From the 2004 Local Elections in Dun Laoghaire a leaflet for Socialist Workers Party candidate Richard Boyd Barrett. Boyd Barrett polled well but just missed out on missing a seat. In 2009 he won a seat on Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council running for People Before Profit Alliance.
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Irish Election Literature 
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These are the leaflets of a mob orator, a class warrior. a demagogue like Hitler or Stalin.
To vote for the likes of Boyd Barrett would be jumping from the frying pan into the fire, he is a poison in Irish politics, a canker to be cut out.
His Socialist Workers Party are the real Nazis of our age: The Nazis has the same Party title, the National Socialist Workers Party!!!
Boyd Barrett takes over where they left off , there is no overt racism but all the rest of the nihilistic destructive policies are there. They have the most negative economic and financial policies in the Western hemisphere , they stand against everyting and for nothing as they now attempt to use the crisis to get themselves elected and carve a Soviet State out of Ireland.
Avoid Boyd Barrett and his Partei Apparatus like the plague!
The People Before Profit handle is a Trotskyist Socialist Workers Party front.
It is designed to fool the very people it asks to vote for it.
Are there that many fools in Ireland , specifically in Dun Laoghaire where Boyd Barrett sets out to fool them one again ,
” Fool me once …”
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