Belarus, Russia & NATO latest. Euro collapse? Ireland, SEVEN out of TEN young want to leave.

[@IrishPartizan]

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[@MrSuileile]

In 1922 the British institutions didn't leave, they were guaranteed their continuance by the treaty, They were the only people educated organised & familiar with the running of the civil service & Judiciary, I don't need to explain to you that these institutions were notoriously anti Irish. Kings inns est. 1530, civil service est. 1801, the law society est. 1801, Royal college of surgeons est. 1784, Dublin city council 1539. Through a system of keeping the natives out & nepotism the same family's with the same contempt for the natives have retained their positions. These are all royal chartered bodies with no statutory footing in Ireland. Lately they've begun rewriting Irish history, inserting their own heroes from Trinity & UCD (who the fuq is samuel Beckitt?) Both local & National parliaments are only advisory & those who take up office have a fiduciary duty to the establishment, Everyone acts on best legal advice or they'll be removed by the AG!

[@ciarandevaney385]

What do Belarusians think about Western cultures? Exp ireland UK, usa

[@thomask6846]

So the reality after one year is that inflation adjusted and even according to dictator-controlled data from Belarusian statistics bureau, the Belarusian GDP dropped by 0,6% from Q2 2023 to Q2 2024. Official inflation from August 23 to 24 was 6,3%. EU GDP rose in the same time by 4% with only 2,4% inflation between August 23 to 24. Euro didn't collapse. Poland didn't occupy Western Ukraine. Germany didn't convert to a rust belt - even our economy grew inflation adjusted by 4% between Q2 2023 and 2024.

[@rffffggg]

These newspapers articles are nonsense.

[@camroc16]

Elephant in the room is not debt, it's the unimited migration of uneducated people. These are taking up massive number of housing thus the ones that are left are priced higher and higher. Supply and demand. Immigration is a huge issue here but can't be spoken about because you're just labelled a racist.

[@andrewstothard4609]

Well said sir. Can't believe it wasn't mentioned in video.

[@andyjota8906]

Actually the banks hold the keys to so much housing stock in Ireland its not funny and they wont give it back cuz there is more profit in new housing but they wont build it because rarity pushes prices up and that means much bigger mortgages and higher profits.

[@scoutjohnson1803]

The Irish problems seem identical to the problems in Australia. The thing the 2 countries have in common is neoliberalism.

[@Mark-ls8ov]

I don't know if you are aware of this but the US didn't invade Ukraine.

[@Henry_Jones]

They provoked it. It wouldnt have happened if nato never expanded east. What would the us do if mexico went communist and joined the warsaw pact back in the day? Better yer look at what the us DID do in cuba, latin america, asia, iraq, afganistan, etc towards faken news threats.

[@sigmaputin6888]

It certainly caused it though

[@fordwrc2006]

They invaded in 2014 - Victoria Nuland and John McCain armed with cookies and biscuits 👍🏼😁

[@SP-hr3uv]

usa invaded Iraq,Afghanistan, Libya, Syria in the last 2 decades...

[@sumtingwong2138]

I'm moving out in a few days! Ireland has really nothing going for it for young people with a brain. It's expensive, it's globo-homogenised to the core, the weather sucks and the people here are too agreeable (and drunk) to really push back against the agenda. If Pearse or Connolly saw the state of Ireland today, they would have never gotten out of bed on that Easter morn.

[@jackmurphy8696]

I always wonder what happen to those fellas with the m16s and ski masks that had that revolutionary spirit no so long ago.

[@robertbrazier5028]

Yes exactly- Irish GDP is vastly inflated by companies holding intellectual property assets there. This does not create wealth for ordinary workers. Very interesting vid 🙂

[@sherryviera5696]

Economic situation exactly the same here in US. Not even registered nurses can afford rent. Its insane

[@joakimw4115]

Wonder Why all russian i know wants to leave russia!?….

