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Irish Villagers Attacked and Pepper Sprayed by Police. Conflict Over Hundreds of âUnvetted Migrantâ Centres Being Planted Throughout Ireland and the UK
by tts-admin | May 4, 2024 | 40 comments
Mark Keenan â Global Research May 1, 2024
The Irish government is now at war with its own people as clashes grow between police and Irish citizens who are protesting against over thousands of unchecked/unvetted migrants literally being âforcedâ into their small communities. Government statistics show that 87% of the migrants are intentionally destroying their passports upon entry to avail of âasylum seekerâ status, therefore nobody know who these people are and whether, or not, they have a criminal record. Furthermore, most of the migrants seeking âasylum statusâ are from countries that have no war. The migrants are eligible for free accommodation, free social welfare, free medical care, food, clothes, and various other perks. Whilst at the same time that the Irish government is facilitating mass immigration there are 14,000 Irish homeless people on the streets, and the Irish face a very serious accommodation crisis as the cost of renting has sky-rocketed. Make no mistake about it this could turn very nasty.
The following shocking video of Irish villagers being attacked and pepper-sprayed by government police is an example of what is happening throughout Ireland (and the UK) as the Irish government, which for years has been little more than a puppet of the EU, turns, yet again, on the Irish people. Irish people, renowned for their friendly nature of â100,000 welcomesâ have in general been very welcoming to migrants. However, now after years of blatant âunvettedâ migration, increased crime, and a serious accommodation crisis for Irish people, it appears many Irish have simply had enough.
Ireland is being planted - villagers clash with police over new centre of 200 unvetted migrants
Ireland is being planted - villagers clash with police over new centre of 200...
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ILLEGAL MIGRANTS ARE BEING RECRUITED INTO THE IRISH POLICE
Shocking news has emerged that Illegal migrants are being recruited into the Irish Police and being allowed to stand as political candidates in a truly alarming expose of a globalist underhanded move to supplant and subjugate the Irish people. Ireland is the new battleground. What we are witnessing in Ireland is going to be replicated across every country and nation that is being targeted by globalist infiltrators in our respective governments.
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I found out that I could have applied for Irish citizenship if my Dad had registered on the foreign births register during 1956-86 but he didn't. 
My Great Grandparents were Irish from the O'Leary clan of Cork. I was just watching Muad'dib's interview with Richard D Hall on the Hill of Tara
I wrote a little article about DG on my site: Memories of My Teenage Trip To Gibraltar in 1998 - Dissident7 Video and Art Archive but I didn't know where to share it
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Thank you for your post about Ireland and Muad Dib
On your site you are promoting pharmacy -
Which is forbidden - whether from a large chain pharmacy or a small Mom and Pop one.
This website has an abundance of information about "Pharmacy" (witchcraft)
And I'll just link a few posts about it.
Also it's probably not a good idea to post a link to your site where a pharmaceutical is being promoted and sold.
Here are some good threads to read:
So please ask yourself what would The Lord do
Thank you
Thank you @Dissident7 ! Nice article. 
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I have now removed the Pharmacy pages from my site...it was referring to Ivermectin which seems to have a thread allowed here: The Truth About Ivermectin - #2 by Determination ?
Thank-you as well Dissident7 for sharing. Really nice blog/article.
You're probably already familiar with this, but the connection between Ireland and Gibraltar is certainly an interesting one, with an Irishtown located in Gibraltar and a Gibstown in Ireland (near Teltown).
May The Force of Love (God) be with you too, always.
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Thank you
I was referring to the pharmacy page where the woman was promoting a smaller pharmacy
(And cash) as opposed to larger change pharmacies
Thanks for removing it as it doesn't matter if it's a large pharmacy or a small one, either way they provide toxic poisons
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Thanks I wasn't aware of Gibstown, theres a bit on Wikipedia about it, would be nice to learn more
You're welcome. It's a small town, a little more than half-way between Slane and Kells, in Co. Meath.
Teltown, where Eochaidh MacDuach (the Ard Ri/high king of Ireland) and Teia Tephi (queen of Gibraltar and Ireland) had their royal residence, is only a couple of miles away.
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President Higgins believes Iran letter was 'circulated from the Israeli embassy'
Michael D Higgins came under fire for writing a letter to the president of Iran and telling him he had a 'crucial role' to play in peace in the region
President Michael D Higgins has said he believes a letter he wrote to the president of Iran was "circulated" by the Israeli embassy.
Sun, 22 Sep, 2024 - 18:23
Paul Hosford in New York Deputy Political Editor
The President has said that he believes that a letter he wrote to the new President of Iran was leaked by the Israeli Embassy in Dublin, a statement the embassy called "baseless", "inflammatory" and "slanderous".
Michael D Higgins came under fire last month for writing a letter to Masoud Pezeshkian following his appointment as President of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Mr Higgins had told Mr Pezeshkian that Iran had a "crucial role" in peace in the region following the death of Ebrahim Raisi, who died in a helicopter crash in May.
âI regret of course the circumstances that brought about the election, and take the opportunity to repeat the condolences of the people of Ireland for the deaths of your predecessor President Raisiâ.
News of the letter appeared in the London-based Jewish Chronicle and prompted criticism from a number of Fine Gael TDs.
Speaking at the UN in New York, Mr Higgins said he believed the letter had been circulated by the Israeli embassy, but that he did not know how the Israelis obtained it.
"You should ask where the criticism came from and how the letter was circulated and by whom and for what purpose."
Mr Higgins said that he had written to the new Iranian President as a new head of state and said that there had been some interest in restarting nuclear talks with Iran.
Pressed as to where he believed the letter came from, Mr Higgins said he believed it had come from the Israeli side in Dublin.
"It was circulated from the Israeli embassy."
In a statement, the embassy told the Irish Examiner: "Unfortunately in Ireland, since the October 7 invasion by Hamas and massacre in Israel , which triggered this awful war, Israel has been subjected to a high level of malicious statements and accusations that have often manifested as incitement to hatred.
âThis baseless accusation is highly inflammatory and potentially slanderous, and the embassy rejects it completely.
"The fact remains that the letter was written and therefore it is the burden of the author to defend its content, which did not mention the threat Iran poses in the region, that it calls for Israelâs destruction, that it arms and funds terrorist organisations like Hamas and Hezbollah, not to mention the violations of human rights against its own citizens.â
A spokesperson for the President's office told the Irish Examiner: "The exchange of letters upon the coming to office of a new head of state is standard diplomatic practice for countries which share diplomatic relations.
"As is usual practice, the letter in question was drafted based on material supplied by the Department of Foreign Affairs and issued via standard diplomatic channels. Such letters have been sent to incoming presidents of Iran for a number of decades.
"In response to questions, the President indicated his view that this standard diplomatic letter had been circulated over the summer and presented as being something out of the ordinary.
"The President made no accusations of a leak, he solely referred to the letter being circulated. In this context, the question of reporting does not arise."
