Chinese ‘Police Station’ Operating Openly in Dublin

Fancy Rotting Away in a Chinese Interment Camp for Having a 'Troublesome' Opinion? The Current Irish Regime is Here to Help. Apparently.

Safeguard Defenders, a human rights NGO devoted to the protection of basic rights, and who promotes the rule of law and enhances the ability of local civil society in some of the most hostile environments in Asia, have identified 54 illegal Chinese ‘police stations’ around the world.

In most cases, to hide their true identities, these units use a cover business/front such as a resturant or office. However, Safeguard Defenders reported that the ‘police station’ in Dublin felt so safe and protected by the current Irish regeim, that they openly had a sign outside their facility which stated directly that they were a Chinese Police Station.

These insidious units are designed to pick up anyone the Chinese Communist Party do not like, and then transport to China for imprisonment. As it stands, only Chinese ex-pats have been abducted in this manner. However, considering how ‘safe’ their Dublin operation was, do Irish citizens also face being taken to China while the Irish politicians, who apparently have no issues with this, turn a blind eye?

Rightly, we should be concerned as China illegally prevented Irish businessman Richard O’Halloran from leaving for two years following accusations of fraud not against him, but the Chinese owner of an Ireland-based aircraft leasing company he works for.