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Dispatch · 9 Jun 2026

Belfast stabbing: “this should be the final straw”.

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TL;DR
  • The attack happened around half ten on Monday evening, June 8th, in North Belfast, with video circulating within 12–18 hours — the victim suffered serious neck, back, eye and face injuries Dooley understands to be catastrophic, the PSNI have declared a critical incident, and Dooley credits neighbours who came to his aid with a hurley for stopping a far worse tragedy, sending his thoughts and prayers to the victim and the wider community.
  • The suspect — initially reported as Somali, now confirmed to be from Sudan — apparently had leave to remain in Britain and was previously in Dublin, Dooley says, recalling the head of the Garda National Immigration Bureau claiming some two years ago there was “no such thing as an unfettered migrant”; Keir Starmer calls the attack “sickening” — the same Starmer, Dooley argues, who allowed uncontrolled mass immigration across Britain — while northern politicians have at least, he allows, been honest and opened the debate.
  • He sets the stabbing in a pattern he says has become normalized: a young mother of two stabbed to death and thrown over a bridge in Clifden, allegedly by her ex-partner, just over a week earlier; a stabbing on Grafton Street within the last week — quickly moved on from, he says, by an Irish political and media establishment that won’t discuss it; an Irish man murdered in Blanchardstown weeks before; and the trial just commencing of the North African man accused of the attempted murder of three people in Parnell Square over three years ago — the attack that, he recalls, precipitated a massive backlash from ordinary working people.
  • The EU Migration and Asylum Pact effectively becomes Irish law on June 12th — protest is planned but it’s “more or less a done deal” under the programme for government agreed by Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and their independent partners, Dooley says — and he argues the agenda serves billionaires, big employers and government organisations that benefit from the industry while working people pay in low wages, strained services and accommodation costs: a “powder keg” to which the establishment’s likely solution is a crackdown on people, when power should instead return to communities rather than the “bureaucrats in Brussels”.
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00:00

Hi everyone

Hi everyone. Yesterday evening, Monday, June the 8th around half 10, there was a horrific, barbaric stabbing on the streets of North Belfast where a man was set upon. And this video is doing the rounds over the last 12 to 18 hours. Absolutely horrific, despicable, beyond belief really. But when will people say enough is enough of what's taken place across Ireland? Now, there was initial reports that it was a Somali man who was responsible.

And now it's been confirmed that the man is from Sudan. But first of all, my thoughts and prayers are with the victim who has suffered serious neck, back, eye, and face injuries in this horrific attack. Now, thanks to neighbors that had came to the man's aid with a hurley that this could have ended up a far more serious event. But at the same time, we've seen the response today from the political establishment. More of the same nonsense coming out.

Even Kier Starmer has come out to say that it was a sickening attack. Now, Kier Starmer, a man who was allowed the uncontrolled mass immigration to continue across Britain. And at the same time, many other politicians in the north of Ireland have also said it was a barbaric and horrible, disgusting attack. At least they have been being honest and open the debate on what's taken place in the north of Ireland. Now, the PSNI have said it's a critical.

Incident because the man I understand has catastrophic injuries and he is currently in hospital. So, as we said, my thoughts and prayers are with the victim, the wider community, and well done to those neighbors who went out and supported him and prevented this from even becoming a worse tragedy than it already is. But at the same time, a lot of questions have to be asked about what's taken place. First around what's been taken place in terms of relation to that individual.

Who apparently had leave to remain in Britain. And uh the north of Ireland, they understand. But at the same time, he was previously in Dublin. Bring you back to a conversation that I had in a video probably about 2 years ago at this stage where the head of the Garda National Immigration Bureau said there was no such thing as an unfettered migrant. Do you remember that story? This is the same cast light that's been going on for years.

02:39

Around what's taken place right across Ireland

Around what's taken place right across Ireland. And at the same time, in the context of what's taken place over the past number of weeks in Ireland, people remember over a week ago a young mother of two children in Clifden, Asylum Seerabi, was viciously stabbed, knifed to death, and thrown over a bridge in Clifden by apparently her ex-partner. This is absolutely horrific.

And it's despicable. And it's absolutely barbaric. But this has become normalized right across Ireland. When does this ever become normal? At the same time, we saw the horrific stabbing on the streets of Grafton Street in within the last week also. Which quickly gets moved on by the Irish political immediate establishment. They don't discuss it. We saw the horrific attack and murder of the man who was killed, Irish man who was killed in Blanchardstown a number of weeks ago as.

Well. This is more of the same nonsense going on. And in the last couple of days, the trial has commenced of the man from North Africa who is on trial with the attempted murder of the three people in Parnell Square over three years ago that precipitated the massive backlash from ordinary working people in relation to what's taken place right across our city and right across our country.

And we have to wait for the criminal justice process to take its course which which I'm sure it will at the same time. But what's more important around this in terms of the current response is to start saying no to any globalist agenda of mass uncontrolled immigration. Because as I've spoken about in many of my videos, who does it benefit? It benefits those at the very top of society, big employers, and many of those government organizations who benefit from this.

