Hello everyone
Hello everyone. The International Protection Bill 2026, which is a precursor for the European Union Migration and Asylum Pact, which is due to be enacted in Ireland by the 12th of June of this year, has been referred to the Council of State by Catherine Connolly. Now, she has used the provisions of Article 26 where President can convene a Council of State to test the constitutionality of the EU Migration and Asylum Pact before referring it on then to the.
Supreme Court. So, this meeting is due to convene this coming Monday at half two. And wait for it, O'Callaghan has been out speaking about the EU Migration and Asylum Pact, unsurprisingly. Now, Ireland had an opt-out clause with this, and this was under the Lisbon Treaty. But, typical Irish government, they just went ahead with the European Union's agenda, trying to so-called to have tougher immigration laws, but this is just really a copy and paste job from the.
European Union Migration and Asylum Pact, which essentially seeds any control of our borders to faceless bureaucrats in Brussels. And uh we're on the hook to them as well in terms of not taking our quota that they deem should be sent to Ireland. Now, O'Callaghan has said that it's a pivotal uh step in rules-based migration and asylum system, stronger governance of asylum and migration laws, and it is a transnational issue and cannot deal with this as an isolated country. So, there you.
Have it. O'Callaghan has been transposing this into Irish legislation, and this involves screening, security and ID checks, and wait for it, biometric data on the Eurodac system. So, they create the problem of illegal immigration, and now they're coming up with the solution. So, I have spoken about this in a number of previous videos about opening the door to digital surveillance, and this is a big drive of the European Union Migration and Asylum Pact. They're going to open up so-called safe pathways.
In terms of loosening up the work permit system to bring talent across into Ireland. So, so much for having control of our borders, our control of the policy of the state. That seems to have have completely been thrown out the window. And this is being integrated as part of the digital European Union Wallet. I spoke about that in previous videos as well. And uh the drive towards the surveillance state is well on its way. Now, a number of.
Organizations and NGOs have human rights concerns with this
Organizations and NGOs have human rights concerns with this. Now, issues of sovereignty are being seen are being cited by Catherine Connolly, but it's really about human rights abuses essentially in this. And if you look at the European Union Migration and Asylum Pact and the budget announcement which came last year, there was over 6 billion euro that put towards the Department of Justice and Home Affairs, and 1.6 billion euro of that was towards new policy initiatives for the EU Migration.
And Asylum Pact, because they would have two systems running side by side, and waiting to get this new system up and running about faster processing times in terms of getting it down to 12 weeks, plus the screening and processes I've spoken about in terms of the biometric data. And this has been included as part of a contingency plan. And you consider last week the government were jumping up and down because they gave an extra 500 million euro in terms of people who were.
Out in the streets protesting because of the skyrocketing fuel costs, which are just getting worse. We already have the highest electricity costs in Europe, and now this is going to be transposed and transferred into higher energy costs come the end of May and June. So, um this national implementation plan is a two-pronged system, as I said, and it's about modernization, digitalization of the system. And if you look back to the program for government, this was a key component of.
“Out in the streets protesting because of the skyrocketing fuel costs, which are just getting worse”
It, because in the program for government, which was agreed on the 22nd or 23rd of January back in 2025, part of this was secure Ireland's future, and this included faster visa processing times and stronger borders integration, and digital surveillance. So, uh when Martin and Harris were looking for people who were very much pro-European Union, like as Lowry lucky independence, he has them now, and they've signed up to this through their program for government, but people won't even talk.
About these issues, and they won't even look, for instance, at the program for government, which ran to 166 pages, which was essentially a manuscript for the European Union, and uh transcribed essentially from the globalist agenda. And much the same as this bill is now being referred in terms of its constitutionality for the human rights abuses, it's critically important that it is stopped, but the the opportunity might end with the Council of State, for instance. If it is then referred to the Supreme.
Court, then citizens cannot take legal actions against the
Court, then citizens cannot take legal actions against the EU Migration and Asylum Pact into the future. And remember, before it is passed, this there was an opt-out clause under the Lisbon Treaty precisely for this reason. But, the Irish government, political establishment, have no interest in Irish sovereignty. That is abundantly clear. And be well aware of what's taking place currently in terms of this rules to try and create the problem of illegal immigration and issues around security, and come up.
With the solution, and open up easier work permit systems to bring people in, because you have the free movement of capital, and what follows that? The free movement of labor. Ireland's low-wage economy, one in five workers are on low pay, puts extra pressure on services, extra pressure on the resource, basic basic uh services we have here in Ireland, and so many people who are struggling on waiting lists and homelessness as well. But then, does it really matter for the.
Very wealthy in our society? Obviously not. So, uh thanks so much for the support, really appreciate it, and please thanks for subscribing to my channel. So, Dublin today, Slunga fall, see you soon. Goodbye.
