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Dispatch · 12 Jul 2026

Official Ireland goes “deathly silent” on the Killarney killing.

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TL;DR
  • The suspect in the murder of Jamie Kearney — a 43-year-old American citizen killed in Killarney days earlier — has reportedly fled the country to Turkey and on to his home country of Jordan, yet, Dooley says, there are no calls for the resignation of Jim O’Callaghan or any major political figure; the media establishment has closed ranks, and the so-called NGOs — “really government organizations” — are “deathly silent”.
  • The man had been refused asylum and appealed, yet was apparently offered subsidiary protection — under which a passport surrendered during the protection process can be handed back, on the premise of fearing for your life in a war; “is there a war in Jordan?” Dooley asks, filing it under a litany of failures in an appeals system now carrying about 20,000 cases at the International Protection Appeals Tribunal — up 700% in three years — plus 562 at the High Court, which held around 34–35 in the last 12 months: “do the maths”.
  • The government’s answer, Dooley argues, is the EU Migration and Asylum Pact — Brussels bureaucrats deciding how many come into Ireland, “legal pathways” through the work-permit system subsidising big employers with cheap labour while commercial property owners make massive money from the public purse — and, now that the pact is law, a door opened to scanning and biometric data for arrivals that he predicts will roll out across the whole population as digital ID: “create the problem, come up with the solution”, with sovereignty “a thing of the past” under a supranational EU.
  • Women’s Aid figures he cites put eight murders already in 2026 against seven in all of 2025 — six of those, “according to information”, carried out by foreign nationals — and Dooley argues femicide and domestic abuse deserve honest address rather than heads in the sand; with no extradition treaty with Jordan he suggests “maybe it suits” an establishment that offered no accountability after the Citywest sexual assault of a 10-year-old last year, and he sends condolences to the bereaved families, particularly Jamie Kearney’s young daughter.
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00:00

Hi everyone

Hi everyone. You really couldn't not be up to what's taken place in Ireland following the horrific murder of Jamie Kearney, a 43-year-old American citizen in Killarney a number of days ago. And the suspect, Akmed Akmed Akar, fled the country back to Turkey apparently. And it's been revealed that he has moved on to his home country of Jordan. Now, isn't this absolutely remarkable? The establishment are closing ranks. There's been no calls for the resignation of Jim O'Callaghan or any main or major.

Political figure. The media establishment has closed ranks. And wait for the so-called non, which are really government organizations, again, are deathly silent in their reaction to what's taken place right in front of all of our eyes. Now, it's been revealed that this man was refused asylum. And he has appealed it. But apparently, he had been offered subsidiary protection.

Which means that you can be handed back your passport, if you have a passport, to if you give it up in the first instance during the international protection system hearing. And that means that he could be in fear of his life or losing his life if he goes back to his home country because of war. Now, is there a war in Jordan? You let me know in the comments what you think about that. But this follows a litany of failures with.

This whole international protection system. But the Irish government have a solution. The solution is the European Union migration and asylum pact. Getting the bureaucrats in Brussels to decide how many come in to Ireland. And and they'll create these form of legal pathways through the lack of work permit system to benefit the big employers, which is the same as you do it through the international protection system. where the vast majority are economic migrants and the commercial property owners are.

Making massive massive money out of the public purse to provide accommodation and it's a subsidy for the big employers in terms of offering cheap labor. Now, what's really fascinating with this is the fact that there's so many appeals through the system. The international protection system at the moment there's about 20,000 appeals through the international protection appeals tribunal. That's up 700% in the past 3 years. That's absolutely astounding when you consider what's taking place. And we all know that many.

02:51

Of the government organizations are working in cahoots with

Of the government organizations are working in cahoots with the institutions to push this along in terms of delaying this system and I can't cause them and cost them the taxpayers uh serious amounts of public money. Many will not be resolved uh because we've seen already in Spain Pedro Sanchez, the Prime Minister, looking for an amnesty on those claiming international protection, which is the same as Micheál Martin has even been thinking about it. And the chances of.

Moving through that system are really next to none. So many self-enforced deportations are taking place. Uh We've seen Jim O'Callaghan offering money for people to leave the country and also doing the public relations deportation flights as well. Now, currently there's 562 appeals with the High Court. Now, in the last 12 months about 34 to 35 have been held. So, do the maths and I'll run that'll take through the High Court.

Years and years and years. Well, listen, nothing to see here. And at the same time, the European Union migration and asylum pact has become law in Ireland. This has opened up the door to the surveillance state. Wait for it. Interesting, isn't it? So, they who create the problem are now coming up with a solution for our safety, for our protection, we'll have scanning, biometric data, all these other issues being raised for people coming into Europe. But, it won't be.

Just for people coming into Europe. It'll be rolled out across the whole population through the form of digital ID that they're trying to push through as well. So, wait and see what they do. Create the problem, come up with the solution. Isn't that the way they always work? And at the same time, the government organizations have been completely silent on this as well, to a massive extent. And what's interesting with this is the fact that Women's Aid have come out and said in.

