There was no “far right” penetration of the Oughterard protest! Ireland has a self inflicted “migrant crisis” yet are not prepared to admit it!
Only last Saturday the far right leader Justin Barrett was snowflaked in Eyre Square, Galway, as he tried to penetrate into the West, he has no presence whatsoever in Oughterard, and he was forced to turn back.
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Antifa means: “anyone who disagrees with us is a nazi”, which is in fact a classic fascist position.
Commentator Daisy Cousins says far left-wing activists Antifa has shown its “lack of empathy” after video shows some of its members aggressively harassed an elderly couple who were attending an event in Ontario in Canada.
This was actually in Hamilton, Ontario in Canada. Where Maxime Bernier (a very conservative man who loves freedom) was doing an event at Mohawk College with Dave Rubin. The topic… …free speech.
Yes, fascist antifa are shutting down an event about free speech, and calling everyone else Nazis… go figure.
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Watch: https://itv.ie/when-not-if-we-become-a-minority-in-ireland-seperating-fact-from-fiction/
I make the case that Irish people will become a minority in Ireland within the next 50 years based on the evidence available.
Forgot the like, share, subscribe spiel at the end. Subs make doing videos feel worthwhile so if you liked this video you know what to do!
Let me know what you think in the comments, particularly about my own calculations. I’m eager to find errors in the logic.
Most of the sources are self-evident or have a URL at the bottom. All of my own stats were taken from CSO and HSE perinatal reports. If there’s any source you can’t find, comment and I’ll reply.
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Mick Barry, Solidarity/PBP TD for Cork North Central, told Katie Hannon on RTÉ’s Late debate that he believed that the “intervention by the extreme right” in Oughterard was “probably the most successful intervention for the extreme-right in any community in this country so far.”
According to Newstalk, the Department of Justice has said the withdrawal of the Oughterard bid was “disappointing” and will “exacerbate a very serious situation in terms of a shortage of accommodation for those who come to Ireland seeking accommodation”. They warned Ireland was “perilously close” to a situation where accommodation cannot be offered to asylum seekers.
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Fazyard’s Seán Lyons, the Direct Provision operator, has withdrawn his tender to turn the Connemara Gateway hotel into a Direct Provision Centre for asylum seekers. biased RTÉ claimed the abandonment of the asylum plans for the town raise a number of questions “like the manner in which far-right groups infiltrated the campaign”. However, they refused to name any such groups directly.
Broadcast: RTÉ News: One O’Clock | RTÉ One | 01 Oct 2019
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Were the Amazon fires used to score political points? Brazilian journalist Bruno Pontes joins us to discuss Jair Bolsonaro.
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Mattie McGrath TD describes why the Rural Independents launched a motion in support of the Agri-Food sector, and slams the government for their Dublin-centric attitudes.
Matthew McGrath is an Irish Independent politician and a Teachta Dála for the Tipperary constituency since being elected at the 2007 general election
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The Department of Justice says it is planning to update legislation on “hate speech” after a post on Social Media directed at Lidl by Gemma O’Doherty challenged how a mixed-race unmarried couple used in their advertising campaign could be accurately described as “The Ryans”. “Ryan” being the women’s surname. She also urged people to buy from Irish businesses:
“German dump @lidl_ireland gaslighting the Irish people with their multicultural version of ‘The Ryans’. Kidding no-one! Resist the Great Replacement wherever you can by giving this kip a wide berth. #ShopIrish #BuyIrish.”
You can see the facebook post here:
Thousands of people have joined a second silent march in Oughterard, Co Galway, as local opposition to a direct provision centre being imposed on the small town grows.
Organisers said that the turnout reached some 3000 people. They also said that the Department of Justice had ignored the concerns of the community who had not been consulted on the issue, and who only learned that the centre was being prepared when builders started work on the Conemara Gateway Hotel which had been closed for years.
See full report here: https://gript.ie/3000-march-oughterard-opposition/
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In a new sinister turn Pravda RTE and the Leo Regime are openly working in cahoots with zee Germans to put the jack boot firmly on the neck of the humble Irish.
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Reupload of the scammers who are apparently ‘fleeing war’ not being happy about being in a stunning Donegal holiday location with free food and and a roof over their head plus money. Yes, this is what we’re really up against. Remember, he have to pay for these ungrateful bastards.
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More footage has emerged of a brawl outside the RDS last Friday which was alleged to include a stabbing by onlookers on social media. The RDS was hosting the Irish Times organised “Higher Options” college fair for school children at the time. There are suggestions that rival African gangs from Blanchardstown and Tallaght were involved.
The brawl looks to have happened in the vicinity of the ION Trading Ireland building on Simmonscourt Rd, facing a back entrance to the RDS where the arena is.
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The photo in this video shows what looks to be an African boy using his hands to prop himsel
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RTÉ’s Drivetime heard that a committee from Oughterard who travelled to Dublin to have meetings with both Minister David Stanton and Direct Provision operator Seán Lyons of Fazyard felt they had been intimidated by Lyons.
Fazyard has purchased the Connemara Gateway Hotel in Oughterard and has tendered an application with the government to use it for accommodating asylum seekers. The Sunday Business Post reported that Fazyard last year received €5.5 million for housing about 500 asylum seekers, bringing its total to €33 million over 12 years.
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