To burn or not to burn, Part 3: Reflections on Ireland’s refugee lunacy

Only two foreigner-related burnings in the last six months, two buildings destroyed by masked men with hand tools, the end of a Brother War and a battle that never happened.

Some good news: Two refugee centres have been stopped, without the need to burn them.

In Athlone, the 1,000-man camp caused repeated marches. Even local government politicians got the Council to take legal action. The court has ruled that the development is illegal, and it seems it will be closed, though this is quite possibly just a ruse. There are a few dozen refugees in the camp already.

While the court case was ongoing, there were repeated protest marches through the town to the camp. It is possible, that if there were no marches, the court would have quietly decided that the refugee camp was perfectly legal. Even the most peaceful crowd  in the world is a statement of power, and a warning to the judge: We are many, you are few!

Once, with only a few hundred people, they got around the police lines. A few young lads got into the camp itself and ran around for few minutes roaring peaceful invitations to the refugees to remigrate themselves as soon as possible.

The refugees described themselves as terrified by this. They also complain that in local shops, the staff tell them: You’re not from around here. Get the fuck out of the shop! They complain that the locals “think we are not human beings”. It seems like the three decades of multicultural propaganda we’ve had here is starting to wear off…

The second refugee centre to be stopped was in Schull, County Cork. After “long discussions” between the owners of a proposed refugee hotel and various people including local independent TD Michael Collins, the owners decided not to bother with the refugees after all. As simple as that!

It seems that the best and simplest way to stop a refugee camp popping up in your area is to have long, repeated eyeball-to-eyeball discussions with whoever has the contract for the refugees. They will probably not want to have those conversations with you, so you will have to find creative ways to enable the conversations.

The construction of many, many, many other refugee camps is continuing, despite mostly peaceful protests. Thornton Hall and Coolock in north Dublin, Clonmel and four other camps in County Tipperary and Ballina and Knock in Mayo, to list just a few. In preparation for our November election, many refugee camp projects were paused, so as to reduce the impact on the election. Now the election is over, they have resumed construction.

It seems that the pace of mass immigration has increased.

The official Catholic Church here has promoted mass migration. But the Trad Catholics are stirring. The tiny pilgrimage village of Knock is due to be enriched by hundreds of refugees. There is not as much money in Marian apparitions as there used to be, and some pilgrim hotel owners want to pivot to the billion euro refugee business. A crowd of a hundred gathered across the road from the Basilica. Speakers criticised the priest at the Basilica for preaching a nonsense sermon saying we must welcome the — obviously fake — refugees.

It must be embarrassing for the priest at Ireland’s top Marian shrine to be publicly ridiculed outside his own church by elected Kildare town councillor, Tom McDonnell.

After the speeches, the crowd walked through the village to the refugee hotel, reciting prayers. Four men carried a table with a small statue of Mary.  The Gardai were there, but they kept a very long way from us. Definitely the most restrained Garda presence on a Remigration protest. Banners with pictures of Mary, Jesus and some saint killing a dragon added beauty and drama.

Two golden brown-skinned people were in our group, and clearly enjoyed the Remigration message. At a guess, they were St Thomas Christians from Kerala, India. Anecdotally, it seems that Kerala Christians are much more honest and less violent than other Indian/Pakistani immigrants to Ireland. When the time comes to deport their Hindu and Muslim compatriots, the men from Kerala will be happy to help us…

In Belfast, Irish and British ethno-nationalists held a small, mostly peaceful Remigration demo (23.3.25). There was a pro-migration counter demo. This is the second time in a year that the Irish tricolour and the British union jack have been carried in brotherly harmony at Remigration events in Ulster. The Catholic/Protestant split in Ireland has been used to manipulate us for four centuries. The presence of the two flags in peaceful cooperation in the Great Remigration project is a sign that this particular Brother war is over.  The MSM were very careful not to mention that this protest took place.

The non-Battle of Ballaghdereen.

There was a complaint (1.11.24) made by an ethnic Irish teenage boy that he had been raped by some foreign males. The police are supposedly looking for the men, but won’t release descriptions, except to say that the rapists were “children”, not refugees and were here legally. Sounds like a UK-based Pakistani rape gang on their “Rape a Leprechaun” Emerald Isle tour, but that’s just a educated guess, not a stereotype or misinformation..

This would just be another sad story, soon to be forgotten, except for one detail: The ethnic Irish boy who was raped, was also an ethnic Irish Traveller. Travellers have a reputation for fierce fighting and long running blood feuds.

There was a huge peaceful demonstration in the small town. Candles, prayers, calls for peace and safety. Councillor Michael Frain addressed the crowd and condemned a Remigration activist present for stirring up hate around the country. Unkind commentators posted photos, supposedly of Frain, showing him as possessor of a huge curved nose and alleging he has some Jewish ancestry.

The next day, there was a smaller peaceful demo in the town. Only fifty or sixty. All completely masked and carrying various heavy hand tools. They peacefully did serious damage to one house and did minor damage to another house.

The local Gardai prudently decided to wait until the men had left before going to investigate the damage. To arrest fifty Travellers, you will need a minimum of a hundred cops, and it would take a long time to get a hundred cops to Ballaghdereen. Much simpler just to wait until the Travellers have made their point and left.

This is hugely symbolic. This is the Gardai surrendering to Remigration protestors. If we outnumber the available Garda ten to one, we all have masks on and stout sticks and tools in our hands, give the impression that we are not to be trifled with and hint that we have some Traveller genetics … they won’t come near us.

They used the riot squad in Newtown Mount Kennedy and elsewhere. But they knew the protest was coming, they knew they were facing unarmed women and children and they had time to send the riot squad down.  The masked protest in Ballaghdereeen was totally unannounced and it was “men only”.

A few weeks later, an empty pub in Ballaghdereen went on fire. Badly damaged. If it is connected to the refugee or the Perfectly Legal Pakistani teen rapist business, nobody is saying anything. Perhaps it’s just good old “Jewish lightning” — insurance fraud?

Irish Travellers were nicer, back in the day. Sure, they might steal a chicken or take some quality tools from the shed you foolishly left unlocked  or seduce the wife that you foolishly left unsupervised. But they could sing and dance, they had lovely caravans, great style, worked with horses and made and fixed tin pots. That’s why we used to have the lovely word “tinkers”. They worked the harvests. They were useful, and not particularly violent or dangerous. That was then.

Then modernisation, the welfare state, and drugs and TV. Now they are much more violent, heavily into fraud, drugs and intimidation. There were even a few ethnic Irish traveller lads convicted of keeping homeless people as slaves in England! They do dirty jobs for rich men: evictions, property development scams, security and they even are making money from the billion euro refugee accommodation business.

It’s possible the Rape of Ballaghdereen will be the start of a blood feud between Irish Travellers and Pakistanis. If this happens, this will be good for the Travellers, good for the rest of us Irish and even good for the Pakistanis. Traveller men will stop committing suicide and overdosing: you can’t be at that when there’s a blood feud going on. They’ll stop behaving badly to us Irish and start behaving badly to the Pakistanis. The Pakistanis will get bored of Traveller harassment and peacefully remigrate back to the sunshine and mangoes of dear old Pakistan.

Readers who want comedy updates on Ireland-UK migration madness should check out Derek Domino‘s online channel. Some accuse him of Freemason membership, based on his display of the number 33 at the start of his videos, but this is flimsy evidence to hang the guy. He tells us how grim things are, which might be construed as a black pill. But he also makes fun of our Naked Emperors, shows how easy Remigration is and inspires us to take action appropriate to our station in life. His skit “Remigration, Irish style” is top class comedy