Industry. While it's ordinary working class people that suffer. And people have had enough of what's taken place right above their heads. Currently in Ireland, we're going to face the European Union migration and asylum pact which is going to be voted through or become Irish law essentially on June the 12th in a couple of days. There is protest planned about what's taken place, but it's more or less a done deal with the current Irish government. It's part.

Of the program for government agreed by Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, and the Labour-led lucky independents who have no interest in representing the people of Ireland. Much the same as much as this so-called opposition who haven't stood up for ordinary working class people. They haven't stood up about the race to the bottom, the low wages. They haven't stood up about the massive pressure on basic public services, massive pressure on housing. And of course this puts up accommodation costs,.

05:35

But they won't talk about this because this isn't

But they won't talk about this because this isn't part of their agenda. Because their agenda is one of the same with the globalist agenda about the mass uncontrolled immigration. So where is there an open and honest discussion about this? This should be the final straw in the whole globalist agenda of mass uncontrolled immigration. Now, people, as I said, have had enough. And at the same time, people now need to start to stand up and take power back to our communities,.

“This should be the final straw in the whole globalist agenda of mass uncontrolled immigration”

Ordinary working people. That's where power comes from. And essentially, the policy of the state, as I've always said, should be derived derived from the people of the country, not from any supranational institution or cede sovereignty to the bureaucrats in Brussels, which the same as the Irish government are willing to do. Today, I was trying to talk about the video in terms of the meeting between Micheál Martin and Kaja Kallas, but this event is absolutely shocking, it's despicable.

And it's like a powder keg that's ready to explode because of the ignorance and deliberate ignorance of the political establishment to allow this to happen and bury their heads in the sand to it. But now, they're probably cooking up a solution. The solution is a crackdown on people. So, let's see what develops over the next period of time. We've seen previously what happened in the last couple of years in the north. And we've seen recently in terms of the.

Horrific sexual assault on the young girl in City West as well that precipitated those protests where people just said, "We've had enough." It's up for ordinary people to start to stand up. And who does this globalist agenda really represent and who does it serve? It doesn't serve the needs of ordinary working people in Ireland. It serves the needs of those billionaires, corporations at the very top of society. And it's not about anything else. It's only about serving.

Their agenda to try and keep dividing people to to bolster their profits and bolster their control in the drive towards totalitarianism. So, thanks so much for the support. Really appreciate Please share the and thanks again for sharing my videos far and wide. So, from Dublin this evening, slán go foil.

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9 Jun 2026 · Immigration · 7:45

Belfast stabbing: “this should be the final straw”.

A man is set upon and stabbed on the streets of North Belfast around half ten on a Monday evening — suffering serious neck, back, eye and face injuries in an attack the PSNI treat as a critical incident, with the suspect first reported as Somali and now confirmed to be from Sudan. Dooley argues that after Clifden, Grafton Street, Blanchardstown and Parnell Square, this should be “the final straw” for what he calls the globalist agenda of mass uncontrolled immigration.

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TL;DR
01
The attack happened around half ten on Monday evening, June 8th, in North Belfast, with video circulating within 12–18 hours — the victim suffered serious neck, back, eye and face injuries Dooley understands to be catastrophic, the PSNI have declared a critical incident, and Dooley credits neighbours who came to his aid with a hurley for stopping a far worse tragedy, sending his thoughts and prayers to the victim and the wider community.
02
The suspect — initially reported as Somali, now confirmed to be from Sudan — apparently had leave to remain in Britain and was previously in Dublin, Dooley says, recalling the head of the Garda National Immigration Bureau claiming some two years ago there was “no such thing as an unfettered migrant”; Keir Starmer calls the attack “sickening” — the same Starmer, Dooley argues, who allowed uncontrolled mass immigration across Britain — while northern politicians have at least, he allows, been honest and opened the debate.
03
He sets the stabbing in a pattern he says has become normalized: a young mother of two stabbed to death and thrown over a bridge in Clifden, allegedly by her ex-partner, just over a week earlier; a stabbing on Grafton Street within the last week — quickly moved on from, he says, by an Irish political and media establishment that won’t discuss it; an Irish man murdered in Blanchardstown weeks before; and the trial just commencing of the North African man accused of the attempted murder of three people in Parnell Square over three years ago — the attack that, he recalls, precipitated a massive backlash from ordinary working people.
04
The EU Migration and Asylum Pact effectively becomes Irish law on June 12th — protest is planned but it’s “more or less a done deal” under the programme for government agreed by Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and their independent partners, Dooley says — and he argues the agenda serves billionaires, big employers and government organisations that benefit from the industry while working people pay in low wages, strained services and accommodation costs: a “powder keg” to which the establishment’s likely solution is a crackdown on people, when power should instead return to communities rather than the “bureaucrats in Brussels”.
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7:45
Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hi everyone

Hi everyone. Yesterday evening, Monday, June the 8th around half 10, there was a horrific, barbaric stabbing on the streets of North Belfast where a man was set upon. And this video is doing the rounds over the last 12 to 18 hours. Absolutely horrific, despicable, beyond belief really. But when will people say enough is enough of what's taken place across Ireland? Now, there was initial reports that it was a Somali man who was responsible.