[@notarehersal]

I'm Irish but spend most of time in the Balkans and E. Europe for the last four years. Can't deal with it at home.

[@ike637]

Heres a thing, the irish birthrate per woman has dropped to 1.6 . This is below replacement level. So unless it can be turned around there wont be any irish people left by about 200 years from now. On the population will still increase but it will be entirely made up of immigrants

[@ciarandevaney385]

We irish are never happy , we had nothing in the 80's , now our countryside is windmills and motorways.

[@leneeanderson4848]

You mean when the government steps in the "help" they screw things up?! Who would've ever guessed!

[@10lauset]

Cheers from Edmonton Alberta Canada.

[@derky3592]

Will be renting room in Bray Ireland for my student 1000 per month It is insane!

[@ialexandrsh]

Just wondering on which pole of the multi-polar world do you plan to end up? That one where there are thousands of people are being tortured every day because they didn't like what happened in Minsk in 2020, hundred of thousands had to flee the country and will possible never be able visit their homes, or one where life is so hard in Dublin that you can't afford a house as a graduate?

[@IrishPartizan]

No, I want to end up in the world that has been proposed by China ie. a return to international law based on the UN Charter, where the sovereignty of states is protected not the US led international rules based order (might is right) which has destroyed dozens of countries and killed untold millions in the pursuit of imperial hegemony and dominance. Speaking of human rights, I never said that Russia or Belarus is perfect. I believe in the concept of free speech. However you have missed the bit where Ukraine has outlawed all opposition parties and media, imprisoned thousands with many more missing, rehabilitated Stepan Bandera, and his Far Right ideology called Banderism which calls for the elimination and removal of anyone not deemed to be their concept of what is a Ukrainian, e.g. ethnic Russians, Roma people. Belarus for its faults thankfully does not have this white supremacist and racist ideology. It's far more inclusive. I would advise you to read up on Andrei Biletskiy and the Azov. After that you can look up the case of the Kononovich Brothers, ethnic Belarusians who have been tortured by the SBU and are now facing prison. Then there is Anatoly Shariy who despite leaving Ukraine and now living in exile in Spain, still lives in fear of being extraditied back to Ukraine where he faces being tortured or worse. There's also the case of Gonzalo Lira. And I haven't even scratched the surface.

[@sunmand6136]

@@IrishPartizan The same China, that has problems with EVERY SINGLE ONE of its neighbours ? The same China, that has stolen land from India and Vietnam and Phillinpines and continues to harrass India and Vietnam and Phillipines every month on their land and maritime borders ? The same China that supports the murderous regime in North Korea ? The same China that gave Nuclear technology to Pakistan to where now a failing Pakistan is everybody's nightmare ? I like your channel Irish Partizan. You seem like a good bloke. But let's not get carried away. THERE IS NOTHING FAIR OR LEGAL ABOUT CHINA. No Law or agreement in China is worth the paper it is written on. China and Sovereignty are like apples and oranges. But I will agree with you that there has to be a recognition of THE RULE OF LAW but then there is equal corruption on the west too. So frankly we are at a stage where might sadly has become right. And the only law is, the strong survive and the weak perish. But please let's not sing the praises of a communist dictatorship that harvests its own citiznen's for their organs.

[@ialexandrsh]

@@IrishPartizan >No, I want to end up in the world that has been proposed by China ie. a return to international law based on the UN Charter Is this the China that by all means supports russian invasion of Ukraine? Or some imaginary China you invented just because you are so anti-american and need something to believe in? Or your propaganda told you russian invasion somehow complies with UN Charter already? What you say about Ukraine is just a bunch of lies and dirty exaggerations. Of course some bad things were happening there, just like anywhere in the world. But what was happening in Ukraine is nowhere near to what your favs Russia/China are doing to minorities in their countries and far beyond.

[@IrishPartizan]

Mate, you follow literal Nazis on your KZbin community. Nuff said.

