I didn’t realize it was this bad.
It is bad according to a well-known MMA fighter Conor McGregor, who is from Ireland. He was just at the White House recently. He briefly talked about what's happened in his country in the White House Press Room.I didn’t realize it was this bad.
Ireland must fully implement the EU Migration Pact by June 12, 2026.
So between now and 12 June 2026, several pieces of legislation have to be passed by both Houses of the Oireachtas & then signed by the President.
The next presidential election must take place by 11 Nov 2025
Who else will stand up to Government and oppose this bill?
Any other Presidential candidate they attempt to put forward will be of no resistance to them.
I will!
For clarity also, as President, I would put forth this bill to referendum.
Although I oppose greatly this pact, it is neither mine nor governments choice to make.
It is the people of Irelands choice! Always!
That is a true democracy!
I would also be curious to hear our government officials reasoning for agreeing with this pact so fervently.
I would love to hear the debates!
Followed then by vote!
This is the future of Ireland with me as President.
All citizens of Ireland to have a voice and a choice on their future!
God bless our people!
Vote McGregor and have your voice heard!
Yea great analysis. I feel as though he'd be great regarding some of the major issues and would also be respected by likes of Trump and Putin, but I wonder if his temper would get in the way of him making some simple day to day decisions. His career earnings were around $500 million so I don't see him being that easy to bribe either.I imagine he cares about his country, and is in a position to become a leader, but would need to get his demons under control first.
We'll see how the EU tries to block him.
Satanic Rebel Media tried to infiltrate the Irish Nationalist parade about mass immigration and got shut down. The comments under the video are gold.
The European Commission said Ireland is allegedly “failing” to comply with laws around race-based violence and hate.
IRELAND HAS TWO months to begin implementing hate speech laws or face being taken to the Court of Justice of the EU.
Under existing EU rules on combating racism and xenophobia, the European Commission believes Ireland is allegedly ”failing” to comply with laws, first agreed to in 2008, surrounding the criminalisation of race-based violence and hatred.
In the Commission’s monthly infringement package, which details what countries it believes are failing to comply with European law, Ireland has been given two months to begin implementing laws preventing racially-charged hate speech.