ARE WE NOTHING MORE THAN FUTURE RELICS OF IRELAND'S PAST?
Even if we stopped migration tomorrow, the damage may be done. "Replacement Migration" is the official term that has ensured Ireland saw the fastest birth rate in the EU last year (source EUROSTAT). This is in spite of the birth rate falling for 10 consecutive years between 2012 and 2021 (source CSO). Now we are surpassing deaths, despite the spiralling excess deaths rates evident in Ireland (Source RIP.ie / CSO).
Net migration is responsible for the "fastest birth rates". Ireland saw almost 112,000 people arrive in 2022, while "natural change" meant an increase of just 22,500 people. The birth rate we're seeing is inorganic. Unnatural. Synonyms for unnatural include abnormal, unusual, or manufactured. The last word definitely applies here. In the great geographical factory of replacement migration, migrants are booming, and their birth rates are strong, while indigenous Irish are in decline, with birth rates depleting.
This is a significant problem for a small country with just under 5.2 million (not all of whom are Irish). Our culture, heritage and indigenous population are being phased out fast. Former DCU Prof Ferdinand von Prondzynski once stated that Irish people will be a minority by 2050. It is starting to look like his prediction will come true sooner. Aggressively and ruthlessly, the agenda is facilitated by our own politicians who attempt to silence any dissent through whatever means necessary.
We are being colonised once more, but this time our people are being replaced, not just killed off. Because we are white, we are not allowed to gripe about it. That in and of itself is said to be "racism".
"The Great Replacement" is in action. A derided term in the mainstream, despite being strikingly similar to the Replacement Migration one used by the statistical office of the EU. According to the CSO, 25% of babies born in 2020 had foreign born mothers. This is a staggering percentage when you consider most women of childbearing age in Ireland are still (for now) Irish. We do not know how many additional babies were born to mothers who have become naturalised Irish citizens or had Irish citizenship.
This 25% figure arose prior to the unprecedented number of people who arrived on our shores in 2022. So, we can expect to see even more stark figures in years to come.
Meanwhile Irish people are officially not having enough children to replace themselves, and abortion (regardless of individual views on it) has become a means through which indigenous numbers will further be reduced. It is promoted as an act of "empowerment". A celebrated rite of passage for many Irish women. In 2020, the same year that saw a surge in pregnancies among migrant women, 6,666 babies were aborted within Ireland.
We are told we need migration to replenish our workforce. So why does the Irish government put so many barriers in the way of Irish people when it comes to having babies. There are no incentives. No housing. Extortionate childcare fees (instead of government provided childcare), to name but two issues. The Establishment are keen to encourage abortion by supporting the removal of the sensible 3 day wait period. Then there is an increasing push for ever more "liberal" laws.
There have been almost 30,000 abortions in Ireland since 2019. The Irish Family Planning Association says the number of abortions carried out reflects that abortion is "a significant healthcare need". There is no room here to argue for or against whether it is a "healthcare need", but what it most certainly is, is another means through which to carry out The Great Replacement.
Euthanasia (Dying with Dignity Bill, 2020) will be another part of their plan, which we must intercept right now by informing the public of the reality this will bring, and what the government manipulation will look like. We must start pre empting their moves and take relevant and immediate action. This is how we vanquish them before they vanish us.
Suzie D.
www.rte.ie
