Archive this before Aontu gets it pulled down. https://youtu.be/DQtiRJCQ-fs

Reminder Ireland has only about 70 NGOs that directly lobby and influence policy on dangerous stuff like immigration, hate speech etc . With the top 7 doing the most lobbying. The total budget for these is probably in the 120 - 150 million range. The one "NGO" that has a huge budget is Pobal which disperses 1 billion in EU and Government funds to local development companies. Local Development companies are the county NGOs. 70 NGOs influencing policy, 40 NGOs that deliver locals services at a county level and then maybe 200 smaller random "lefty" NGOs at a local level with the same people involved in multiple of them. It's a big problem but don't blackpill yourself with the 33,000 NGOs + 6 Billion figure.

Someone shared this "debunking" of one of my charts. First of all.. the chart is accurate.. but it's only comparing two halves of each year and for a specific sexual assault category of "other sexual offences". In Clare it went from 1 to 13 cases, hense the 1200% figure. What they did debunk was people claiming it's for all sexual attacks between two full years. I never claimed this and you can see in the chart legend. Anyway, the result of the debunking is that a government misinformation checker has publically shown that all sexual attacks rose by 50% between 2019 and 2022 in Clare. He considered this a 'win'. https://twitter.com/Care2much18/status/1754674619011805247

One of the sneakier strategies of organizing a constitutional referendum in March is that it happens before the public can find out who funded NGOs in the previous year. This timing blocks the exposure of monetary influence and interference in our constitution - the financial reports of NGOs for 2023 will not be available by the time the vote occurs.

Lobbying.ie is an incredibly useful site they don't want you to know about , because unfortunately for them, every interaction between an NGO and public body has to be recorded here by law. The image gives an example of a search thats relevant to the shit that's been happening over the last year. A search like this will summarise (at the bottom) the NGOs who have been meeting with public bodies the most on these issues. It will also give you links to the individual meetings and alot of detail. I tend not to put a public official in the search because I like to discover all meeting between these groups and government. Anyway... Get comfortable with this site and get digging https://www.lobbying.ie/