Hi everyone
Hi everyone. This coming Friday, June the 12th, the European Union migration and asylum pact will become Irish law. It'll be transposed into Irish legislation as the International Protection Bill 2026. And coincidentally, this will be a massive breach of our sovereignty, perhaps the final nail in the coffin of Irish sovereignty, where we won't have control over the asylum seekers stroke economic migrants that are coming into Ireland. This will be decided upon by bureaucrats in Brussels.
This again is a massive breach of our sovereignty, but the Irish government have no interest in controlling our borders and I would rather cede them to Brussels so they can control them in terms of opening up a solidarity fund. Now, this is interesting because if we don't take the amount of asylum seekers stroke economic migrants from Europe that they say we should take, then we'll have to make a financial contribution of up to 20,000 euro.
And wait for it, it gets better because there is no conditions made yet in terms of the amount of money or been put aside for perhaps how much this will cost. Because it will be based on the GDP figures in Ireland. We all know that they're based on complete leprechaun economics based on the multinationals and much of those profits go out of the country to rich international investors. So, ordinary people will be carrying the can for this.
With again more pressure on basic services and more pressure on under-resourced basic services that ordinary people are struggling to get currently. It also brings forward the interesting dynamic of biometric screening, fingerprint and ID checks, and information sharing data right across the European Union through the Eurodac database. And this has always been the agenda of the European Union to address the crisis of uncontrolled mass immigration. And in particular, been driven by Vonderlein back in 2020 in the.
European Commission. And remember that the only organization or stroke institution that can bring forward legislation in the European Union is the European Commission. So democratic, isn't it? Remember as well there's the 20,000 lobbyists based in Brussels based to support the interests of the big corporations and the billionaires at the expense of ordinary people. And also what's fascinating in and around this is really the But and they had their very able lapdogs here in Ireland such as Jim O'Callaghan,.
The Minister for Justice and Home Affairs, who was
The Minister for Justice and Home Affairs, who was all too willing to push this forward at the behest of their masters in Brussels. So a massive seeding of Irish sovereignty where we can't even control our own borders. But what they didn't tell you, apart from the solidarity fund and apart from the over inflated GDP figures in terms of the cost of this, is around the amount of economic migrants that come in through the north of Ireland.
“So a massive seeding of Irish sovereignty where we can't even control our own borders”
Come across to Britain. Remember Britain aren't part of the European Union migration and asylum pact because of their decision to leave the European Union over 10 years ago. So what happens there? No plan has been made around that. But this is typical of the Irish government. Always been the best boys and girls in the class for Brussels while we sell out any notion of our sovereignty. And they'll say it's faster processing times, and this will be so much better.
For Ireland in terms of having a system that's fit for purpose, and it's joined up and they share data around the European Union. Well, it's a great in practice, isn't it? In theory. But at the same time in practice, we'll see how that develops because at the same time, this is a way to bring in digital ID through the back door. Those who create the chaos are the ones now coming up with the solution to deal with the inverted commas unverted.
Immigrants that come into Ireland. But, wait for it, nothing more to see here as your government will try and push this forward in the next number of days. And really what's fascinating here is this big pressure coming on from below from ordinary people, and some political parties are now jumping ship to say they're against it. When in fact, the main inverted commas opposition party should have abstained on this vote. And for many years went against the interest of ordinary working people.
Here in Ireland in relation to the uncontrolled mass immigration agenda. And we all know who benefits from that. Big employers. Well, it's a race to the bottom in terms of Ireland being a low-wage economy where one in five workers are on low pay. And what better than to bring in cheaper labor for those big employers to make bigger profits and provide a massive subsidy for those employers, and also in terms of providing cheap and virtually free accommodation.
As well
As well. Surely, they can work for next to nothing, can't they? So, who suffers? The Irish working class, of course. But, when did the Irish working class ever come top of the agenda to the political establishment here in Ireland. So, there is a petition online that I'll have a link to in the comments around this as well. I know there's a couple of demonstrations possibly organized over the next number of days. And also contact your TDs around this.
Contact Jim O'Callaghan, the Minister for Justice and Home Affairs. Who over the weekend I read a poll where about 26 25 or 26% of people thought he was doing a good job. Well, maybe they're feeling the fall of Fine Gael voters doing well from these policies as well. But, this is the narrative that's been pushed by the Irish government, by the media. They don't interrogate these pacts. It should be brought before the people and the people should be the final and ultimate.
Arbitrator on bringing forward this European Union migration and asylum pact. But, you know, they won't even bring it here to the people, which is the same as many more policies such as the triple lock and the destruction of Irish neutrality as well because you know they would be defeated. So, it's up for our own people to start speaking out to what's taking place in our own Irish society. It's absolutely lunacy. It's madness. And it's just another erosion of our.
Basic right to decide the policy of the Irish state. Thanks for the support and please share my videos. So, thanks again and from Dublin 7, Slán go foill sibh go raibh maith agaibh.
