Naive to change. You don't know what you've got 'til it's GONE.

[@margarethoffman6492]

There are significant differences in the Irish emigration story and the current "immigration" process. 1. Before they departed Ireland they were screened for disease and other impediments to a long sea voyage under challenging conditions. 2. Wherever the Irish landed they were screened again for health and fitness to work and survive the harsh living conditions they were about to encounter. 3. They worked as the cheapest labour - building America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. 4. Nothing was provided for them.. no shelter, no food, no clothing. They worked or they died. 5. Whilst the Irish gained footholds in politics, civil society they both assimmilated with the new culture and kept their own to themselves whilst living alongside Chinese, Italians, Jews, Blacks. 6. They emigrated as families. Women and children included. Open borders policy equates with shooting yourself in both feet deliberately. Zero health checks, zero criminal records checks. Zero work or any contribution to the new society. Zero requirement to assimilate.

[@shanemcnaoimhin233]

A community within a community is not too healthy

[@mariabyrne1954]

Well bloody said I had to go through the most rigorous testing to be part of the skilled migration program to be in🦘 these people that are coming into Ireland are being kicked out of their own countries...coming on an airplane to be put up in a hotel..That didn't happen me when I migrated. .I found my own way...yes indeed wake up Ireland Some migration is good it but it should be skills only basis Any way the political class are just puppets for WEF WHO etc what's their agenda😮

[@laoisman67]

Before the modern welfare state, immigrants either made it on their own, perished trying, or went back home. Even as late as the 1950's and 1960's immigrants required a 'sponsor' already in the USA (brother, sister, relative) who would ensure they would not become a burden on the state.

[@marcusoriain]

All very relevant and important, needs to be discussed openly, with maturity, without name calling or labeling, (can we not stop this childish behaviour? from our government and media also) this behaviour causes division in society, we need to be real honest and true firinne agus macantacht, as Gaeilge, ar teanga duchais, let us all rise up together, le cheile, towards a brighter future for all....

[@brianclancy8548]

@@margarethoffman6492 What a load of waffle! So many Irish Emigrants who were sent abroad during the Famine in 'Coffin ships' I don't think they were being given a health check by some random doctors sitting on the harbours around the country. There was no coming back for millions of them, they couldn't just jump on a Ryanair or Aer Lingus flight to come back home either. Many Irish Emigrants sent to Australian Penal Colonies became citizens and politicians. They created a White European society which massacred thousand of the native Aboriginal peoples. Taking their lands from them and plundering them of all their natural resources which still goes on today. The Irish abroad were just as racist as all of the western European countries who built empires for themselves.

[@wolnycyklista]

If you bring half a million people from Calcutta to Ireland, it doesn't improve the situation there, but you create Calcutta at home.

[@alankelly882]

@wolnycyklista how many people from Calcutta are in Ireland? Do you have stats ? And by the way where are you from?

[@exriodonorte67]

@@alankelly882 He is stating it hipotetically, meaning there is a lot of indians that are coming to european nations and changing the demographic.

[@liambroder4543]

IF THEY WERE FROM CALCUTTA- YOU WOULDN'T HAVE A PROBLEM- TRY THE COUNTRIES EITHER SIDE.... HERE IN UK, ANY CHINESE, POLISH,INDIAN,UKRAINE,LATVIAN,ITALIAN, RIOTERS MOUR🤬DERRSZ, RAYI*PIS🤬TSZ ? NAH... SAME IN GERMANY, FRANCE, NETHERLANDS,BELGIUM.... COP YERSELVES ON....👎👎👎👎

[@jinniroe5002]

@@alankelly882You are clue less

[@Etcher]

@@exriodonorte67 hypothetically

[@lucikate10]

Dublin city is now a 'no go' area for me. Due to necessity I travelled in a few weeks ago by bus. Gangs of middle Eastern men standing at corners. Recent arrivals, young black/Asian men, walking around with tags still on the luggage, looking at mobile phones. Very few Irish to be seen anywhere. The city felt foreign and dangerous to me. Left very quickly. Dublin city and many suburbs are forever changed. We are too small a country to take in these numbers of economic migrants.

[@mikekelly5869]

Not one of them made any move to harm you. Try O'Connell St at night, or anywhere in the North inner city. You'll be robbed by a home grown skanger .

[@Jared_Albert]

Racism! Make welcome plenty of room plenty of money for the less fortunate

[@paulcolin9926]

No quaxxes forced on them either. Feels s_____r

[@ladylaois8184]

Unbelievable and sadly no going back.

[@mariemiller8740]

@@lucikate10 watch Barbara Lector Spectra's video on the immigration of Europe and then watch the interview Candace Owen's does with an old sailor whose ship was torpedoed.Then if you haven't already research 9-11 there is a documentary on it.

[@mariabuckley1749]

It's devastating the way Ireland has gone, we're very naive 😔

[@michealhand1001]

Maria it,s Because people are spoonfed propaganda by RTE Msm, Radio all the local Stations around the Country .papers etc are all singing from the Same Hymn Sheet.

[@GaiusAgricola]

The British are even worse! I will never call an Irishman "Thick". The British with thirty years of mass migration are the true thicks......

[@nogorman560]

This is an invasion this is not just Irish people saying it but leaders of ideology's & countries that are saying this

[@arthurdevrome8925]

From the Netherlands: it indeed is!

[@patrickkelly5609]

What an absolute ridiculous comment to make.. an invasion? You clearly don’t understand what the definition of an invasion is!

[@arthurdevrome8925]

@@patrickkelly5609 I am TOTALLY behind that comment! This is invasion 2.0 watch my words. Peaceful conquest without weapons. They get the signal when they are strong enough and than it is over for the natives. Oh and don't expect them to be as good for you as you are for them as minority.

[@JK-jb7mi]

What would you call it?​@@patrickkelly5609

[@Stan-t1907]

Like they clearly didn't know what the definition of insurrection was in the US

[@deedeeireland7592]

My heart breaks seeing our beautiful island sinking so fast 😔😭😢😢

[@jinniroe5002]

Started sinking when you turned your backs from God. You legalized divorce and abortion. What do you expect. You are a member of the EU. So, you are NOT an independent country.

[@jvc4265]

Your answering your own question! Well educated and ambitious Irish want out. It's a uniquely Irish problem, immigration is the symptoms.

