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Migrants “Enriching” The West with Record Breaking Measles Outbreak and South American “Kissing Bug” Disease!
Health experts are warning that a potentially lethal parasitic disease from South and Central America, spread by ‘kissing bugs’ has taken hold in the US and Europe, with more than 300,000 Americans contracting it. This news comes at the same time that a record-breaking 41,000 cases of measles have been registered in Europe so far this year resulting in 37 deaths, according to new statistics provided by the World Health Organization (WHO). The figure is almost double the then-record breaking number of 23,927 cases recorded in 2017. This will put an even heavier strain on the already struggling Health Services in Western nations as exposed by a nurse in Germany.
Although measles vaccination rates
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00:51
Migration and Crime data exists in Ireland
“The data on migration and crime exists in Ireland. It’s collected via the pulse system. It’s just not collated and published” – John and Sarah discuss what the Irish Times calls “fringe” concerns about immigration and Ireland’s crime rate. ——————– Gript is proud to be an independent source of news, but that means we reject […]
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07:57
Migration Pact hits Citywest
Moving IPO office to Citywest has increased arrivals. ——————– Gript is proud to be an independent source of news, but that means we reject the lavish government or EU funding others enjoy. We need your support to keep publishing the news and opinion that matters. By subscribing to Gript you’re ensuring we can continue to […]
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04:48
Minister asked about how Parnell Square attacker got citizenship
Despite living in Ireland for 20 years, Parnell stabber Riad Bouchaker still had such bad English that he needed an Arabic interpreter in court. He also uttered anti-Irish slurs and said Ireland was “shit”. Despite this, he was given citizenship. Asked by Ben Scallan whether there should be culture and language requirements to gain citizenship, […]
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01:38
Minister asked why people who don’t watch RTÉ have to pay for it
Gript’s Ben Scallan asks Green Party Media Minister Catherine Martin why people who don’t even watch or like RTÉ should have to pay for it. #gript
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02:36
Minister defends €6bn NGO funding, praises their “expertise”
“The State spends around €6bn a year on the NGO sector”: Minister Paschal Donohoe says that many NGOs involved in “advocacy” still receive State funding, because of their “expertise” and “valuable” work. #gript Donate today to Gript! https://www.gript.ie/donate/ See more at https://www.gript.ie Follow our socials: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GriptMedia Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/griptmedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/griptmedia/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/griptmedia Our Podcasts: […]
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02:10
Minister Defends Government Flights to Climate Summit
Just one Irish Government Department spent over €153k on flights and accommodation for the COP30 climate conference in Brazil. Agriculture Minister Martin Heydon denies that this is “hypocritical”, arguing that in-person meetings are often more productive than virtual ones. ——————– Gript is proud to be an independent source of news, but that means we reject […]
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03:14
Minister defends ignoring public consultation
Ireland’s Communications Minister Patrick O’Donovan admits that most of the responses to the Government’s Disinformation Strategy were negative, but says the State needs to counteract “gossip” online. ——————– Gript is proud to be an independent source of news, but that means we reject the lavish government or EU funding others enjoy. We need your support […]
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05:01
Minister GRILLED over controversial books for kids
WATCH: Education Minister Hildegarde Naughton has denied all knowledge of controversial book “What’s The T?” by Juno Dawson, which contains graphic and inappropriate descriptions aimed at minors. ——————– Gript is proud to be an independent source of news, but that means we reject the lavish government or EU funding others enjoy. We need your support […]
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03:13
Minister Michael Healy-Rae on carbon tax hike
“Whether I like it not, it’s happening…we are where we are”: Minister Michael Healy-Rae explains why he’s part of a Government that’s hiking carbon tax given his previous criticisms of the tax, saying that even if he was “dead”, it would remain in place until 2030 regardless. ——————– Gript is proud to be an independent […]
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03:57
Minister pressed on whether Irish citizenship should be tightened
Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan says that relative to other European countries, the bar for gaining Irish citizenship is “on the more liberal side”, but refuses to say whether it should be made more restrictive despite repeated questioning from Ben Scallan. ——————– Gript is proud to be an independent source of news, but that means we […]
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01:53
Minister questioned on Ireland’s “international obligations”
Asked if the government would consider whether some “international obligations” were actually outdated and bad for Ireland, Fine Gael Minister Heather Humphreys said: “Ireland is a very proud & active member of the EU. We make decisions collectively.” Question by Ben Scallan.
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01:41
Minister urges parents to be vigilant with online photos
Enterprise Minister Peter Burke says the Government is hugely concerned by the capacity of artificial intelligence to create illegal deepfake images of children. ——————– Gript is proud to be an independent source of news, but that means we reject the lavish government or EU funding others enjoy. We need your support to keep publishing the […]
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02:51
Minister wants to combat true but “harmful” information
“That has nothing to do with the question I asked.” “Every time I meet you, you ask me the same questions.” Ben Scallan bumps heads with Media Minister Patrick O’Donovan on the Government regulating “mal-information” – information that’s true, but allegedly “harmful”. ——————– Gript is proud to be an independent source of news, but that […]
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06:36
Minister: ‘I wasn’t responsible for bike shed’
Patrick O’Donovan (who was the Minister overseeing the OPW when the bike shed was approved) says he “wasn’t responsible” for the decision. He adds that “normally” when the OPW is before the Public Accounts Committee, they’re given a “hard time” over projects being late.
