Should Ireland waive it’s opt out clause and sign up for the EU’s Migration pact ? MEP Barry Andrews thinks we definitely should !

We’ve come a long way in 50 years . But maybe we’re now travelling in the wrong direction ?

Is the social contract between Ireland’s political class and it’s citizens broken ?

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So with the latest debacle in Afghanistan , is Europe about to see a new wave of migration ? And will Greece be in the forefront of the onslaught ? Or , as some have suggested , has Greece simply had enough !

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Recently the Irish Government published a much awaited white paper outlining how it’s going to handle future Asylum applications. The solution ? Give every applicant a free home within Four months of arrival. Genius !!

Youtube has said the youtube trade union, Fairtube, with over 24,000 members, is not representative of Youtubers and tried to exclude them from a crunch meeting to be held with the biggest trade union, IG Metall after IG Metall threatened Youtube with a legal “sh*tstorm” based on EU law… Once again globalist supremacist Youtube is […]

Irish MEP Clare Daly (Confederal Group of the European United Left – Nordic Green Left) has called out Guy Verhofstadt for his arrogance. “Every time I listen to EU’s Verhofstadt, I see the arrogance of the EU institutions”, she said during a debate on Brexit.

MEP Clare Daly seems to have accepted BRexit and used a BRexit debate to rather target neoliberalism, the European Union and UK Establishment. Clare Daly (Ind) said that BRexit was not about the "Crazy Brits" but about the failure of neoliberal politics in the EU and highlighted the Lisbon and Nice agreements. She also blamed soaring rents, declining wages, privatisation and undermining of public services.

Questioned on the Beef importation issue she claimed they had negotiated with farmers about prices for Beef, in a deal or no-deal BRexit scenario. Fine Gael are using Competition law to allow globalists to raid irish beef… Video: Irish Patriot

A controversial American Baptist pastor has been banned from preaching in the Netherlands or from entering Europe’s 26-state Schengen Zone, over his extreme views against the LGBT and Jewish communities. Steven Anderson, who once praised the mass shooting at a gay night club in Orlando, was due to preach in Amsterdam on May 23 as part of his European tour, which also included public events in Sweden and Ireland. Concerned over the pastor’s well-documented hate statements, gay rights advocates and a number of MPs urged the Dutch government to ban him from entering the Benelux country. ​ On Wednesday the government adopted “measures” barring the 37-year-old pastor from entering the Schengen Zone, a 26-country area of Europe where visa-free travel is allowed. The government is “taking strong action against extremist speakers who, by spreading their beliefs, restrict the freedoms of others or even incite hatred or violence” State Secretary of Justice and Se

The Schengen agreement and the current migrant-sharing mechanism are deeply flawed and need urgent fixing, French President Emmanuel Macron has said. Europe must "have borders" even if it means a smaller Schengen zone, he said. In the first major press conference since the Yellow Vest movement took off in November, Macron unveiled a range of policy measures to placate the protesters, including a proposed overhaul of the European-wide migration policy and the Schengen agreement. The embattled French leader argued that the agreement that guarantees free movement across the Schengen area, while "wonderful," does not work anymore. The same, he said, applies to the Dublin Regulation that determines which EU member-state is responsible for accepting asylum seekers. Under the current version of the agreement, which came into force in 2013 and applies to all EU member-states except Denmark, the main criteria for determining responsibility is the first point of entry. "The

Fianna Fáil had been expected to oppose legislation but just two TDs sought vote - Legislation which provides for factual objective sex education without regard to a school’s ethos has unexpectedly passed second stage in the Dáil without a vote. When Leas Cheann Comhairle Pat ‘The Cope’ Gallagher asked those in favour of a vote to stand just two TDs - Independents Michael Harty and Mattie McGrath - rose. Fianna Fáil had indicated its opposition to the Provision of Objective Sex Education Bill over concerns about its effect on schools’ ethos and about curriculum issues being set in legislation. But the party did not support a vote against the legislation. A minimum of 10 TDs must want a vote for one to take place. The Bill was introduced by Solidarity TD Paul Murphy, who claimed sex education in Ireland was “in the dark ages” and affected by a school’s religious ethos. The Bill provides for education about consent, contraception, abortion

Marion Smith is executive director of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation. Does your retirement plan or investment portfolio undermine human rights in China? For millions of Americans, the answer is yes. They unwittingly hold or benefit from investments in companies that enable the Chinese Communist Party’s oppression and imprisonment of the Uighur people. Consider two Chinese firms, Hikvision and Dahua Technology. They supply about one-third of the world’s security cameras, but in their home country, both companies have received government contracts — totaling more than $1 billion — to install a vast surveillance apparatus in the western province of Xinjiang. “The projects include not only security cameras but also video analytics hubs, intelligent monitoring systems, big data centers, police checkpoints, and even drones,” Charles Rollet wrote in June in Foreign Policy. Beijing has deployed the system to try to control the predominantly Muslim