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Dispatch · 31 Aug 2026

A preparedness booklet for every household, and Dooley asks which emergency it is really for.

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  • He opens on the booklet. The Irish government is preparing a brochure that will be sent to every household in Ireland by the end of September, with 2.2 million copies printed for distribution across the country to deal with emergencies. It is called Be Prepared for Emergencies, and according to the government itself it should provide people with practical information and help communities become more resilient to any threat. The emergencies it names are storms, floods, power outages and other disruptions, and the plan is meant to help families take simple steps so everyone is better prepared. Helen McEntee announced it with great fanfare in Meath a few days ago, he says, and involved all the local authorities, who are already prepared for any impending emergencies.
  • His objection is the list of emergencies the government left off it. You will not hear about pamphlets being distributed to deal with the economic and social disasters facing the Irish, he says, or the risk of poverty, or the increasing number of people suffering from skyrocketing energy and fuel prices, or a host of other crises. That, on his reading, is the actual emergency for the people of Ireland, and it is not the one the political establishment has chosen to prepare them for.
  • Then he places the timing. In the last few days, he says, Andy Burnham has put forward plans to prepare for war in Europe, and all of this is happening against the backdrop of the European Union's own actions. He points to the European Union preparedness strategy, promoted by the European Commission, and says von der Leyen tasked her special adviser, a former Finnish president, with preparing the report behind it. There were eight recommendations, and on his reading the whole agenda was to warn off threat actors by showing that Europe is ready for anything coming from Russia. The stated aim was to overcome citizens' uncertainty and ensure security and trust. What interests him most is the part about war, which he says McEntee did not mention at the press conference even though it was the main driving force behind the strategy.
  • He closes on the money and the people involved. The strategy talks up transistor radios as reliable sources of news during power outages, which means the public broadcasters, and he notes RTE will receive 725 million euro over the next 3 years to deliver the government agenda, calling that independent news with cyberattacks named as the threat to it. He links the strategy to the White Paper on the future of the European Union, to trade defence, and to the 800 billion euro package to rearm Europe. He also draws a thread through Finland, from the president who issued the report to Sanna Marin, the former Finnish prime minister he says went on to work at the Tony Blair Institute. His closing ask is for viewers to say in the comments what they make of a booklet arriving with a checklist at the end of the month, while the fear mongering continues.
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00:00

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Don't worry, rest assured that the Irish government has any emergency situation under control. They are preparing a brochure that will be sent to every household in Ireland by the end of September. 2.2 million copies will be printed for distribution across the country to deal with emergencies. It's called "Be Prepared for Emergencies." And this, according to the government itself, should provide people with practical information and help communities become more resilient to any threat. That's it. The.

Irish government has all the decisions. You won't hear about the pamphlets being distributed to combat the economic and social disasters facing the Irish, or the risk of poverty, the increasing number of people suffering from skyrocketing energy and fuel prices, not to mention a host of other crises. This is an emergency for the people of Ireland, according to the Irish political establishment. This applies to storms, floods, power outages, and other emergencies. And the Be Prepared for.

Emergencies plan will help families take simple steps. So, we will be better prepared for any disruptions. That's it. Helen McEntee announced this with great fanfare in Meath a few days ago, and she involved all the local authorities. They are already prepared for any impending emergencies. Interesting, is n't it? The timing of this in the last few days—we've also seen Andy Burnham put forward plans to prepare for war in Europe, and this is also happening against the backdrop of the.

European Union's actions. Surprise, surprise. European Union Preparedness Strategy. This is to counter any extraordinary disaster in Europe. And what was the beginning or real inspiration for this? Well, it was promoted by the European Commission. Von der Leyen, of course, tasked her special advisor, former Finnish President Niinisto, who is now an integral part of the globalist cabal, with preparing the report. She brought in this special advisor to push through the preparedness strategy plan. This is necessary to.

