Immigration explodes as by-election issue in Ireland

Our former leader, Bertie Ahern,  (Taoiseach from 1997-2008) has criticised the amount of immigration and singled out Africans while canvassing in Dublin.

“But the ones I worry about are the Africans. I agree with you on the Africans. We can’t be taking in people from the Congo and all these places. I think there’s too many from those places,”. He also expressed concern about second generation Muslims.

He was speaking to one of Our Gals at her front door and she was secretly recording him.

Bertie was condemned for his remarks by the usual suspects. Lefties allege that he is trying to harvest anti-immigration votes. It is unlikely that any anti-immigration voters will vote for his Fianna Fail party. They were in charge for the first wave of mostly Polish immigration twenty years ago and they are in government now as the Africans and UK Pakistani rape gangs swarm in.

Back then, Eamonn Rothwell, the possibly Jewish boss of Irish Ferries sacked all but one of the 600 “Irishes” working in the company and replaced them with cheaper and more arrogant East Europeans. (They are definitely not Polish and seem to be Russian speakers from the Baltic states). Trade unions held a huge protest march. Bertie sneered at the whingers, said there was lots of work available for the Irish and told a trade union meeting that those complaining should “commit suicide”. The trade union worthies chortled with laughter.

Bertie has since said that he has no problem with people coming in through the visa and refugee schemes. He even said that his Negrophobic remarks were intended to “calm” the situation.

It’s probably just typical psychopath behaviour: Tell them what they want to hear.

Only last week the MSM were assuring us that nobody mentioned immigration to politicians canvassing for votes in the Dublin Central and Galway West by-elections.

Councillor Malachy Steenson, former member of the (Marxist) Worker’s Party, has criticised mass immigration repeatedly, but MSM almost totally ignore him. [malachy.ie]

In contrast Gerry “The Monk” Hutch, retired bank robber and supposed Robin Hood, is given lavish MSM publicity whenever he opens his mouth. Rex Ryan even wrote a play about him, and it played for four nights to a packed house.

Hutch supported working immigrants in his general election run in 2024 but this time he also called for illegal immigrants to be interned in camps, clearly a deliberate attempt to capture the pro-Hitler vote..

TheJournal.ie reports:

Asked by [anti-migration Dublin councillor ] Pepper whether the government should deport “undocumented migrants” and close the borders, Hutch said those “brought into the country” should be detained.

“The illegal ones… should be all interned,” Hutch told Pepper.

“They’re coming in through England and France and are mooching their way into Southern Ireland because it’s a freebie and they’re getting paid,” Hutch added.

“They should be put in the Curragh Camp, in camps, until they’re sorted.

“They should be fed, and not given any money, not given any houses,” Hutch added.

Hutch spoiled the effect by welcoming immigrants who “work”.

“The other people that are coming in from foreign countries, from India and all that type of stuff, genuine people coming in — bring your toolbox, you are more than welcome,” Hutch said.

“We don’t want our kids working in McDonald’s. We need foreign nationals coming in for them jobs, whether we like it or not,” he said, adding that “we’re gone too posh”.

The recording of Bertie Ahern, taken about a week before it was released online, starts with the woman asking if the canvassers have any important people with them. The canvasser obligingly calls Bertie over.

The Examiner reports:

She raised concerns about “globalism” and the “hordes of foreigners coming into our country”.

“Can we not close our borders?” she asked. “Can we not be like Poland, and have safe, clean streets?

“All these people coming in. The Indians, that have a space programme, all these Muslims have 47 countries. All these Africans that have a massive continent and massive natural resources.”

When the woman said to Mr Ahern that the people coming in “don’t give a shit about Ireland”, he responded “no”.

“I think there are too many coming in,” Mr Ahern said. “I think we have to take some in. I have no problems with the Ukrainians. In fairness, Russia moved in, and [there is] war in their country.

“But a lot of the Ukrainians are going back now. We still have a lot of Poles here.

“But the ones I worry about are the Africans. I agree with you on the Africans. We can’t be taking in people from the Congo and all these places. I think there’s too many from those places.”

When asked about Muslim people, Mr Ahern said he does not “worry about this generation”, but he does worry about the “next generation and the kids growing up”.

“That’s when I think the problem will be. I said this to [justice minister] Jim O’Callaghan. That’s where the problem comes,” Mr Ahern said.

The woman accused him of not sticking up for the Irish.

“I’ll always speak up for the Irish … I’ve always done my best for Ireland,” says Ahern as he leaves. The woman calls him a liar.

Our Gal also raised concerns about transgenderism and hate speech laws.

The Galway West and Dublin Central by-elections will be held on May 22 and will almost certainly be rigged to ensure the election of pro-foreigner politicians. If the rig works, Galway Nigerian Helen Ogpu will be the first African ever in the Irish parliament.

In Dublin Central, the riggers might go for Daniel Ennis, a refugee-loving Social Democrat. His father was a getaway driver for Gerry Hutch back in the day and allegedly pushed a bleeding colleague out of a getaway car, leaving him to die on the street. Young Ennis says he only found out about his father’s criminal career when he was 18.

If anyone reading this is a voter, you are urged to vote, to take a photo of your completed ballot paper and to post that online in an effort to make rigging the election more complicated for the riggers.

Beir Bua!

Detailed, uncensored discussion of Irish politics can be found ón sarsfieldsvirtualpub.com. This writer posts as Diarmuid.