2026 there were eight murders already this year. Absolutely astounding figures. Now, in 2025, there was seven in the whole year. And according to information, six of those were carried out by foreign nationals. Now, without a transparent, honest, and open discussion on what's taking place in Irish society, we can't come to any solutions.

05:25

Everybody knows about the situation in terms of domestic

Everybody knows about the situation in terms of domestic violence, domestic abuse, a femicide that's taken place in Ireland for years and years. And as well, that should be seriously addressed. But, on top of it, they're creating other issues by burying their heads in the sand over this, which is going to create more issues and more problems moving into the future. But, they continue to bury their heads in the sand because they're funded by the system from funded by the establishment. And.

That's essentially what their job is, to do the establishment's work and try and say they're standing against the establishment when they're actually funded by the self-same establishment. So, you really could not make any of this nonsense up. But, this is what's taking place and they continue to gaslight the people of Ireland. Continue to call them all kinds of names for raising their head above the parapet and speaking out to what's taking place rather than having a transparent, open,.

“But, this is what's taking place and they continue to gaslight the people of Ireland”

Honest discussion around what's taking place in the terms of people, for instance, who are coming in to the country. And as I said, with tragically, we saw the deaths in the last week of Dede Constantine in Portlaoise and Jamie Kearney in Kerry. And also, condolences to other families, particularly the young daughter of Jamie Kearney as well, which should be the hardest. But, where is the call for political accountability? Where is the call for the resignations of these government ministers? Which is.

The same as what happened in City West last year, where a 10-year-old girl was sexually assaulted, absolutely horrific. And no accountability. Let's move on. Nothing to see here. And forget about him, which is the same as they're trying to do with this story around Jamie Kearney as well, a horrific murder as well, because there's no extradition treaty with Jordan. And uh maybe it suits Some people say it suits the establishment for this to carry out on, isn't it? So, uh let me know in the.

Comments what you think what's taking place, absolutely disgraceful. But, Ireland, we should have control of our own borders, control of our own policy. The state derives from the people, which is the same as every policy, whether it's housing, immigration, and that's vitally important of being a sovereign country. But, sovereignty is a thing of the past as we move towards a supranational institution that is the European Union. So, again, thanks so much for the support on my videos, and from Dublin.

08:01

Today, it's Sandag Paul

Today, it's Sandag Paul. See you soon.

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12 Jul 2026 · Immigration · 8:03

Official Ireland goes “deathly silent” on the Killarney killing.

Days after the murder of Jamie Kearney, a 43-year-old American citizen, in Killarney, the suspect — refused asylum yet apparently offered subsidiary protection — has reportedly fled through Turkey to his home country of Jordan, with, Dooley says, no resignation calls, a media closing ranks and the NGO sector “deathly silent”. He argues the same establishment now sells the EU Migration and Asylum Pact — freshly law in Ireland, biometric scanning and digital ID in tow — as the solution to a crisis it created.

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TL;DR
01
The suspect in the murder of Jamie Kearney — a 43-year-old American citizen killed in Killarney days earlier — has reportedly fled the country to Turkey and on to his home country of Jordan, yet, Dooley says, there are no calls for the resignation of Jim O’Callaghan or any major political figure; the media establishment has closed ranks, and the so-called NGOs — “really government organizations” — are “deathly silent”.
02
The man had been refused asylum and appealed, yet was apparently offered subsidiary protection — under which a passport surrendered during the protection process can be handed back, on the premise of fearing for your life in a war; “is there a war in Jordan?” Dooley asks, filing it under a litany of failures in an appeals system now carrying about 20,000 cases at the International Protection Appeals Tribunal — up 700% in three years — plus 562 at the High Court, which held around 34–35 in the last 12 months: “do the maths”.
03
The government’s answer, Dooley argues, is the EU Migration and Asylum Pact — Brussels bureaucrats deciding how many come into Ireland, “legal pathways” through the work-permit system subsidising big employers with cheap labour while commercial property owners make massive money from the public purse — and, now that the pact is law, a door opened to scanning and biometric data for arrivals that he predicts will roll out across the whole population as digital ID: “create the problem, come up with the solution”, with sovereignty “a thing of the past” under a supranational EU.
04
Women’s Aid figures he cites put eight murders already in 2026 against seven in all of 2025 — six of those, “according to information”, carried out by foreign nationals — and Dooley argues femicide and domestic abuse deserve honest address rather than heads in the sand; with no extradition treaty with Jordan he suggests “maybe it suits” an establishment that offered no accountability after the Citywest sexual assault of a 10-year-old last year, and he sends condolences to the bereaved families, particularly Jamie Kearney’s young daughter.
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8:03
Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hi everyone

Hi everyone. You really couldn't not be up to what's taken place in Ireland following the horrific murder of Jamie Kearney, a 43-year-old American citizen in Killarney a number of days ago. And the suspect, Akmed Akmed Akar, fled the country back to Turkey apparently. And it's been revealed that he has moved on to his home country of Jordan. Now, isn't this absolutely remarkable? The establishment are closing ranks. There's been no calls for the resignation of Jim O'Callaghan or any main or major.

