lol

https://x.com/kunley_drukpa/status/1784340434065486074

Current population of the Republic of Ireland (estimated 5.3m) was not expected until the mid-2030s in the 'baseline' (M2F2) projections post-Census 2011

F2 meaning declining fertility rate
M2 meaning the expected net migration staying at +20,000 per year.

It’s even higher than the M1 of +30,000 net migration per year.

https://www.cso.ie/en/statistics/population/populationandlabourforceprojections2016-2046/

The Stoopers removed two councillors from the competition to be Mayor of Derry City so that they could get an African woman in to be the 6 counties first black mayor


https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/politics/sdlp-councillors-express-disappointment-and-frustration-over-mayoral-selection/a462799753.html

Belfast's asylum seeker percentage per head of population (0.72%) is higher than Dublin City Council's 0.63% (or 3,719/588,233).

New fact I just learned.

On top of this, think about Rishi Sunak’s comments earlier and David Jones former Cabinet minister, “If they send them back, they will go back again because there is an open border. The Irish cannot have their cake and eat it. They wanted an open border and they have an open border."

I hope those within six counties are ready as migration politics is coming their way, as they about to become a playing field and collateral for the Tories and later Labour government to blow some steam off Britain’s immigration crisis.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/04/28/ireland-plans-send-asylum-seekers-back-uk/

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‘I think we should send every illegal immigrant in Britain to Northern Ireland so they can just walk across the border into Ireland’

Former UKIP Leader, Neil Hamilton, scoffs at Ireland's threats to send asylum seekers back to the UK following their migrant influx.

How about…they send them back to where they came from?

https://x.com/gbnews/status/1784697612949401618

What’s happened the past 24 hours is an interesting chain of events with Geopolitical consequences - and it’s all thanks to the Irish people protesting.

Let me explain:

Recently, Helen McEntee admitted to Michael McDowell that 80% of asylum seekers are now coming from Britain via a ferry/plane to Belfast and come down south.

Now, if there were no protests in Ireland against immigration, this wouldn’t be an issue, as these migrants would simply come down to Dublin, set up camp in the tent city, and wait for a house or to be bussed into some Gombeen property with no complaints.

But since East Wall in November 2022 - there has been consistent pressure on the Irish government on this issue, esp with the escalation of the riot in November 2023 and now Newtownmountkennedy in April 2024. So the Irish government has to do something as it’s already facing mounting pressure thanks to those protesting.

But of course - this has wider issue, as the Irish government intend on sending them back up North or back over to Britain. And as we see, Sunak has said that unless the French take back the migrants coming on rafts, then Britain won’t take back migrants from Ireland.

And what adds further to this issue is the whole Windsor Framework and Brexit Border issues. Where is the border? Is the border for those coming in on the Ireland - ‘Northern Ireland’ land border or is it at the sea?

You’re even seeing Shinners who have been bashing those protesting, smearing them as being associated with NATO, British Intel, Loyalists, Tommy Robinson etc - are now calling for a closed border at the sea - in an argument for a United Ireland

On top of all this - human rights groups and NGOs recently ruled that Britain is not safe for Ireland to deport migrants over the Rwanda deal.

Add in as well the massive No/No vote victory and defeat for the government in March.

This is turning out to be a massive headache for Helen McEntee and the FFG government.

If they don’t do anything, migration protests will build up and intensify.

If they do something, there’s a whole geopolitical headache to deal with over the Border issue.

Interesting times - and it’s all thanks to everyone who went out and protested, otherwise this wouldn’t be an issue.

Keep it up! Put em under pressure!

https://youtu.be/tC0F0TA7Geg

One thing missing in here is that, the Common Travel Agreement between Ireland and Britain says...

The SDLP gave Derry its first Black mayor

Now the Alliance Party are going to give Belfast its first ‘openly gay Lord Mayor’

https://x.com/bbcmarksimpson/status/1785060434233430291

"If I could grasp the fires of hell in my hands, I would hurl them in the face of my country's enemies."

- John Mitchel.