Solicitor, criminologist and community leader and activist, Malachy Steenson has announced his candidacy for the European Parliament in the Dublin Constituency and for the Local Elections in the North Inner City, warning that if nationalist candidates do make a breakthrough in June, it will herald the end of the Irish nation.
“Now is the time”, the long time activist has declared as he warns the demographic transformation of Dublin and Ireland in general may be past the point of return if Irish patriots do not make electoral gains now.
Mr. Steenson, who has led the anti-migrant plantation resistance in East Wall since 2022, explained how according to the last census only 35% of those living in the North Inner City identify as white Irish, down from 70% in 2010.
This demographic transformation is taking place against the will of the Irish people and as a result of these open borders policies, all services, housing, education, health care etc are under unbearable pressure the veteran solicitor expounded.
Steenson also explained how the corruption of the political establishment in its cooperation with non-governmental organizations, who leech off taxpayer money to then lobby the government to implement policies they already wish to impose, must be tackled.
The heavy handedness of the Gardai in their treatment of concerned Irish citizens protesting migrant plantations, so-called green policies crushing the working class and the anti-Irish bias of the establishment media were also issues highlighted by Steenson.
Patriots across Ireland, such as Steenson, were encouraged by the landslide double No vote in March’s referenda and the growing grassroots resistance to the migrant plantation agenda across Ireland but they recognise that unless this national awakening translates to electoral success it may all be for nought.
Now is indeed the time.
“If we lose this election, then it’s game over, our nation is gone” 🇮🇪@MalachySteenson speaking today at his MEP campaign launch in Dublin
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