Chin Up, Poles! Dublin ‘Justice’ Is ROTTEN to The Core!
Extraditions by EU states of alleged criminals to Poland could stop after an Irish court ruling…
Irish precedent may halt EU extraditions to Poland – EUobserver

Turns out that a notorious lesbian judge named Aileen Donnelly has shown herself up by requesting an opinion from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on whether Artur Celmer, who is wanted by Poland on drugs trafficking charges, would get a fair trial at home.
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Nothing to do with the man in the dock, or his alleged crime but with the Euro-Commissars’ on-going jihad against Polish reforms…
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…which, as we know, were put in place to rid their courts of communist sloth and post-communist corruption.
Polish justice system ‘deeply flawed’: new PM – Radio Poland
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The shrill wigged lesbian goes totally OTT in her yelping.
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“The Polish government was guilty of “what appears to be the deliberate, calculated and provocative legislative dismantling … of the independence of the judiciary, a key component of the rule of law.”
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Disgusting slur on Polish justice, and an open contempt for Polish democracy…
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…for the Law and Justice Party government there has a strong electoral mandate to clean up those courts.
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But maybe it’s the Polish party’s name that has upset the lesbian. At least one of her other recent rulings has shown little enthusiasm for law or justice.
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Damien McLaughlin faces charges over the killing of prison officer David Black
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David Black murder: Unionist anger at Dublin extradition judgment
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By keeping a man accused of involvement in terrorist murder safe from British justice, Donnelly’s very much in the tradition of shameful extradition rulings which have pock-marked the face of Eire ‘law’ for many, many years, as in 1988…
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Irish Deny British Bid to Extradite Priest Suspected of Aiding I.R.A
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…and long before that!
“The Republic of Ireland has a shameful history when it comes to the extradition of suspects during the Troubles. From 1973 until 1997 the UK sought the extradition of 110 suspects from the Republic, but only eight were extradited.” Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, MP. https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/republic-of-ireland/cork-accused-of-britbashing-after-call-to-halt-extraditions-to-uk-36571056.html=
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Fans of the Sinn Fein/IRA murder gang had many occasions to be grateful to slimy Eire judges in ‘courts’ that were mere forums for terrorist sympathisers to ask for and receive whatever best benefited the scum they represented.
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So if Poles are concerned, as they no doubt are…
“It is incomprehensible that general, abstract deliberations, projections and speculations become the basis of such an important decision as the handover of a criminal sought in the whole of Europe,” said one Polish minister
…by this liberal lesbian Europhiliac’s ranting, they should at least not be surprised.
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The Eire courts have long been tainted by scandalous indifference to honest judgements on extradition.
Billy King 22:27 on March 19, 2018 Permalink |
God bless you, Ross!
There are too many people who have forgotten how all the same kind that want an open border today were all for keeping it closed when Britain wanted Sinn Fein terrorists brought across it to face trial for their crimes.
This lesbian needs to be sent back to law school or wherever she got taught her twisted thinking.
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Tam Baird 23:15 on March 19, 2018 Permalink |
I can remember how we all got so worked up about the rotten judges in Dublin who saved the terrorists from justice.
Now the Poles are being treated just as badly and by a ‘judge’ who has only been in office a wee while but already has shown her terrorist bias with that other ruling you point to.
Eire is no friend to Britain and never has been.
We should be on the Polish side of this dispute.. .
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Samuel Beaton 23:48 on March 19, 2018 Permalink |
I had as I always do, taken note of this very peculiar judge’s politically motivated extradition decision against Poland, which was based on EU jargon rather than the merits of the case.
What I had not realised was that she already has a record of playing to political prejudice ( a political prejudice she may well share) with her ruling only a little while ago against returning a terrorist murder suspect from his Eire sanctuary to be tried in the UK.
All those judges mentioned over previous decades who set out to protect IRA etc terrorists from the consequences of their political violence did not just appear on the court benches by magic. They were consciously and deliberately selected by the Eire political/legal establishment to serve as judges.
This being so, why is May so obsessed with placating Dublin over the border issue.
Eire is a hostile state.
Any British Government should be able to recognise that and say so, and act accordingly.
Ross, please tidy up my grammar and spelling.
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ross1948 19:05 on March 20, 2018 Permalink |
Tidied, sir. Not that many, I have to add.
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Jacko 23:58 on March 20, 2018 Permalink
You should tidy up mine too, Ross.
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Beth 14:14 on March 20, 2018 Permalink |
It is very true that this Donnelly is an unsuitable person to be a judge because she lets her politics overrule her duty to put legal principles first. She should be fired.
But I don’t see why her sexual problems need to be brought into it.
Some lesbians are very sensible, like the AfD leader in Germany.
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Eddie Hart 15:30 on March 20, 2018 Permalink |
She is like too many of our American politicans, ignorant of history except what they learn from ‘rebel songs in bars and maybe xenophobic hate passed down from their ignorant parents and grandparents.
I mean the Kennedy Clan especially but many another like them.
Extradition is or should be dependent on the case before the court and not, like the Euopean Union has made it, a political game.
You are undoubtedly aware of how Brussels-run governments (including Britain) wont send murderous terrorists to the USA if the death penalty is on the menu.
In this Dublin case, the lesbian is just a leftist clown and should be retired fast.
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Mort 16:31 on March 20, 2018 Permalink |
I used that link to the report you lead with, and find it intriguing that every court in the European Union may follow the perverse judgement by the pro-IRA judge in Dublin.
We in the United States already suffer from the ideological bias of EU ‘justice;’ in that courts in the European Union are enforcing Brussels determination to save terrorist lives
I checked on this before sending you this comment and while I am not certain if all EU countries bow to ‘Europe’ on this, it is clear as day that both France and Britain are numbered among those guilty of this terrorist-protection policy-
quote – ‘the European Court of Human Rights ruled that the United Kingdom was not permitted under its treaty obligations to extradite an individual to the United States, because the United States’ federal government was constitutionally unable to offer binding assurances that the death penalty would not be sought ;’
After all the anger in the UK about Eire courts protecting IRA killers from facing justice, it is really offensive that the UK is doing exactly the same thing, protecting killers who should be sent to face justice in the USA.
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