[@lordlollops1]

Ireland is on a very dangerous downward spiral .

[@brianclancy8548]

Downward spiral to where exactly? The 'unbroken man' syndrome maybe! Where exactly is this cascade of immigrants coming from? Are they planning a D-Day landing along the southeast coast followed by parachute jumps from Ryanair planes flying low over Co. Meath or maybe they'll storm Ulsterbus terminals in Belfast and Newry and Invade via the M1! 'Sad Irishman syndrome' totally weaned on the total lack of proper insightful commentary by lads with nothing to do with their lives than fear the bogey man. Very sad.

[@julia77658]

So is england

[@Woody-Island]

It’s never been better.

[@missingno88]

@@Woody-Island if you're brown sure

[@garygallagher3428]

Ireland decided to give up it's traditional culture to global liberalism and corporate money.

[@oldgabbyjohnson1787]

We sold ourselves back into slavery after thousands of years of existence and all the pain we endured, just to let it be taken like candy from a child. A notorious ethno religious tribe with untold money and power all over the world are behind this horror show. They want Christian culture destroyed every where and heve a viceral hatred for Ireland in particular.

[@WillieM149]

'Ireland decided'? When was this? Who decided? Who or what is 'Ireland' that it could decide such things?

[@earljohnson50]

@@WillieM149the Irish people. They’re naive and forget their own history

[@shanemcnaoimhin233]

​@@WillieM149I think the one who commented is saying that the provisional government Royal Oireachtas Duke of Leinster House Inc. Decided it. That's the name they are going under now. "The government of Ireland" that's not the same as the Irish government. Michael Martin said he thinks sovereignty is an outdated waste of time. He would have that option as he knows him and his Duke of Leinster House provisional government buddies sold our sovereignty off

[@positvgal8]

Ireland did not!! Puppetitians ( politicians) have done this!! Michael Collins & all who gave their lives for Irelands liberty are turning in their graves😢

[@brianmcgrane3046]

I work in Nigeria and had a gun pointed at my head by a drunk policeman looking for money, most Irish people have no idea what it's like,,, Great video,,🇮🇪

[@orionxtc1119]

Whites are discriminated in Nigeria... very racist society..... one friend who went there to stay for a wek coudl not go out or be attacked because he was white

[@dechannigan2980]

Seen videos of people being burned on streets with petrol as punishment for theft in Nigeria. . It was normal no one too phased

[@geordiewishart1683]

Surprised you didn't try to compare him with RUC

[@michealhand1001]

​@@geordiewishart1683Geordie Wishart get that Chip off your Shoulder!.Thank You

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

My da is a taxi man he picked up a nun at the airport. She told him she had to leave Nigeria cause she was getting robbed every week. Now for a nun to say that says all I need to know.

[@catherinedonohue2662]

Keep on putting these videos going, please. It definately helps those of us who are fully awake.

[@ladylaois8184]

I agree

[@alanh2179]

Agreed a lot of young Irish going to work in dubai they do not intend staying forever. Another point, there are no Palestinian going to dubai they would not be allowed in. And yet we are taking them in and putting them into hotels.

[@SavannahChild]

Maybe instead of paying for immigrants to pour in, give Irish doctors a better deal! Isn't that logical.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

Yeah, there's something badly amiss when we lose over 300 docs to Australia alone every year.

[@deirdremckeogh6237]

Young newly qualified doctors are encouraged to work abroad + get free board + lodgings when the do go . Likewise foreign nurses + doctors get accommodation paid for when they come here . There is no incentive for natives to stay in this country

[@sadasyoucanbe]

So how come we had such a wonderful health care system in previous times when people were poorer, work was short and dole queues were long and there were petrol strikes, like in the seventies? Yet the health care system was second to none. The hospitals were spotless, thanks to the nuns in many cases, just as they had the schools spotless also. The nurses were Irish and had a vocation to their nursing careers. Nobody went without care or doctors appointments? So how is that? What happened? We are now supplying Australia and Dubai and the US with our newly qualified nurses at the expense of the Irish taxpayer? No sooner have they received their degree and they are on the first plane out? The word has it that they can't afford to buy a house? Well who can ever afford to buy a house straight out of college? Nobody. How can they expect that? Yet we now have , for example, nurses from India buying up property here? How can they afford it? This young generation of Irish medic s want to get away it seems to me. They want the sun and excitement of being off of this Island but I don't think we should be paying for their education in order to fulfill the needs of Australia or Dubai. They are a generation with different values and it's insulting to the young people who stay here, work hard and manage to buy a home here, to insinuate that we are sending the brains of the country away. So leaving the country means they are more intelligent than those who stay(the majority stay). I think they should have to sign a contract to stay and work here for a number of years at least the same number as it took to train them! Otherwise let Australia or Dubai educate them. We can't afford the luxury.

[@deirdremckeogh6237]

@@sadasyoucanbe completely agree. They should be made to sign a contract. But this issue is bigger than just the young doctors. If you have been paying attention for the last 4/5 years you will be aware there is a concerted destruction of society going on. The media/politicians/judiciary have been blackmailed/bribed into pushing the WEF agenda. The WOKE ideology, the foreign invasion, the price hikes, the forced vaccinations, the annihilation of anyone who steps out of the narrative, even the ubiquitious cycle lanes + fervent drive to build on all publicly owned land, etc, it is all a well constructed plan. Please step back + understand this is NOT a singular issue. They need to break western communities + do a 'reset' of their choosing.

[@masonstorm90]

I'm working in the Middle East, Saudi and the UAE, and both countries are now safer than Ireland. The behaviour I witnessed in Dublin a couple of months back, in and around O'Connell Street, would not be tolerated here. Whether antisocial behaviour or terrorism, the gougers get lengthy jail time, the jihadists just disappear (or get their heads cut off in Saudi). Strangely enough it's safe to walk around here, zero crime on the streets. We have got it very wrong in Europe. Enjoying your content keep it up.

[@lavendermooncrystals9360]

No you didn't get it wrong, it's been MADE wrong by design, it didn't used to be like this, neither in UK, there will be no england or ireland in five or so years, completely gone, because no one stood up to the criminal powers that be

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

Yes, I'd very well believe it, it's become very dystopian here.

