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Merz meets Martin at Farmleigh, and “a dramatic decrease in public spending”.

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TL;DR
  • Merz and Martin meet at Farmleigh House in the Phoenix Park, and Martin’s advance statement invokes the European Union’s “community of values and respect for human dignity and equality”. Dooley sets that against people struggling on the streets, people leaving because they cannot afford anywhere to live, hospital waiting lists and special needs assessments, children years on scoliosis lists, and a cost of living he says goes unmentioned.
  • Martin also raised “the horrific attack of the weekend in Berlin”, saying it should never be accepted, normalised or tolerated — which Dooley calls gaslighting from governments he says let the immigration chaos continue. On the long-term budget Martin said this “necessitates compromises”; he talked up competitiveness, simpler rules, the single market, and pushing “the climate and digital transitions”, which Dooley hears as digital ID and the digital euro.
  • Dooley says that as chairman of BlackRock’s German arm Merz helped BlackRock take key positions in BMW, Volkswagen and Deutsche Bank, and that he earlier worked as a lobbyist for Mayer Brown, a company he calls worth billions. He reads Merz’s competitiveness as buying up companies and cutting workers’ jobs and conditions, and expects him to walk the plank as Keir Starmer did, replaced, he says, by Andy Burnham.
  • The multi-annual financial framework, to be agreed by early 2027, covering 2028 to 2034, is negotiated over the coming months under Ireland’s European Union presidency, and Dooley says Merz wants “a dramatic decrease in public spending” having cut German federal administrative staff by about 8 to 10%. With Germany’s defence spending cap removed and wars in Ukraine and Iran, his read is rights taken and money pushed upwards.
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00:00

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Today in Dublin, Mr. Black Rock, Frederick Merz, who is the Chancellor of Germany, met with globalist lapdog himself, Micheál Martin. I'm sure they're going to be wining and dining at the taxpayer's expense over the coming hours. Today they met in Farmleigh House, the opulent surroundings in the Phoenix Park. And in advance of this meeting, Micheál Martin offered a few words in a brief statement. He said that the European Union's community of values and respect.

For human dignity and equality are so critical in Europe. Isn't that interesting? So much for human dignity and human values and equality. Say that to those who are struggling on the streets of Ireland, those who are leaving because they can't afford anywhere to live, and also those on hospital waiting lists and waiting for special needs assessment. Not to mention those children who are on scoliosis waiting lists for years.

Of course, it's all about equality, human dignity, and community values. Don't mention the cost of living disaster. We'll say nothing about that because that doesn't play into the narrative. He also went on to speak about the horrific attack of the weekend in Berlin and said that we should never accept what happened in Berlin. We should never normalize it or tolerate it. Well, his government and many successive governments have allowed the massive immigration chaos to continue on a basis, and then they were trying to.

Claim that it should never be normalized or tolerated, but wait for it, it's okay when the globalists are pushing it. And this is what a lapdog does, gaslights the people, isn't it? And he also said there would be negotiations on the long-term budget, and this necessitates compromises. Compromises between countries, compromises. That's Micheál Martin all over, isn't it? Compromise. Uh well, it was delivering anything. Talk, talk, talk, and absolutely no action. He also went on to speak about European Union.

Competitiveness, to simplify rules, single market, and um another charter for big business and the big corporations. And he said that Germany and Ireland need to work together with the European Union to push the climate and digital transitions. Big alerts, the climate and digital transitions. Digital ID, digital euro, here we come. Also, European Union enlargement. Uh Friedrich Merz was here, incidentally, as well, to speak about a number of issues. We're tax reforms, first of all, because he's under serious.

02:41

Domestic pressure

Domestic pressure. He's after helping implode the German economy. But remember, when he was the chairman of BlackRock's German arm, he helped BlackRock move into a position to take over so many of the German country companies. German country, rather. Maybe that's a Freudian slip. But in terms of German companies, such as BMW, Volkswagen, Deutsche Bank, and um many mores, well, BlackRock have moved into those key positions. But previously, he worked as a key lobbyist for a massive company.

Worth billions called Mayer Brown. This company was involved in lobbying for big corporations, as well. So, key globalist. Nothing to see here with Friedrich Merz. It's about European Union competitiveness. And what was his competitiveness about in Germany? Buying up all those companies, and um cutting down on spending. Spending on what? Not the profits of those at the top. Cutting down on the spending of the workers in terms of uh job losses, and in terms of workers' conditions, as well.

Hence, the massive immigration chaos. The one he's trying to rail against now, or do something against it now, be of the massive domestic pressure he's under, deeply unpopular in Germany. Also facing domestic pressure with the cabinet reshuffle recently. And also with opposition just some parties climbing high and riding high in the polls. Which is putting him under much pressure. I'm sure he's going to be facing the same walk down the plank quite soon as Keir Starmer did in.

