The Secret Deportation Flights: Is the Government Breaking the Law? (Plus: Ireland's Donald Trump)

The Not So Christian Brothers are back with an explosive episode that swings from Hollywood absurdity to serious political scandal.Colm kicks things off with a review of "Marty Supreme," the new Timothée Chalamet movie about the gritty underground world of table tennis, which he claims is the best film of the year .Then, things get serious... The lads dive deep into the rising political tension in Ireland:The Eddie Hobbs Theory: Is he being positioned as Ireland’s answer to Donald Trump? Justin breaks down the connection between Hobbs and Steve Bannon, who has declared he is focusing on "The Irish Issue" .The Deportation Scandal: Colm makes a shocking claim that the government is illegally arresting people on the street and preparing a "secret flight" to Nigeria to appease right-wing voters before the election .The Class Divide: Justin argues that working-class communities are being ignored by the "liberal wealthy," leading to the rise of the far-right .Also in this episode:Marty Whelan’s Moustache: Rumour has it that when the legendary presenter passes away, his upper lip is going to the National Museum .Radio Secrets: Why presenters are forced to say the station name after every song.Justin Quits Sugar: The update on his new Allen Carr lifestyle.📅 New episodes every Thursday & Sunday🗓️ Release Date: Thursday, 15/01/2026⏱️ Chapters00:00 – Intro: Timothée Chalamet looks like Colm’s son (and the Marty Supreme review).02:40 – Competitive Bed Making & Roller Derby Violence.05:30 – Radio Secrets: Why DJs talk so much.10:30 – Is Eddie Hobbs Ireland’s Donald Trump?.14:16 – Steve Bannon & "The Irish Issue" .18:26 – The "Bear Trap": The Occupied Territories Bill.19:40 – BOMBSHELL: Colm on illegal deportations & secret flights .25:35 – The Class War: Why the working class feels disenfranchised .33:00 – Anthony Scaramucci & American Fascism.📌 Important Listener NotesSensitive Topics: This episode discusses immigration, deportation, and political extremism.Support: Please like, subscribe, and follow the podcast to help us keep the lights on! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.