[@bornslippy2614]

And look at their immigration and citizenship policy.

[@DylanMurphyy]

Arab countries with the big oil money have enough wealth and resources to maintain order and security at least in the major urban areas; most European countries are also quite wealthy but they're not yet accustomed to needing much security and a strict police state so they're just letting the chaos/violence continue unabated likely in fear of being called racist since the trouble-seeking migrants are overwhelmingly non-europeans from dangerous undeveloped areas.

[@DavidBreen-c4f]

FFS why do you think it's odd that those countries are safe?? It's bleeding obvious 🙄 .....you cross a line over there and the consequences are very severe. They don't tolerate undocumented arrivals, they have laws and they have enforcement, they don't do virtue signalling.

[@micgarn3331]

Whilst everyone is still debating /talking our culture is being removed to the four winds of time forever dont let it be a memory.

[@praisesun680]

Im Eastern European. been living here for 20 years and im shocked how Ireland is getting flooded with non-europeans in just 4 years. Walking local streets and i can hear so many people speaking Indian, Arabic , Russian(Ukrainians speak Russian), etc. At work in tech majority of people are Indian which isnt a surprise as they are handing out 16k work visas to Indians every year and never consider about the irish people graduating trying to find a job, you have to compete with people with work visas that are willing to work more for less.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

Wow, thanks for sharing, it seems very unfair.

[@ChaoYangMF]

Yea I did an online course here in Ireland and 14 out of the 16 were Indian.

[@michaelogrady1002]

The largest gtoup of economic migrants in Ireland are Eastern Europeans,the Indians and Arabs are most likely in jobs which require high level qualifications and are well paid,Ukranians are in Ireland under the EU Temporary Protection! Directive I suggest you contact thd Russian Embassy with regard as to when they can return to Ukraine !I would further suggest that given your obvious dislike of our country and its values that you check out airlines which have a regular schedule to your country of choice, book a return flight where you and your racism will more at home.

[@beebusy]

@michaelogrady1002 . Everyone has a freedom of opinion or thought whether you like it or not, & it does NOT make it racism or any ism or ist that you may project.

[@beebusy]

Funny. My reply was removed. Wake up & smell the coffee michaelogrady, everyone entitled to their opinion, do not label them with the auld favourite r word of the moment, everyone is entitled to their point of view.

[@opalfishsparklequasar8663]

It is not a right of other people to live in our house.

[@jodygoar7071]

Good and relevant analogy.

[@pauljohnmorales1840]

The world is ALL of the human races' house, don't be so righteous and selfish.

[@chrisdonohue1607]

we need to keep talking and talking about this when we stop were in trouble.

[@mjh5437]

We`re already in BIG trouble

[@briankelly85]

so much talk very little action.

@@briankelly85 Yeah. And here's the latest: It's beginning to happen in Poland too, after the change of government to Donald Tusk. And the thing is, it just slowly happens and then suddenly it's gone 20-25 years, and it's more or less too late after a certain point.

[@briankelly85]

Poland and Hungry were the last 2 real European countries.

[@Justanthonymusic]

Omg an Irish person allowed to have an opinion 😳😀 well pointed out what most of us are thinking but too afraid to be labeled.

[@lavendermooncrystals9360]

what happened to the irish spirit, you have been quashed through fear of being labelled.

[@john_Reilly2027]

What are you afraid of being labeled?. Do you think anything will ever change if you are so scared to speak your mind? Use your free speech while you still have it

[@conorlucas-n2h]

thats what they want, fair play to this guy, and all he is doing is speaking what most of us are thinking, and putting the effort in to do it

[@nickworley1000]

There will soon be a generation that will believe Ireland has always been this way and won't question or challenge it.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

They're already saying that. In previous video people were saying Dublin was like this in the 90's. They're barking mad.

[@brianclancy8548]

@@nickworley1000 I thought Dublin was now the new Capital of 'South Asia' replacing New Delhi or has it become Kolkata? What about all the Chinese? We could all end up with 'yellow skin' instead of 'brown' or 'black' skin. Don't forget also that Phil Lynott was from Crumlin and I believe he was 'dark skinned.' He grew up like any other 'white skinned' kids in the fifties and sixties and went on to become one of Ireland's most famous Rock Stars. So the 'darkening' of Dublin actually started back in the fifties not the nineties so you should blame Phil Lynott for starting it all. Also what about all the Italians who came over here and opened up their restaurants. They've been in Dublin way before the nineteen nineties and look how they destroyed Irish cuisine with their pizzas and fish and chips!

[@nickworley1000]

@brianclancy8548 its the thousands of young male illeagal economic migrants that is the concern not Phil Lynott .

[@rayflanagan9640]

@nickworley1000 exactly what I've said

[@rayflanagan9640]

@@brianclancy8548 A pathetic effort of trying to justify what's going on in Ireland now. Have a word with yourself. God save 🇮🇪

[@johnoneill2848]

The Ireland that we all love and know will be gone forever in about 6 months based on the current trajectory and its being done without public discussion. I am staggered by the lack of awareness and apathy. Or are they just brainwashed/ too scared?? What's going on!! We need to start a massive information campaign and crowd fund it.

[@meredith9229]

I was in a shop recently in the south West, and there were 2 muslim women in front of me at the till, Lovely ladies too l might add (we were all buying fabric). The shop assistant (irish and white) literally treated these two women as if they were the most important people on earth (which is great). Asking what they were going to make. How great they had such a great talent. Thanking them for coming into the shop and please do come again. I came up next. Nothing. Not even eye contact. Didn't ask me what I was making with my selected fabric. Didn't say thanks to me at the end. No hello. No good bye. No thank you for your custom. Nothing. Too Irish and too white, sadly. I realised the Irish have become an arse licking, weak, please love me and think I am wonderful type of fool. Traitors to their own people. Treat EVERYONE with dignity and respect. Even your own kind!! You're own people. Because when the darkness comes, it's the irish that will be the only ones wanting to help you. Remember that. Treat everyone with the same respect. And have some pride in your own people and culture. It's not a crime nor shameful.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

I saw this lately too with an African man in the queue in front of me. Big friendly hello and chat from the server then no eye contact and minimum interaction with me. They're hilarious.

[@craigmelvin5206]

Hi from the UK, you are saying what were thinking here,

[@deborahp-q3w]

we are

[@annegalway4371]

Keep saying what you're saying! All true.