Britain recently. Only replaced by another globalist stooge himself, Andy Burnham. Burnham. But he's always been a fan and a supporter of US capital in terms of the big corporations, in terms of the bankers, and the private equity firms as well. Because this is part of his agenda. And he said that he has wants to cut down the spending, the budget spending which is due to be negotiated upon over the next number of months in Ireland as.

Ireland's European Union president. Now, when the context of this is the multi-annual financial framework that has to be agreed upon over the coming months. It has to be agreed upon by the early 2027, which is the budget between 2028 and 2034. And he said there should be a dramatic decrease in public spending. Already in Germany, he's cut federal administrative staff by about 8 to 10%. And part of his agenda is to again cut basic public spending on public.

“And part of his agenda is to again cut basic public spending on public”

05:11

Services

Services. But transfer money through the mass immigration industry in Ireland to those uh commercial property owners, that's okay. Transfer public money through various funds to land private landlords to enrich them off the public back through various schemes such as housing assistance payments and other schemes, that's okay. But uh anything when it comes to basic public spending, no, that's a big no-no on basic, better public and community services and social services for people. Big no-no for Frederick Merz's about European Union.

Competitiveness and it's about running down basic public services, privatization, and deregulation agenda. So, he's just facing domestic pressure himself and self-servingly trying to say he's doing something about it when he's under huge pressure domestically and internationally as well. And we won't mention or we will mention, rather, the uh massive spending and the cap that has been removed on defense spending for Germany. Where does that ever get us before? Do we Does the world learn nothing about two previous World Wars?

Well, perhaps we're in the foothills of the escalation continues in these wars in Ukraine and Iran as well. So, um this is what's taking place and Micheál Martin, just a key globalist ally and lapdog and quite happy to go along with this um agenda, much the same that Friedrich Merz is pushing. But, Martin so much for sand up for the needs of ordinary citizens, ordinary citizens of Germany and Ireland, beware. These two people met today in Ireland and um.

Topically it was on that was how to take more rights from new people and how to push more money upwards in society and widen inequality. But, nothing to see here. Let's move on. It's all cloaked in nice and fluffy language like equality, human dignity, and values nonsense. So, uh thanks so much for all the support with my videos. Really appreciate them. So, from Dublin today, Slán go foill and talk to you all soon. Take care. Bye-bye.

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28 Jul 2026 · Sovereignty · 7:07

Merz meets Martin at Farmleigh, and “a dramatic decrease in public spending”.

Friedrich Merz, the Chancellor of Germany, meets Micheál Martin at Farmleigh House in the Phoenix Park, with Martin issuing a short statement beforehand about the European Union’s “community of values and respect for human dignity and equality”. Dooley, who calls Merz “Mr. Black Rock” and points to his chairmanship of BlackRock’s German arm, argues the real business between the two men is the long-term European budget, where Merz wants “a dramatic decrease in public spending” while public money keeps moving to private landlords and commercial property owners.

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Merz and Martin meet at Farmleigh House in the Phoenix Park, and Martin’s advance statement invokes the European Union’s “community of values and respect for human dignity and equality”. Dooley sets that against people struggling on the streets, people leaving because they cannot afford anywhere to live, hospital waiting lists and special needs assessments, children years on scoliosis lists, and a cost of living he says goes unmentioned.
02
Martin also raised “the horrific attack of the weekend in Berlin”, saying it should never be accepted, normalised or tolerated — which Dooley calls gaslighting from governments he says let the immigration chaos continue. On the long-term budget Martin said this “necessitates compromises”; he talked up competitiveness, simpler rules, the single market, and pushing “the climate and digital transitions”, which Dooley hears as digital ID and the digital euro.
03
Dooley says that as chairman of BlackRock’s German arm Merz helped BlackRock take key positions in BMW, Volkswagen and Deutsche Bank, and that he earlier worked as a lobbyist for Mayer Brown, a company he calls worth billions. He reads Merz’s competitiveness as buying up companies and cutting workers’ jobs and conditions, and expects him to walk the plank as Keir Starmer did, replaced, he says, by Andy Burnham.
04
The multi-annual financial framework, to be agreed by early 2027, covering 2028 to 2034, is negotiated over the coming months under Ireland’s European Union presidency, and Dooley says Merz wants “a dramatic decrease in public spending” having cut German federal administrative staff by about 8 to 10%. With Germany’s defence spending cap removed and wars in Ukraine and Iran, his read is rights taken and money pushed upwards.
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Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Today in Dublin, Mr. Black Rock, Frederick Merz, who is the Chancellor of Germany, met with globalist lapdog himself, Micheál Martin. I'm sure they're going to be wining and dining at the taxpayer's expense over the coming hours. Today they met in Farmleigh House, the opulent surroundings in the Phoenix Park. And in advance of this meeting, Micheál Martin offered a few words in a brief statement. He said that the European Union's community of values and respect.