Political figure. The media establishment has closed ranks. And wait for the so-called non, which are really government organizations, again, are deathly silent in their reaction to what's taken place right in front of all of our eyes. Now, it's been revealed that this man was refused asylum. And he has appealed it. But apparently, he had been offered subsidiary protection.

Which means that you can be handed back your passport, if you have a passport, to if you give it up in the first instance during the international protection system hearing. And that means that he could be in fear of his life or losing his life if he goes back to his home country because of war. Now, is there a war in Jordan? You let me know in the comments what you think about that. But this follows a litany of failures with.

This whole international protection system. But the Irish government have a solution. The solution is the European Union migration and asylum pact. Getting the bureaucrats in Brussels to decide how many come in to Ireland. And and they'll create these form of legal pathways through the lack of work permit system to benefit the big employers, which is the same as you do it through the international protection system. where the vast majority are economic migrants and the commercial property owners are.

Making massive massive money out of the public purse to provide accommodation and it's a subsidy for the big employers in terms of offering cheap labor. Now, what's really fascinating with this is the fact that there's so many appeals through the system. The international protection system at the moment there's about 20,000 appeals through the international protection appeals tribunal. That's up 700% in the past 3 years. That's absolutely astounding when you consider what's taking place. And we all know that many.

Of the government organizations are working in cahoots with

Of the government organizations are working in cahoots with the institutions to push this along in terms of delaying this system and I can't cause them and cost them the taxpayers uh serious amounts of public money. Many will not be resolved uh because we've seen already in Spain Pedro Sanchez, the Prime Minister, looking for an amnesty on those claiming international protection, which is the same as Micheál Martin has even been thinking about it. And the chances of.

Moving through that system are really next to none. So many self-enforced deportations are taking place. Uh We've seen Jim O'Callaghan offering money for people to leave the country and also doing the public relations deportation flights as well. Now, currently there's 562 appeals with the High Court. Now, in the last 12 months about 34 to 35 have been held. So, do the maths and I'll run that'll take through the High Court.

Years and years and years. Well, listen, nothing to see here. And at the same time, the European Union migration and asylum pact has become law in Ireland. This has opened up the door to the surveillance state. Wait for it. Interesting, isn't it? So, they who create the problem are now coming up with a solution for our safety, for our protection, we'll have scanning, biometric data, all these other issues being raised for people coming into Europe. But, it won't be.

Just for people coming into Europe. It'll be rolled out across the whole population through the form of digital ID that they're trying to push through as well. So, wait and see what they do. Create the problem, come up with the solution. Isn't that the way they always work? And at the same time, the government organizations have been completely silent on this as well, to a massive extent. And what's interesting with this is the fact that Women's Aid have come out and said in.

2026 there were eight murders already this year. Absolutely astounding figures. Now, in 2025, there was seven in the whole year. And according to information, six of those were carried out by foreign nationals. Now, without a transparent, honest, and open discussion on what's taking place in Irish society, we can't come to any solutions.

Everybody knows about the situation in terms of domestic

Everybody knows about the situation in terms of domestic violence, domestic abuse, a femicide that's taken place in Ireland for years and years. And as well, that should be seriously addressed. But, on top of it, they're creating other issues by burying their heads in the sand over this, which is going to create more issues and more problems moving into the future. But, they continue to bury their heads in the sand because they're funded by the system from funded by the establishment. And.

That's essentially what their job is, to do the establishment's work and try and say they're standing against the establishment when they're actually funded by the self-same establishment. So, you really could not make any of this nonsense up. But, this is what's taking place and they continue to gaslight the people of Ireland. Continue to call them all kinds of names for raising their head above the parapet and speaking out to what's taking place rather than having a transparent, open,.

“But, this is what's taking place and they continue to gaslight the people of Ireland”

Honest discussion around what's taking place in the terms of people, for instance, who are coming in to the country. And as I said, with tragically, we saw the deaths in the last week of Dede Constantine in Portlaoise and Jamie Kearney in Kerry. And also, condolences to other families, particularly the young daughter of Jamie Kearney as well, which should be the hardest. But, where is the call for political accountability? Where is the call for the resignations of these government ministers? Which is.

The same as what happened in City West last year, where a 10-year-old girl was sexually assaulted, absolutely horrific. And no accountability. Let's move on. Nothing to see here. And forget about him, which is the same as they're trying to do with this story around Jamie Kearney as well, a horrific murder as well, because there's no extradition treaty with Jordan. And uh maybe it suits Some people say it suits the establishment for this to carry out on, isn't it? So, uh let me know in the.

Comments what you think what's taking place, absolutely disgraceful. But, Ireland, we should have control of our own borders, control of our own policy. The state derives from the people, which is the same as every policy, whether it's housing, immigration, and that's vitally important of being a sovereign country. But, sovereignty is a thing of the past as we move towards a supranational institution that is the European Union. So, again, thanks so much for the support on my videos, and from Dublin.

Today, it's Sandag Paul

Today, it's Sandag Paul. See you soon.

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