Ireland: State Sponsored Terror Against the Native Population

BREAKING:

Christian schoolteacher Enoch Burke’s bank account has been FROZEN by the Irish Courts today. Burke has been repeatedly fined, and jailed, after he refused to use they/them pronouns for a “transgender” student back in 2022. This is truly horrific.

Update:

Conor McGregor:

“If I become president of Ireland, I will deport all illegal immigrants and foreign criminals. There will be no Palestinian or other flags, only the Irish flag will be raised on Irish soil!”

Ireland is a festering dump.

What was once a thriving tourist destination is now a migrant paradise catering to every grifter imaginable. Dublin bears no resemblance to the city I grew up in. Tacky takeaways and filthy backstreets have given rise to a sub-culture more commonly found in ghettos around Europe.

They’ve turned our capital into beggar-infested alleyways with layabouts and drug addicts casting menacing shadows at every turn. Casual visitors no longer feel safe exploring these hidden delights. Accosted by beggars and thieves, they quickly retreat to the sanctuary of their hotel, where overpriced menus will relieve them of their hard-earned cash quicker than if they were mugged.

Visitors to the likes of Loughrea or Killarney can walk from one end of the town to the other without seeing a single Irish face. Exotic cafes catering exclusively to this foreign invasion are popping up like mushrooms. Some have attempted to stamp their authority on local elections and garner the populist vote.

Lisdoonvarna has almost doubled its population of 800, with more refugees than locals. The solution to this Irish invasion? What solution? There is none. Or at least none that will have the backing of any majority.

Those responsible for this irreversible destruction are cowardly and weak-willed. They are the very worst of the so-called Irish. The type who will take the eye out of your head and sell their own kidneys for a pint. Sleeveens like Martin or Harris who have no moral backbone or sense of patriotism. It’s all mé féin with these cretinous windbags and their soft talk in the presence of power. I despise them with a passion, and the feeling is mutual. But even more egregiously, they have the audacity to call themselves Irish.  (Edward White)