Update on the Naas situation.

Fianna Fáil councillor Robert Power says 20 Ukrainians were moved into the plantation site in Floods Cross on Saturday, then we saw another group move in today. A shuttle bus is being provided for daily transport from the site to Naas.

He says the Stradbally site where 200 Ukrainians are living is closing and they're expected to be moved to Floods Cross. He also says about 20 people a day from Ukraine are still in arriving in Ireland. The site has the capacity to accommodate 985 people.

Philip Dwyer was down there today talking to locals.

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The foreigner who was alleged to have grabbed two kids in the Grand Canal Docks area last Thursday was spotted on Henry St today acting abnormally.

He's been named as Lazlo Pop (28) from somewhere in Eastern Europe. The name Lazlo is of Hungarian origin. Pop is a Romanian surname.

The Examiner reported on Saturday that gardaí believed he had significant mental health issues. He was charged for being verbally abusive and refusing to give gardaí his name, and released on €300 bail.

Garda sources told the Examiner that they had yet to receive a complaint regarding any alleged incident involving the man and a child, or any report from a witness, prompting them to issue an appeal looking for anyone who “directly observed” the man interacting with a child.

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Why Ireland feels poor

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Never let soil invaders take root.

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Gavin Pepper runs into Olivia Headon while making a fluff piece for France 24 at the Grand Canal migrant camp.

Headon argues that Ireland has to continue to take in unlimited numbers of asylum seekers because Pepper's jacket was possibly made in China.

Pepper is standing for Finglas & Ballymun in the local elections on June 7th.

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Many candidates are seeing posters being ripped down so a cheap alternative is to go small.

Above is the front & back of business card that an Irish People party candidate got printed. All he has to do is get that card into as many hands as possible between now and June 7th to maximise his vote. He can hand them to shoppers, pin them to notice boards or post them through letterboxes.

The back of the card would also work great as a poster as I'm seeing many candidates abstain from slogans and just use their name. Traditional parties often don't use slogans because the public already know what they're getting but unknown candidates have to give voters a reason to vote for them.

Examples of slogans you could use to stand out and let voters instantly know what you're about:

🔹 [PLACENAME] SAYS NO
🔹HOUSE THE IRISH
🔹GET THEM OUT

I've also learned that Mike from Buckaroo Design is offering free design work for nationalist candidates. You can contact him here: @TheBuckaroo

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Man arrested after threatening to kill EU & local election candidate for the North Inner City, Malachy Steenson.

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So while Tom McEnaney has been helping transport Ukrainians to Ireland, other McEnaney family members have been paid millions for providing accommodation.

And now he's critical of the government for cutting their dole to try to make Ireland less of a magnet. Yeah, that's understandable.

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Wexford voter on her biggest issue. 🤣

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I would like to warmly invite you to explore our interactive map, created especially for the upcoming local and European elections in Ireland in 2024. Our map makes it easy to browse information about candidates from various freedom-oriented parties and independents who aim to make their mark on the local political scene. https://rpphotojournalist.org/2024/05/15/explore-and-join-the-interactive-map-for-irelands-2024-local-and-european-elections/

EU funded disinformation monitor in Ireland, Eileen Culloty, discredited by Unheard editor Freddie Sayers.

"The most guilty party for disinformation and misinformation during the Covid era were governments and official bodies that made mistake after mistake, and made claims that were latterly shown not to be true, that tried to outlaw certain view points by using words like misinformation and disinformation, and very often those view points had truth in them."

"So the narrative that during Covid was a time for the charlatans and the cranks to make up crazy ideas, I don't think is the most important observation from that period. That was the time when the establishment media worked completely hand-in-glove with government agencies to promote a very single narrative environment, and that itself radicalised a lot of people."

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Two more Palestinians interviewed who no doubt arrived through the backdoor with Britain. It's a daily occurrence since Jordan was added to UK’s Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme on Feb 22nd which explicitly advises travellers that there are "no immigration controls whatsoever on the Ireland-Northern Ireland land border."

It all feels like very deliberate and orchestrated.

These two say they're from Jenin in the West Bank, not Gaza. Their family is living in Jordan. They came down from Crooksling for the day to show another Palestinian who just arrived the way to the IPO.

If they came in on a Jordanian passport, they can be sent back there. It's no solution to just stick them on a train to Belfast which the Independent today reported has happened to six migrants who crossed the border.

They said there are 1,000 single men from Africa and Asia now living up in Crooksling and the numbers only continue to grow. This is what settler colonialism looks like.

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Imagine thinking you could put a few checkpoints around the border like that's going to stop migrants just walking across a couple of fields instead. They'll stop coming here when they know they're getting shipped out.

Ireland needs a Rwanda plan.

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