Ireland has had serious resistance and violent resistance against immigration.

They’ve done a lot of arson. They’ve firebombed police cars. They’ve gone all out.

Part of the situation now is that the rulers of these countries all have helicopters. So even if they push too far, they still don’t really risk the wrath of the mob. Unless the mob were to go international and start hunting these people down and forcing them to pay for their crimes, of course.

But right now, the Irish government can just keep pushing, safe in the knowledge that if the lads do go too far, and really start burning the bitch down, they can be in helicopters filled with cash in a matter of minutes.

Irish Times:

Plans to use two properties in Coolock, Dublin and Dundrum, Co Tipperary to accommodate asylum seekers will proceed notwithstanding continuing local opposition, Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman has said.

There have been a series of arson attacks, protests and violent incidents at the former Crown Paints plant in Coolock this month, with three gardaí injured during clashes at the site.

A protest against Dundrum House Hotel in Co Tipperary being used to house International Protection Applicants has been ongoing since May. A group gave notice earlier this week of their intention to seek a High Court injunction preventing the department from using the hotel to accommodate asylum seekers.

Mr O’Gorman, the Green Party leader, on Wednesday insisted that his department plans to use the hotel premises in Dundrum village for International Protection accommodation for almost 300 people.

“It has been accommodating around 280 Ukrainian families over the last year or so. There will be an equivalent number of International Protection Applicants, so there won’t be any increase,” he said.

In relation to the Coolock site, where there are plans to house up to 500 such applicants, Mr O’Gorman said his department would also press ahead.

“It’s still our intention to use that site for International Protection families and to continue to advance that,” he said. “The Northside Partnership has a proposal in terms of a wider community engagement. I am very happy to engage in that process and have been in regular contact with the Northside Partnership.”

Doesn’t this kind of language just make people angrier?

“Happy to engage in that process… but regardless of whatever kind of process, you’re still going to be buried under a mountain of brown people, lol.”

This political language is intended to emotionally neutralize people. But at this point, people have to hear “happy to engage in that process” and say “aw, feck roit uff, wanka.”

If something is going to happen with immigration in Europe, it’s going to happen in Ireland.

The Journal:

A fifth fire in as many days broke out yesterday evening at the former Crown Paints site in Coolock, Dublin where violent anti-migrant protests have taken place.

Gardaí said the Malahide Road was closed to allow fire services to access the site.

Dublin Fire Brigade extinguished the fire and made the area safe.

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During the protests there have been violent clashes with gardaí and journalists at the site have been threatened. Three gardaí have been injured when they were attacked by rioters.

Taoiseach Simon Harris and and Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald spoke on Sunday about the ongoing protests in Coolock in Dublin against plans to house up to 500 people seeking international protection in the area. Both have called for calm while McDonald called for action from Government to solve the issue.

The Department of Integration has previously confirmed that the old Crown Paints factory in Coolock will be used to house the people.

However protests followed by scenes of violence broke out on Monday when a Government-contracted provider attempted to begin work on the site.

Some in the community have said that there has not been adequate engagement with the community on these plans, a point which McDonald reiterated today in a statement after the call with the Taoiseach.

Others, however, are against housing any people seeking international protection at the site, with some holding signs reading “get the out” and have painted barricades to the building with the words “get the smell bags out”.

At the first incident on Monday, The Journal witnessed many incidents of public destruction, racism and clashes between protestors and the gardaí.

Over 20 people have been charged and one other person has been arrested in relation to behaviour which took place at the many demonstrations in Coolock this week.

“Smell bags” is apparently a racial slur?

Maybe the best racial slur ever? 

They also held a protest 2 days ago in the same area. Media says “hundreds” joined, but this looks like well over 1,000 to me.

The Irish are a rowdy bunch

The Irish might surprise you.

They might get rowdy.

They might be the first to throw off the shackles of democracy.

They’re definitely the first to start the fires of liberation.

BBC:

Fifteen people have appeared at a special court sitting in Dublin following violence during a protest at a site which had been earmarked for asylum seekers.