[@marycoleman4301]

How could anyone criticise what this very moderate, factual-speaking man is saying?

[@hhin]

This build more houses mantra grinds my gears. It's impossible to build enough houses to match the population increase. We don't have the skilled workers to build these homes, the immigrants we need to build the houses, wont come here because they cant find accommodation and the people the government are giving the houses to dont want to work because their only objective is to live off the welfare system.

[@Raymond-d2l7n]

What about tower blocks?

[@gardamus]

Lovely, that always works well. More to the point is what about the schools, shops, health centres etc. required when the cousins are brought over…

[@Mic-yq1rw]

So i live in Western NY USA and my great, great grandfather married an Irish woman after fighting in the civil war. He fought with one of Ulysses Grants best generals, a Scottish highlander by the way. WNY, Buffalo has one of the of the biggest Irish diaspora outside of Ireland. In fact, it was our district NY 27th represented by Chris Collins who was the first congressional rep in America to endorse Trump before 2016 election. Ireland is much more fragile than England or Germany being only 6 million roughly... There is no reason to apologize for wanting Ireland to stay Irish. I cant believe the pace at which my own area has changed and is changing the past 15 years, in my opinion not for the better. You could still feel the Europeaness of America 15-20 years ago, the old world... Now not so much 🍀

[@kismet256]

I am Irish - in general we have a deep need to be seen as "likeable, progressive, and open minded" this is a reaction from our Catholic past. There is "constant virtue signalling" happening. People are waking up though and moving more right wing.

[@zigeunerart]

Yes, but not so much our Catholic (European pagan) past, but more so our Christian (Jewish) past !! Jesus was the Messiah of the Jews after all 😂

[@kerry5686]

It's very interesting to me that you say this because this has been my precise impression in the time I have lived here in Ireland. But I am first generation American, grew up surrounded by Irish and Irish Americans, all at least nominally Catholic, and in America the Irish are known for being very vocal! And most Irish Catholics in America that I know are much more socially conservative (more Catholics voted for Trump than Biden, a guy who claims to be Catholic). So, it's been a bit of culture shock for me since arriving because I DO find the Irish to be surprisingly liberal, and just as you describe them. Very different to Irish-Americans, and, honestly, a bit tough for me to find a sense of belonging or fitting in, though I definitely strive to acclimate - mostly by keeping my mouth shut outside of these KZbin posts! 😊

[@keitharvd]

Progressivism is stupidity

[@marycoleman4301]

​@@kerry5686no, please speak up.. People here seem to respect those from other places more than they respect their own!

[@johnrogan7473]

You call EU UN WEF dictate progressive? Everything that's going on in Ireland and the west has nothing to do with the Catholic church, past or present. Its by design by the most rotten corrupt scum who's only aim is power and control. To break down society culture nationality religion. Don't be so nieve, this is about breaking people to nothing, just a number. You will own nothing and be very unhappy 😳

[@thegoldenthread-greatstori6795]

Good work man. Youre really onto something here. Youre a unique voice in this space. Without going into detail, most dudes like you, with a "better" accent are too scared to weigh into this issue, but its exactly your voice that will scare those in charge

[@AgnesFay-k5c]

Us in UK get told the same nonsense . I have worked in care for thirty years . The immigrants that i work with are hopeless . Their english is poor and their standard of practice is deplorable . They dont want these jobs they only want the visa . It makes my job so much harder than it needs to be

[@lavendermooncrystals9360]

it was only five years ago a video was shown of two african nurses, although that was questionable, having a fight and tearing each other hair out on the ward. Can you imagine this 20 yrs ago, there is no matron to keep discipline anymore, but this would never have happened anyway in uk

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

Lord above.

[@maryfox7440]

Very sad but true......

[@Author_Helen]

When the irish go to other countries as i did to New York for 10 years back in 80s/90s, we dont get free housing or medical cards etc, we have to work for everything we get.

[@johnomeara1316]

No support at all just work get a second job to just get by

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

yes, completely different but yet the comparison is always drawn.

[@baraw9305]

@@TheUnbrokenMan crazy

[@mongeyjames9170]

The Irish emigrated and worked they were not put in Hotels and were not given social welfare. You also have the Rotherham and Rochdale problem from 3rd generation 1st generation settled in well the 3rd generation caused havoc. This is happening in Ireland now!

[@duncanmacleod7210]

Could not agree with you more. I was born in Wicklow and lived there until I was 15 when my Dad's profession brought us to the US. My plan has always been to return to live out my life in Ireland BUT after a two month stay there wandering the whole country I have totally changed mind and am now moving to the far north-east section of the US. Ireland is just a once wonderful place that has been totally trashed by the woke left diversity mob. It breaks my heart to say it but I have seen it from north to south and it's true.

[@brentallen876]

Agreed. Far NE USA is 96% white and very safe, for now. They are in the process of importing diversity (crime, violence). People in Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire are not happy about it.

[@dylex8273]

An immigrant to the US complaining about immigrants in Ireland 😂🤣 the hypocrisy

[@duncanmacleod7210]

​@@dylex8273 That right, a law abiding well assimilated citizen and not an immigrant of my own choosing.

[@kerry5686]

You bring up an issue that has just triggered a debate in the US, with Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy urging more visas to be issued for skilled workers, while most American conservatives want employment to be prioritized for US workers. There is an argument to be made for the benefits of comparative advantage over nationalist loyalty, but no easy answers. However, I think in a country as small as Ireland, it's the sheer size of the ongoing immigrant influx, on a per capita basis, that is causing a cultural transformation that some, myself included, feel is eroding the rich heritage of Irish culture, "the feeling of Irishness." My family is originally from Lisdoonvarna, has been there for centuries, and there are now more refugees living in this small town than there are locals. This necessarily has a dramatic impact on the long-standing local culture, even, of course, on the availability of housing for locals (as you note). To pretend otherwise is disingenuous.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

Well said Kerry, thanks.

