I cannot tell you the relief and appreciation for these yellow board holders when I first saw them at roundabouts in Mullingar in what felt like the depths of utter madness of the Covid restrictions when myself and my family were beginning to feel that our right to choose our medical autonomy was under direct threat. I read in awe the words on the boards that no one was saying in public! I forget the exact words unfortunately but they gave me hope and I felt less isolated and alone! Thank you one and all.
“Steve is an engineer by trade. He did not want to give his full name.”
This one sentence stood out for me. It’s proof, if proof were needed that Ireland is no longer a safe place for those of us who think outside the office political / media narrative. Steve represents many of us in Ireland today. Maybe he is afraid to speak out publicly incase he loses his job. Maybe he is afraid of being targeted by leftists. Maybe he is afraid of what his friends and family might think of him. In a free and democratic Society we should have the right to express our opinions. In Ireland, only the left has this privilege. Those of us on the Right are forced to use pseudonyms, forced to use alternative social media platforms like Telegram and Odysee. Forced to hide who we really are. Well done to those people, including Steve X who courageously stood and continue to stand in public places educating the masses in Ireland without fear or favour 👏🏻
Even though I didn't particularly like wearing a mask and/or social distancing, I saw them simply as a way of protecting myself and others - particularly vulnerable others - from a porentially very dangerous and, proven to be lethal, virus. I was surprised at the number of people who objected to making this small gesture towards the common good.
I cannot tell you the relief and appreciation for these yellow board holders when I first saw them at roundabouts in Mullingar in what felt like the depths of utter madness of the Covid restrictions when myself and my family were beginning to feel that our right to choose our medical autonomy was under direct threat. I read in awe the words on the boards that no one was saying in public! I forget the exact words unfortunately but they gave me hope and I felt less isolated and alone! Thank you one and all.
“Steve is an engineer by trade. He did not want to give his full name.”
This one sentence stood out for me. It’s proof, if proof were needed that Ireland is no longer a safe place for those of us who think outside the office political / media narrative. Steve represents many of us in Ireland today. Maybe he is afraid to speak out publicly incase he loses his job. Maybe he is afraid of being targeted by leftists. Maybe he is afraid of what his friends and family might think of him. In a free and democratic Society we should have the right to express our opinions. In Ireland, only the left has this privilege. Those of us on the Right are forced to use pseudonyms, forced to use alternative social media platforms like Telegram and Odysee. Forced to hide who we really are. Well done to those people, including Steve X who courageously stood and continue to stand in public places educating the masses in Ireland without fear or favour 👏🏻
So well said. Enoch is a brave man and he'll win in the end. In fact he has won already. I bet he sleeps better than the judge and his boss do.
True patriots
Even though I didn't particularly like wearing a mask and/or social distancing, I saw them simply as a way of protecting myself and others - particularly vulnerable others - from a porentially very dangerous and, proven to be lethal, virus. I was surprised at the number of people who objected to making this small gesture towards the common good.