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Kyle had no victims. He also did not cross state lines with Dominicks rifle. No straw purchase either, he carried Dominicks legally owned rifle legally. How on earth are they considered “victims” when they were POS criminals who tried to kill him. Wanna say they did not have weapons again?
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Nope. Kyle was peacefully volunteering. Rosenbaum was the one who went there to intententially start trouble. The rifle legally belonged to Dominick Black and it stayed at his step fathers house in the safe. Kyle legally carried Dominicks rifle and it did not cross state lines. He broke not one law.
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Yes and also had one in Kenosha as he also worked there part time at the REC plex. No license was required to legally carry Dominicks weapon.
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Drove across state lines the day before for work. He legally borrowed Dominicks rifle & it was just a semi auto AR-15. He never attended the protests. Kenosha was night 3 of the violent riots. Those 2 criminals/aggressors should have not attacked/chased him down.
His uncontested testimony was he drove to work on the 24th in Pleasant Prairie & then to Dominick Black's stepfather's house in Kenosha. On the 25th, the day of the shootings, Black drove him the 2 miles to downtown, and after the shooting Black drove him back to Antioch.
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He never carried Dominicks rifle across state lines. Define “assault rifle”.
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He drove to work the day before, stayed the night at Dominicks house, woke up the next day to volunteer for his community by helping protect a minority owned business & did not ask to be ambushed/attacked for running to put out a car fire. This case is 6 years old. Learn the facts already. These were the nasty criminals who tried to kill him. Stop victim blaming.
His uncontested testimony was he drove to work on the 24th in Pleasant Prairie & then to Dominick Black's stepfather's house in Kenosha. On the 25th, the day of the shootings, Black drove him the 2 miles to downtown, and after the shooting Black drove him back to Antioch.
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WRONG. Kyle legally carried Dominicks rifle.
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He did not cross state lines with Dominicks rifle.
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Exactly and we don’t😭😭Not trynna eat “Mc Dominicks” cause of some shi I aint do personally
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He crossed state lines the day before for work at the REC plex, then stayed the night at Dominicks in Kenosha, woke up the next day to volunteer for his community & did not ask to be ambushed/chased down while running attempting to put out a car fire. I see you are victim blaming & support the unprovoked attacks.
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That never happened. He was also legal to carry Dominicks rifle.
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Lol. It was not a protest. He traveled to his work the day before at the REC plex, stayed the night at Dominicks, woke up the next day to volunteer for his community open carrying legally in an open carry state. Rosenbaum was the one making threats/ antagonizing, not Kyle.
This was what Kenosha, Wisconsin looked like after BLM/Antifa Marxists mostly peaceful destructive riots. The destruction of America, endorsed by the Democrat party… 🔥🔥
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That's what I pay for Universal for. To see my two Dominicks Carisi. May #SVU bring back the good police dramas and personal scenes that connect us to its characters in season 28.
oh okay 😂
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Replying to @granabam67
too bad dominicks collapsed, otherwise there would be a massive civil war in northern IL
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Dominicks was legal for him to carry. He was not there volunteering over political reasons.
