Episode 113: Put The Dáil On Strike
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Ireland needs one thing right now: a landslide shift at the next election toward candidates who stand for Free Speech, Fair Borders, and Full Sovereignty. It is wise to think about what exactly we should do once we have a large pool of such candidates elected, but that question is actually not as urgent, and can even wait for when we are in the Dáil. Even if we did nothing for a few months while we figured it all out, that would be far better than what we are currently dealing with in the form of this rogue government at war with its own people and daily dropping more and more the pretence of representative democracy. Imagine if the Dáil went on strike and did nothing . . . wow, sounds good, right? Let’s do it.
So, we must get a bunch of us elected who oppose the Hate Speech Bill, mass immigration, and the various attempts to offshore our sovereignty such as the WHO Pandemic Treaty and EU Migration Pact. How do we do this? Many voices are saying we must not “split the vote” and so must all unite into a single coaltion or super-party; however, I think this is not the best strategy and is based on a misunderstanding of the dynamics at play. Unless I am mistaken (please tell me in the comments if I am!) then actually the more candidates there are running who stand for Free Speech, Fair Borders and Full Sovereignty, the better it is. So long as we ensure the voters know who all such candidates in their constituency are, and so long as they list them all in their preferences, then the “splitting the vote” threat will not apply, and any eliminated good candidate will simply have their votes transferred to another good candidate - and the establishment candidates will gain nothing from it. And by doing this, we extend our reach to voters who may be triggered by some aspects of the various nationalist parties/candidates and would otherwise turn away from us and vote for some status quo candidate or no-one at all; but instead by flooding the system with various kinds of candidates with varying philosophies, personalities and backgrounds, we appeal to far more people and yet all this vast pool of candidates will be united on the core three issues, and so we will all be delighted for the present moment to have any of them elected.
We need unity, but I do not think merging parties will help us; I believe our unity must be in the form of a voting coalition standing for Free Speech, Fair Borders, Full Sovereignty. We simply need some kind of a website directory which lists all parties and all candidates in every constituency who have signed on and sworn to defend these three policies, and then we need each candidate and party to constantly reminds their supporters to vote #1 for themselves but also vote #2, 3, 4, etc. to EVERYONE else on that list. Ireland thus has a fighting chance this election to achieve our glorious victory against this tide of injustice. We need only set aside our disagreements about the lesser issues, to the extent that we will tell our supporters, friends and family to vote for everyone on the list of patriots, no matter whether some of their beliefs jar with us. Because only such unity will save our way of life.
I myself will be running in Dublin Bay North under the banner of my new political party, Gaelic Awakening, whose core policies are the three stated above. We need 300 members in order to officially register, so please go to www.gaelicawak... and become a member (for free). If we cannot be registered in time, I will be running as an Independent. Reach out to me at info@gaelicawakening.ie if you have questions or suggestions, and if at all possible please consider making a financial contribution via the website, or if my words resonate and you wish to get directly involved, I would be honoured to discuss your being a Gaelic Awakening candidate in your local constituency. The only qualifications are that you are honest, have common-sense, can communicate the need for our three core policies and you love Ireland and the Irish enough to work hard without fear of failure, gratefully.
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God save Ireland 🙏
Out of the EU 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪✝️🙏🙏
😂😂😂😂😂
The three Fs:
Free speech.
Fair borders.
Full sovereignty.
I like it 👏👊
You do know you're talking about Eire qitting the EU don't you? Esp. the full sovereignty bit. BTW you have my total agreement.
@@GeorgesDupont-do8pe Most likely yes it will come to leaving the EU (if the EU doesn't collapse first), which is unfortunate because it's a big task to persuade enough Irish people that this is wise. But actually the first step I advocate is organising and campaigning to reform the EU. If this is met with total resistance, then onto leaving. Like a toxic relationship, we can give them a chance to find their heart, but then we must be strong and leave if they are unwilling/unable to change.
I think a single change of law would be enough to make the EU an institution worth staying in: namely, renegotiate our involvement such that Irish law overrules EU law whenever they come into conflict. Currently it's the opposite. If Irish law was supreme (isn't it obvious in our hearts that it should be?) then the EU could make whatever rules it wanted but we could just basically veto them for our own society. This would sacrifice the standardisation drive the EU so loves, in exchange for massively boosting the democratic nature of the EU, which has grown to be awfully technocratic, autocratic and beyond anything envisioned when Irish people first voted to enter a European trade network back in the 70s. And if Brussels knew we could overrule anything, they would be forced to actually talk to us and try to persuade us with logic and reason to get on board certain initiatives.
If such a renegotiation could prove successful (say if the EU gets desperate as it starts to splinter) then Ireland could pave the way for other member nations to demand the same reform, and the whole EU could be redeemed into a force for good.
