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House The Irish First movement began in Blanchardstown, Mulhuddart, by locals who saw year after year non-nationals being given old and newly built council/social housing while people who had been on waiting lists for years, some for two decades, were leapfrogged.

The HTIF Facebook group was formed (it now has over 9,000 members), and a public meeting was scheduled across from land owned by Fingal County Council. Ladyswell Square, a 65-unit development by Clúid Housing Association, was under construction on the property.

At the meeting, it was decided that a picket would be held to highlight the ongoing housing issues in Mulhuddart and throughout the nation.

In the last 15+ years, non-nationals have been allocated the vast majority of council/social housing stock in Mulhuddart and the surrounding Blanchardstown area. We didn't need to see any paperwork to figure this out. However, we will post a screenshot below from a 2019 report titled "Embracing Diversity."

How rte broke the 2009 broadcasting act

https://freepress.ie/2021/02/caught-red-handed-rte-broke-broadcasting-act-covid/

So many great groups if people out there we cant keep count.

Irish first.

https://t.me/housetheirishfirst

Imam Tawhidi, better known as the Imam of Peace: “The West have imported the garbage of the Muslim world who don’t want to work, and they are destroying you”

Silencing the Lambs. How Propaganda Works
Strategic Culture Foundation (RSS)

By John PILGER

In the 1970s, I met one of Hitler’s leading propagandists, Leni Riefenstahl, whose epic films glorified the Nazis. We happened to be staying at the same lodge in Kenya, where she was on a photography assignment, having escaped the fate of other friends of the Fuhrer.

She told me that the ‘patriotic messages’ of her films were dependent not on ‘orders from above’ but on what she called the ‘submissive void’ of the German public.

Did that include the liberal, educated bourgeoisie? I asked.  ‘Yes, especially them,’ she said.

I think of this as I look around at the propaganda now consuming Western societies.

Of course, we are very different from Germany in the 1930s. We l...

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CASHLESS AND THE EU


I have seen over the last few weeks various posts with regard to the growing phenomena of places of business or even State Entities refusing to accept cash payments and to be blunt various nonsensical “solutions” being offered or opined or promulgated by different people as to how to address this.

This “issue” HAS been addressed and in the ONLY place that actually matters, The European Court of Justice, for one reason and one reason only it is the EU that sets out the “rules” for “Economic and monetary policy” and that INCLUDES what may or may not be determined to be “legal tender”

JUDGMENT OF THE COURT (Grand Chamber) 26 January 2021*

(Reference for a preliminary ruling – Economic and monetary policy – Article 2(1) and Article 3(1)(c) TFEU – Monetary policy – Exclusive competence of the European Union – Article 128(1) TFEU – Protocol (No 4) on the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank – Article 16, first paragraph – Concept of ‘legal tender’ – Effects – Obligation to accept euro banknotes – Regulation (EC) No 974/98 –

Whether possible for Member States to impose limitations on payments by means of banknotes and coins denominated in euro – Conditions – Regional legislation precluding the payment in cash of a radio and television licence fee to a regional public broadcasting body)

In Joined Cases C-422/19 and C-423/19,

REQUESTS for a preliminary ruling under Article 267 TFEU from the Bundesverwaltungsgericht (Federal Administrative Court, Germany), made by decisions of 27 March 2019, received at the Court on 31 May 2019, in the proceeding.

THIS IS THE LAW – EUROPEAN LAW

“European Union law

The Protocol on the ESCB and the ECB

3 The first paragraph of Article 16 of the Protocol on the ESCB and the ECB is worded as follows:

‘In accordance with Article 128(1) of the [FEU Treaty], the Governing Council shall have the exclusive right to authorise the issue of euro banknotes within the Union. The [European Central Bank (ECB)] and the national central banks may issue such notes. The banknotes issued by the ECB and the national central banks shall be the only such notes to have the status of legal tender within the Union.’

Regulation No 974/98

4 Recital 19 of Regulation No 974/98 reads as follows:

‘Whereas banknotes and coins denominated in the national currency units lose their status of legal tender at the latest six months after the end of the transitional period; whereas limitations on payments in notes and coins, established by Member States for public reasons, are not incompatible with the status of legal tender of euro banknotes and coins, provided that other lawful means for the settlement of monetary debts are available’

Ok – an ECJ Ruling always sets out the relevant Law first and then addresses the circumstances of the matter before it gets into the nitty gritty – I won’t go into all the ins and outs of this Ruling, you can read through it yourselves to get the gist.

Though be warned – the Court in THIS one ties itself into a few knots – and it makes for hard going – anyhoo it sets out this first:

“Where a payment obligation exists, the legal tender of euro banknotes and coins should imply:

(a) Mandatory acceptance:

The creditor of a payment obligation cannot refuse euro banknotes and coins unless the parties have agreed on other means of payment.

(b) Acceptance at full face value:

The monetary value of euro banknotes and coins is equal to the amount indicated on the banknotes and coins.

(c) Power to discharge from payment obligations:

A debtor can discharge himself from a payment obligation by tendering euro banknotes and coins to the creditor.

2. Acceptance of payments in euro banknotes and coins in retail transactions

The acceptance of euro banknotes and coins as means of payments in retail transactions should be the rule. A refusal thereof should be possible only if grounded on reasons related to the “good faith principle” (for example the retailer has no change available).”