The Irish are well known as a proud people, and Ireland has had its fair share of warfare and invasion. Yet the toxic hubris of globalist politicians have begun enflaming tensions in Ireland.
This time it is not invading English armies that are threatening the island, but the importation of migrants, including scores of military aged male migrants. This has been interpreted by many of the Irish as apart of an “anti-white” agenda. Yet there is much which could back this claim.
Prime Minister Leo Varadkar recently stated “One thing I strongly agree with the deputy on, is the need to set a target to have a number of people from ethnic minorities, in areas of the public service … the civil service which is very white, including the department of equality for example, and that actually needs to change”.
The Prime Minister is very clear that “ethnic minorities” must replace white people in Irish public services. But the question is, why is this necessary in a country like Ireland?
In many post-colonial nations such as Australia and the US, the colonial and migration based history present in the nation is sufficient justification for politicians and media to encourage unsustainable mass migration. Yet in Ireland the justification seems to be similar, as many in the public sphere advocate that Ireland is historically a land of emigration. This lazy justification however is not having a strong enough effect on the consciousness of the Irish people and resentment is brewing.
Recently an Algerian migrant who was subject to a deportation order 20 years ago yet remained in Ireland, stabbed 3 children outside of a school. This was the straw that broke the camels back that then set off riots and outrage throughout Dublin. The riots were aimed at migrant domiciles initially, yet allegedly much later, Antifa began to join in and cause mayhem, setting fire to police cars and public service transportation in an effort to villainize the native Irish population and encourage censorship.
Insert Conor McGregor.
Conor McGregor is an Irish national hero and is respected and revered by many hundreds of thousands of Irish people and MMA fans across the world. A champion in the octagon and a successful businessman, Conor McGregor is one of the most popular people in the modern age.
And now he is now reportedly under investigation by Irish authorities for “online hate speech” yet weighing in on the situation in Ireland and throwing his hat in the ring to support the people and criticize the seemingly anti-Irish globalist government, doesn’t seem to be a hate crime.
What many are not told is he was also criticizing the looting of Irish shops, which some, even though some becoming widely despised for their perceived and many times documented violent and criminal acts, proceeded to begin looting and stealing during the crisis. He also criticized and condemned the attacks on first responders.
“Despicable scenes last night in Dublin City centre. People looting shops amidst the anger and rage Ireland has for the many failed policies of government. Has this regime ever had even one successful policy?” – Conor McGregor
“I do not condone last night’s riots. I do not condone any attacks on our first responders in their line of duty. I do not condone looting and the damaging of shops.” – Conor McGregor
The question remains, why is Conor now reportedly under investigation? Ireland is supposed to be a democracy, yet when a powerful and popular national hero fights for the people he is condemned and put under scrutiny?
“We are not losing any more of our woman and children to sick and twisted people who should not even be in Ireland in the first place. Call it what you want. We do not care. May God help us all. Ireland for victory.” – Conor McGregor
Alex James