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Ben Scallan tells the other side of Ireland's political unrest

'It is naive and incorrect to act like everybody who comes to our country is going to be benevolent and well meaning, and we should be able to point that out and have a conversation,' says Ben Scallan, a political correspondent for Ireland's Gript Media.

It is naive and incorrect to act like everybody who comes to our country is going to be benevolent and well meaning, and we should be able to point that out and have a conversation about that without being accused of being this kind of "phobe" or whatever else. And especially as we move into the era of mass migration in Canada, for example, there are no longer desk interviews, you no longer go and meet in person to apply to immigrate, it's all done over the computer, no one lays eyes on you. No one has a personal conversation. No one tests your reaction to things. There's no human element.

Why don't they Irish recall and vote out those politicians?

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Why don't they Irish recall and vote out those politicians?

LOLOL!

https://twitter.com/MarioNawfal/status/1768937759413047564

“This is Ireland!”

Irish patriots in Dublin tear down Palestine flag and throw it in the trash.

“This is Ireland!”

Irish patriots in Dublin tear down Palestine flag and throw it in the trash.

Dublin, Ireland — A large crowd gathers in the capital to protest against the surge of illegal migrants pouring into the country. Most of the migrants are men from the Middle East and Africa who smuggle themselves through Western Europe to get to Ireland.

Is this event completely censored in all corporate media?

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Grandmother at Dublin protest against mass immigration: "I'm here for my children...my grandchildren.....our Celtic race..our culture, our traditions, and our Christian catholic religions, and I don't want Ireland to become an Islam stronghold"

Ireland made news with the election of anti-immigrant independent candidate Gavin Pepper to Dublin’s city council.

Ireland made news with the election of anti-immigrant independent candidate Gavin Pepper to Dublin’s city council.

There’s the example set by the Irish, who like everyone else are having housing issues. The Irish state, standard local branch of globohomo that it is, is quite clearly not going to do anything but continue importing humanity’s dregs at an ever-accelerating pace, and it doesn’t much matter who the Irish vote for because the uniparty establishments are all on the same page and they’ve got the whole thing sewn up.

Since there are no solutions within conventional electoral politics, the Irish people have, sensibly enough, reverted to an older and more hands-on form of politics. They refuse to work on construction projects meant to house migrants. They block buses filled with migrants from entering town. They burn those buses, and sometimes they burn the buildings which have been set aside for the migrants to use. They started doing this the night after one of their fellow brotherly victims of historical colonial oppression stabbed a little Irish girl while rampaging about, as brotherly victims of historical colonial oppression are wont to do, in the name of solidarity you see. Solidarity with fellow brotherly victims of historical colonial oppression notwithstanding, it’s hard to feel brotherly when little girls get stabbed, and that kind of thing had happened once to often, and so now the Irish are practically in open insurrection against “their” government, in a battle for the continued existence of Ireland as something distinguishable from a North African slum.

I called all of this several months ago, the day after the Irish first snapped.

Ireland is a mere prelude of what could be coming.