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Submitted by a follower. Social Democrat Dublin By-Election Candidate Daniel Ennis and TD Gary Gannon Linked to €120 Million IPAS Money Scheme. A new thread by X user and prominent political commentator Nick Delehanty has exposed a direct paper trail between By-Election hopeful and Dublin City Councilor Daniel Ennis and companies raking in huge profits from Ireland’s IPAS (International Protection Accommodation Services) contracts. For the first time, there is clear evidence connecting an IPAS director of companies that have earned over €120 million to Daniel Ennis, who is currently running for election. Ennis is the company secretary of Dominicks Bargains Ltd. According to the posts, this is a formal legal role under Irish company law that carries real governance and disclosure responsibilities. Delehanty says Ennis was “completely at fault” for not disclosing his position. The companies at the centre of this scandal include. Gateway Integration which earned over €50 million running an IPAS centre in East Wall, Dublin. Seefin Investments which made over €31 million. Airways Centre has made over €27 million. And others. All of these firms are ultimately owned through an Isle of Man company called Besga Lp Inc. The real beneficial owners are hidden behind layers of offshore structures, so nobody knows exactly who is profiting. Carol Dwyer, who runs a firm called Beacon Company Secretaries, is listed as director of these major IPAS contractors. The posts show she is also the sole director of Blakeney Investors, the company that lodged plans for 753 apartments and a 204-bedroom hotel right in the East Wall area. She is further linked to the controversial Kippure estate, which was built entirely without planning permission for IPAS accommodation. The thread also raises questions about TD Gary Gannon. His brother, Alan Gannon, was described as Gateway Integration’s “community” representative in East Wall the exact area where the IPAS centre operates and where the big new housing plans were lodged. The posts suggest this family connection could mean Gary Gannon potentially benefits in the same way through his brother’s involvement with the profitable IPAS operator. Local councillor Daniel Ennis has spoken publicly in support of the East Wall IPAS centre and the “diversity” it brings. He is also heavily involved with East Wall Bessborough Football Club in the same community. Delehanty’s thread makes clear these are not small operations. They are multi-million-euro government contracts with opaque ownership, and two elected politicians Daniel Ennis through his official company role and Gary Gannon through his brother’s position have close, undisclosed or under-reported ties to the firms cashing in. The full thread lays out company records, ownership structures, newspaper clippings, and direct links showing how public money for asylum accommodation is flowing through these connected companies while the politicians involved have not been fully transparent. Daniel Ennis and Gary Gannon have questions to answer. Delehantys original X post x.com/i/status/2055191665329…
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Yes, the core facts in the stories about Daniel Ennis are verifiable from public records, but the way they’re often framed (especially in the X threads that prompted the legal threat) relies on loose associations and innuendo rather than evidence of direct involvement, ownership, or personal profiteering by Ennis in IPAS asylum accommodation contracts. irishtimes.com Here’s a clear breakdown based on mainstream reporting and company records:Ennis was company secretary of Dominicks Bargains Ltd (also trading as Dominics Crazy Deals, a discount store in Tallaght): This is confirmed. He held the role from June 2021 to November 2023. Under Irish company law, company secretary is a formal governance position with legal responsibilities (e.g., filings with the Companies Registration Office). m.independent.ie The store and its director had Revenue issues: In May 2022 (while Ennis was secretary), Revenue raided the shop and seized ~44,560 illegal cigarettes, 2.75 kg of tobacco, and €78,000 in cash. Director Anthony “Tony” Walsh was later fined and the company has a judgment against it. Ennis has publicly denied any knowledge of or involvement in the illegal activity. He previously worked there as a warehouse/operations manager before becoming secretary. The Social Democrats say he wasn’t required to declare this role in his council interests register. crimeworld.com The IPAS “connection”: This is the main focus of Nick Delehanty’s thread (the one that led to the Irish Times-reported legal threat). On the public CRO incorporation/filing documents for Dominicks Bargains Ltd, the “Presenter” (the person who handled the filing) is listed as Carol Dwyer. Dwyer runs Beacon Company Secretaries Ltd, a professional service that provides company formation, secretarial, and filing assistance to businesses. Separately, Dwyer is a director (or involved) in several companies that have won large IPAS (International Protection Accommodation Services) contracts for asylum seeker accommodation — firms like Gateway Integration, Seefin Investments, and others. These contracts are reported to total well over €100 million (some threads cite €120 million across linked entities, with ultimate ownership ties reported to offshore structures). threadreaderapp.com The “paper trail” Delehanty highlights is real in the narrow sense that Ennis (as CoSec) and Dwyer (as Presenter/service