[@ialexandrsh]

You have learned a good lesson from your fav russian govt how to blame everyone you don't like to be a nazi.

[@joakimw4115]

Pension for a nurse or a teacher in russia today is 200-250 dollar a month. 15 times higher in Sweden.

[@ike637]

Are you saying that a pension for a retired nurse in Sweden is up on e7000 a month? . I'm impressed.

[@joakimw4115]

@@ike637 Round 3000 dollar. And sweden does not have russian natural resorces. Russia has most natural recorses in the world. Who is stealing the money?! Wake up man

[@joakimw4115]

Russia is a corrupt gas station.

[@pudosch]

Well, it should be considered that the Russians get their pensions starting at 55...

[@davidcampbell3642]

​@@joakimw4115What is the cost of living in Russia compared to Sweden?

[@armandogavare2853]

so you start to believe shoigu and ruzian propaganda

[@lenspaulding]

Blame the US and the European (American) Union for all this unhappiness.

[@IrishPartizan]

Yep. Just take a trip to the former Yugoslavia or Niger and talk to the locals.

[@Malachai000]

When in doubt, blame America

[@lenspaulding]

@@Malachai000 when in doubt, blame the Country that has started more Wars since 1945 and has killed more innocent people than all the other countries combinded. Right?

[@vestland3877]

USA killed 1 million iraqies. You should be ashamed!@@Malachai000

[@rjames3981]

Excellent analysis and commentary 👌

[@igrecha]

Niall I'm not sure if you know, but the rails you are crossing many times in this video is the Children's Railway, it's operated by children and it's in a decent condition. You may try to visit it some day this summer or fall before the season ends if you haven't yet.

[@youidiotmanthrax4250]

Life is very tough at the moment in Ireland, after 15 years in Dublin planning to locate in Russia where my wife is from

[@IrishPartizan]

Plenty of other places to relocate to besides Russia.

[@Henry_Jones]

IP dont wind down the channel! Keep it rollin!

[@ashleyupshall7641]

Thanks for your time I.P. Indeed we are entering choppy waters, let’s hope things calm down somewhat. This dumb senseless war must stop for any progress to start.

[@IrishPartizan]

Winston Churchill said it best, "jaw jaw is better than war war". Peace out ✌️

[@MishaZ13]

Hey folks, Just a tad of pondering on the subject ye mentioned ( From a different standpoint ) : 1. Ireland have a big problem with housing, minus craic, however (!) the country is very friendly and can offer a good income ( construction , IT , sales and Pharma ) - very good option for people from post-soviets countries. Get yourself a master degree for 1 year ( yes, in Ireland it is just one year ) get ye English to good level and you'll find a good job back home ( or somewhere else ) + you can stay in the country for few years to get some experience if you feel like it; 2. In fairness, I have to say that moving ( be it to China, Russia, Ireland etc. ) is a good idea only if you have a plan or to be candid - job offer; 3. Please, take any message from Russian media with a grain of salt it sits next to the Sun; 4. Good economic situation does not mean a happy life. True virtue often emerges from life's challenges. I like the idea of moving around, but every so often economic migration seems to me like a modern plague. By the way, is there a clever tie between PFC and the name of the channel? :D

[@sherryviera5696]

Thanks for saving us from Russian agent. LoL but I'm a big girl.

[@anthonydowling3356]

>Please, take any message from Russian media with a grain of salt it sits next to the Sun;< I am not sure what that means but the Western propaganda is huge .They are saying Ukraine is winning .The polar opposite from the truth .

[@brianfeely9239]

Well articulated boss

[@bunterhidenparm]

Great Insights from an intelligent man. Love the optimism, hope you are right. Stay safe my friend.

[@mattkirk2482]

To be fair, the Irish have been emigrating for generations...whether to the UK, USA, or elsewhere

[@faaabs5878]

The situation in Germany is as you descriped. Deindustrialization is progressing and companies are making fewer investments. Foreign companies must be lured with high subsidies. Rents are also high, but not yet as extreme as in Ireland.

