How Many Sexual Assaults Does a Foreigner Need to Commit To Get Deported in Ireland?

Check out this specimen: Murad Kandokar (49). He was just found guilty for two sexual assaults on public transport in Dublin and Galway. 

No photo of him in the anti-Irish Times, of course. You wouldn't want to warn women about him, but here he is.

One of the assaults took place on a Luas in Dublin city in May 2021. The other was a Galway to Dublin Airport City Link bus in July 2019.

He received two and a half years in prison, but with fourteen months suspended.

He is currently serving time in the Midlands prison for a similar sexual assault...

This report from 2018 says he was wanted by gardaí in Ashbourne, Co Meath, after he emerged as a suspect for an attack on a woman.

He had been been required to notify gardaí until 2023 of his whereabouts under the Sex Offenders Act but gardaí have to keep hunting him down.

He was also jailed in October 2019 for sexually assaulting another woman on a Dublin Bus in on April 30, 2016.

Judge Martin Nolan imposed a four-and-a-half-year sentence that time and suspended the final 18 months, noting his drug and alcohol use — aww.

So he was supposed to be doing three years for that offence, but two years later he's out sexually assaulting women on public transport again?

And when he was jailed in 2019, the report says he had three prior convictions for sexual assault, harassment and breach of barring order at that time.

How many women has this serial sex pest preyed on exactly? And how many women does he need to sexually assault for Helen McEntee to deport the sicko?

Why is even he allowed on buses?

He's a multiple repeat offender and every time he's let out after his short stints in prison, he does it again!

"Originally from the UK," donchaknow. Yeah, Bangladesh, England, I'd say.

I thought we were getting a ‘zero-tolerance approach to gender-based violence’ now that we have a strong, capable feminist leader in charge of the Justice Department? 

Is Helen planning to educate him about the ‘societal and cultural change’ Ireland needs to tackle violence against women when he's allowed out to prey on them again?

When Murad Kandokar was arrested in 2017, he told gardaí “I feel sick in my head.”

When he was arrested for the 2021 sexual assault he told gardaí “I have crazy thoughts; I know I need help.”

Same story, four years later, and with Judge Martin Nolan sentencing him both times (Why does that name keep coming up....?).

Helen's right though, we do need societal and cultural change. It'll start when we have a nationalist government which seeks to protect the Irish people, not subvert Ireland for globalist interests.

A 2009 Rape Crisis Centre study reported "African men were approximately ten times more likely to be accused of rape than would be expected, and Eastern European suspects were over seven times more likely to be accused given the proportion of the population that comes from Eastern Europe."

Why has that never been reported in the media or informed any gender-based violence strategy by the government? 

We know why.

Just how many rapists have they been allowing to remain in Ireland over the last twenty years to enrich us with their diverse methods of sexually assault?

Mass repatriation is going to be necessary. 

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