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Ireland v Israel, the Orange Order, and who gains from division.

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TL;DR
  • Dooley opens with the fixture against Israel. He calls what has happened in Gaza barbaric and inhumane, says upwards of 75,000 have been killed and many more seriously injured, and points to the protests it has sparked around Ireland and in many parts of the world. He accuses the Irish political establishment of "speaking out of both sides of their mouth" and calls the European Union fully complicit. Money and power, he says, control the narrative and the organisations, the same way sportswashing does.
  • UEFA did not step in and ban Israel from international competition, he says, so the decision fell to the FAI, which he says sat on its hands and left the players "hanged out to dry". After hours of frantic discussion among the squad, he reports that Gavin Bazunu has said he will not play and was withdrawn, while others have said they will. He compares Bazunu to the shop workers of the 1980s, ordinary working-class women in low-paid jobs, who refused to handle South African produce during apartheid. Those small actions made a difference, Dooley says. He believes the fixture should not go ahead and that others should stand with Bazunu.
  • The second story is the parades commission's decision to allow the Orange Order to march on that route, which he calls "absolutely disgraceful and farcical" given the lives lost over the tensions there. With assembly elections due next year and a push towards Irish unification, he asks who stands to benefit from driving a sectarian wedge between people. He contrasts it with the United Irishmen, who brought Catholic and Protestant together well over 200 years ago, and says many early Orange Order members from the late 1790s joined the forces that killed Catholics and Protestants standing up for Irish independence.
  • He ties both stories to Ireland's own history of colonisation and to what he sees now: financial capital and the European Union controlling fiscal and monetary policy, arms factories in the six counties, and shipyards readying warships as Europe drives towards war. People are being played and divided, Dooley argues, and he asks viewers to look at who benefits, because a divided people is easier to manage and control.
Transcript
00:00

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Over the past 24 hours, two stories have dominated the news cycle. The first is around the Irish men's international football team who are due to play Nations League fixture against Israel on Sunday evening. And the second is the orange order following a decision made by the parades commission that would have allowed the orange order to march down Garvaji road for the first time in nearly 30 years. First story around Ireland versus Israel is very important. We've seen major.

Protests around Ireland over the past number of years following what's taken place in Gaza. Absolutely barbaric and horrific. Upwards of 75,000 have been killed, many more seriously injured, not to mention the amount of children that have been senselessly killed in this barbaric and inhumane attack on the Palestinian people. This has come at the same time which has sparked so many protests right around Ireland and many parts of the world as well. We can look at the international.

Outrage, but at the same time, we see the hypocrisy coming from the Irish political establishment that is speaking out of both sides of their mouth in relation to the horrific events. The European Union being fully complicit in what's taking place. And we see the difference of treatment between various countries in terms of invasions that perhaps serve the agenda of the ruling corrupt classes. Seems like money and power go a long way in the world in terms of controlling the narrative and.

Controlling organizations which the same as the sports washing that's taken place as well. So much for UEFA stepping in and banning Israel from international competition. They didn't do it. So then it was left to the FAI again who sat in their hands and have left the players to basically to be hanged out to dry. And over the last number of hours there's been frantic discussions amongst many of the players around whether they're going to fulfill this fixture.

And I can report that one footballer Gavin Bazunu has said that he will not play in this fixture and was withdrawn from the Earth squad. Now others have said that they will follow on and play this fixture. So let's see how this develops over the next period of time. But we can go back to the time of the Dun stores workers in the 1980s that refused to handle South African produce during the times of apartoid. Those little actions made a difference.

02:43

And it was ordinary working-class women that stood up

And it was ordinary working-class women that stood up then like Karen Garin, Mary Mannon and many others working in very low paid jobs within Dun stores who stood up for rights for people to try and affect change and bring international attention to what's taking place which is vitally important in terms of shared humanity. But at the same time, we've seen so much of the political establishment neglect what's taken place domestically in Ireland. Much the same as the hypocrisy.

Coming from the Irish political establishment around this as well. Who won't follow through on any serious actions in relation to this? As I said earlier, it's really about money and power and greed. That's what calls the shots. the big corporate interests and that's who the Irish government are beholden to completely. So let's see how this develops over the next period of time and fair play to people who are standing up for their beliefs such as Gavin Bazunu and many more should stand.

“the big corporate interests and that's who the Irish government are beholden to completely”

Up with him in my view. I believe the fixture should not go ahead but let's see what develops over the next period of time because drawing attention to it is vitally important and standing up against bullies is the only answer. Second story is around the orange order and the decision by the parades commission to allow them to march in drum core which was absolutely disgraceful and farcical. At the same time, we've seen so many lives lost in.

