The Department of Justice & Equality recently published a progress report on the “Migrant Integration Strategy 2017-2020”. I go through that document looking at policy objectives, how much money they’re spending and where it’s going. This paper demonstrates the existence of an “immigration industry” beyond any doubt.
http://www.justice.ie/en/JELR/The%20Migrant%20Integration%20Strategy%202017-2020.pdf/Files/The%20Migrant%20Integration%20Strategy%202017-2020.pdf
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Locals in Oughterard points out that the DPC system is a money making scam for those with political connections.
There is no consideration for local communities and decisions are made without regard or consultation.
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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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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.
Best, G
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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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Watch: https://itv.ie/gemma-odoherty-justin-barrett-on-ireland-belonging-to-the-irish/
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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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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.
https://goo.gl/maps/39TUaeykozhm79k5A
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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Gemma O’Doherty, the leader of Anti-Corruption Ireland was speaking in relation to the news that an alleged stabbing had taken place outside the RDS following a brawl between rival African gangs inside the premises where a college fair for school students was taking place. O’Doherty explained that as her priority, duty and loyalty were to “our beautiful island”, Ireland’s problems were taking precedence over any other country’s problems in the world and that there was absolutely nothing Ireland could do to fix the problems in Africa which she said were mostly caused by the globalist elite although the people of Africa would also have to take some responsibility.
O’Doherty continued that the Irish were taking Ireland for gran
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An elderly German lady has taken matters into her own hands and cleared out a group of Angela Merkel’s migrant prostitutes that regularly gather outside her front door.
She simply hosed them down….
Will she now become the perpetrator and be arrested by the German regime who deliberately no longer upholds law and order?
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Are you sick of being told over and over again by regressives “sure, didn’t the Irish go to America?” Then pay attention…
To compare our Irish ancestors with the hoards of fake asylum seekers Ireland is buying “to support our economy” is such a big lie and insults the heritage of our ancestors. They worked very hard to make a living and raise their family, they didn’t get everything handed to them for free just for existing.
Apart from those taken as actual slaves, the tragedy of their plight is also when they escaped the famine, many being evicted in a real disaster as opposed to merely fleeing economic hardship, they ended up being conscripted,
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MEP Clare Daly seems to have accepted BRexit and used a BRexit debate to rather target neo-liberalism, the European Union and UK Establishment.
Clare Daly (Ind) said that BRexit was not about the “Crazy Brits” but about the failure of neoliberal politics in the EU and highlighted the Lisbon and Nice agreements. She also blamed soaring rents, declining wages, privatisation and undermining of public services.
She said that the only way forward was to “abandon the road the EU is on, and abandon neoliberalism”.
Ironically too though, she supports mass immigration which further promotes lower wages, higher rents etc. etc..
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