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Yes I was there alright, I took the video you can see on one of the threads there.

There was also a small TCD Palestinian march, which went the opposite direction up O'Connell St just after the other huge one passed. The TCD one - which had no Irish flags or insignia at all - was about two buses long on one lane of the two or three on that side of O'Connell St, tiny then in...

You have your first follower now as well!

Biggest crowd I think ever seen at an anti mass migration protest in Ireland, big policing presence as well.

The heading should read "The government have decided to make it appear as if they are opposed to mass migration". The actual policy will stay the same, because thats what the Globalists want and they run Ireland, but they will have images of deportations, and crooked statistics, and many...

Well where is your home do you mind me asking? There are a lot of government agents running around complaining that support in the Balldebob protests is attracting 'foreigners' from Ballymaglash, etc, don't mind those guys!

I do anyway, I think these protests are the most important thing happening now in modern Ireland, and I hope everybody supports them to the best of their ability.

Yes hermit, that rapid response by somebody, saying the attackers were hardworking citizens oppressed by Irish teenagers, was very predictable. Of course the powers that be will move in rapidly with their ready explanation, as you say, for which there doesn't seem a lot of evidence.

Yes its happening in other parts of Europe, I cannot help thinking it is worse and more sudden in Ireland right now though, and we should probably just fight the battle in front of us?

I am sorry I am going to continue to refer to the Irish race, which of course exists!

Yes you would have to agree with what he says. The people on these committees around Ireland should not, under any circumstances, be making 'outsiders', i.e. Irish people from some other part of the country, feel unwelcome. Definitely not, completely wrong to do that, obviously its a national...

Anyway I agree with David, you cannot become Irish in one generation like that. If I was born in Tokyo, had all the papers and lived there for ages, I still wouldn't be Japanese, nor my children. And I don't understand how people can treat Irish nationality with less respect than the Japanese one.