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Old 25-11-2007, 04:02 PM
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Ireland Local Election 2009.

I think the Eu should sort of like take note of how many numbers of immigrant that will contest as a candidiate in the local election, because they are corrently making a cock and bull story about the first black mayor in the history of ireland that he has resided in England but there isn't a warrant for his arrest for terrorism before he was granted permission to remain in ireland by virtue of irish/eu citizen which give an absolute right to remain in any eu country permanently, but is it because is now a mayor and he is a Nigerian ?

If Mr Adebari and the rest of the Nigerian are not from Nigeria for example may be if they are from trinidad and tobago or indian the irish public will not have a problem with them becoming a mayor (fast track) But a Nigerain, i think it's a bit too far to them.

It's about time the rest of the world should wake up to the absurdity of some irish republic people's discrimination which can go on and on unitil the 50.000 irish illegal get a kick out of the united state before the racist among their minister realize who is panicking among their people.


To be honest i will be contesting as a candidiate anyway in the local election in ireland because i wish to extend my fundamental franchise in irish election.

Last edited by angelcountry; 25-11-2007 at 07:18 PM.
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