[@kerry5686]

@TheUnbrokenMan ☺️

[@heysomeone0310]

There are NO benefits to the native population from immigration of ANY kind, end of story….I remember the world before your liberal open-borders…people were BETTER OFF before….but too bad and not going back

[@Qui-GonJohn]

We emigrated but I don’t think us Irish were given free homes and money in the US, Canada, Australia or New Zealand. But if a lefty can factually correct me I’m ready to listen

[@kevinwalsh1619]

In the USA Irish immigrants were given jobs that were too dangerous for slaves. Slaves were a long-term investment. Irish immigrants were expendable.

[@maireadtono5132]

A touch of naivety- more like a tsunami of naivety, why? Because we were reared to trust authority. How well is that now working? Our politicos have sold us out.

[@helenroche1088]

The Government put an embargo on the Irish nurses for over two years and then brought in foreign nurses and have given them very low cost rental prices. Not many people know this. If Irish trained nurses were given full time employment and low rent they would not be leaving in their droves.

[@shooster5884]

In 50 years time there will be no specific culture country... Just land with names amd mixed race and religion amd anyone will be lucky if they can find a place to live that's not dominated by Islam.. and the few oligarchs of the world will be totally dictating and controlling everyone's lives and fighting among themselves for top dog position. Those of us who reached middle age and older are the last generation to have grown up in an Ireland that was Irish... Now I believe kids are to be taught in school to give way because to quote something said that would be in some Irish school book ...that if you are Irish male and white you are privileged.... Have our politicians gone crazy or what? Have they forgotten what their parents and grandparents did to get life for us today where it is??

[@checker3694]

Sooner than 50 years, 30 years islam will be dominate Religion on European mainland from a recent study.The Political systems in the EU is Broken, with the exception of Poland and Hungary.

[@heysomeone0310]

Truth!!!! Your description of the future is spot-on. I get you. Same boat here. The brainless people who followed the elites did everyone in.

[@john9675]

@@shooster5884 bogmen with Attitude. They Know what they are doing is Wrong .. but the 30 pieces of glittering gold .. even Momma Mcentee - with a face like a slapped ar se - can't say No to that offer. Sell out our own people ? Nary a bother

[@waitwhatrly]

when i make small talk in the shops now im not understood. I stood in the post office today to post a parcel and it was full, i was the only white guy in there.. they all had immaculate clothing brand new.. i work hard and they take my money.. I know what its like to try to survive on social welfare its extreme poverty... these people are not struggling like i was...I drive a lot for my job and visit many homes.. there are days where 100 percent of customers are not Irish but their passport says they are. I especially dislike attending the small ipas centres.. that is the ones who let you in, some wont let me in as im Irish, the ones with military looking gates and guards. The roads are more dangerous the traffic is heavier. Incredible numbers of new cars with L and N plates. I never though id experience racism against me in my own country. Id be wary of the type of take aways id eat from. They call us the swallowing Irish.

[@bendeegan5907]

This has been forced on us in England since the 90's. The same cycle of people being afraid to be labelled. I'd love to know who sanctioned all of this.

[@bcpbrennan]

The man speaks ‘my’ mind! Honestly can’t believe anyone would have a problem with what he is saying!

[@NoName-pe5no]

It seems like a lot of the West will disappear through naivity.

[@pstew124]

If you are going to do immigration then simple policy - historic Christian nations prioritize Christian immigrants like Maronites, Coptics, Chaldeans from the Middle East . They aren't going to car ram your Christmas markets.

[@micgarn3331]

Brilliant ❤

[@siobhanjordan4405]

Have never commented for fear of backlash....we live in rural Ireland and as newly qualified medics in the late eighties we had to work abroad and returned in the nineties...Working in General Practice we can tell you 100% that we treat all people equally but my goodness has our towns demographics changed....the people in general are fine to deal with BUT there are enormous differences and difficulties that are very challenging

[@jamesflynn4741]

It's curious. Not enough Irish want to be doctors? Or the schools aren't admitting enough ? Super high standards? So instead Ireland is importing doctors who were able to meet 3rd world standards 🤔 Of course I imagine they need to pass an Irish exam etc too for licensing but that's a lower hurdle in a way once you've already been practicing in Asia for years. But here's the point: you can get competent Irish doctors if the schools and govt wanted them. Thr govt globalists are creating the'need'. migrant influx is orchestrated with so much bs pretense around EU. Wake up. Look at Poland growing with zero immigrants. Love your people and they'll stay

[@gardamus]

Last sentence is gold

[@patjgavin]

@@gardamus Check Australian hospitals you will see where all your doctors and nurses have gone

[@ipjf700-rf8q]

I never had a major problem with legal immigrants coming into IRELAND to work and these immigrants contributing to irish society and accepting our traditions and values, but what pisses me off nowadays is the immigrants ( and especially the illegal ones) coming in with absolutely NO intention of accepting our culture ,religion or even trying to learn the language. The native irish people are now being told to change who we are to suit these people's needs. They are now slowly even trying to get rid of Christmas. (Has anyone noticed that they have stoped calling them Christmas lights and are now calling them winter lights in Dublin). The irish people are being very quickly wiped out by its own corrupt government who just laugh at us. The sad reality is that most irish people are fast asleep and are very happy not to wake up. I personally think the biggest danger to IRELAND is ISLAM. i cannot get my head around the huge support for Palestine and Hamas in Ireland. Nobody wants to see innocent people die on any side but its radical Islamic lunatics that have caused all the problems over there. They do not accept any other religion and are trying to wipe out any non believers. Just look at england next door if you want to see what Ireland will look like if we keep encouraging islam into this country.

[@russellhogan2708]

The west, mainly the US & UK, have enabled the Zionist Israeli apartheid against Palestinians & Arabs. The west colonized Palestine just as Britain colonized Ireland & India, & they did it to enrich themselves. Ireland suffered immensely from & fought bravely against British rule, just as Palestinians have & do. Hamas members are no more terrorists than the Zionists who persecute them. And Ireland strongly cast off the Catholic yoke in the face of horrific abuse of women & children. I’m proud of my Irish heritage but it also strengthens in me my identification with oppressed people around the world. And what I see in the US is a greatly accelerated accumulation of wealth by the few while many of the rest struggle & suffer & lose hope because of a deeply unjust system, perhaps not unlike in Ireland, where many companies relocate their headquarters due to lax tax rules while contributing little if anything to the nation that supports them. The racial & ethnic & cultural aspects of all of this suffering & bad faith hide the deeper issue-class.

