Resistance to the migrant plantation agenda throughout Ireland continues to grow with hopes that this national awakening will translate into votes and genuine political change in the upcoming Local and European elections and any potential General Election that may be called, a hope that has been invigorated following the recent double No landslide defeat of the government’s referenda.
Rural and urban communities across Ireland continue to mount resistance to the population replacement agenda, with the St. Patrick’s Day fiasco, which saw illegal migrants, encamped around the Mount Street area of Dublin shipped to Wicklow for the duration of the celebrations revitalising the issue of ongoing invasion in the public consciousness.
Though dozens of Irish communities are actively resisting the plantations, the focus of national attention at the moment is the working class Dublin communities of Clondalkin and Coolock.
Coolock saw hundreds of concerned, local citizens rally and march the day after St. Patrick’s Day demanding the government halt its plantation of illegal
migrants in their community.
The political and media establishment however, appear to have learned nothing from the recent referenda results or the past 3 years of protests and remain committed to the demographic destruction of the Irish people.
It is now clear, the only option open to the people of Ireland is to ensure that the current political establishment is removed in the upcoming elections and that the career of any politician who has not spoken out forcefully against the migrant plantation agenda and the anti Irish media bias is ended, permanently.
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