02:48

Deal with any threats in Europe

Deal with any threats in Europe. Especially interesting is regarding war. Helen McEntee didn't mention this at the press conference a few days ago. This was the main driving force behind the promotion of this strategy. There were eight recommendations, and the whole agenda was to scare away the threat actors, because Europe is ready for any threat that may come from them or any other actor, that is, Russia, according to those in the European Union.

At the same time, they stated that this would help overcome citizens' uncertainty and ensure security and trust. And they talked about the possibilities for your transistor radios, because during power outages, those are reliable sources of news, of course, public broadcasters. We all know that RTÉ will receive €725 million over the next 3 years to deliver the government agenda. Here you have independent news, and threats of any parodies of it, such as possible cyberattacks. In addition, it is related to the.

White Paper on the Future of the European Union. As for trade defense, it is also an 800 billion euro package to rearmament Europe. And what's very, very interesting is that this comes from the President of Finland, who issued this report on behalf of Ursula, who signed the NATO accession agreement with Sanna Marin, the former Prime Minister of Finland, known, it seems, for going to work at the Tony Blair Institute.

As for trade defense, it is also an 800 billion euro package to rearmament Europe

Another key globalist. So, let me know what you think about this plan that your government is promoting. Each household will receive a booklet at the end of the month. And, um, they'll also have a checklist that you'll have to go through. And prepare you for what's coming. Maybe power outages, storms, and they provide practical information. So, don't be afraid. The Irish government is ready to support you every step of the way. So, write in the comments what you.

Think about this advancement, as the fear mongering continues and the threat of what may happen in the future becomes clearer. Thank you for your support of my videos. I really appreciate it. And please subscribe to my channel. So, I'm in Dublin. Take care of yourself. It's a long way.

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31 Aug 2026 · Government · 5:21

A preparedness booklet for every household, and Dooley asks which emergency it is really for.

Dooley reads the government's new emergency campaign as fear management rather than help. He says a brochure called Be Prepared for Emergencies is being printed in 2.2 million copies for distribution across the country and sent to every household by the end of September, covering storms, floods, power outages and other emergencies, announced by Helen McEntee in Meath with the local authorities alongside her. His objection is what the booklet leaves out, because on his reading the real emergency for people in Ireland is the risk of poverty and the skyrocketing energy and fuel prices, and no pamphlet is being distributed about those. He traces the campaign back to the European Union preparedness strategy, promoted by the European Commission and written up by a special adviser to von der Leyen, a former Finnish president, in a report carrying eight recommendations aimed at what the European Union names as Russia. Around it he sets RTE's 725 million euro over the next 3 years, the 800 billion euro package to rearm Europe, and the part about war that he says McEntee never mentioned at the press conference.

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TL;DR
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He opens on the booklet. The Irish government is preparing a brochure that will be sent to every household in Ireland by the end of September, with 2.2 million copies printed for distribution across the country to deal with emergencies. It is called Be Prepared for Emergencies, and according to the government itself it should provide people with practical information and help communities become more resilient to any threat. The emergencies it names are storms, floods, power outages and other disruptions, and the plan is meant to help families take simple steps so everyone is better prepared. Helen McEntee announced it with great fanfare in Meath a few days ago, he says, and involved all the local authorities, who are already prepared for any impending emergencies.
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His objection is the list of emergencies the government left off it. You will not hear about pamphlets being distributed to deal with the economic and social disasters facing the Irish, he says, or the risk of poverty, or the increasing number of people suffering from skyrocketing energy and fuel prices, or a host of other crises. That, on his reading, is the actual emergency for the people of Ireland, and it is not the one the political establishment has chosen to prepare them for.
03
Then he places the timing. In the last few days, he says, Andy Burnham has put forward plans to prepare for war in Europe, and all of this is happening against the backdrop of the European Union's own actions. He points to the European Union preparedness strategy, promoted by the European Commission, and says von der Leyen tasked her special adviser, a former Finnish president, with preparing the report behind it. There were eight recommendations, and on his reading the whole agenda was to warn off threat actors by showing that Europe is ready for anything coming from Russia. The stated aim was to overcome citizens' uncertainty and ensure security and trust. What interests him most is the part about war, which he says McEntee did not mention at the press conference even though it was the main driving force behind the strategy.
04
He closes on the money and the people involved. The strategy talks up transistor radios as reliable sources of news during power outages, which means the public broadcasters, and he notes RTE will receive 725 million euro over the next 3 years to deliver the government agenda, calling that independent news with cyberattacks named as the threat to it. He links the strategy to the White Paper on the future of the European Union, to trade defence, and to the 800 billion euro package to rearm Europe. He also draws a thread through Finland, from the president who issued the report to Sanna Marin, the former Finnish prime minister he says went on to work at the Tony Blair Institute. His closing ask is for viewers to say in the comments what they make of a booklet arriving with a checklist at the end of the month, while the fear mongering continues.
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Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Don't worry, rest assured that the Irish government has any emergency situation under control. They are preparing a brochure that will be sent to every household in Ireland by the end of September. 2.2 million copies will be printed for distribution across the country to deal with emergencies. It's called "Be Prepared for Emergencies." And this, according to the government itself, should provide people with practical information and help communities become more resilient to any threat. That's it. The.

