Going live at 9:30 tonight to talk about Ireland's housing problem in light of Ireland's Ukrainian refugee intake. Comments for the live stream under this post.

More Ukrainian refugees have arrived in Roscommon! 🤣
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Think all the white people are Irish helpers too.

Good stream on housing tonight from Last True Gael.
https://t.me/LastGael?livestream

Ireland does NOT have a housing crisis.

>According to a report by German newspaper Bild, “someone is making a fortune” out of giving non-Ukrainian economic migrants fake Ukrainian passports so they can slip into western Europe and get free welfare.

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Ellie Kisyombe has been charged with assaulting a woman at the state-run Balseskin reception centre for asylum seekers in north Dublin where she lived for a period while appealing her failed asylum application.

At the hearing on Wednesday, March 23, Kisyombe, 45, was charged with assaulting a female worker there.

The alleged assault in the Finglas facility, which can house over 300 people, occurred on February 21, 2019. It is understood that Kisyombe is pleading not guilty to the charge. The case was adjourned until September 7 for a hearing in Blanchardstown.

The day before her hearing, Kisyombe had just returned from an almost five week holiday in Malawi, her home country which she claims to have fled as a refugee under threat of state persecution.

It was her second holiday to Malawi since the Irish Dept of Justice granted her Leave To Remain three years ago.

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As to what she feared what would happen to her if she returned to Malawi, Kisyombe had previously stated: "anything can happen to me. I can get killed, life will not be the same. There is no family there, it's just hard. There is no one to protect."

Upon returning to Ireland after her first holiday to Malawi in 2020 she remarked: "I went to the graveyard and it was just filled with tombstones. I went to many houses, my aunt's or my dad's, all these homes were empty. Or I found a stranger or a house caretaker. There was only my uncle. It was just the two of us."

The is a photograph taken on her most recent holiday in February/March. She's in the pink dress in the middle.

>Contrary to what some would have you believe, modern Ireland with its vulgar globalist brands, monotonous standardised products and dangerously porous EU borders is not the progressive utopia that they would like you to think that it is.

>Take crime for example.

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Former badminton champion admits buying children from mothers for 'sexual gratification'
https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/former-badminton-champion-admits-buying-children-from-mothers-for-sexual-gratification-1282304.html

Ireland's census night is today so I'm going to do a few posts about the results of the last census six years ago.

Coming up, I'll be looking at two tables of data on ethnicity and place of birth.

👉🏻 Late Stage Ireland

Ethnicity

In 2016, the CSO recorded a total population of 4,761,865 in Ireland.

For the question on ethnicity, the total they listed came out to 4,689,921. That's 71,944 fewer. 🤷🏻‍♂️

🔹 82.8% recorded themselves as being "White Irish" or Traveller.

🔹 The remainder totals 17.2%:

🔹 9.5% recorded themselves as 'Other White'.

🔹 5% recorded themselves as black, Chinese, Asian or Other.

🔹 1.4% Black

🔹 .4% Chinese

🔹 1.7% Other Asian

🔹 1.5% Other

🔹 2.6% left the question blank.

There are some problems with these figures which I'll elaborate on a bit in the next post.

This graph just shows the diversity in every age range. Those who ticked 'White Irish' or Traveller aren't represented here.

The largest dark blue is "Other White".

You can see a high proportion of people over 70 left the question blank.

Problems with the Census figures.

1. There is evidence that a very significant number of foreigners don't complete the census. For example, while the 2016 census recorded nearly 20,000 Chinese people in Ireland, a Maynooth university study estimated that the real number of Chinese was as high as 100,000 back in 2006 (detail here).

2. Anyone can self-describe as "white Irish". Some percentage of non-Irish people who were either born here or acquired citizenship probably do.

3. I've seen the suggestion that Irish people should select "other" and write in "Irish" like it used to be in the census. I don't know how many people are doing this. We don't know how many Irish people aren't filling the census in at all but it's highly likely a smaller proportion than foreigners.

4. 124,019 people left the question blank, and the total for the ethnic group breakdown came out to 71,944 fewer than the listed CSO population of Ireland for 4,761,865. That's 195,963 people unaccounted for as to what their ethnicity might be (4.1%).

"Non-Irish Nationals"

In the CSO press release for the 2016 census, they presented a figure for 'non-Irish nationals' being 11.6% of the population.

This figure then gets read out on the news & radio shows. People repeat it like it's the figure for the number of foreigners living here. You even see normal people fall for it.

We get told that that the number of non-Irish nationals actually dropped from 12% in the previous census — "so what are all those far-right conspiracy loons even moaning about?"

This term 'Irish national' includes all foreigners who have been granted citizenship as well as non-Irish people who were born here.

The more citizenships are granted, the more they can reduce the figure for 'non-Irish nationals'. And they love handing them out...

It's a cheap trick to fool the public into thinking the number of foreigners here is lower than it really is. The govt uses it all the time from stats on the prison population to social housing.