''Ireland needs four million migrants to sustain State pension system''

I've said this before on a 100+ tweet witter thread I made in September about the Irish demographic replacement.

The government want to offset the costs of childcare/schooling against the pensions by Anti-Natalist policies to keep birthrate at 1.6 and to then just import migrants to keep the Pension ponzi scheme going and now the Independent today has just proven myself and Nationalists correct that if we don't start bringing the birthrate up, the State will need to import 4 million migrants to keep the pensions afloat.

Thing is, as pointed out in this channel and as I will do below, the Gov plan in their budget explicitly state they WANT the birthrate to remain at 1.6 and keeps births low for pensions. It's on their website in their study on age demograhics ill link below.

Two teenage boys have been arrested following a hatchet attack on Garda vehicles outside a Garda station in Youghal, Cork at about 10pm on Sunday night.

The windscreens of a Garda van and a Garda patrol car, were smashed and extensively damaged during the incident with what appears to have been a machete and a pick axe.

A third vehicle – the private car of a Garda which was parked nearby – was also damaged.

Gardaí gave chase to the two suspects on foot and arrested a 14-year-old and a 16-year-old in the nearby South Abbey area of the town. They've since been released and files will be prepared under the Juvenile Diversion Programme.

The motive for the attack is unclear.

ECHR: Conflicts of Interest Between Judges and NGOs.

Last year, the European Centre For Law and Justice published the result of their six month investigation into the background of the judges at the European Court of Human Rights and their relationship with NGOs.

Here is a summary of their findings:

Seven NGOs are both active at the ECHR and have former staff who serve as judges at the ECHR.

At least 22 of the 100 judges who have served at the ECHR since 2009 are former staff or leaders of these seven NGOs.

12 of the 22 judges were former staff of George Soros' Open Society Foundation and its various branches in particular the Open Society Justice Initiative (OSJI).

18 of the 22 judges were found to have served on cases initiated or supported by the Open Society Network.

All of the remaining six NGOs are funded by George Soros' Open Society Foundation.

These NGOs are listed in alphabetical order as:

• A.I.R.E. Center (Advice on Individual Rights in Europe).
• Amnesty International.
• The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ).
• The Helsinki committees and foundations network.
• Human Rights Watch (HRW).
• Interights (International Center for the Judicial Protection of Human Rights).

These seven NGOs act before the Court in important cases likely to set precedents, and most often relating to freedom of expression, the right to asylum, LGBT rights, conditions of detention, and minority rights.

Since 2009, there have been at least 185 cases which have given rise to the publication of a judgment of the ECHR in which at least one of the seven NGOs has visibly acted. In 72 of them, at least one of these NGOs clearly acted as the applicant, or as the applicant’s legal representative.

During this same period, these NGOs were also authorized to intervene as a third party in more than 120 cases which lead to the publication of a judgment. Frequently, due to the strategic importance of a case, several of these NGOs join forces to intervene together, thus demonstrating their doctrinal proximity.

The favourite mode of action of NGOs before the Court is through these third-party interventions, also called amicus curiae (friend of the court). This procedure is a practice by which a private or legal person submits to the attention of the Court elements of assessment on a case in which it is not a party to the initial proceedings. The author of the third intervention then becomes a “third party” in the case. This procedure is very beneficial, even if the neutrality and the exteriority of the participants are often only a facade.

There are also often cases where there is an indirect link through NGO funding.

You might remember in 2018 that the European Court of Human Rights ruled that insulting Islam's Prophet Mohammed is not covered by freedom of expression as it "could stir up prejudice and put at risk religious peace”.

The case had arisen after a Freedom Party of Austria member was prosecuted for having claimed that the Prophet Muhammad was a paedophile during a private seminar that she had delivered to an audience of around 30 people.

Judge Mārtiņš Mits served as one of seven judges on this case. Judge Mits has been teaching since 1999 at the Riga Law School, of which he became a vice-rector, as well as at the Judicial Training Center in Latvia, both founded and cofunded by the Open Society of Latvia.

The presence of former NGO collaborators within the court has been reinforced by the adoption of guidelines for the selection of judges which provides for the intervention of NGOs at all stages of the national phase of the procedure.

This means NGOs are helping to pick ECHR judges and those judges are then ruling in their favour.

🇪🇸⚡-BREAKING: Explosion in Madrid. The shock has been felt throughout the city. Emergency services have arrived.

Dee Wall arrested on Usher's Quay opposite the Four Courts. Gemma O'Doherty and John Waters are currently at the Four Courts appealing the decision to refuse them permission to challenge the constitutionality of laws introduced in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

This is Sinn Féin.

Ireland for everybody but the Irish people

11 people arrested for attempting to support Gemma O'Doherty and John Waters outside their appeal at the High Court. There were zero arrests at any of the protests or rioting over the death of George Nkencho. It's quite clear we have a two-tier police system.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/eleven-people-arrested-by-garda%C3%AD-at-four-courts-protest-1.4463640

Not a serious country.

Philip Dwyer on the two-tier policing system in Ireland.

https://youtu.be/8u1fMQo1THg

In an era of automation and working from home never mind emigration and a housing crisis there are no arguments for insanity like this.

Our political regime weighs us down with green taxes to allegedly promote sustainability while pursuing something as reckless as this

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On the 21st of January 1919 the first Dáil was convened at the Dublin Mansion house. You can now read three of its most important declarations on Cartlann: Declaration of Independence, Message to the free Nations of the World, and the Democratic Programme

https://cartlann.org/authors/dail-eireann/

>Immigration Minister Mattias Tesfaye said yesterday the country's strict immigration policies were to be thanked for the low number of applications. 

>'Very many of those who come here have no need at all for protection,' he also claimed in the statement. 

>Among the country's strict policies was the planned deportations of Syrian refugees announced in 2019. 

>After an assessment by the Danish Immigration Service, the government ruled that some migrants could be sent back to Damascus. They concluded the capital, and its surrounds, were no longer dangerous enough for asylum to be automatically granted. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9176397/Denmark-sets-target-ZERO-asylum-seeker-applications-protect-social-cohesion.html

"I wanna hurt a white person today."

An African living in Ireland is discussing the reaction from African youth over the death of George Nkencho that he has witnessed.