And now it's been confirmed that the man is from Sudan. But first of all, my thoughts and prayers are with the victim who has suffered serious neck, back, eye, and face injuries in this horrific attack. Now, thanks to neighbors that had came to the man's aid with a hurley that this could have ended up a far more serious event. But at the same time, we've seen the response today from the political establishment. More of the same nonsense coming out.

Even Kier Starmer has come out to say that it was a sickening attack. Now, Kier Starmer, a man who was allowed the uncontrolled mass immigration to continue across Britain. And at the same time, many other politicians in the north of Ireland have also said it was a barbaric and horrible, disgusting attack. At least they have been being honest and open the debate on what's taken place in the north of Ireland. Now, the PSNI have said it's a critical.

Incident because the man I understand has catastrophic injuries and he is currently in hospital. So, as we said, my thoughts and prayers are with the victim, the wider community, and well done to those neighbors who went out and supported him and prevented this from even becoming a worse tragedy than it already is. But at the same time, a lot of questions have to be asked about what's taken place. First around what's been taken place in terms of relation to that individual.

Who apparently had leave to remain in Britain. And uh the north of Ireland, they understand. But at the same time, he was previously in Dublin. Bring you back to a conversation that I had in a video probably about 2 years ago at this stage where the head of the Garda National Immigration Bureau said there was no such thing as an unfettered migrant. Do you remember that story? This is the same cast light that's been going on for years.

Around what's taken place right across Ireland

Around what's taken place right across Ireland. And at the same time, in the context of what's taken place over the past number of weeks in Ireland, people remember over a week ago a young mother of two children in Clifden, Asylum Seerabi, was viciously stabbed, knifed to death, and thrown over a bridge in Clifden by apparently her ex-partner. This is absolutely horrific.

And it's despicable. And it's absolutely barbaric. But this has become normalized right across Ireland. When does this ever become normal? At the same time, we saw the horrific stabbing on the streets of Grafton Street in within the last week also. Which quickly gets moved on by the Irish political immediate establishment. They don't discuss it. We saw the horrific attack and murder of the man who was killed, Irish man who was killed in Blanchardstown a number of weeks ago as.

Well. This is more of the same nonsense going on. And in the last couple of days, the trial has commenced of the man from North Africa who is on trial with the attempted murder of the three people in Parnell Square over three years ago that precipitated the massive backlash from ordinary working people in relation to what's taken place right across our city and right across our country.

And we have to wait for the criminal justice process to take its course which which I'm sure it will at the same time. But what's more important around this in terms of the current response is to start saying no to any globalist agenda of mass uncontrolled immigration. Because as I've spoken about in many of my videos, who does it benefit? It benefits those at the very top of society, big employers, and many of those government organizations who benefit from this.

Industry. While it's ordinary working class people that suffer. And people have had enough of what's taken place right above their heads. Currently in Ireland, we're going to face the European Union migration and asylum pact which is going to be voted through or become Irish law essentially on June the 12th in a couple of days. There is protest planned about what's taken place, but it's more or less a done deal with the current Irish government. It's part.

Of the program for government agreed by Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, and the Labour-led lucky independents who have no interest in representing the people of Ireland. Much the same as much as this so-called opposition who haven't stood up for ordinary working class people. They haven't stood up about the race to the bottom, the low wages. They haven't stood up about the massive pressure on basic public services, massive pressure on housing. And of course this puts up accommodation costs,.

But they won't talk about this because this isn't

But they won't talk about this because this isn't part of their agenda. Because their agenda is one of the same with the globalist agenda about the mass uncontrolled immigration. So where is there an open and honest discussion about this? This should be the final straw in the whole globalist agenda of mass uncontrolled immigration. Now, people, as I said, have had enough. And at the same time, people now need to start to stand up and take power back to our communities,.

“This should be the final straw in the whole globalist agenda of mass uncontrolled immigration”

Ordinary working people. That's where power comes from. And essentially, the policy of the state, as I've always said, should be derived derived from the people of the country, not from any supranational institution or cede sovereignty to the bureaucrats in Brussels, which the same as the Irish government are willing to do. Today, I was trying to talk about the video in terms of the meeting between Micheál Martin and Kaja Kallas, but this event is absolutely shocking, it's despicable.

And it's like a powder keg that's ready to explode because of the ignorance and deliberate ignorance of the political establishment to allow this to happen and bury their heads in the sand to it. But now, they're probably cooking up a solution. The solution is a crackdown on people. So, let's see what develops over the next period of time. We've seen previously what happened in the last couple of years in the north. And we've seen recently in terms of the.

Horrific sexual assault on the young girl in City West as well that precipitated those protests where people just said, "We've had enough." It's up for ordinary people to start to stand up. And who does this globalist agenda really represent and who does it serve? It doesn't serve the needs of ordinary working people in Ireland. It serves the needs of those billionaires, corporations at the very top of society. And it's not about anything else. It's only about serving.

Their agenda to try and keep dividing people to to bolster their profits and bolster their control in the drive towards totalitarianism. So, thanks so much for the support. Really appreciate Please share the and thanks again for sharing my videos far and wide. So, from Dublin this evening, slán go foil.

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