[@SandraLee-ix2qd]

Harvard fid a study. When your population reaches 16% Moose limb, within 100 to 150 years it is 100%. Without exception. Egypt, Jordan, Syria, etc. I believe where all Christian at one time. So, the tipping point is near for Europe and then the British Isles. Continental Europe is turning a hard right on a platform of remigration. I expect the young will rise up and fight for their land. The EU will dissolve and blood will run in the streets at some point. In your Islands though, it looks like total subjugation will take place.

[@seannolan8615]

You don't see anything religious on the Angeles anymore, you will seek people gardening, painting, feeding birds etc.

[@TheCarlovian]

Obair den scoth a chara, bualadh bos. Great to hear you calling it like it is. Go raibh maith agat.

[@Jared_Albert]

English please. No one speaks Gaelic or understands monkey

[@brianbeag]

A lot of dancing around the issue. The issue is fundamentally twofold. Firstly, it is the scale and pace of immigration, too many and too fast. Secondly, it is the type of immigrants, specifically those from Islamic countries and whose culture is very different. Whilst Ireland is no longer dominated by the Catholic Church it still has underlying Christian morals and values whilst those of Islamists are not only different but in some instances are fundamentally opposed to those of the majority of Irish natives. Both situations are leading the country into a dark place and regrettably the politicians are seemingly blind to what is happening in Sweden, Denmark, France and Germany. In England there are now several cities with majority non white populations.

[@voodo0983]

Risk from Islam is real but we need to be careful that a constant focus on it blinds us to the sheer number of Asians pouring in. Hindus may be peaceable but they will take us over just as surely by shear weight of numbers in the end.

[@patjgavin]

Agree, we dont want the christian child sexual abuse been taken over by Islamists

[@blackvikingeire]

I am black, living in Ireland for 9 years, working in tech as a manager. In open interviews, if you interview 20 people, 17 will be Indians and only about 3 are Irish. South Asians are really taking over Ireland.

[@lavendermooncrystals9360]

have you seen uk

[@bluskyes524]

The vikings were far from black lol

[@wiseonwords]

@@bluskyes524 - Somewhat off-topic! LOL!

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

Interesting to hear. Shocking too though!

[@DylanMurphyy]

Yes there are more Indian people in India then there are white people on the entire planet. Just 1% of India's population is enough to perhaps triple Ireland's ethnic/indigenous population.

[@Maryannski]

I'm a liberty seedling of our beloved refounding father, Ron Paul of America, and I'm grateful to find your channel. I appreciate seeing more and more truth tellers and liberty minded people like yourself coming into the light to be seen and heard. 💚

[@gearoiddom]

The parallel between our lands on this issue could not be more stark. The entire western world is under this yoke now. No harm in a coordinated fightback. We can offer each other moral support at the very least. To their credit the folk in the U.S. gave some pushback electorally. Irish yet to learn.

[@Stan-t1907]

If we have all these overseas heroes working in the health system why is it so crap

[@mariabuckley1749]

I've had no reply from Politicians I've emailed about my concerns, none. There are a few making lots of money giving over hotels in Irish Towns & not living with the fall out from the impact on local Communities. Politicians don't want to hear it & make it quite clear who they're looking out for. 100 years on from the War of Independence, we're throwing away everything we fought for. We're such good Europeans. I worry deeply about Ireland. I'm hugely saddened & never thought I'd feel like a stranger & so uncomfortable in my own Country. Irish people going abroad didn't threatened other Cultures, ours is definitely under treat now. 😢

[@marianlynch4829]

The Irish voted recently for more of the same..

[@bigc5630]

I think Ashling Murphys case got more coverage as initially, they were hoping( and I choose my words carefully) it was an Irish man.

[@benhur1959]

In a blind fit the Gardaí originally arrested a local man in his 40,s who was living rough around Tullamore at the time. They let him go, it was embarrassing as they boasted without proof that they had their man. All done so as not to unsettle immigrants. Guess that didn't work to plan

[@gearoiddom]

Definitely a big anti men buzz about that at the outset. And at the finish too. Bereft boyfriend got turned into the bad guy. Had the temerity to ask how foreign person could just turn up without ever working and get money and housing for 10 years. He ventured outside narrative so they made HIM the problem.

[@eileenbrid1]

I am first generation Irish American. I have seen tremendous change in this country, and I believe that Ireland needs to preserve its ethnic roots. Once that is gone, it is just another country. I do not worry about labels. Please continue with your posts, if it helps to raise the consciousness. I am so proud of my Irish roots. The analogy of Irish who emigrated is not a good one. My family had to emigrate, massive poverty. The Irish have been occupied for 800 years! This is a continuation of that.

[@darev6780]

The brain drain is what happened the health system.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

I'd believe it.

[@seanoriordan]

Never question yourself. That's called self censorship. You have common sense and are intelligent. You say what you see. Keep it up and take note, there are many many just like you!

[@JohnJKelly-f3l]

I have a close friend who's a member of a gulf royal family. I talk openly about what's happening here..in safety

[@seancaseo84]

We are utterly fucked, unless we get a complete breakdown

[@demlot4653]

I get it . Many irish lads don't and couldn't care , what's missing here is a person that can lead the way and make the irish cop on ?? You are doing good work ,Collins started the same way .

[@damienfoley1927]

we are a small country exporting our people to much bigger countries, our government is doing the opposite 💔

[@splnail]

Fair play to you. I left 40 years ago and, sadly, now I don't even visit. It's been 10 years

[@del1984fly]

"you can't argue with stupid people" Stay strong Brother 💪

[@seanobraoinain8963]

I am from Dublin...I left in 1986 at 26 yrs old....and went to Connecticut USA.... watching from here in CT.. it's sad to watch Ireland dying .. not going back anymore.... I'll remember DUBLIN in the rare old times

[@ohwhen7775]

What's CT like? Honestly.

[@Grassdia]

i just want us to keep the culture we spent our entire history trying to protect

[@edbredin6406]

Brilliant analysis on your stroll. I was down in drogheda today and the place has gone to foreigners. I walked the main street and there was about 7 foreign men with beards standing on the path. I walked on the edge to avoid them. Plus I hope you are getting money from youtube Cos I had to go through 8 sets of adds with this clip

[@lordlollops1]

I wouldn't have walked on the edge to avoid them.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

oh really? thats a lot of ads!

