Asylum seekers have been permitted to vote in local elections since 2004 despite 90%+ of their applications ultimately being rejected as bogus.

However, there was question mark over whether the 80,000+ Ukrainians in Ireland would similarly be facilitated to impact the direction of our nation as their presence, we were told, was supposed to be just a short temporary affair.

We now learn that they will be.

This is how the regime do election fraud.

MAKE IRELAND SAFE AGAIN: protester hit by a Tesla. Dún Laoghaire - 12th July 2023.

https://youtu.be/loa0i9z57OI

"The worst Irish contribution to European Civilisation since Johnny Logan, a few feckless Fine Gael MEPs pandering for non-existent votes to their left may doom farms from Karelia to Killarney."

https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2023/07/12/nature-restoration-law-fine-gael-ignites-the-fuse-on-agrarian-populism

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RT @cacgodeo: These are the top countries seeking asylum in Ireland and their rejection rates. How many of the rejected applicants are deported is unknown, but the figures clearly demonstrate the great fraud inflicted on our country.
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"Ukraine is empty. Many people are not coming back, it is a catastrophe". The Italian Corriere della Sera has published an article on the demographic devastation of Ukraine. According to the authors, the population has fallen to 28-31 million (which is still an optimistic estimate).

"There are no children, middle-class, well-educated women have left. And above all, more than half of them will not return to Ukraine... The policy of European hospitality first seemed to us a miracle of generosity, but now it turns out to be a catastrophe," the newspaper quotes a Ukrainian demographer as saying.

And here is the story of a 40-year-old Ukrainian officer now stationed near Artyomovsk (Bakmut): "My wife and two children, aged 5 and 7, went to Germany in the first days of the war. Since then we have communicated less and less. And now I see that she has already found a new partner there.

@ukraine_watch

Justice Minister Helen McEntee's hate speech legislation appears to create an opaque legal climate where offences will be a matter of subjective interpretation, each one requiring a laborious and time-consuming investigation, says frontline garda representative Mark Ferris.

“This bill when enacted could significantly expand the workload of ordinary gardaí”

In an article for the Garda Representative Association Journal, he said gardaí resignations are now running at record levels with members under “more or less constant attack from criminals who seem to have no fear of the law” and that those on the frontline fear a 'perfect storm' over the staffing crisis.

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DÚN LAOGHAIRE SAYS NO: locals demand deportation & a safer community.

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Some turnout in Ballybrack village yesterday with over a hundred locals coming out to protest the asylum racket at short notice.

Phil's full livestream is here.

Cork mother Anita Ward explains how she handled her daughter being told she couldn't wear an Ireland First cap to school 🇮🇪

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Telephone House on Marlborough St in Dublin 1 is being renovated to accommodate up to 1,000 asylum seekers by the end of the summer.

The nine storey building which is situated just off O'Connell St was built in the 70s and was owned for many years by Ben Dunne. It served as Eircom's HQ before becoming a call centre more recently.

The property sold for €17 million in 2016 and the new owners were subsequently successful in receiving planning permission to redevelop the building as a combination of apartments and hotel with 290 bedrooms and suites.