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Dispatch · 8 Aug 2026

Sovereignty as a “backward-looking idea” — the gaslighting on mass immigration.

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  • Micheál Martin has on many occasions called sovereignty a backward-looking idea here in Ireland, while treating territorial integrity and sovereignty in Ukraine as a matter of the security of Europe. He has said the Irish people are not homogeneous, and has spoken about the flying of the tricolor as divisive and marking territory.
  • The point of it, Dooley argues, is a guilt complex: undermining national sovereignty, demographics, and any sense of pride, identity, history, heritage and culture, because of the insatiable need to drive profits at the top. Peter Sutherland, former Irish Attorney General and head of Goldman Sachs, pursued the same through world trade agreements, where free movement of capital is followed by free movement of labor.
  • Ireland is a low-wage economy and one in five workers are on low pay — “the dirty little secret” that goes unmentioned beside tax haven Ireland and the tech, finance and pharma giants. Public spending is directed towards an agenda that multi-millionaires and big employers profit from, he says, while ordinary working-class people carry the cost.
  • He turns to the special rapporteur on racism in Ireland, on a retainer of €100,000 over 4 years, previously a lecturer in Trinity and UCD, who wrote a book on critical race theory and inequality in the labor market. Her recent comments, he argues, embolden the status quo and the “white privilege” framing that divides working people — in a one-party system where over 70% of legislation is transposed from European Commission directives.
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00:00

Hello, everyone

Hello, everyone. The gas lighting has really been off the charts in terms of the mass immigration agenda here in Ireland. We've seen Micheál Martin on many occasions speaking about sovereignty being a backward-looking idea. But at the same time, here in Ireland, he claims it is. But it's okay when it's in Ukraine and it's about their territorial integrity and sovereignty and so-called security of Europe. At the same time, you've seen him saying the Irish people are not.

Homogeneous. And also, he's also spoken about the flying of the tricolor to say that this is divisive and marking territory. Isn't that outrageous? But again, what's nothing new. Trying to gaslight the people of Ireland, but trying also to have the guilt complex on being Irish and being proud to be where you're from. But this is a key tenant of the globalist agenda in terms of undermining national sovereignty, undermining demographics, and undermining any sense of pride, identity, and history, and.

Heritage, and culture as well. Because this is about the insatiable need to drive profits for those at the very top of the system. Peter Sutherland, former Irish Attorney General, and also head of Goldman Sachs, pursued this through many world trade agreements. And also, in the context of pushing forward where you have the free movement of capital, it's followed by the free movement of labor. He isn't interested in serving the needs of ordinary working-class people who've had enough of what's taken place and are.

Impacted most disproportionately by the mass immigration agenda. This is the same time where the Irish government has funneled more and more money towards multi-millionaires who are benefiting from the mass immigration agenda here in Ireland. More public spending is directed towards it, and many of those are complicit in profiting from it. But it's also the big employers who profit from it as well. Ireland is a low-wage economy, and one in five workers are on low pay. This is.

The dirty little secret that they never talk about when they talk about the reality to what's taking place in Irish society in terms of tax haven Ireland and the corporations and how well it's regarded by those big tech giants, the finance giants, the pharma giants, and many more of those multinationals who benefit from the policies enacted by the Irish government here while ordinary working-class people suffer. But what's more fascinating is also the multifaceted approach in terms of the.

“But what's more fascinating is also the multifaceted approach in terms of the”

02:51

Gaslighting that's often charged and how they go to

Gaslighting that's often charged and how they go to the ends of the earth to pursue this agenda. And in the last number of days, comments have come forward from Dr. Eoin Joseph. Now, she is the special rapporteur on racism in Ireland. She's on a stipend, which is a retainer of €100,000 over 4 years. Works out worked previously also as a professor in sociology or lecturer rather in Trinity and UCD as well. And interesting enough, wrote a book on.

Critical race theory and inequality in the labor market. Interesting, isn't it? Spoke about discrimination towards migrants in terms of accessing employment, uh being properly treated in those jobs, and also accessing the higher echelons of jobs in the private and public sector here in Ireland. So, really, is it about challenging the inequalities in our society or really just part of the status quo? I would argue in the last couple of days the comments from even Joseph really.

Emboldens the status quo in terms of pushing forward the globalist agenda in Ireland. This is why they try and gaslight the people of Ireland. Try and make people feel guilty in the so-called white privilege and all this nonsense which is pursued which just divides people rather than ordinary working class people sticking together and stoking up racial tensions. And perhaps that's what they want to drive forward their agenda. And as well as tax ordinary working people out of existence.

