The people of Dún Laoghaire will rally on Wednesday, July 13th at 6PM on Eblana Avenue to protest against the government’s establishment of a migrant plantation in their community.
The protest was announced on social media after footage went viral of young male migrants being dropped off in the south Dublin suburb, sparking concern amongst locals.
Critics of the government’s migrant plantation agenda have pointed out that the wealthier suburbs of Dublin have been neglected when it comes to the cultural enrichment that the plantation of Third World men brings.
It was revealed that only 7 of the 7,700 asylum seekers accommodated in Dublin are housed in affluent D4 area the Irish Times reported, which is home to many politicians, celebrities and RTE, all of which have defended the migrant plantation agenda but this area has sadly been overlooked by authorities when determining where to place these planters.
The media sit ready to defend to the point of absurdity the policies of open boarders and will push the most ludicrous fear mongering, worthy of nearly anything seen during the lockdown, to smear and defame as “far right” everyone from mothers with babies in prams to pensioners if they dare to oppose hundreds of unvetted foreign men being dumped in their communities.
All of this seems insane and coupled with the current “hate speech” legislation making its way surreptitiously through the Oireachtas, it seems the government are aware of the unpopularity of their agenda.
This massive demographic change these policies will ultimately lead to, will be a fundamental change in the character and culture of Ireland forever and clearly this is the goal.
Critics of the plantation agenda have pointed out that this is the destruction of “national homogeneity” as the late Peter Sutherland described it when calling on the EU to use mass migration to breakdown the national identities of its member states to make them more acquiescent to a supranational state.
The remarks of Peter Sutherland, then UN migration chief, having formerly been an EU Commissioner from Ireland, who was also a non-executive chairman of Goldman Sachs International and a former chairman of oil giant BP, were reported on by the BBC on June 21st 2012.
Note that in April of this year the European Union parliament voted to adopt a new flagship migration package for the bloc that would see vassal states obliged to accept illegal migrants who have entered the continent. This was supported by all Irish MEPs.
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