eirealainn

Just here for the laugh. follows back!

[eirealainn @Systemmustgo]

@McAndy1776 @TommyTucker091 @GBPolitcs Kemi's at least 6 foot tall mate, she's a unit lol

[eirealainn @Systemmustgo]

@cymreicach @sveromaster @EFCevie He's ripped

[eirealainn @Systemmustgo]

@EFCevie What about the kid who was raped?

[Janey @_janey_j]

The utter state of these b@stards. Tea and sympathy if you rape kids block ambulances with a just stop oil sign but a white man protesting against the rape of kids - you get your teeth knocked out.
These useless Stasi filth need holding to account.

[eirealainn @Systemmustgo]

@alex_theories @calvinrobinson @GBPolitcs I agree, this was revolting by Zia, I have never seen anything quite as bad said in British politics ever.
Enoch Powell never said anything like that...

[MichaeloKeeffe @Mick_O_Keeffe]

Look at the image the Irish Department of Transport used in their promo campaign...

This is real.

[Dr. Eoin Lenihan @EoinLenihan]

Lisdoonvarna was one of the very first towns in Ireland to be sold out by greedy hoteliers. Marcus White promised the town he would abide by the results of a vote on whether they wanted 115 'asylum seekers' put in their town in 2019. The town voted 93% against taking them.

White backtracked on his word, took the government bribe and filled his hotels anyway. Now Lisdoonvarna - famed as a historic spa town, its matchmaking festival and for its location in the Burren - is a ghost town.

It serves as a reminder that Ireland doesn't have a functioning democracy. The people said no, the government simply made a greedy hotelier an offer he couldn't refuse. Now a heritage town is dead.

[eirealainn @Systemmustgo]

@Here_4_D_News @TruckTony1 Lisdoonvarna is the most non white place I have ever seen in Ireland

[Tony Kelly @TruckTony1]

Lisdoonvarna on a Thursday afternoon in the middle of July. 3 hotels on the Main Street with signs “ closed to the public. All full of refugees “ mass immigration has destroyed tourism.

[Wolf 🐺 @WorldByWolf]

🚨How @Nigel_Farage could still be our Cromwell:

@ZiaYusufUK has to be sacked. That is the firmest red line. He’s proven himself to be a security risk by saying he’d break the Official Secrets Act, all of Reform HQ’s staff and most branch network’s loathe him, the donors find him a strange man who is out of his depth, and his faith is still an issue e.g. resigning over the Burka ban.

Farage will also have to embrace professionalism and real Opposition. He’ll need to end his GB News show and focus less on rallying the 25% he’s already got. He needs to build a team of 6-12 people who are media ready and can be presented as the top team of a Reform government to build to 40-50% in the polls.

In terms of media strategy Reform has to start flooding the zone. These 6-12 people need to be on every podcast, every news show, and all over social media. The key is to break the mainstream press like Trump did by targeting wedge issues sacred to SW1 but that the public agree with us on.

One week they’ll be pushing mass remigration and deportations, the next will be a reduction in the abortion term limit, the next will be capital punishment, etc.

Tice is not going to be a major player in a Reform government. Time and time again he’s shown he’s an amateur. The Energy CEO’s letter the other day was embarrassing and cost a lot of credibility with business. Tice is also the man who came up with Reform’s bizarre energy policies announced in February 2025. He’s too centrist, unimaginative, and has an inability to think through second and third order impacts of policy.

The entire Reform apparatus has to look and feel like a government in waiting. There has to be a policy team of at least 8-12 people working on the manifesto immediately and not just focusing on what sounds good on paper but actually how to operate those policies in Whitehall.

For instance, Farage is right with his slogan “end net zero” but that won’t happen overnight. Net zero has been being baked in since the Climate Act 2008 and it won’t be reversed overnight. The energy infrastructure pipeline is planned years in advance. So Reform will be building solar and wind in their first term because of holdover projects approved by Miliband. It won’t be until a second or even third term that the energy grid will look substantially different. Being honest about that is the difference between a protest party and a government-in-waiting.

The first and most crucial part of Reform’s chances of success are civil service Reform and identifying what will stay, be merged, and be abolished and over what timeline. As well as projecting a vision of the future British constitution and regaining full Parliamentary sovereignty.

Strategic comms has to be introduced. At the moment it’s very difficult to work out what Reform are trying to focus on at any given time and there’s a stark lack of coordination between their MP’s in terms of aligning the topics and messages the party wants to push.

Then there is the issue of defections. The fact that Reform are accepting @JakeBerry but signalling they’d reject @SuellaBraverman is madness. Braverman brings with her vital insights into how Whitehall works and what to expect from the Home Office - which is Reform’s most important department. Yusuf is why Braverman hasn’t joined already and Yusuf is why @RupertLowe10 isn’t still a Reform MP - the roadblock has to be removed.

Then there’s the issue of what to do with the Tories. Farage should make a big public offer of a merger where he sets the terms. The main term centre around sacking a dozen or two wet MP’s or those with catastrophic records e.g, @pritipatel. Inheriting CCHQ and the Tory branch network would be a game changer for Farage and save a vast amount of duplication work. A merger also opens up a huge amount of money to flow into the joint venture.

In short Farage has to focus on policy, personnel, and a plan for power.

His tagline for the next GE should be:

Salvage. Rebuild. Dominate.

[eirealainn @Systemmustgo]

@HistoryWarUK @bedford_colleen @WorldByWolf Immigration was very low under Thatcher...

[Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪 @Nick_Delehanty]

Human Rights Laws Are Breaking Society.

The European Court of Justice is about to rule that asylum seekers have a superior right to housing above citizens.

This is legal insanity and a gift to extremists.

But how did we get here??... 🧵

[Tom O’Hanlon @TomOHanlon17]

Possibly just over 10 years until we are a minority in our own homeland? 🇮🇪

When were the Irish ☘️ people asked for their consent for this?

[eirealainn @Systemmustgo]

Hi guys, someone has made a Gript Media fan subreddit on Reddit.
It's to allow Gript fans and Irish nationalists to talk to each other on Reddit and make connections
Please join the subreddit and spread the word. (No relation with Gript btw)
https://t.co/KpqzvrFC5K

[eirealainn @Systemmustgo]

@HousingAgencyIE Is this your priority? How dare you, utterly shameless

[Irish Statistics @jimbobfrazzled]

Housing Agency Ireland.
Between 2016 & 2024 (latest data available) over 155,940 houses were given to non Irish. Remember this is by passport & migrants can obtain one in 3 yrs
See their dashboard here: https://t.co/DJAt8eGiey

[Alacoque Maguire @AlacoqueMaguire]

Nearly 156,000 Irish social homes were given to non Irish over the course of the last 8 years. That's 20,000 per year. Notice how the number of social homes given to Irish drops by that same amount over the same period. But they'll tell you immigration is not causing the housing problem.

This is proof that the government is depriving Irish nationals of homes to give to the world.

[Dr. Eoin Lenihan @EoinLenihan]

My Chinese electronics didn’t brutally murder Ashling Murphy. My Brazilian coffee didn’t stab a group of school kids in broad daylight in Dublin. My Latin letters didn’t enter the country illegally and get priority on housing and benefits.

These people need better propaganda.

[Peadar Tóibín TD @Toibin1]

Very disappointed that Synge Street has refused to become a Gaelcoláiste.

A teacher on the 9 O'Clock news stated that, and I paraphrase, they will remain an English shcool to maintain language diversity.

I know. It makes no sense.
https://t.co/eghQlMO3uE