As well. This is a part of their agenda as well. To make you beholden on themselves as they drive towards a totalitarian dystopian nightmare as prophesized by George Orwell in 1984. So those who speak about reimagining Ireland or recreating Ireland or looking at consciously recreating the country in the which of what they portray today is really doing the job of the globalists. Not interested in standing up to what takes place in our society where ordinary working class people in communities have.

Been left behind for years without facilities, without services, without infrastructure, with lack of housing. And also we've seen a massive pressure with homelessness, the massive pressure on health care services, massive pressure on GPs with a massive shortage of GPs here in Ireland as well. But this is the dirty secret that you don't want exposed when they're talking to their international friends when they're best boys and girls in the class in Europe and pursuing the globalist agenda. So it's not.

05:30

Incompetence

Incompetence. It's not a mistake. It's not people might do a better job on the other side. It's essentially a one-party system in Ireland where they're all doing the job of the establishment. And there's no change to the status quo. And it's really dictats to a massive extent coming down from Brussels, over 70% of the legislation comes through directives, which is transposed into Irish legislation, which comes directly from the European Commission, and that works at behalf of behest of big.

Corporations through their lobbyists in Brussels. But, big corporations call the shots, big business call the shots, billionaires call the shots, bankers call the shots, while it's ordinary working people who suffer. And they'll do whatever they can by funding government organizations, and through these sort of organizations that are set up to create a guilt complex among people for speaking out against what's taken place in our society in terms of standing up for our proud history, our heritage, our.

Identity, and in terms of the struggle for Irish independence, Irish sovereignty, and as well as that, Irish neutrality, which is currently under attack by the political establishment as they drag us towards this supranational European Union, which has no interest in standing up for ordinary working people's rights as they attack speech, attack freedom of expression as well. So, let me know in the comments what you think of what's taking place, and the uh gaslighting is really well and truly off.

The charts, but it's uh truly expected, and I don't put it down to incompetence, don't put it down to mistakes, don't put it down to people who are failed. They're just pursuing the same agenda regardless of who's in that position of so-called power in the ministerial cabinet over here in Ireland. So, thanks again for all the support for the videos, really appreciate them, and thanks again for the support. So, have a good day, take care. Slán go foil.

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8 Aug 2026 · Immigration · 7:30

Sovereignty as a “backward-looking idea” — the gaslighting on mass immigration.

Dooley points to Micheál Martin describing sovereignty as a “backward-looking idea” in Ireland while backing territorial integrity and sovereignty in Ukraine, saying the Irish people are “not homogeneous”, and calling the flying of the tricolor divisive and marking territory. He reads it as a guilt complex manufactured to undermine national sovereignty, demographics, identity and heritage, and traces the economics to Peter Sutherland — former Irish Attorney General and head of Goldman Sachs — whose world trade agreements paired free movement of capital with free movement of labor. Ireland is a low-wage economy where one in five workers are on low pay, he says, which is the dirty little secret behind a system where over 70% of legislation comes from European Commission directives.

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TL;DR
01
Micheál Martin has on many occasions called sovereignty a backward-looking idea here in Ireland, while treating territorial integrity and sovereignty in Ukraine as a matter of the security of Europe. He has said the Irish people are not homogeneous, and has spoken about the flying of the tricolor as divisive and marking territory.
02
The point of it, Dooley argues, is a guilt complex: undermining national sovereignty, demographics, and any sense of pride, identity, history, heritage and culture, because of the insatiable need to drive profits at the top. Peter Sutherland, former Irish Attorney General and head of Goldman Sachs, pursued the same through world trade agreements, where free movement of capital is followed by free movement of labor.
03
Ireland is a low-wage economy and one in five workers are on low pay — “the dirty little secret” that goes unmentioned beside tax haven Ireland and the tech, finance and pharma giants. Public spending is directed towards an agenda that multi-millionaires and big employers profit from, he says, while ordinary working-class people carry the cost.
04
He turns to the special rapporteur on racism in Ireland, on a retainer of €100,000 over 4 years, previously a lecturer in Trinity and UCD, who wrote a book on critical race theory and inequality in the labor market. Her recent comments, he argues, embolden the status quo and the “white privilege” framing that divides working people — in a one-party system where over 70% of legislation is transposed from European Commission directives.
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7:30
Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hello, everyone

Hello, everyone. The gas lighting has really been off the charts in terms of the mass immigration agenda here in Ireland. We've seen Micheál Martin on many occasions speaking about sovereignty being a backward-looking idea. But at the same time, here in Ireland, he claims it is. But it's okay when it's in Ukraine and it's about their territorial integrity and sovereignty and so-called security of Europe. At the same time, you've seen him saying the Irish people are not.

Homogeneous. And also, he's also spoken about the flying of the tricolor to say that this is divisive and marking territory. Isn't that outrageous? But again, what's nothing new. Trying to gaslight the people of Ireland, but trying also to have the guilt complex on being Irish and being proud to be where you're from. But this is a key tenant of the globalist agenda in terms of undermining national sovereignty, undermining demographics, and undermining any sense of pride, identity, and history, and.