Some protestors set pallets and construction machinery alight at the former Crown Paints factory in Coolock in north Dublin, resulting in a large fire.

It is understood work was due to begin on the Malahide Road site later in the week.

Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Simon Harris described the disturbances as “reprehensible”.

The 15 people who appeared at Dublin District Court on Monday evening were charged with public order offences, including failure to comply with the orders of a garda (police officer) and with threatening or abusive behaviour.

All 15 were released on conditional bail, provided they stay away from the scene of the disorder

They are all due to appear in court again on 18 September.

Another four people who were arrested are due to appear in court on Tuesday morning.

More than 200 gardaí were deployed to the incident.

Three Garda cars were been damaged, one of which was set on fire, Irish broadcaster RTÉ reported.

It said pepper spray was used by police as a security guard and a number of gardaí were injured during clashes with protesters.

Petrol bombs and fireworks were thrown, mattresses were set on fire damaging a JCB and fires were lit on the roads during the disturbances.

Gardaí described the disturbances as a public order incident and the road was closed for a period.

They said officers were “subjected to both verbal and physical abuse throughout the day, which escalated into rocks, fireworks and other objects being launched towards them”.

“A number of fires were lit and official Garda vehicles seriously damaged,” a spokesperson said.

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The Irish justice minister said she was “appalled at the criminal behaviour that took place in Coolock”.

Helen McEntee said anybody involved would face “the full rigours of the law”.

There is no law.

Law has to be based on defense of order and safety, and laws designed to promote replacement immigration are based on creating chaos and destruction.

A democracy government is not legitimate.

A massive protest is happening right now in Dublin against mass immigration.

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The Irish are standing up against the Jewish agenda more than anyone else in the white world.

The Journal:

An anti-immigration protest has taken place in Dublin City.

A large crowd gathered at the Garden of Remembrance in the north inner city this afternoon before marching down O’Connell Street and onto the Custom House where speeches were made.

Videos and photographs from the march show a large crowd marching down O’Connell Street holding a variety of placards and signs. The crowd were also holding Irish flags, and chanted ‘Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole’ at one point.

They also chanted “out, out, out” and “our streets”.

Protestors held signs saying “Ireland belongs to the Irish”, “Irish Civil Rights”, “Stop the WHO pandemic treaty”, “Mass deportations”, “Economic Migrants are not refugees” and “Irish Lives Matter”, among others.

Local groups from Coolock and Newtownmountkennedy – where protests have been staged recently against buildings being used to house international protection applicants – were also represented.

There were also placards referencing a “plantation” of Ireland.

Use of the word “plantation” in reference to buildings and campsites housing asylum seekers is commonly found among those in Ireland who adhere to the white nationalist ‘Great Replacement’ conspiracy theory.

A number of far-right political parties and figures were also present, with protestors marching behind banners for the National Party and representatives from other parties addressing the crowd.

There was a large Garda presence visible also. A smaller anti-racism demonstration was held at the GPO, with gardaí ensuring rival groups were separated.

Some of the leftist protesters were waving Palestinian flags while demanding what was done to Palestinians be done to their own country

Migration has become one of the main issues facing Ireland and the rest of the EU member states ahead of the European elections in June, with a populist kickback in many countries in response to increased numbers entering the bloc seeking asylum.

There has been a significant increase in people coming to Ireland to seek international protection. There have also been widespread protests against buildings being converted into asylum seeker accommodation, and a number of arson attacks carried out.

The state has told arriving asylum seekers that they cannot house them, and hundreds have been living in tents as a result. Last week the Government cleared an encampment of asylum seekers that had been set up outside the International Protection Office on Mount Street, but many are no camping at the Grand Canal.

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Separately, an anti-abortion demonstration took place in Dublin today, with crowds turning out to campaign against Ireland’s abortion laws.

The issues are definitely linked. Neither abortion nor mass immigration are Irish values. These are things forced on them from outside powers, namely, Jews from America.

The Irish are also heavily opposed to the war in Palestine. It seems like all of this could be packaged together as a “general protest against Jewish domination of Ireland.” Then, everyone who feels strongly about any of these issues could unify and protest together.