That part of the world in relation to the tensions that were caused. But who stands to benefit from increasing sectarian tensions on at this time? Next year, there's assembly elections due. I'm sure there's probably the copper fast and support. Perhaps at the same time, Andy Bernham's government is moving in because of the push to drive towards Irish unification. Perhaps that's part of the agenda as well and to drive a sectarian wedge between people rather than bringing people together.

Much the same as what the United Irishman stood for well over 200 years ago when they brought Catholic Protestant in the center. But the Orange Order has always been a tool used by the corrupt ruling establishment to keep people divided to drive their agenda. And as I stated around the United Irishman, many of those members of the Orange Order that started around the late 1790s joined up with the Omen who were part of the brutal battalions and so-called.

05:26

Fuseliers who destroyed, killed, and decimated so many Catholic

Fuseliers who destroyed, killed, and decimated so many Catholic people and many others including Protestants who were standing up for Irish independence. always been a tool of the corrupt establishment which much the same now as they're being used by the establishment to serve their own agenda to keep dividing people rather than uniting people on the basis of ordinary working class interests. They're trying to divide people again through religion through sectarian divides and to drive this wedge while many are talking about.

Unification. very very suspicious around this period of time, isn't it? So, two events taking place in Ireland has dominated the news cycle over the last number of hours. We've seen what's taken place in Gaza. Nobody can hide away from that over the past number of years. And also at the same time, Ireland through its own history have been colonized, have been oppressed for many centuries, which the same as we're colonized now by so much financial capital and through the.

Interests of the European Union controlling our fiscal and monetary policy. Also we see the occupied six counties as well with their NATO armor factories up there as well and weapons of war being manufactured in preparation for the war which the same as many of the shipyards have been used as well to ready more warships as eur Europe and the so-called coalition of the willing are driving towards war on the continent of Europe. So this is what's taking.

Place. Perhaps people are being massively played and being divided unnecessarily rather than looking behind the nonsense and look at the real facts what's taking place and who benefits from all this. It's not organ working people keep people divided and it's easier to manage and control isn't it? So thanks support my videos please comment as well and thanks for sharing them as well. So from Dublin this evening long talk to us you all soon. Bye-bye.

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26 Sep 2026 · Sovereignty · 7:36

Ireland v Israel, the Orange Order, and who gains from division.

Two stories dominated the news cycle, Dooley says: the Irish men's team due to play Israel in a Nations League fixture on Sunday evening, and the parades commission's decision to let the Orange Order march down a contested road for the first time in nearly 30 years. He says UEFA did not ban Israel, the FAI sat on its hands and the players were left to decide for themselves, and he reports that Gavin Bazunu will not play. He believes the fixture should not go ahead. On the march, he asks who benefits from raising sectarian tension while many are talking about unification, and argues that keeping working people divided makes them easier to manage and control.

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TL;DR
01
Dooley opens with the fixture against Israel. He calls what has happened in Gaza barbaric and inhumane, says upwards of 75,000 have been killed and many more seriously injured, and points to the protests it has sparked around Ireland and in many parts of the world. He accuses the Irish political establishment of "speaking out of both sides of their mouth" and calls the European Union fully complicit. Money and power, he says, control the narrative and the organisations, the same way sportswashing does.
02
UEFA did not step in and ban Israel from international competition, he says, so the decision fell to the FAI, which he says sat on its hands and left the players "hanged out to dry". After hours of frantic discussion among the squad, he reports that Gavin Bazunu has said he will not play and was withdrawn, while others have said they will. He compares Bazunu to the shop workers of the 1980s, ordinary working-class women in low-paid jobs, who refused to handle South African produce during apartheid. Those small actions made a difference, Dooley says. He believes the fixture should not go ahead and that others should stand with Bazunu.
03
The second story is the parades commission's decision to allow the Orange Order to march on that route, which he calls "absolutely disgraceful and farcical" given the lives lost over the tensions there. With assembly elections due next year and a push towards Irish unification, he asks who stands to benefit from driving a sectarian wedge between people. He contrasts it with the United Irishmen, who brought Catholic and Protestant together well over 200 years ago, and says many early Orange Order members from the late 1790s joined the forces that killed Catholics and Protestants standing up for Irish independence.
04
He ties both stories to Ireland's own history of colonisation and to what he sees now: financial capital and the European Union controlling fiscal and monetary policy, arms factories in the six counties, and shipyards readying warships as Europe drives towards war. People are being played and divided, Dooley argues, and he asks viewers to look at who benefits, because a divided people is easier to manage and control.
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7:36
Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Over the past 24 hours, two stories have dominated the news cycle. The first is around the Irish men's international football team who are due to play Nations League fixture against Israel on Sunday evening. And the second is the orange order following a decision made by the parades commission that would have allowed the orange order to march down Garvaji road for the first time in nearly 30 years. First story around Ireland versus Israel is very important. We've seen major.

