Liberty Strikes

Thousands of Irish people marched across Dublin to say no to the Irish government's immigration policy. Ireland is full of unwanted illegal migrants that consume way too of our public resources. We need access to affordable housing and better public services like policing.

I went to a conference about women's rights, held by the lovely organisation called The Countess. Outside Antifa tried blocking the entrance but I got through.

In the quaint village of Newtownmountkennedy, County Wicklow, a peaceful protest took an alarming turn as participants were confronted with aggressive policing tactics. This video discusses the startling moments when law enforcement officers escalated their response, deploying disproportionate measures against demonstrators who were protesting local political issues. Eyewitness footage and interviews with participants underscore the gravity of the situation, revealing how charges brought against protesters appear to be baseless and driven by political motives rather than actual offences. The video aims to bring awareness to the concerns of the protesters and the broader issues of political policing in Ireland.

https://www.thejournal.ie/eoin-o-broin-sinn-fein-housing-interview-6136412-Aug2023/ Ó Broin wants to see government targets for new homes independently reassessed and greatly increased, with a much larger focus given to public housing. “We also know that most independent expert advice from academics, from industry, and non-governmental agencies estimate that we need at least 50,000 new homes a year,” Ó Broin said. In his view, more than half of the new homes that are required need to be public homes. ‘Increased Adoption of Modern Methods of Construction in Public Housing Delivery’. “Whatever minutes you want to be able to walk around, I don’t mind. But I prefer the idea of people being able to live within walking distance of where they work, where they play, and where they educate,” Ó Broin said.

Witness the strength of community as 3,000 to 4,000 residents of Dublin, in a vibrant working-class neighborhood in Dublin, come together in a peaceful but firm protest. The heart of their concern is the proposed construction of an asylum centre directly across from a beloved children's entertainment facility. This video captures the essence of the march that extended all the way to the local police station, showcasing the unity and determination of the people of Coolock. The residents have initiated a 24-hour blockade, standing in solidarity to voice their concerns and protect what they consider the heart of their community. Through interviews, chants, and the peaceful march, this video portrays not just a single event, but a significant moment in the life of a community standing up for its beliefs and safety concerns. As you watch, you'll be taken through the streets of Coolock, hearing directly from those who call it home. They share not just their fears and concerns, but also their hope for a resolution that respects the needs and safety of all involved. This is not just a protest; it's a profound statement about community, solidarity, and the power of collective voice. Join us in witnessing the strength of Coolock as it says "no" to the challenges facing their community, and yes to unity, safety, and the wellbeing of their children and future generations.

In a groundbreaking move that has captured the world's attention, the newly elected president of Argentina has taken bold steps to address the nation's longstanding housing crisis. This Rumble video delves into the innovative approach that combines significant reductions in government size with sweeping deregulations in the housing market. By cutting through the red tape that has historically hampered the rental market, the Argentine government has paved the way for an explosion in the housing market.

https://www.electoralcommission.ie/referendums/referendum-information/what-are-you-being-asked-to-decide-on/#FamilyAmendment Arguing to vote no no in the upcoming referendum on family and care. The wording doesnt make any sense as the government doesnt make any sense.

"According to Ireland's Department of Health, the Human Tissue Bill introduces a soft opt-out system of consent for organ donation. Under this system, consent for organ donation will be deemed unless the person has, while alive, registered his/her wish not to become an organ donor after death." https://www.irishcentral.com/news/irish-organ-donation

After over year of campaigning hard across Ireland, the Irish government is bringing in more border controls. We're not far-right, we're right so far.

5,000 - 10,000 Irish patriots march through Dublin city centre to protest against the housing crisis, the government's immigration policy, and calling for a No vote for the referendum to remove mothers from the constitution. The Irish government told the march to go up to O'Connell Street to meet government organisations to incite violence. After the rally, the police attacked the protesters and arrested political opponents.

With the housing crisis, rapid poverty increasing, homelessness, and crime. Ireland is broken. The plan to fix Ireland. 1. Man the blockades. 2. Elect to reps. 3. Equal rights for all Irish people.

My ranty review of The Marvels. I liked it. I dont really care about woke stuff in silly movies.

Irish people cant use their white privilege to stay alive in the frost.

Sound Of Freedom is emotionally disturbing in a good way. Please push it out o all your friends.

What would you do If you were asked to give up your dreams for freedom? What would you do If asked to make the ultimate sacrifice? Would you think about all them people Who gave up everything they had? Would you think about all them war vets And would you start to feel bad? Freedom isn't free It costs folks like you and me And if we don't all chip in We'll never pay that bill Freedom isn't free No, there's a hefty fuckin' fee And if you don't throw in your buck o' five Who will? What would you do If someone told you to fight for freedom? Would you answer the call Or run away like a little pussy? Cause the only reason that you're here Is 'cause folks died for you in the past So maybe now it's your turn To die kicking some ass

An idea for a charity to house the Irish. I was sparring and this idea came to me. Why not setup a charity to help house Irish workers? We can check their nationality and they ave to produce interesting social media content.

Malta is such a great country. It is a strong culture that has protected it's people from invaders.

Libertarian Gael - Irish Libertarianism for the Fighting Irish An Irish person who embraces both Gael culture and libertarian culture. Also known as Irish libertarianism. More like Austrian libertarianism than American libertarianism. Culturally nationalist and a small state enjoyer.

Who knew lockdowns and mass immigration would leade to rioting? Yeah everyone. Looting is bad and we need to moderate the protests. But stabbing children is worse.