[@חנהכהן-ד9ר]

I'm Irish Scottish (half half) living in Israel! Welcome to the Middle east! It upsets me when Ireland picks on Israel! I live here and you should know that here 90pc of pharmacist are Muslims and 50pc of doctors are Muslims so unlike other countries in the middle east All girls are given great education and careers! Ireland as part of the UK is a Christian country that's their choice! Israel is a Jewish country that's their choice with equal opportunities for jew Muslim and Christian! When some of our neighbours call for our destruction because it is a Jewish state we defend ourselves! I believe you would do the same if anyone should call for the destruction of Ireland as a Christian country and in its place form a Islamic Republic! The Irish would fight to the last drop of blood for their Christmas for their Easter! So what i am saying don't attack Israel for fighting to defend its culture and its people! You can judge them when you walk in their shoes!

[@MrResearcher122]

It always seems odd seeing an Irish person walking in Ireland. I'm so used them walking in other countries. I still can't get my mind around the idea that that air he breathes, those clouds he sees, that chill he feels is one from his own land. He walks on the ground where countless bones of his ancestors now rest eternally.

[@tjfamily9263]

Stay strong I’m American But 1/3 Irish genetically

[@deborahp-q3w]

i was born in America and i have 40 % scotish and 18% irish too we have same problems here. i dont identify with US anymore . there is no culture anymore only consumerism and cheap chinese toys. people have lost their irish and English culture here and it has been replaced with MLK propanganda, i was to excape America too many illegals here now . i hope my president can help some, We have black history month and spanish history but no irish or scotish history which is so sad. Also, children only taught that George Washington owned slaves nothing more about him which is pathetic. These people just want to come to our advanced country and benefit from our ancestors work. Let them stay and make their own country great again Most are 3 rd world countries

[@brianclancy8548]

@@tjfamily9263 1/3 Genetically Irish!! There is no such thing as 'genetically pure Irish' it doesn't exist. The gene pool of Irish people has different make ups from Scandinavian, French Norman, Anglo Saxon even as far as the Ural mountains regions. This nonsense is the Eugenics Theory of Race Theory like Nazi Germany and the Arian Super Race. In fact there's no such thing as a Celtic pure race either.

[@StepDub]

Wasn’t Aisling’s death due to some failure of men in general? At least that’s the impression I got at the time. Something about men having to ‘step up’ was a popular phrase from several commentators in the mainstream media. Nothing to do with immigration at all. Male toxicity was the cause, apparently.

[@karendarbres]

@TheUnbrokenMan there’s nothing unreasonable about having this conversation. Having difficult conversations is what allows a functioning democracy. It’s good to hear well-thought out arguments and discussion points. I’m from the U.K. and fully accept that Irish people should come first in ireland, and that I may be asked to leave if the situation changes. That’s how immigration and nationality works. We seem to have forgotten that we are not all the same and living somewhere doesn’t mean you necessarily have allegiance to that country. We give away citizenship cheaply these days and place no value on it.

[@MacTheDayGamer]

You’re very very afraid of being called racist and a lot of your talking points are defending how “I’m not racist because….” And this is the exact reason Ireland is being overthrown. Scared of a word.

[@deroconnor4621]

Given the experience in other countries, we have to assume that what is happening is intentional. I meet so many angry people from our elites who appear to be furious over their empty lives.

[@5835luann]

Keep it up! You are not alone, but as you say, the squeaky wheel gets the grease! Prayers for Ireland!

[@dechannigan2980]

If we needed extra people we should choose where they come from. . Somewhere like Argentina that have a similar culture and European background. . Instead of that the EU is dumping Africans and Muslims on us , This is a recipe for tension and violence in the future...

[@brentallen876]

The tension and violence are already here.

[@deesee6009]

Reading the Irish news over the last 2 years I regularly think "The thing we are told never happens has happened again". Prayers to the 5 slain victims and 200 injured in the German Christmas market attack.

[@mikekelly5869]

You do know that the attacker was a far right hater of islaam, don't you? Look him up.

[@Paul-g9s]

Your 💯 % right ✅️, This is going to end bad. The response is coming.

[@johncooley2725]

Our Peace has been broken!

[@SeanHH1986]

Im a first gen american, family by way of belfast came over in the early 60s. Ive been there multiple times but not since 2004 or so. It was the most beautiful place id ever seen, ive dreamt of ireland since then. The way people describe ireland now sounds completely foreign to me. Unfortunately in my later adult life i havent been able to afford to go back, but when my grandma passes (shes 98 god bless her) i will return with the rest of my family to lay her to rest. I wonder if she would still want that if she knew how much has changed. Its really heatbreaking. My family left because of the troubles, and whatever side someone was on....after all that fighting and struggle...this is what was "earned"?

[@Gerard_2024]

I like what you're saying and I understand the implied subtext. We are being invaded and are losing our cultural and genetic identity in the process. Too many non-European people here now due to the incompetence of the Irish immigration authorities. The landscape has changed irrevocably. Ireland is unrecognisable in comparison to the country that I grew up in back in the 1960s. I voted with my feet and left my hometown of Dublin 10 years ago and have never once regretted my decision. If I were to have a regret, it would be that I didn't leave as soon as the influx started !

[@mariemcloughlin1684]

I love your videos. We should be allowed to protect our native culture.

[@lavendermooncrystals9360]

it's not a matter of being allowed, it's our right as humans and the constitution that we once had, and has been destroyed by traitors

[@aliengrey6052]

Irish people are very liberal. Virtue signalling yes. I find Irish people lovely,warm and generous but you are setting yourselves up for a huge fall.

[@DympnaStefanski]

I am Irish and I am not Liberal

[@aliengrey6052]

@ glad to hear it. A lot are.

[@LightoZtriker]

Not all. I am far from a liberal.

[@maryjoyce7520]

God help Ireland.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@1000kierang]

Anyone have a few awkward moments at Christmas dinner. It's gone from its not happening 'that's a right wing conspiracy' to it is happening and that's a good thing.

[@johntease6782]

Middle East, Turkey, North Africa, Pakistan. We should not be depriving these countries of all their doctors and nurses.

[@Themanyfacesofego]

They take paradise, put up a parking lot. 🎵

[@FrancisSullivan-j7t]

Keep Ireland, Irish!!!!