Heritage, and culture as well. Because this is about the insatiable need to drive profits for those at the very top of the system. Peter Sutherland, former Irish Attorney General, and also head of Goldman Sachs, pursued this through many world trade agreements. And also, in the context of pushing forward where you have the free movement of capital, it's followed by the free movement of labor. He isn't interested in serving the needs of ordinary working-class people who've had enough of what's taken place and are.

Impacted most disproportionately by the mass immigration agenda. This is the same time where the Irish government has funneled more and more money towards multi-millionaires who are benefiting from the mass immigration agenda here in Ireland. More public spending is directed towards it, and many of those are complicit in profiting from it. But it's also the big employers who profit from it as well. Ireland is a low-wage economy, and one in five workers are on low pay. This is.

The dirty little secret that they never talk about when they talk about the reality to what's taking place in Irish society in terms of tax haven Ireland and the corporations and how well it's regarded by those big tech giants, the finance giants, the pharma giants, and many more of those multinationals who benefit from the policies enacted by the Irish government here while ordinary working-class people suffer. But what's more fascinating is also the multifaceted approach in terms of the.

“But what's more fascinating is also the multifaceted approach in terms of the”

Gaslighting that's often charged and how they go to

Gaslighting that's often charged and how they go to the ends of the earth to pursue this agenda. And in the last number of days, comments have come forward from Dr. Eoin Joseph. Now, she is the special rapporteur on racism in Ireland. She's on a stipend, which is a retainer of €100,000 over 4 years. Works out worked previously also as a professor in sociology or lecturer rather in Trinity and UCD as well. And interesting enough, wrote a book on.

Critical race theory and inequality in the labor market. Interesting, isn't it? Spoke about discrimination towards migrants in terms of accessing employment, uh being properly treated in those jobs, and also accessing the higher echelons of jobs in the private and public sector here in Ireland. So, really, is it about challenging the inequalities in our society or really just part of the status quo? I would argue in the last couple of days the comments from even Joseph really.

Emboldens the status quo in terms of pushing forward the globalist agenda in Ireland. This is why they try and gaslight the people of Ireland. Try and make people feel guilty in the so-called white privilege and all this nonsense which is pursued which just divides people rather than ordinary working class people sticking together and stoking up racial tensions. And perhaps that's what they want to drive forward their agenda. And as well as tax ordinary working people out of existence.

As well. This is a part of their agenda as well. To make you beholden on themselves as they drive towards a totalitarian dystopian nightmare as prophesized by George Orwell in 1984. So those who speak about reimagining Ireland or recreating Ireland or looking at consciously recreating the country in the which of what they portray today is really doing the job of the globalists. Not interested in standing up to what takes place in our society where ordinary working class people in communities have.

Been left behind for years without facilities, without services, without infrastructure, with lack of housing. And also we've seen a massive pressure with homelessness, the massive pressure on health care services, massive pressure on GPs with a massive shortage of GPs here in Ireland as well. But this is the dirty secret that you don't want exposed when they're talking to their international friends when they're best boys and girls in the class in Europe and pursuing the globalist agenda. So it's not.

Incompetence

Incompetence. It's not a mistake. It's not people might do a better job on the other side. It's essentially a one-party system in Ireland where they're all doing the job of the establishment. And there's no change to the status quo. And it's really dictats to a massive extent coming down from Brussels, over 70% of the legislation comes through directives, which is transposed into Irish legislation, which comes directly from the European Commission, and that works at behalf of behest of big.

Corporations through their lobbyists in Brussels. But, big corporations call the shots, big business call the shots, billionaires call the shots, bankers call the shots, while it's ordinary working people who suffer. And they'll do whatever they can by funding government organizations, and through these sort of organizations that are set up to create a guilt complex among people for speaking out against what's taken place in our society in terms of standing up for our proud history, our heritage, our.

Identity, and in terms of the struggle for Irish independence, Irish sovereignty, and as well as that, Irish neutrality, which is currently under attack by the political establishment as they drag us towards this supranational European Union, which has no interest in standing up for ordinary working people's rights as they attack speech, attack freedom of expression as well. So, let me know in the comments what you think of what's taking place, and the uh gaslighting is really well and truly off.

The charts, but it's uh truly expected, and I don't put it down to incompetence, don't put it down to mistakes, don't put it down to people who are failed. They're just pursuing the same agenda regardless of who's in that position of so-called power in the ministerial cabinet over here in Ireland. So, thanks again for all the support for the videos, really appreciate them, and thanks again for the support. So, have a good day, take care. Slán go foil.

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