Protests around Ireland over the past number of years following what's taken place in Gaza. Absolutely barbaric and horrific. Upwards of 75,000 have been killed, many more seriously injured, not to mention the amount of children that have been senselessly killed in this barbaric and inhumane attack on the Palestinian people. This has come at the same time which has sparked so many protests right around Ireland and many parts of the world as well. We can look at the international.

Outrage, but at the same time, we see the hypocrisy coming from the Irish political establishment that is speaking out of both sides of their mouth in relation to the horrific events. The European Union being fully complicit in what's taking place. And we see the difference of treatment between various countries in terms of invasions that perhaps serve the agenda of the ruling corrupt classes. Seems like money and power go a long way in the world in terms of controlling the narrative and.

Controlling organizations which the same as the sports washing that's taken place as well. So much for UEFA stepping in and banning Israel from international competition. They didn't do it. So then it was left to the FAI again who sat in their hands and have left the players to basically to be hanged out to dry. And over the last number of hours there's been frantic discussions amongst many of the players around whether they're going to fulfill this fixture.

And I can report that one footballer Gavin Bazunu has said that he will not play in this fixture and was withdrawn from the Earth squad. Now others have said that they will follow on and play this fixture. So let's see how this develops over the next period of time. But we can go back to the time of the Dun stores workers in the 1980s that refused to handle South African produce during the times of apartoid. Those little actions made a difference.

And it was ordinary working-class women that stood up

And it was ordinary working-class women that stood up then like Karen Garin, Mary Mannon and many others working in very low paid jobs within Dun stores who stood up for rights for people to try and affect change and bring international attention to what's taking place which is vitally important in terms of shared humanity. But at the same time, we've seen so much of the political establishment neglect what's taken place domestically in Ireland. Much the same as the hypocrisy.

Coming from the Irish political establishment around this as well. Who won't follow through on any serious actions in relation to this? As I said earlier, it's really about money and power and greed. That's what calls the shots. the big corporate interests and that's who the Irish government are beholden to completely. So let's see how this develops over the next period of time and fair play to people who are standing up for their beliefs such as Gavin Bazunu and many more should stand.

“the big corporate interests and that's who the Irish government are beholden to completely”

Up with him in my view. I believe the fixture should not go ahead but let's see what develops over the next period of time because drawing attention to it is vitally important and standing up against bullies is the only answer. Second story is around the orange order and the decision by the parades commission to allow them to march in drum core which was absolutely disgraceful and farcical. At the same time, we've seen so many lives lost in.

That part of the world in relation to the tensions that were caused. But who stands to benefit from increasing sectarian tensions on at this time? Next year, there's assembly elections due. I'm sure there's probably the copper fast and support. Perhaps at the same time, Andy Bernham's government is moving in because of the push to drive towards Irish unification. Perhaps that's part of the agenda as well and to drive a sectarian wedge between people rather than bringing people together.

Much the same as what the United Irishman stood for well over 200 years ago when they brought Catholic Protestant in the center. But the Orange Order has always been a tool used by the corrupt ruling establishment to keep people divided to drive their agenda. And as I stated around the United Irishman, many of those members of the Orange Order that started around the late 1790s joined up with the Omen who were part of the brutal battalions and so-called.

Fuseliers who destroyed, killed, and decimated so many Catholic

Fuseliers who destroyed, killed, and decimated so many Catholic people and many others including Protestants who were standing up for Irish independence. always been a tool of the corrupt establishment which much the same now as they're being used by the establishment to serve their own agenda to keep dividing people rather than uniting people on the basis of ordinary working class interests. They're trying to divide people again through religion through sectarian divides and to drive this wedge while many are talking about.

Unification. very very suspicious around this period of time, isn't it? So, two events taking place in Ireland has dominated the news cycle over the last number of hours. We've seen what's taken place in Gaza. Nobody can hide away from that over the past number of years. And also at the same time, Ireland through its own history have been colonized, have been oppressed for many centuries, which the same as we're colonized now by so much financial capital and through the.

Interests of the European Union controlling our fiscal and monetary policy. Also we see the occupied six counties as well with their NATO armor factories up there as well and weapons of war being manufactured in preparation for the war which the same as many of the shipyards have been used as well to ready more warships as eur Europe and the so-called coalition of the willing are driving towards war on the continent of Europe. So this is what's taking.

Place. Perhaps people are being massively played and being divided unnecessarily rather than looking behind the nonsense and look at the real facts what's taking place and who benefits from all this. It's not organ working people keep people divided and it's easier to manage and control isn't it? So thanks support my videos please comment as well and thanks for sharing them as well. So from Dublin this evening long talk to us you all soon. Bye-bye.

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