[@francisjbrennan3358]

To late, Ireland is a tax haven, ruled by the EU and others, you are not a free country, owned and ruled by people you do not know.

[@richardbyrnes2135]

We are Americans of Irish ancestry. My wife’s grandmother was from East Galway near Ballinakill. We have met and visited cousins there every couple of years since 1993. We were there last in September, 2023. Over tge years we have seen and heard of the changes in your demographics. We have seen the young, bright people emigrate out of Ireland. We have experienced Dublin City change into a hectic, crime ridden place, and Galway City has lost much of its charm. The problems you describe in your videos echos much of what we experiencing here in America. But we do agree that the Left has begun to erode, and the insanity of their ideologies has been exposed. We are hopeful that President Trump will facilitate a return to normalcy; and we hope the Ireland will wake up and undergo the same positive changes. Thanks for your informative analysis of life in one of our favorite places, Ireland.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

Thanks for the nice comment.

[@LightoZtriker]

Congratulations to Americans for getting Trump’s victory and I hope that he will change minds even abroad

[@ccbarker120]

Democracy has failed the Irish I'm afraid all are singing from the same WEF Hymn sheet sad but true .

[@ivanhunter3907]

Hopefully Trump pulls the pin and Woke Mob’s spending power vanishes. I can’t buy a house, Now what’s happening, long term Polish and other Eastern groups are leaving Ireland now because they cant maintain their continuation of rented property.

[@likingraccoons]

European countries have been built successful by people with high trust and true cohesion. People that now are coming to Europe mostly come from low trust societies. It's just a fact that crime rates will rise. People from low trust countries WILL bring their own cultural norms and values with them. Cultural differences are more than just nice little things like different foods and clothing and music : they are also values, societal norms, attitudes towards other people and the system itself. The core values of an individual are internalized by the age of 10ish and they're permanent, almost unchangeable (according to sociological studies, not just me). People often say things like "but hey, look at USA, they're a melting pot of different cultures and they're doing great!" They forget that it was Europeans with european values that are behind The Constitution that USA is built upon.

[@SandraLee-ix2qd]

Actually it's not a melting pot in the USA anymore. We are balkanizi ng rapidly. Probably the country will break apart into 3 or 4 regions. Whites will very soon be a persecuted minority. Things are getting ugly.

[@liam.4454]

My dad was Irish and he'd tell me off if I ever said anything negative about diversity, I used to see it as half naive and half a bit of anger towards the English, he didn't want me to be like a right wing English person. I get that, but I think if he was Alive today, he'd be horrified at seeing how diverse Dublin for example is.

[@GlenTierney-q8c]

Love that walk in Rinville....ur 100% correct but I find people that are liberal and woke don't want to engage or even try to see an alternative point of view...and this is particularly true in mainstream media hence cancel culture! People will become more polarised on the left and right (we have no 'right' party now in ireland), this is exactly how Trump got voted in ....very soon ireland will be crying out for our own Trump political figure! Seriously. Keep up the good work...and walks!

[@heysomeone0310]

Why should the lefties listen to anyone? They get everything they want. The People get the misery, but The-People will continue to follow the progressives…the fools the fools

[@Vallata1981]

We(US) have many of the same issues that you are facing for multiple years. They dont even learn English anymore and live off our government. Stay strong, fight for your culture! It will be difficult but keep going. From USA.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

You have a lot of racial division in that country. Ireland is kinda ending up the same. 20 years ago when Africans were moving here, people thought they'd be just the same as us and we'd be on a similar wavelength but you don't see as much mingling of races as we thought. groups are kinda sticking together.

[@NFann]

Most irish including myself are more than happy for all the law abiding citizens that come from other countries. what we are annoyed and tired of is our government and the fact that they are allowing all these illegal immigrants in and not just that but they give them money from tax payers and give them free housing mean while there are thousands of homeless irish that our government don't give a sh** about, or all the people being evicted so landlords(aka politicians) can raise the prices to fleece their own country men. then we have all this woke crap about trans and forcing it down our throats and into our kids education. society today is so messed up at this point most young irish adults are just giving up

[@leestephenfitzpatrick6373]

Ireland only has to look across the irish sea to see how it's gonna end up, you're just 20 years behind us here in the UK.

[@martinroche7957]

Best thing I've ever done was leave in 83 ...

[@namelastname1085]

I completely agree with you about how in 20 years Ireland won't feel like Ireland anymore, and it's very disappointing, yes. As a millennial, I remember at the turn of the 20th century when I was about 4/5, everyone back then was giving about the amount of Polish coming into the country. A few more years passed and I noticed diversity was being promoted / encouraged almost everywhere, especially in schools. Television and media was always unrealistically diverse - almost as if the government was pushing it on us (which I honestly didn't care about), and if you asked people, most would have said it's great. To me, it was a clear sign of what's to come - not immigration but the fact that the world was going to become more diverse. But now that it's actually happening, everyone is complaining. Did people not realize what they were actually promoting? I'm not exactly trying to make any point I suppose, just my experience.

[@pablo1980r]

I only know the Irish from the North West. They are polite, friendly and unfortunately very naive. 20 years ago I was surprised that no one checked the Poles who came, and I know that there were some who came because they were running away from the Polish justice system. Usually it was petty theft, assault, maybe unpaid debts. Emigration policy must change, work permits should only be for a few years. When in 2009 I said that there are too many emigrants like me and young Irish people should not emigrate to Australia or Canada, I was perceived as backward, a few years ago as a radical right-winger and now as a rational thinker. Political correctness does not pay off. I am glad that the fear of speaking your mind has ended. Take care of your home because it is also mine. I have lived in Ireland for twenty years.

[@TheUnbrokenMan]

I know Polish that were here in the 90's and they were saying it was crazy how we let in so many so freely.

[@enzodagostini]

I agree with almost everything you say. You manage to express your ideas in a very articulate and clear way. I also admire your courage for airing your views but brace yourself for the backlash, my friend.

[@brad5378]

Canada has the same problem but we are deporting 4.9 million mostly SE Asians by the end of 2025 do to rising unemployment and lack of affordable housing. go😢od luck to Ireland.

[@joejones6842]

Once again, you need to approach this through the political system. If you control the levers of Government, the Country is yours. Stop looking in all the wrong places.