DUBLIN SAYS NO: Dubliners gathered outside the Shelbourne Hotel to protest Ireland's current immigration policy which is strangling social services and putting women and children in danger. They are confronted with well-funded NGOs pretending to be grassroots pro-migrant types.

https://youtu.be/5ZGlFnldutI

To all the parents, teachers and principals of Ireland, LISTEN UP! There's nothing child friendly about what's going on in our schools. It's time to speak up! #ProtectTheChildren

First report on the Citywest says three men were hospitalised while several others were injured after a fight broke out at 6:30. No arrests so far nor any information on which towns those responsible will be sent to next.

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More footage of diversity being a nation's greatest strength in Citywest.

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Ireland Against Fascism demands the government implement an apartheid system for asylum seekers as people from different cultures shouldn't be forced to live together.

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2015 Throwback:

Asylum seeker states she is unable to get along with other cultures & religions in Direct Provision

But diversity will work when released into society, right?

Nice long panning shot here so my compliments to the asylum seeker who recorded it.

Remember the government originally told us in July that the 764-room Citywest Hotel was to be leased for two years to accommodate up to 2,000 Ukrainian refugees.

So when they're telling you that some building in your locality is earmarked to house Ukrainian women and children, that can change very quickly.

Philip Dwyer did a stream at the hotel tonight. I haven't watched it yet: t.me/PhilipDwyerMOI/2716

A twitter space discussing the Dublin Says No protest featuring ThoughtsToby, Eddie Brady, Gearóid Murphy, Chopper and Gavan Pepper.

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A press release from the Dublin Protest committees on Saturday's protest:

"The horrors of mass migration, contrived diversity quotas and demonisation of the native population has instilled in the Irish a deep sense of contempt for the political class and its tentacles.

"This culminated on Saturday with Volunteers gathering together and outnumbering the salaried State agents 2-1.

"The counter protest, 100-200 members of Dublin's upper middle class, consisted almost entirely of active members of political parties and their associated trust fund runts.

"We would like to confirm, and we take no satisfaction in this, that they embarrassingly chanted "power to the people" in DortSpeak, the official language of the governments paid "Community Champions".

"The sight of TD Paul Murphy screaming "fascists!" at women and children is worth noting as well as the visible absence of Sinn Féin."

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"By ‘Far Right’ they mean you, by the way. For them, any lucid Irish man or woman who objects to the Government-directed plantation of working class communities is culpable, whether it be a young couple cognisant of migration’s effect on the housing crisis, or, perhaps, a father concerned that male migrants may pose a threat to his daughter’s safety."

https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2023/01/23/shelbourne-hotel-protests-how-dublin-says-no-outwitted-the-left

DUBLIN SAYS NO: Here is my report on the entire protest. Shelbourne Hotel saw both sides square up to each other in a tense scene. Organisers and locals then delivered remarks at the Mansion House, supported by Michael Leahy of the Irish Freedom Party who came all the way from Co. Clare.

On the way to block O'Connell Bridge, a confused girl screamed abuse at protesters on Westmoreland Street, giving them the middle finger. After blocking O'Connell Bridge for 10 minutes protesters were confronted by an open borders activist who verbally abused female protesters and tried to attack Malachy Steenson.

At the GPO, speakers delivered their final remarks and urged everyone to bring an extra person to the next protest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVp9AYy2YhE