The Traitors Plantation is ongoing THROUGHOUT Ireland and all Western developed nations. It is taking place at a breakneck pace in Ireland both North and South as you read this. As part of the ‘Globalist Homogenisation Agenda’ it is designed to destroy all nations and their national identities and cultures and to have them replaced with a submissive cultureless obedient homogenous society under a future ‘One World Government’. Sweden, until recently the ‘poster boy’ model of European society has in less than a decade been turned into a third world disaster country due to plantation with Ireland following rabidly at its heels.
Children in School with no English
Under the direction of the EU, the UN and ‘The World Economic Forum’ the complicit and traitorous Irish government are flooding Irish towns and villages with migrants, many of them undocumented and all reliant on the state for sustenance. The majority of pupils in many town and rural schools are migrant children who don’t even speak English.
There are no official government figures and nothing but fabricated figures are available from NGO’s who are involved in and making huge sums of money from this, so these figures are based on research and advocacy group estimates, but they are the best available and most frequently cited in policy and academic discussions.
WHERE IRISH GOVERNMENT MIGRATIN TREASON BEGINS
Ireland has a special legal arrangement often called a “derogation” or, more precisely, an “opt-out/opt-in protocol” regarding EU migration and asylum policy under the Lisbon Treaty.
- Protocol 21 of the Treaty of Lisbongives Ireland (and previously the UK) the right to opt in or out of EU measures in the areas of freedom, security, and justice, which includes migration and asylum. Ireland is not automatically bound by EU migration and asylum laws but can choose, case by case, whether to participate in specific measures.
- This arrangement allows Ireland to maintain the Common Travel Area with the UKand to protect its common law legal system.
- Ireland O or more precisely the Irish government without consultation with the people of Ireland have used this flexibility to ‘opt in’ to many EU migration and asylum measuresover the years.
Recent developments:
- In 2024, the Irish government chose to opt in to most of the new EU Migration and Asylum Pact measures, but not all. It cannot opt in to certain Schengen-related regulations unless it joins Schengen, which it hasn’t done.
- This means Ireland has had a unique, legally recognized ability to decide its own level of participation in EU migration and asylum policy, rather than being automatically bound by EU decisions.
In summary
Ireland has not received a “derogation” in the traditional sense, but it has a treaty-based ‘opt-in/opt-out’ protocol (Protocol 21, Lisbon Treaty) that allows it to choose which EU migration and asylum laws to adopt or not. This in theory at least remains a cornerstone of Ireland’s approach to EU migration policy.
Despite Irelands ‘opt in/opt out’ enshrined in Protocal 21 of the Lisbon Treaty Micheál Martin and other Irish government leaders have consistently told us that Ireland has both a legal and moral obligation to house migrants and refugees, grounded in international, EU, and domestic law. That is patently untrue.
Unprecedented Number of Arrivals
- Micheál Martin has described finding accommodation for asylum seekers and refugees as “a collective endeavour” for the government, while acknowledging the significant pressure on Ireland’s housing system due to unprecedented numbers of arrivals. They avoid telling us how many. He stressed the importance of maintaining the dignity of every individual, noting that many have fled extremely difficult situations and that the government must respond with compassion. He also affirmed support for the Minister for Equality and Integration in securing accommodation, even as the system faces strain and some asylum seekers have been left without shelter due to shortages. Meanwhile 15000 Irish people including children are homeless and living in unsuitable emergency accommodation with many more living on the streets. Does his ‘importance of maintaining the dignity of every individual’ not apply to native Irish people? Apparently not in Micheal Martins mind where Irish people are increasingly being treated as second class citizens in their own country.
The Government is Lying
In the Dáil Éireann, it was reiterated that Ireland has statutory and legal obligations to refugees and asylum seekers under international and EU law, including the 1951 Refugee Convention and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. What about Irelands ‘opt in/opt out’ option enshrined in Protocol 21 of the Lisbon Treaty? The government is lying.
Government’s Mismanagement of Migration
The government’s approach is to manage migration in a way that fulfils these non-obligations while working within the limits of available resources. Their crisis after crisis mismanagement of migration is a demonstration of gross incompetence.
Headless Chicken Approach
In their headless chicken approach, the government has committed to moving away from reliance on private accommodation providers by delivering more state-owned beds and rapid-build housing for both refugees and their social housing needs to the exclusion of the Irish 15000 homeless citizens. There is also a recognition that Ireland cannot address migration alone if at all and that a shared European response is necessary.
Master of Soundbites
When he was Taoiseach Simon Harris the master of soundbites stated that the government’s approach must be “firm, fair, and compassionate,” and that Irish people value migration’s contribution to society but also expect the government to address legitimate concerns and communicate openly about the challenges. That was the sum total of his contribution.
Government Mastery in Ass Licking
In summary, Irish leaders have ignored the impending crisis they are creating while repeatedly affirming Ireland’s legal and humanitarian obligations to house migrants and refugees, while acknowledging the strains on the system and the need for both national and European cooperation to meet these responsibilities. In other words, they are continuing to sell out and undermine the Irish people and the fabric of Irish society while ass licking their Globalist masters.
A Government Worse Than Cromwell
While the Cromwellian Plantation (1652) was a massive, punitive land confiscation and resettlement scheme, fundamentally changing the ownership and control of Ireland that marked a turning point in Irish history the present migration and plantation policy of the Irish government is potential even worse.