[@erikwernerdahl4001]

I was living in Dublin from 04 to 06 and it was even expencive back then. Ireland had a huge problem in 08 when the crises hit, looks like they didnt learn from it…

[@Henry_Jones]

War is a racket -Major Smedley D. Butler

[@IrishPartizan]

Peace sells but who is buying?

[@joakimw4115]

Just for Russia to leave and war is over.

[@Henry_Jones]

@@joakimw4115 Dont break minsk 1 and 2 and you dont get invaded. Break agreements and suffer the conciquences.

[@joakimw4115]

@@Henry_Jones Russia has brooken all agreements they have sign. As Budapest agreement when Ukraine handed over their nuclearweapons to russia and russia promesed to protect them…..a bunch of liers thats why any agreement is in vain

[@ike637]

​@@Henry_Jones100% correct

[@rtwod2236]

Answer me one question: Are there more or less people emigrating from Belarus rather immigrating to Belarus ? What's the official number ?

[@courtilz1012]

Can you guess the answer?

[@ДмитрийКовальчук-в1я]

Irish partizan will never answer such kind of questions , which are not within his narratives he is paid for)))

[@pronavidad]

Great update, thanks

[@spacelab777]

Russian Ministry say Poland will occupy Western Ukraine and you believe that? Did you not learn your lesson after the Russia will not invade Ukraine stuff.

[@IrishPartizan]

Where did I say that?

[@jamesflaherty59]

Please don't believe what the Russian 'government' says & no Poland will not occupy any part of Ukraine.

[@IrishPartizan]

Let's hope not. I have a soft spot for Poland and I think their leadership is not that insane to pull this off.

[@parksarecool]

Just today my letting agent got in touch to say our rent is increasing by 15%. Given I haven't had a pay rise in three years and inflation is sky-high in the UK this isn't great news! On the other points you make, I agree that things are going to be rocky but BRICS + the reemergence of political struggles in the trade unions etc give cause for hope, a multipolar world is better for humanity's sake.

[@Ultra-Violet]

I wouldn't call 6.8% sky high, a few ripples and everyone wants to run off to an autocractic crap hole that supports and commits the most heinous crimes there is! 🤦

[@AndreiRynhel]

Awesome job buddy!

[@yvonnesheehan9079]

Leprechaun economics. Lots of foreign investment lodged in banks skewing the GDP . No money or profits being circulated in Ireland to allow us enjoy good GDP and allow us grow as a country improve our structures and improve without them☘️🇮🇪☘️we can not all leave. Girls as per usual are left to look after parents

[@b4bmm]

Germany has peaked, wokeness is killing their economy, only Downward from here. Energy is life and their incessant investments in rebuildables is killing their competitiveness. That along with their support of the US in the scam war. I read yesterday that Mercedes Benz has de-activated software services that is used for maintenance of their cars in MB Russia dealerships. They have also stopped shipping cars to Russia. You would have to think this would have massive knock on effects of sales in places like China and other places where sanctions are a very real threat in the future. People in Asia will be looking to Europe in a decade and using it as a Destination for a cheap holiday abroad.

[@marktrvls1218]

Curious why they dont build taller apartment buildings like the ones you showed in your video in Dublin, I know they are a little ugly but it would get property prices down. I moved to Dublin 20 years ago and back then the comversation was exactly the same, high property prices, price of oil going through the roof (Iraq), Mountains of debt, recession in europe etc etc 🙄

[@DimmackFan]

You just said the reason, it would lower property price so they would never do it

[@rbir2653]

Слава україні.

[@IrishPartizan]

Slava Burundi! 🇧🇮

[@Henry_Jones]

The Duran is the channel to follow for geopolitical news. For ukraine war news Military Summary Channel is great.