For human dignity and equality are so critical in Europe. Isn't that interesting? So much for human dignity and human values and equality. Say that to those who are struggling on the streets of Ireland, those who are leaving because they can't afford anywhere to live, and also those on hospital waiting lists and waiting for special needs assessment. Not to mention those children who are on scoliosis waiting lists for years.

Of course, it's all about equality, human dignity, and community values. Don't mention the cost of living disaster. We'll say nothing about that because that doesn't play into the narrative. He also went on to speak about the horrific attack of the weekend in Berlin and said that we should never accept what happened in Berlin. We should never normalize it or tolerate it. Well, his government and many successive governments have allowed the massive immigration chaos to continue on a basis, and then they were trying to.

Claim that it should never be normalized or tolerated, but wait for it, it's okay when the globalists are pushing it. And this is what a lapdog does, gaslights the people, isn't it? And he also said there would be negotiations on the long-term budget, and this necessitates compromises. Compromises between countries, compromises. That's Micheál Martin all over, isn't it? Compromise. Uh well, it was delivering anything. Talk, talk, talk, and absolutely no action. He also went on to speak about European Union.

Competitiveness, to simplify rules, single market, and um another charter for big business and the big corporations. And he said that Germany and Ireland need to work together with the European Union to push the climate and digital transitions. Big alerts, the climate and digital transitions. Digital ID, digital euro, here we come. Also, European Union enlargement. Uh Friedrich Merz was here, incidentally, as well, to speak about a number of issues. We're tax reforms, first of all, because he's under serious.

Domestic pressure

Domestic pressure. He's after helping implode the German economy. But remember, when he was the chairman of BlackRock's German arm, he helped BlackRock move into a position to take over so many of the German country companies. German country, rather. Maybe that's a Freudian slip. But in terms of German companies, such as BMW, Volkswagen, Deutsche Bank, and um many mores, well, BlackRock have moved into those key positions. But previously, he worked as a key lobbyist for a massive company.

Worth billions called Mayer Brown. This company was involved in lobbying for big corporations, as well. So, key globalist. Nothing to see here with Friedrich Merz. It's about European Union competitiveness. And what was his competitiveness about in Germany? Buying up all those companies, and um cutting down on spending. Spending on what? Not the profits of those at the top. Cutting down on the spending of the workers in terms of uh job losses, and in terms of workers' conditions, as well.

Hence, the massive immigration chaos. The one he's trying to rail against now, or do something against it now, be of the massive domestic pressure he's under, deeply unpopular in Germany. Also facing domestic pressure with the cabinet reshuffle recently. And also with opposition just some parties climbing high and riding high in the polls. Which is putting him under much pressure. I'm sure he's going to be facing the same walk down the plank quite soon as Keir Starmer did in.

Britain recently. Only replaced by another globalist stooge himself, Andy Burnham. Burnham. But he's always been a fan and a supporter of US capital in terms of the big corporations, in terms of the bankers, and the private equity firms as well. Because this is part of his agenda. And he said that he has wants to cut down the spending, the budget spending which is due to be negotiated upon over the next number of months in Ireland as.

Ireland's European Union president. Now, when the context of this is the multi-annual financial framework that has to be agreed upon over the coming months. It has to be agreed upon by the early 2027, which is the budget between 2028 and 2034. And he said there should be a dramatic decrease in public spending. Already in Germany, he's cut federal administrative staff by about 8 to 10%. And part of his agenda is to again cut basic public spending on public.

“And part of his agenda is to again cut basic public spending on public”

Services

Services. But transfer money through the mass immigration industry in Ireland to those uh commercial property owners, that's okay. Transfer public money through various funds to land private landlords to enrich them off the public back through various schemes such as housing assistance payments and other schemes, that's okay. But uh anything when it comes to basic public spending, no, that's a big no-no on basic, better public and community services and social services for people. Big no-no for Frederick Merz's about European Union.

Competitiveness and it's about running down basic public services, privatization, and deregulation agenda. So, he's just facing domestic pressure himself and self-servingly trying to say he's doing something about it when he's under huge pressure domestically and internationally as well. And we won't mention or we will mention, rather, the uh massive spending and the cap that has been removed on defense spending for Germany. Where does that ever get us before? Do we Does the world learn nothing about two previous World Wars?

Well, perhaps we're in the foothills of the escalation continues in these wars in Ukraine and Iran as well. So, um this is what's taking place and Micheál Martin, just a key globalist ally and lapdog and quite happy to go along with this um agenda, much the same that Friedrich Merz is pushing. But, Martin so much for sand up for the needs of ordinary citizens, ordinary citizens of Germany and Ireland, beware. These two people met today in Ireland and um.

Topically it was on that was how to take more rights from new people and how to push more money upwards in society and widen inequality. But, nothing to see here. Let's move on. It's all cloaked in nice and fluffy language like equality, human dignity, and values nonsense. So, uh thanks so much for all the support with my videos. Really appreciate them. So, from Dublin today, Slán go foill and talk to you all soon. Take care. Bye-bye.

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