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Dispatch · 7 Aug 2026

€1 million to “challenge restrictive gender stereotypes” — and the influencers who disagree.

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  • The strategy comes from the Department of Children and so-called equality, whose minister is Norma Foley, a Fianna Fáil TD from Kerry. She has given the go-ahead to the national strategy for women and girls up to 2030, which is stated to challenge restrictive gender stereotypes. Part of its focus is challenging online influencers.
  • €1 million has been set aside to challenge people who pursue different ideas to what the establishment and the government want you to follow — women who push tradwife ideas of traditional family values and of caring for their children at home, and what the strategy calls the manosphere. Dooley calls it an authoritarian creep by the Irish government.
  • He sets that against what the same society leaves unfixed: widening inequality, children who have suffered for years, people who are homeless, and children waiting on the scoliosis waiting list for medical surgery. No money to focus on the real issues, in his phrase, while this is pursued instead.
  • His own position is that women should do whatever they want to do, including staying at home to care for their children — but that extortionate housing and childcare costs, and a low-wage economy, remove the freedom to choose. One of the strategy's key parts, he notes, was to overcome barriers to employment and to make a resilient economy: women and girls as part of the economic system, not free of it.
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00:00

Hello, everyone

Hello, everyone. The Irish government just follows the globalist playbook every single day of the week. And the latest strategy pushed forward by part of the Irish government really has flabbergasted me, but shouldn't really surprise anyone in terms of the wider globalist agenda. This comes from the Department of Children and so-called equality. And the minister currently in charge is Norma Foley, a Fianna Fáil TD from Kerry. Now, Foley has given the go-ahead to the national strategy for women and girls up to 2030.

And this is stated to challenge restrictive gender stereotypes. Interesting, isn't it? Now, what is the focus of this? Well, part of the focus of this is to challenge online influencers. And €1 million has been set aside to challenge people who pursue different ideas to what the establishment, and the government, and the globalists want you to follow. Now, this are people and women who push the tradwife ideas in terms of traditional family values, women caring for their children, and.

Women staying home, and many others who pursue the these ideas as well, so-called manosphere they're claiming as well, for many with conservative ideas. And what is interesting with this is that her department are pushing this agenda to try and get more control and decide on what the future holds for women and girls. Isn't that interesting? So much for an authoritarian creep by the Irish government. But this is part of a bigger agenda in terms of what.

Takes place in across Irish society. We've seen widened amounts of inequality in Irish society. We've seen children suffering in Irish society for years and years, not to mention those who are homeless, waiting for necessary medical interventions, medical surgery. Remember already so many of those children who have suffered in Ireland waiting on the scoliosis waiting list as well. But at the same time, the Irish government are pursuing this agenda around so they claim challenging restrictive gender stereotypes. No money to focus on.

The real issues. More of this nonsense being pursued by the globalists. And they want to make women and girls to be part of the economic system for the form of exploitation where you become an economic unit. And that is the agenda being pursued by the Irish government. It's all about the economy, the GDP. And interestingly enough, one of the key parts of this strategy was to overcome barriers to employment and to make a resilient economy. Well, I for.

02:51

One believe that women should do whatever they want

One believe that women should do whatever they want to do. And if that means they want to stay at home and care for their children or care for their loved ones and pursue their own pursuits, well, they should be fully entitled to it. Well, unfortunately, we have a system in our society that doesn't serve that. We've seen extortionate housing costs for people. So much for equality, Norma Foley. We've seen extortionate barriers, for instance, to employment in.

Terms of the mass immigration agenda where Ireland is a low-wage economy. And this provides more opportunity for those of the big employers to make big money as well. And at the same time, we've seen more and more people struggle in terms of no supports for women in the first instance. But we won't mention that, Norma Foley. She wants to focus on people who believe in raising and caring for their family and not just be just become an economic unit to be exploited.

By a big employer to serve their profits and widen inequality in our society. So, maybe she could do something about childcare costs. Maybe she could do something about housing costs, but no, that's too much of a reach. Just challenge the online information of people that have a different point of view to what takes place. Isn't this authoritarianism? This is what's driving forward through the Irish government at the behest of the globalist masters at the same time they're driving through.

“Maybe she could do something about housing costs, but no, that's too much of a reach”

With this agenda which they're trying to create as normal and trying to create take down barriers or so they're claiming to employment. But, they're really serious about inequality, they would be looking at redistributing wealth, taxing the very top of society to redistribute it and make it a fairer system for people in terms of widening inequality, and especially women for instance who decide to care or fathers so they care for their children. Should be opportunities to do that without a.

Doubt, but unfortunately in the system we're in with extortionate mortgage rental costs and all the rest of it. Childcare costs as well. It's always an avenue to make money, isn't it? You see so much money being made through housing, so much money being made through childcare companies, and everything is being commodified. Uh again, we're just nothing but a corporate state. This is a case in point, and this is what the drive is towards globalism and in terms of the.

Irish government most recently, they tried to take mother from the constitution. It's just an attack on basic women's rights, but they'll frame it as something that's progressive and to challenge restrictive gender stereotypes rather than giving women and families the freedom to choose and make that choice based on what life they want to lead and support them fundamentally on that basis. Thanks so much for supporting my videos, really appreciate them. And thanks very much for all the comments as.

05:38

Well

Well. So, I'm Dublin Steven, signing off. Talk to you all soon.

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7 Aug 2026 · Civil Rights · 5:42

€1 million to “challenge restrictive gender stereotypes” — and the influencers who disagree.

