Jason Garrihy

[Callum @AkkadSecretary]

Day 5 in a row

[Rob Carry @RobCarryBray]

40,000 Scottish and English people came to Ireland during the Ulster Plantation - a demographic shift we will likely forever suffer consequences of.

Over 50,000 Indians arrived in Ireland in the last two years.

We're running at about 500 arrivals a week.

[Zoomer @ZoomerHistorian]

Get angry. No cause in history has ever been more justified.

[Zarathustra @zarathustra5150]

A Scandinavian economist once said to Milton Friedman:

"In Scandinavia, we have no poverty"

Milton Friedman replied:

"That's interesting, because in America, among Scandinavians, we have no poverty either"

[Patrice Johnson 🇮🇪 @patricej36]

As a parent we vow to protect our children to raise them knowing right from wrong, hoping they can make it in these crazy times but this government is making it so much harder.

I am raising Irish children in a country where they’re being pushed aside in their own country.

Mass immigration is flooding our towns, crime is rising attacks are being a daily normal in Ireland, our children can't play outside peacefully, housing is a disaster, the cost of living spiralling out of control, waiting lists ever increasing.

This government is betraying us, selling out their future for a diverse multicultural experiment.

Why should our children have to pay the price for this governments failings?

[max tempers @maxtempers]

In the UK, your illegal immigrant Deliveroo delivery guy checks YOUR (🫵) identification papers.

[Gabhán @OffgridIreland]

🇮🇪 The Irish mainstream media did not consider the terror incident involving the attempted murder of two Gardaí on duty in Dublin yesterday by an ethnic Pakistani to be a newsworthy story.

[Jason Garrihy @SeanGarrihy0]

@philippilk @LSLS1297 And this gives the police state even more power. It's a stupid thing to support

[Glenna Lynch @Glenna_lynch]

There is no mystery.
We go abroad ourselves and enjoy towns and villages that feel authentic, are staffed by locals and serve food and drinks at great prices.
You holiday where you can experience a country.
We had a fantastic tourism product. Ireland was a feeling, an immersion in something slower, unspoiled and authentic. The people had a way about them. We welcomed Americans and British in their droves. Then we turned on the Brits during Brexit and our media is at war with half of the US population.
We closed hotels, turned them into IPAS centres, gave up on public order and charged a fortune for everything. Ireland is less friendly, ruder, dirtier and more expensive country than almost anywhere else.
Dublin is feral and feels unsafe.
It is pure arrogance to expect any other outcome.
I hope we can turn it around but I don’t think we can.

[Jason Garrihy @SeanGarrihy0]

@Independent_ie Lunacy. People aren't coming to Ireland to see fat Black women

[Paul Treyvaud @PaulTreyvaud]

I’m absolutely sick shit as to what has happened this country in the last 3-4 years and all done by this current government

They’ve made the people of Ireland feel like we are second class citizens in our own country. They’ve labelled us with every kind of name for raising legitimate concerns. They’ve endangered every single one of us with some of the absolute dredges of society that they’ve allowed in here

They’ve continuously tried to distract us with concerns of other countries because they have lost complete control over our own. They continuously lie to us and only for a very small handful in the media, no one will hold them accountable.

They turned their backs on us after lying through their teeth with their pre election promises and bullshit manifestos.

Everything is worse. People are really struggling. People can’t put food on the tables in their own homes.

They have altered the dynamics of our culture, our religion, our society, our morals, our beliefs by overloading us with mass illegal and legal immigration. They have made us no longer proud to be the nation we once were

And I am so fucking sick and tired of what they’ve turned our country into in such a short period of time and I hate the fact that I am disgusted in my own government

[kwilliam @kwilliam111]

There is so much more to this story that has never been published. As one councillor told me in 2010 “There’ll be rioting in the streets if this gets out”

[RAW EGG NATIONALIST @Babygravy9]

A lot of people are saying this is “Western mental illness” on display. It isn’t. It’s ethnic resentment, which has always existed and always will so long as white people exist. Know the difference.

[Michael McCarthy @punishablepress]

They looked across at England.

Seen Pakistani grooming gangs gang-raping and torturing thousands of kids and thought:

"Ireland should have that too"

[RedHawk @redpilledhawk]

It is unreal how many Indians I have seen in the last 2 years. More than the rest of my life combined.

In airports, in cities, in national parks, in rural areas, in ball parks, in zoos, literally everywhere. How many millions of these people have been let into our home?

[The National Party | An Páirtí Náisiúnta @NationalPartyIE]

A garda was stabbed in an unprovoked attack in Dublin today. Meanwhile, the man appointed as the new Garda Commissioner is fixated on the "far-right" as a priority for policing.

[TheLiberal.ie @TheLiberal_ie]

People around the world, please watch Ireland.
Tonight in Dublin's city centre - a migrant stabbed a garda (Irish police).
RTE, Ireland's national broadcaster is running the 9 O'Clock News and hasn't even mentioned it on their broadcast, never mind it being a headline.
The govt and legacy media are doing all they can to bury the fact that Ireland is under attack from migrants from all over the world. Enough is enough.

[Susanne Delaney @SuzieD755164]

Update: Don't Be Gaslit

An "Irish citizen" born in Ireland allegedly. So...he has migrant parents then. He is Irish in the way the Southport attacker was "Welsh."
He was clearly born after 2004 and, therefore, was not considered automatically entitled to the Irish citizen ship when he was born. He is paper Irish. Not ethnically Irish. So he is not a true Irish native. The laws of the land did not think so when he was born. The language they're using here is key. They do not say Irish native but rather "citizen". For them the two things may be the same. Conveniently. For me, they're absolutely not. The UK has the same issue...crime committed by those born in UK but to Migrant Parents. Dagenham being one such example of where this kind of thing is occurring and the press call use it to blame those who are ancestrally British and complain about such crime. Knife. Crime there and in many parts of the UK has gone up tenfold or more in recent years. Culture and background matters.

The following link from the UK admits 50% of crime is from BAME communities (approx 18% of the UK population is BAME and a good proportion would be first generation immigrants*),the government link then ridiculously tries to explain away why this is happening and put everything down to socioeconomic factors or poor relationships and communication with Police. Hence why we have propaganda social engineering projects like "Adolescence." To hide the reality and deflect blame.

Ireland's immigration issues began in the late 90s early 2000s and the people will reap what the government has sewn.

*First-generation immigrants are the first foreign-born family members to gain citizenship or permanent residency in the country. Sometimes colloquially or perjoratively known as "anchor babies."

https://t.co/XTSgcRBaYi…

[Jason Garrihy @SeanGarrihy0]

@BrianGarrigan Foreign invasion and the replacement of the native population