[@otpflynn5848]

Scott Ritter Jeff Sachs John Mearsheimer Douglas McGregar also useful. 💚

[@IrishPartizan]

Scott Ritter I'm a bit suspect on. I also recommend the Grayzone, New Atlas, Michael Koffman's podcast and History Legends. Try and steer clear of the overtly Team Z and Slava Ukrainia stuff.

[@ike637]

​@@IrishPartizanI'm with ya 100% Neill. All of those you mentioned are excellent. And in Ireland I'm hearing increasingly people turning against Ukraine and in particular the begger in chief zelensky.

[@kevinsview93]

My Fiancee lives in Belarus, and I've visited the country multiple times. The country has nicer roads, stores, quality of food, and many other positive qualities. Especially the lower rate of crime. Buying a home or renting is absolutely insane here. Everything is expensive or overpriced. Even basic groceries. I have Belarus as my backup plan if I decided to leave the US. But we are considering buying an apartment or a home in Belarus eventually, just so we have our own place that's affordable, and we can stay at.

[@cyoungso]

been there, done that. If belarus escapes disaster from the war, it will be our go to. Flights are tough these days

[@rgmveraart]

Another benefit, living in Belarus, is living under a dictator instead of living in a democracy.

[@davidlally592]

And Belarus is run as a totalitarian dictatorship...

[@kevinsview93]

@@rgmveraart Democracy is dead in the U.S. My country is in a state of decline, and disaster compared to Belarus. Massive inflation, insane costs of living, chemical saturated food, rampant crime, corrupt government. But it's alright, because we are a "democracy"? 🤣 The ship is sinking here.

[@SP-hr3uv]

​@@rgmveraartin usa, the senile Biden is try to throw in jail his political opponent... If you think usa is a democracy, you are completely deluded.

[@alienpilled]

Really enjoy your musings on world politics. 👍

[@BeaArk1977]

Great analysis. Sitting here thinking my dad born in county Armagh was dirt poor. Visited in the 60s home dirt floor and no indoor Plumbing. US is ready to implode gas just went up 40 cents a gallon. Medical care it can take 6 months to get in. Enjoy where u are except the weather

[@drackkor725]

With Wagner being in Belarus and the way everything has gone down I just don't see the sanctions ending even after the war is over. I pray for negotiations and for things to go back to normal. Also without sanctions but neither side seems willing to compromise.

[@IrishPartizan]

Agree 100% The only way out is a peaceful negotiated settlement. The longer it goes on, the worse it will get.

[@seasidesandles]

@@IrishPartizanthe war is not going to end any time toon. Wagner are seen as a threat to Poland for example.

[@seasidesandles]

Slave Ukraine!

[@Henry_Jones]

​@@seasidesandlesukraine tried to play both sides and got burned. Literally

[@IrishPartizan]

Unfortunatley Ukraine (or whatver Ukraine emerges post conflict) will be a slave to Western capital for the foreseeable future.

[@iindiar]

NATO military spending probably adds to the inflation.

[@Ettoredipugnar]

Niall , how many antiquated English laws I. e. Ownership of property etc ?

[@andyjota8906]

? what do you mean owning a house is an English sin?

[@Ettoredipugnar]

@@andyjota8906 did I say that ? I was referring to laws in southern America

[@andyjota8906]

@@Ettoredipugnar what antiquated English laws?

[@Ettoredipugnar]

@@andyjota8906 owner ship , and property laws

[@railway232]

hello niall, can you link a video, if there is one, that explains why you went to impressive belarus? all the best to you. It's a shame what's happening to Germany 😡

[@IrishPartizan]

Here you go - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aV7WYWmjhbGnqdU

[@eugen_the_great]

Krank was hier passiert…gut das ich Familie in Belarus hab.

[@railway232]

@@IrishPartizan ❤️

[@tjc89]

Ever met the guy witb the channel AustralianInMinsk? Maybe collab

[@IrishPartizan]

Yeah I met him a few weeks ago. He is in Russia atm.