Norma Foley, a Fianna Fáil TD from Kerry and the minister in charge of the Department of Children and what Dooley calls so-called equality, has given the go-ahead to the national strategy for women and girls up to 2030, stated to challenge restrictive gender stereotypes. Part of its focus is online influencers, with €1 million set aside to challenge people pursuing different ideas to the establishment — among them women who push tradwife ideas of traditional family values and caring for their children at home. Dooley argues the real agenda is to make women and girls an economic unit to be exploited, points to the strategy's own aim of overcoming barriers to employment and building a resilient economy, and says the money would be better spent on childcare and housing costs.

Civil RightsIrishNorma FoleyIreland
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TL;DR
01
The strategy comes from the Department of Children and so-called equality, whose minister is Norma Foley, a Fianna Fáil TD from Kerry. She has given the go-ahead to the national strategy for women and girls up to 2030, which is stated to challenge restrictive gender stereotypes. Part of its focus is challenging online influencers.
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€1 million has been set aside to challenge people who pursue different ideas to what the establishment and the government want you to follow — women who push tradwife ideas of traditional family values and of caring for their children at home, and what the strategy calls the manosphere. Dooley calls it an authoritarian creep by the Irish government.
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He sets that against what the same society leaves unfixed: widening inequality, children who have suffered for years, people who are homeless, and children waiting on the scoliosis waiting list for medical surgery. No money to focus on the real issues, in his phrase, while this is pursued instead.
04
His own position is that women should do whatever they want to do, including staying at home to care for their children — but that extortionate housing and childcare costs, and a low-wage economy, remove the freedom to choose. One of the strategy's key parts, he notes, was to overcome barriers to employment and to make a resilient economy: women and girls as part of the economic system, not free of it.
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5:42
Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hello, everyone

Hello, everyone. The Irish government just follows the globalist playbook every single day of the week. And the latest strategy pushed forward by part of the Irish government really has flabbergasted me, but shouldn't really surprise anyone in terms of the wider globalist agenda. This comes from the Department of Children and so-called equality. And the minister currently in charge is Norma Foley, a Fianna Fáil TD from Kerry. Now, Foley has given the go-ahead to the national strategy for women and girls up to 2030.

And this is stated to challenge restrictive gender stereotypes. Interesting, isn't it? Now, what is the focus of this? Well, part of the focus of this is to challenge online influencers. And €1 million has been set aside to challenge people who pursue different ideas to what the establishment, and the government, and the globalists want you to follow. Now, this are people and women who push the tradwife ideas in terms of traditional family values, women caring for their children, and.

Women staying home, and many others who pursue the these ideas as well, so-called manosphere they're claiming as well, for many with conservative ideas. And what is interesting with this is that her department are pushing this agenda to try and get more control and decide on what the future holds for women and girls. Isn't that interesting? So much for an authoritarian creep by the Irish government. But this is part of a bigger agenda in terms of what.

Takes place in across Irish society. We've seen widened amounts of inequality in Irish society. We've seen children suffering in Irish society for years and years, not to mention those who are homeless, waiting for necessary medical interventions, medical surgery. Remember already so many of those children who have suffered in Ireland waiting on the scoliosis waiting list as well. But at the same time, the Irish government are pursuing this agenda around so they claim challenging restrictive gender stereotypes. No money to focus on.

The real issues. More of this nonsense being pursued by the globalists. And they want to make women and girls to be part of the economic system for the form of exploitation where you become an economic unit. And that is the agenda being pursued by the Irish government. It's all about the economy, the GDP. And interestingly enough, one of the key parts of this strategy was to overcome barriers to employment and to make a resilient economy. Well, I for.

One believe that women should do whatever they want

One believe that women should do whatever they want to do. And if that means they want to stay at home and care for their children or care for their loved ones and pursue their own pursuits, well, they should be fully entitled to it. Well, unfortunately, we have a system in our society that doesn't serve that. We've seen extortionate housing costs for people. So much for equality, Norma Foley. We've seen extortionate barriers, for instance, to employment in.

Terms of the mass immigration agenda where Ireland is a low-wage economy. And this provides more opportunity for those of the big employers to make big money as well. And at the same time, we've seen more and more people struggle in terms of no supports for women in the first instance. But we won't mention that, Norma Foley. She wants to focus on people who believe in raising and caring for their family and not just be just become an economic unit to be exploited.

By a big employer to serve their profits and widen inequality in our society. So, maybe she could do something about childcare costs. Maybe she could do something about housing costs, but no, that's too much of a reach. Just challenge the online information of people that have a different point of view to what takes place. Isn't this authoritarianism? This is what's driving forward through the Irish government at the behest of the globalist masters at the same time they're driving through.

“Maybe she could do something about housing costs, but no, that's too much of a reach”

With this agenda which they're trying to create as normal and trying to create take down barriers or so they're claiming to employment. But, they're really serious about inequality, they would be looking at redistributing wealth, taxing the very top of society to redistribute it and make it a fairer system for people in terms of widening inequality, and especially women for instance who decide to care or fathers so they care for their children. Should be opportunities to do that without a.

Doubt, but unfortunately in the system we're in with extortionate mortgage rental costs and all the rest of it. Childcare costs as well. It's always an avenue to make money, isn't it? You see so much money being made through housing, so much money being made through childcare companies, and everything is being commodified. Uh again, we're just nothing but a corporate state. This is a case in point, and this is what the drive is towards globalism and in terms of the.

Irish government most recently, they tried to take mother from the constitution. It's just an attack on basic women's rights, but they'll frame it as something that's progressive and to challenge restrictive gender stereotypes rather than giving women and families the freedom to choose and make that choice based on what life they want to lead and support them fundamentally on that basis. Thanks so much for supporting my videos, really appreciate them. And thanks very much for all the comments as.

Well

Well. So, I'm Dublin Steven, signing off. Talk to you all soon.

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