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Majority of voters see immigration as a positive thing, but it’s a tighter call than before irishtimes.com/politics/2026…

ALSO 🇦🇺 AND 🇷🇺 IS NOT MY ENEMY EITHER!

The NGOs end up increasing the number of homeless people they manage, because that’s the only way to increase their revenue! Incentives drive outcomes. “Homeless” is a propaganda word used to describe people on the street who are mentally ill or severely addicted to drugs. The word implies that this is someone who fell a little behind on their mortgage payment and they’re one job offer away from getting back on their feet, which is obviously false if you’ve ever tried talking to a “homeless” person in SF, LA, NY, Austin or anywhere else. The honest reality is that we need to bring back asylums for extreme mental illness or drug addiction for those who are a serious danger to themselves or others.

Incentives determine outcomes If you give an NGO a certain number of dollars per homeless person, they will never solve homelessness SF spends more than $1b/yr (up 5x) and the homeless population has only grown NGO fraud is so insane, man.

Chaim Weizmann was the first president of Israel, serving from February 1949 until his death in November 1952. Back in 1936 Weizmann predicted the so-called future.

Why are so many young Irish women suffering from loneliness? newstalk.com/news/loneliness…

I have a contact who works in Clogherhead harbour and also some contacts in the naval corps from RDF and they sent me this footage. Egyptian men fishing in Louth coastal waters very near Drogheda. The Naval corps just the other day boarded and inspected them. No documentation, boats in terrible condition, multiple safety protocols breached. This is awful. Who actually controls Ireland's waters? Not just on legal paper or on a map, but in actual practice. And when the rules are broken, who actually enforces them? Because in Clogherhead, local fishermen are watching their traditional fishing grounds and harbour change rapidly. Egypt is on the other side of the world and most certainly not in the EU...so how in God's name are they gettinh all the way inside Drogheda before being intercepted??? It is more than just about migration, it's about economic competition, regulation, enforcement and sovereignty. My contact's family has longstanding connections to Clogherhead's fishing community, involved in the local economy for generations, having built a fishing-related business from the ground up. Over the last couple years there has been a substantial increase in African illegally operated or vessels using Clogherhead. My Naval corps officer contact estimates that there are now more than twenty vessels associated with this activity. And people higher up are keeping it quiet. Why? The answer matters because Ireland does not simply have an unlimited national right to allocate its waters however it wishes. The EU controls all our own territory rights or action in quotas and monitoring. If an Irish fisherman breaks the rules, the state has an obligation to enforce them. If a foreign fisherman breaks the rules, the same obligation exists. But the people of Clogherhead are now wondering whether the reality matches the principle. These are serious environmental allegations. If illegal dumping is occurring, identify the vessel. If oil is being discharged illegally, investigate it. If fishing gear is being used unlawfully, inspect it. If quotas are being exceeded, establish it through the records. If vessels are improperly registered or operating without the required authorisation, enforce the law. The answer cannot simply be "We don't know." Because not knowing is precisely what monitoring systems are supposed to prevent. What happens when migration intersects with a finite economic resource? Ireland's fishing grounds are finite. Fish stocks are finite. Harbour space is finite. Fishing quotas are finite. And the number of people who can make a living from those resources is therefore finite too. Foreigners are taking our fish. Wha EU Commission rules specifically provide mechanisms for controlling third-country fishing vessels entering EU ports. The SFPA states that third-country vessels landing directly into Ireland are subject to inspection. But this is all just blustering for dismissive show. Where is the paper trail then? There should be licences audits, ownership information, catch documentation and inspection records profiling. And there should be an explanation of why those vessels are let it and be. That is basic regulatory accountability. AND THERE IS ALREADY A DOCUMENTED LOCAL STORY This controversy does not exist in a vacuum. In December 2023, an Egyptian national working from Clogherhead died after the fishing vessel Ben Thomas capsized and sank in Dundalk Bay. The Naval corps also responded to that, reporting grievous oversight in safeguarding and monitoring from coast guard. That distinction matters. Because this is not an argument against an ethnicity. It is an argument for one standard of law, with foreigners being shown preference over own. Because sovereignty isn't simply the ability to draw a line around a country. Sovereignty means having the capacity to enforce the rules inside that territory. This is where the Clogherhead story becomes much bigger than Clogherhead.

The Irish Free State hosted Nazi Germany in 1936. The German football team did the Nazi salute during anthems according to reports. All about the high moral ground, is Ireland. thejournal.ie/swastika-match…