Statue of the Archangel Michael, Glasnevin, Dublin. Ireland.
Acts 12
The angel commanded “Dress yourself and put on your sandals... Wrap your cloak around you and follow me.”
TAIMID President
David Carroll
Quo Vadis, Europe: A New Dark Age or the Next Renaissance?
Europe may be sleepwalking toward disaster, but it has not yet crossed the point of no return. The question is whether its people—and the politicians who claim to represent them—still believe their civilization is worth the fight. Everything else is commentary.⬇️
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Chip & PIN. The owner needs to verify if it is true otherwise fraud can be rampant.
“Military Elite Forces” maybe, however the civil laws of the nation is always applicable before any military law. Full-time employment, payslips,training, passports and etc will be proved for "in field deployment.
If not, it is just another standard criminal subject to national civil laws.
🇨🇴The mayor of the Colombian city of Cali, which was severely damaged by the 7.4 earthquake, said that at least 20 buildings collapsed across the city.
Rescue teams have been requested from Bogotá and Medellín to extract people trapped under the rubble.
The needle grasps and inserts each electrode thread of our implant into the brain.
We've built the technology to produce these needles in-house, using lasers to mill features invisible to the naked eye.
Wednesday, 5 August 2026
CEUTA PROVES THE POINT: A STATE THAT CANNOT CONTROL ITS BORDER CANNOT CONTROL ANYTHING ELSE
TAIMID Ireland says Europe "did not pass a test — it survived a warning shot," and sets out the border, energy, policing and food-security programme it would put before the Irish people
DUBLIN — Between Wednesday 29 and Friday 31 July, an estimated 50,000 to 60,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta — a city of just 84,000 residents. Spain's Interior Ministry put the figure at 50,000; the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, put it at 60,000. It is the largest single crossing of its kind in the history of the European Union. At least 72 people died attempting it.
Spain deployed the army, installed a floating maritime barrier and returned some 48,000 people to Morocco within days. Italy temporarily suspended Schengen arrangements with Spain, backed by Finland and Denmark. Twenty-two of the EU's twenty-seven member states signed a joint letter demanding "coordinated action and the strengthening of external borders," warning explicitly of "hybrid threats." Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez described the crossing as "an attack, a violation of Spain's territorial sovereignty."
Yesterday, an emergency meeting of EU interior and justice ministers was convened by Ireland's Minister for Justice, Jim O'Callaghan, because Ireland currently holds the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Following the meeting, EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner declared that Europe "has definitely passed this test."
David Carroll, President of TAIMID Ireland, responded
"Seventy-two people are dead. A Spanish city of 84,000 was overwhelmed in seventy-two hours. Three member states suspended open borders with a fourth. Twenty-two governments wrote a letter begging for control of a frontier they were told was already secure. That is not a passed test. That is a warning shot, and Ireland — holding the Presidency, chairing the meeting — has a duty to hear it rather than applaud."
"Every Irish family watching Ceuta understood something the communiqué did not say: a state that cannot decide who enters cannot decide anything else. It cannot plan housing. It cannot plan hospitals. It cannot plan schools. It ends up managing a permanent emergency and calling it policy."
Borders: national control, not delegated control
TAIMID's Irish Immigration Control Act would restore decision-making on entry to the Dáil, where the 1916 Proclamation placed it. The party notes that Ireland's own International Protection Act 2026, commenced on 12 June, binds Irish asylum procedure to the EU Migration and Asylum Pact — screening rules, deadlines and border procedures designed elsewhere.
TAIMID would introduce an electronic entry visa for all arrivals, including EU nationals, verified by Garda officers at the border, and would remove any non-national convicted of a crime within ten days. The party states openly that this requires amending the 2006 Free Movement Regulations and renegotiating Directive 2004/38/EC, and it will make that argument in public rather than in footnotes.
"We are not asking Ireland to be unwelcoming," Mr Carroll said. "Every legal resident, worker, student and visitor stays welcome. We are asking Ireland to be governed."
Ceuta arrivals: Spanish Interior Ministry (50,000) and Ceuta President Juan Jesús Vivas (60,000), 29–31 July 2026; Ceuta population 84,000
72 deaths and approx. 48,000 returned to Morocco — Spanish authorities, reported 1–2 August 2026
TAIMID President
David Carroll
The British MP @CPhilpOfficial confronts French women working for an NGO helping illegal migrants trying to cross the English Channel.
They get very irritated with him and insist that it’s their right to flood his country with illegal Third World migrants
Kaja Kallas — Europe's 2nd Diplomat
Kaja Kallas is the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission, appointed for a five-year term from December 2024, succeeding Josep Borrell in the second von der Leyen Commission.
Professional background
Kallas trained and practised as a lawyer in Estonia, specialising in competition and antitrust law before entering politics. She served in the Riigikogu from 2011 to 2014, then as a Member of the European Parliament for Estonia from 2014 to 2018, before leading the Estonian Reform Party from 2018 to 2024. She became Estonia's first female Prime Minister in January 2021, holding office until July 2024.
Her premiership coincided with Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, during which Estonia became one of the largest contributors to Ukraine as a share of GDP — the record that underpinned her selection in Brussels.
The mandate
Her Commission brief is to lead a more strategic and assertive EU foreign and security policy: strengthening Europe's security and defence, sustaining support for Ukraine, coordinating work toward a European Defence Union, building resilience against cyber and hybrid threats, and developing a more strategic approach to the neighbourhood through a Pact for the Mediterranean and an EU Middle East Strategy.