provider) appear together on one small company’s public documents. However:There is no evidence that Ennis has any ownership stake, directorship, employment, or financial benefit from the IPAS companies or contracts. Dwyer’s role as Presenter is administrative/filing-related, not evidence of a business partnership or shared operations in the discount store (let alone in asylum accommodation). Ennis’s lawyers explicitly called this out as “baseless innuendo of wrongdoing” and a “slur” designed to imply self-enrichment or unethical links. irishtimes.com Ennis’s legal team sent a letter demanding an apology, removal of the posts, and undertakings not to repeat the claims, describing them as “malicious and grossly defamatory” aimed at causing “maximum reputational damage” right before the Dublin Central byelection. Delehanty has said the posts are based on public records and raise legitimate public-interest questions about political connections and opaque contracting, but he is taking legal advice and hasn’t alleged criminality or personal corruption by Ennis. irishtimes.com Bottom line: The stories aren’t fabricated out of nothing — the company secretary role, the store’s Revenue issues, and the shared filing link to Carol Dwyer are all documented. But they do not show that Ennis was personally “linked to” or profiting from the €100m IPAS contracts in any operational or ownership sense. 👇
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Submitted by Follower Social Democrat Dublin By-Election Candidate Daniel Ennis and TD Gary Gannon Linked to €120 Million IPAS Money Scheme. A new thread by X user Nick Delehanty has exposed a direct paper trail between By-Election hopeful and Dublin City Councilor Daniel Ennis and companies raking in huge profits from Ireland’s IPAS (International Protection Accommodation Services) contracts. For the first time, there is clear evidence connecting an IPAS director of companies that have earned over €120 million to Daniel Ennis, who is currently running for election. Ennis is the company secretary of Dominicks Bargains Ltd. According to the posts, this is a formal legal role under Irish company law that carries real governance and disclosure responsibilities. Delehanty says Ennis was “completely at fault” for not disclosing his position. The companies at the centre of this scandal include. Gateway Integration which earned over €50 million running an IPAS centre in East Wall, Dublin. Seefin Investments which made over €31 million. Airways Centre has made over €27 million. And others. All of these firms are ultimately owned through an Isle of Man company called Besga Lp Inc. The real beneficial owners are hidden behind layers of offshore structures, so nobody knows exactly who is profiting. Carol Dwyer, who runs a firm called Beacon Company Secretaries, is listed as director of these major IPAS contractors. The posts show she is also the sole director of Blakeney Investors, the company that lodged plans for 753 apartments and a 204-bedroom hotel right in the East Wall area. She is further linked to the controversial Kippure estate, which was built entirely without planning permission for IPAS accommodation. The thread also raises questions about TD Gary Gannon. His brother, Alan Gannon, was described as Gateway Integration’s “community” representative in East Wall the exact area where the IPAS centre operates and where the big new housing plans were lodged. The posts suggest this family connection could mean Gary Gannon potentially benefits in the same way through his brother’s involvement with the profitable IPAS operator. Local councillor Daniel Ennis has spoken publicly in support of the East Wall IPAS centre and the “diversity” it brings. He is also heavily involved with East Wall Bessborough Football Club in the same community. Delehanty’s thread makes clear these are not small operations. They are multi-million-euro government contracts with opaque ownership, and two elected politicians Daniel Ennis through his official company role and Gary Gannon through his brother’s position have close, undisclosed or under-reported ties to the firms cashing in. The full thread lays out company records, ownership structures, newspaper clippings, and direct links showing how public money for asylum accommodation is flowing through these connected companies while the politicians involved have not been fully transparent. Daniel Ennis and Gary Gannon hsve questions to answer. Delehantys original X post x.com/i/status/2055191665329…
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Opinion. Daniel Ennis was completely at fault not disclosing his position as a company secretary of Dominicks Bargains. The role of a company secretary carries formal legal and governance responsibilities under Irish company law. Anyone claiming otherwise is simply wrong. The link made here on the incorporation documents between Carol Dwyer & Ennis will be brushed off by many. But I don't believe in coincidences. Nothing here is illegal. But as voter I don't like it. Why is Carol Dwyer always involved? Who are profits flowing to in Isle of Man? Why do local East Wall politicians feature prominently?
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Dominicks Bargains Ltd made headlines this week for getting caught selling illegal cigarettes But everyone has overlooked the 3 people who incorporated this company: Tony Walsh - Director (fined by Revenue) Daniel Ennis - CoSec (Social Democrat Cllr) Carol Dwyer - Presenter (IPAS Director €120mil )
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