Irish government has all the decisions. You won't hear about the pamphlets being distributed to combat the economic and social disasters facing the Irish, or the risk of poverty, the increasing number of people suffering from skyrocketing energy and fuel prices, not to mention a host of other crises. This is an emergency for the people of Ireland, according to the Irish political establishment. This applies to storms, floods, power outages, and other emergencies. And the Be Prepared for.

Emergencies plan will help families take simple steps. So, we will be better prepared for any disruptions. That's it. Helen McEntee announced this with great fanfare in Meath a few days ago, and she involved all the local authorities. They are already prepared for any impending emergencies. Interesting, is n't it? The timing of this in the last few days—we've also seen Andy Burnham put forward plans to prepare for war in Europe, and this is also happening against the backdrop of the.

European Union's actions. Surprise, surprise. European Union Preparedness Strategy. This is to counter any extraordinary disaster in Europe. And what was the beginning or real inspiration for this? Well, it was promoted by the European Commission. Von der Leyen, of course, tasked her special advisor, former Finnish President Niinisto, who is now an integral part of the globalist cabal, with preparing the report. She brought in this special advisor to push through the preparedness strategy plan. This is necessary to.

Deal with any threats in Europe

Deal with any threats in Europe. Especially interesting is regarding war. Helen McEntee didn't mention this at the press conference a few days ago. This was the main driving force behind the promotion of this strategy. There were eight recommendations, and the whole agenda was to scare away the threat actors, because Europe is ready for any threat that may come from them or any other actor, that is, Russia, according to those in the European Union.

At the same time, they stated that this would help overcome citizens' uncertainty and ensure security and trust. And they talked about the possibilities for your transistor radios, because during power outages, those are reliable sources of news, of course, public broadcasters. We all know that RTÉ will receive €725 million over the next 3 years to deliver the government agenda. Here you have independent news, and threats of any parodies of it, such as possible cyberattacks. In addition, it is related to the.

White Paper on the Future of the European Union. As for trade defense, it is also an 800 billion euro package to rearmament Europe. And what's very, very interesting is that this comes from the President of Finland, who issued this report on behalf of Ursula, who signed the NATO accession agreement with Sanna Marin, the former Prime Minister of Finland, known, it seems, for going to work at the Tony Blair Institute.

As for trade defense, it is also an 800 billion euro package to rearmament Europe

Another key globalist. So, let me know what you think about this plan that your government is promoting. Each household will receive a booklet at the end of the month. And, um, they'll also have a checklist that you'll have to go through. And prepare you for what's coming. Maybe power outages, storms, and they provide practical information. So, don't be afraid. The Irish government is ready to support you every step of the way. So, write in the comments what you.

Think about this advancement, as the fear mongering continues and the threat of what may happen in the future becomes clearer. Thank you for your support of my videos. I really appreciate it. And please subscribe to my channel. So, I'm in Dublin. Take care of yourself. It's a long way.

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