Where the file stands, July 2026
Russia sanctions
At the July Foreign Affairs Council, the EU imposed new measures for the ninth consecutive Council. Together with the forthcoming 21st package, these cover more than 250 listings — the largest round of individual sanctions since 2022 — with the financing of Russia's war effort as the principal target.
Ukraine
Focus on energy resilience ahead of an expected winter campaign against the Ukrainian grid: generators, spare parts, repair funding, and renewed calls on Member States to release air-defence stocks. A €90 billion loan facility began disbursing in June, with early funds directed to drone capability.
European Security Strategy
A long-term strategy is in development, taking a broad view that links defence with energy and supply-chain security, shaped by Member States from the outset and grounded in an updated joint threat assessment.
Middle East
Co-chairing multilateral work on the two-state solution alongside continued pressure on humanitarian access, with several Member States pressing for suspension of the EU–Israel Association Agreement.
Western Balkans and Sudan
Active engagement on Bosnia and Herzegovina and the appointment of a new High Representative there, and expanded Sudan sanctions including a ban on gold imports.
TAIMID President
David Carroll
The US-based Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) connects with Europe through international solidarity platforms, distinct ideological separations from mainstream European left parties, and a dedicated organising footprint on European soil
The political and organisational links between the American DSA and Europe focus on three core areas
Formal Splits from Mainstream European Social Democrats
The modern DSA maintains a distinct ideological distance from Europe’s traditional, mainstream center-left parties such as the UK Labour Party or the Social Democratic Party of Germany.
The Socialist International
Historically, the DSA was a member of the Socialist International (SI), a global network of traditional social democratic parties. At its 2017 national convention, the DSA voted overwhelmingly to leave the Socialist International.
Reason for the Break
Modern DSA members argued that mainstream European social democratic parties had abandoned working-class roots by implementing austerity measures, economic liberalization, and neoliberal policies.
Active Alliances with Left-Wing European
PartiesInstead of center-left establishments, the DSA builds operational ties with explicit anti-capitalist, democratic socialist, and green-left parties across Europe.
The Party of the European Left
The US-DSA sends high-level leadership to coordinate with the Party of the European Left coalition. At their Brussels Congress, the national DSA leadership presented joint strategic positions focusing on anti-militarism and international labor solidarity.
Specific Party Outreach
Through its official International Committee, the DSA maintains informal communication and solidarity networks with alternative European left parties such as Die Linke (Germany), Podemos (Spain), and the Peace & Justice Project led by former UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Chapters in Europe
The DSA has established physical, active branches directly inside Europe to organize American citizens living abroad. DSA BerlinFounded in 2020 by expatriate organizers out of the "Germany for Bernie" movement, DSA Berlin operates as an official international circle.
The Chapter Coordinates
They overseas voter phone banking, builds relationships with local German labour organizations, and hosts political education events mapping US socialist strategy and European models branches in Europe, builds voter blocs through worker unions and etc.
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TAIMID President
David Carroll
Another violent attack by a migrant: man attempts violent beheading in Belfast
When will Europe wake up and protect its citizens? The violence continues.
Dublin, Ireland – 1975 vs 2025
1975— Homogeneous Irish Catholic community. Large families. Traditional culture, faith, and social cohesion visible in everyday life. One of the most ethnically uniform countries in Europe.
2025 — Rapid demographic transformation under decades of mass immigration. Native Irish now a shrinking share in their own capital. Scenes at ordinary bus stops reflect the scale of change.
This is not organic evolution. It aligns with the patterns explored in the United Nations Population Division's 2000 report "Replacement Migration: Is It a Solution to Declining and Ageing Populations?(ESA/P/WP.160).
These are not forecasts the UN was recommending as policy, but mathematical illustrations of what migration levels would be required given sub-replacement (well below 2.1) across Europe, including Ireland. Ireland's TFR has long been below replacement, like most EU countries.
The visual contrast above captures the real-world outcome of sustained high net migration into low-fertility Western European nations. Dublin has gone from one of the most Irish cities in Ireland to one where native Irish are becoming a minority in significant areas — a pattern repeated across many European capitals.
The UN report warned that such large-scale replacement migration would have profound social, cultural, economic, and political problems.
Those implications are now visible on the streets of Dublin in 2025.
Source: United Nations Replacement Migration report (2000) — full PDF linked in the conversation.
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David Carroll
Lest We Forget
R.I.P. Paul Barrett
ANZ Special Forces – December 2022
Legacy: Special Forces operators in Australia (ANZAC) maintain a high level of "operational security" even in retirement.
R.I.P. Mike Day
U.S. Navy SEAL – March 2023
Legacy: A legendary warrior who survived being shot 27 times during a 2007 raid in Iraq.
U.S states introduced legislation designating COVID-19 injections as BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION.
"Criminal Offenses - As introduced, enacts the "mRNA Bioweapons Prohibition Act," which prohibits the manufacture, acquisition, possession, or making accessible to others of mRNA injections and products; requires state and local government officials to use all lawful means necessary to investigate or enforce suspected violations; punishes violations the same as manufacturing, acquiring, possessing, or transferring a weapon of mass destruction, which is a Class B felon."
1. Tennessee Bill SB1949
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2. Arizona Bill HB 2974
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3. Minnesota Bill HF 3219
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TAIMID President
David Carroll
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