But as I say, given the corporate control over the helm of the EU, it seems more likely that this first stage will simply serve to show Ireland and the world that we did our best to make this work, and that the other party were not who they were pretending to be. But whatever path we take, every nation has the right to govern itself and this includes joining or leaving any agreement with other nations or groups thereof.
@@rendezvouswithjamiemcglue Good luck. I await with interest your progress, especially after what happened in the UK. It occurs to me this is a problem happening all over Europe. A reform root and branches would be fine idea, but there is an alternative that like minded sovereign nations set up their own trading block like the one we voted for in the '70s, and constrain its limits with a constitution immediately rather than wait 40-odd years before getting Giscard d'Estaing (!) to try it.
Well said.
Free Speech
Fair borders
Ireland for the Irish.
God bless the Irish people 🇮🇪🙏🇮🇪
@16
totally agree, flood the system with candidates - close down dail.....
20/07/2024
That’s why all Patriots have to vote as a block
Patriots, thats a joke! Nope you people are nuts and we won’t allow you to destroy our country!!
Absolutely, but how exactly do we organise this? I advocate a more decentralised coordination. This is my response to another comment here just now:
But if we only run a single nationalist party (even if we manage to overcome that obstacle of uniting) I worry many people who would vote for a nationalist candidate would instead vote globalist/status quo, because one or more of the groups/people involved in the super-party triggers them in regard to some sacred cow they can't be rational about. The danger of centralising the nationalist movement (besides a single target being easier for globalists to infiltrate, subvert and attack) is that it may reduce our ability to reach out to people who are on the fence in order to get the 5 minutes of their time we need to make them realise that they have been misled and lied to. We need lots of different voices who can appeal to the various sections of Irish society and opinion, who then swiftly lead the conversation from where the listener agrees to the core point that we need to defend free speech, borders and sovereignty. Once this is done, then the candidate/party needs only to persuade the listener (who already has a favourable open mind to them) that they must unite in giving a mere preference on the ballot to those other parties /candidates who vow to defend these three things.
Above all right now we need to reach out to those who usually don't vote or usually vote status quo; preaching to the choir isn't enough. I think it will be more successful for winning seats if nationalists allow an organic decentralisation of the movement, with many parties and candidates who are united only in passion for Ireland and agreement on the core principles of defending free speech, borders and sovereignty. I think the formal structure should simply be that we all sign on for membership of a coalition which retains the separate party names and structures but which requires an oath to uphold free speech, fair borders and full sovereignty; loose enough a definition but tight enough that globalists can't sign on without completing doing a 180 turn. The only danger I see with decentralisation is if the voters fail to educate themselves on the names of the patriotic true nationalist candidates running in their constituency and so fail to give preferences to all of them. But isn't providing this information via a massive grassroots outreach campaign easier and overall less risky than everyone uniting into a single group whose talking points, leaflets, posters, website, newsletters, podcasts etc. would all have to be somehow united into a unified message with a single leadership executive?
My own party, Gaelic Awakening, is for now still small, but if I were to sign up to Nationalist Alliance, presuming they would have me, I wonder how much of my principles, policies, irreverent style and frequent swan dives into spiritual tangents would be appreciated or allowed by party leadership. It seems to me wisest that we allow the organic flourishing of many voices, which is in line with the tribal decentralisation of our ancestors; but similar to our ancestors we ensure a certain minimalist central structure which can provide symbolic unity. This I think should be a coalition/group which simply has a website listing all the parties and candidates in each constituency who have vowed to defend free speech, borders and sovereignty; and this group would also organise an education campaign via social media, radio and knocking on doors, to ensure everyone knows all the candidates they must give preferences to, and who to ignore. If the voters are organised by the candidates, I think we'll have a healthier democracy and a big victory.
Educating people about the importance of numbering their preferences in order of 1 through 14 is key to preventing spoiled votes 👍
Yes, more education is vital now. However, we only need to number those candidates we wish to give a vote to, so even listing 1, 2 and 3 would be a valid vote. This is very important to note, because not only must we give preferences to EVERY candidate standing for Free Speech, Fair Borders and Full Sovereignty, but we also mustn't give votes to ANY establishment candidates opposed to all these. Even if we list them 13th, there is a real chance in a late round of counting that this vote will be given to them, just as if it were our #1
100% agree.
💯👍 All true Agree totally Thank You 🙏💯🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
I'm up for this. We had no government for a few months back in 2016 and everything ran fine. The civil servants run the administration and so having a mix of independents would be great.
Fully agree there's decent irish men out there to vote for
Can trigger a vote by petitioning for one
People's party
The problem is this, most of the population obeyed the lockdowns, propaganda and lined up for the shots over the last 4 years. I’m pretty sure they’d do it again.
More people have woken up since 2020, we need to keep pressing with the conversation.
Naive beyond belief.. Irish.
Leave the offending parties off the ballot ...do not give a preference to them
100%
@@Bix21-z3f yep very important, numbers only for the good guys, blank boxes for the others
To think many people do not understand this astonishes me..