[@noelmaher4633]

There is an new demography in IE that are certainly not worried about rent or taxes...#GP #UNI #TAXES #BILLS . Yes we are back to young indigenous, educated leaving in their droves. (Hypo) Imagine having only child, with double first ( languages and economics) leaving immediately after receiving results. Would not work for largest employer NGOs, sees future abroad..Nearly 100k in fees over four years to say goodbye.

[@otpflynn5848]

Sorry Niall, what T shirt is that ?? 💚

[@bladeboy2041]

This is your "Lukashenko, please dont kick me out" (or worse) video.

[@IrishPartizan]

Thanks for watching.

[@pudosch]

Yes, Luka called IP one night. "IP, I follow your channel, but I am disappointed on you. Please do a video describing my friend Vlad positively. If you do not do such a video, we will kick you out to Ireland or Siberia. Choice is yours".😂

[@bladeboy2041]

@@pudosch OK, try posting a video critical of Lukashenko and see how you go. Citizens have been jailed for social media posts. It's a totally authoritarian regime. Don't pretend otherwise.

[@iamthenotbenamed365]

come to The Hague, most from Ykraina is there as well ...

[@SteedzJ]

Couldn’t agree more. My wife and I are considering leaving our miserable life in a 5 bed semi- detached in the south of England behind. As a conservative father who’s worried deeply about the economy and future of our children, we’re carefully considering our options. But it was the renaming of “gingerbread man” to “gingerbread person” that was the final straw for me. Thus Russia or Belarus are becoming more appealing as each day passes. Stable economies and governments, good life longevity and a meritocratic education system. Not forgetting the femininity of the women! Western life is doomed.

[@marcustulliuscicero9140]

Divorce rate in Russia sky high. Private property rights nowhere near USA level. It's not some kind of 'family values' state.

[@earthlastdaybiblechannel]

hope you stay safe

[@TS-br1br]

This guy is talking sense

[@joakimw4115]

No comment of coming Chineze collaps?

[@davidcampbell3642]

Yes, it must be bad that China is now down to 3% growth per annum. How much is it in Europe and the US?

[@Noshadows]

Всегда приятно послушать умного человека, про Ирландию все в точку.

[@CRVENAZVEZDA-wn1ws]

Why you wear this t shirt?

[@Henry_Jones]

🇲🇽🍻😂👍 how long till the u2be ai catches on and flags that one.

[@crackout7217]

Irish Partizan in Belarus Cheluskin forest

[@wolf19able]

jooooj grobar... :D

[@IrishPartizan]

Mnogo smo jaki.

[@hornslane]

Been there, great park!!

[@raitisfreimanis]

6:43 Household Disposable income per capita country ranking: USA nr1 Ireland nr17 Russia nr33 Belarus not on the list en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disposable_household_and_per_capita_income

[@rjames3981]

‘Russian economy in purchasing power parity (PPP) at the end of 2022 exceeded $5 trillion and retained the fifth place in the world by this indicator, according to the data provided by the World Bank’ Now the largest economy in Europe by this measure, overtaking Germany apparently. (Not had a chance to look into Belarus yet)

[@raitisfreimanis]

@@rjames3981 These numbers as you point out are before the Russian Federation aggression against Ukraine.

[@rjames3981]

Last year’s figures for 2022 according to the World Bank. Recent escalation of the conflict began in Feb 2022.

[@raitisfreimanis]

@@rjames3981 It sure sounds crazy that the Russian economy would improve by making a full scale invasion of a neighbouring country. One would think that the sanctions would be having some sort of effect.

[@rjames3981]

Sanctions appear to have backfired. Banning things often drives prices higher. As Russia is a major commodities supplier perhaps its worked in their favour? EG Alcohol prohibition in 1920s USA drove prices higher and created a black market. Drugs industry is another example. Prices reflect additional risk of supply. Russia has also played a very skilled diplomatic game.