Political Correctness kept Irish Newspaper from Reporting an American Family Brutally attacked in Dublin by African Migrants

There was a melee on Henry St on St Stephen’s Day that was unprecedented for many years.



Reminiscent of a scene from Baghdad, two rival gangs of up to 250 teenage boys fist fought, kicked and spat their way up and down Henry and Mary St at the height of the St Stephen’s Day sales.



Shocked shopkeepers and scared shoppers saw the two gangs from Tallaght and Blanchardstown kick lumps out of each other as onlookers fled the street.



One of the most fascinating pieces of information is the fact that onlookers claim on social media that the youths were made up of at least 90% African Irish.



There was no reporting of the event on the national broadcaster, RTE or any other mainstream news source until today.



Social media users claim the sole reason to hush the horrific story up was because of the fact the ethnicity of the thugs involved were predominantly young black males.



The thugs tore into innocent shoppers by punching them in the face when they came into range. Shop workers had to lock their doors to keep themselves, their customers and their merchandise safe from the violence.



One witness said:

“I’ve never seen anything like it, absolute pigs who didn’t care less about the elderly or children”.