@@Prodrive1I know hundreds and I live in a small town😢
Fully agree. We need to join forces
Dolores Webster candidate in locals for ballyfermot/driminagh, almost got there , but with the help of the ballyfermot/driminagh/walkinstown,/bluebell/Crumlin cherryorchard inchicore, ++++u can make a difference to clean out the swamp a nationalist a dedicated Irish mother of 2 that has Ireland in her ❤️ first , free speach, fair borders ,sovereignty, Let's support one another.
100% agree
Thank you Sir.
Really good advice.
Jamie is bang on the button" give him a vote guys and girls" I admire his attention to detail and onesty, fairness👍
Totally agree with you
At last, someone who is ggenuinely save Ireland from disaster !!
Yes I agree with you here!
Totally agree
I'm giving you a like anyhow for talking intelligently about the voting system, and explaining it.
You have to take into account the fact that nationalists are not organised.
We need the younger generation to vote, a big percentage did not vote.
Shame on them
IREXIT 🇮🇪
TIME to LEAVE the EU & GET IRELAND BACK.
That is the most ridiculous statement I’ve ever read..Nope, not going to happen and seeing as you are English, you should know better!!
PBP want to ally with SF. Be careful of a Left alliance as happened in France
People Before Profit who campaigned full on for the Abortion Industry want to team up with sin Féin the Great Replacment Party that should work out as zero votes!
Radical left at that... appalling. All traitors.
Yes yes I agree 💯% Dolores Webster candidate in Dublin South Central
The element of surprise; ambitious and practical local movements based on natural law. I am a member of Gaelic Awakening ❤
So well said!! If only it could happen this way. Strategy is key.
Thank you for your sound advice! Hopefully people are paying attention. Please keep speaking out for us!!
registered now and sent it to my family.
Everything you say is correct...but look at the last voting...too many Irish people seem literally unaware about what is happening in the country because of media blackout on migrant numbers. Middle class and rich areas are not being impacted NOW but its only a matter of time. I can only pray people wake up
I warned people 20 years ago that economic migrants would flood Ireland. I was laughed at... they aint laughing now!
@@Prodrive1
No one is laughing...
@@eileengibson1874 Crying now as it is way out of control and damn dangerous.
Totaly agree" vote out the negatives, and the useless in government,, shut it down , and get candidates in who actually and genuinely want to do good✌️ take Ireland back .
I honestly think the Irish know exactly how to vote, but the system doesnt allow a fair vote. Designed by those in power to keep those in power.....in power. The Irish people at a massive level want change, but the voting result is the same every single time. Why exactly?
I agree. The elections are rigged and hundreds of thousands of illegals were illegally given the right and the instruction to out vote the natives in the locals.
Communisim
Yes, we have to educate how to vote without spoiling it..
We tried that already with the local elections, it didn't work. The vote was split and became ineffective. People want change, realistically we won't get that with weak and smaller party's. I like the idea of focusing on the main issues and gathering the total vote myself. Don't confuse people with too many options again. They need to be singing from the same hymn sheet and get their act together quickly, before the general election. Make the choice clear, stop muddying the water.
We need advice from educated people. Smart voting is the way for us
All sounds good . Certainly the people that are in the know must come up with the best strategy for maximum effect . They will have my vote .
The way this un elected government got in was on other peoples votes, so from now on its only one person only i vote for. I wouldn't take that chance again
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Judging by the European elections most Irish people will continue to vote for the mainstream parties. The right of centre grouping is fragmented and divided between several small parties. As things stand nothing will change. Europe is headed for another five years of the same trends with von der Leyen’s re-election. Increasing numbers of ordinary people are going to question the value of democracy, increasing numbers will question the value of the European project. But despite their discontent the political elite will largely remain untouchable….unless?
Your comment suggests you haven't a clue how the EU even works.
Von Der Leyan has no power, she does what the 27 governments tell her to do.
Out of EU is important.
We need to stop paying voluntary income tax.
protest the Central Bank.
@@sky-magentatyr5234 start with not paying voluntary income tax, it's a voluntary contribution to the state. Voluntary not compulsory to pay
@@katinss9983 Genuine question: can you please provide a source/reading material? I've heard this elsewhere but never done the deep digging yet to find out the truth of it.
And indeed the central banks are at the core of our problems; yet I believe we must make their high-level operators understand that their best future is also in a return to justice. They will lose certain luxuries and exclusivities but will regain their souls and a world of mindblowing beauty.
Totally agree 👍
At last… A man with a plan ! The 3Fs great idea. Commentators here add 7 words to help algorithm, like & subscribe. Time is short. ERIN GO BRAUGH, ERIN ABU !
Thank you! The 3Fs for Éireann álainn.
I don't think anyone is saying it's mainly about splitting the vote, it's about resources. Many council seats out west didn't have candidates while areas in Dublin had many candidates.
Good point! Thank you. But I do think a loose coalition of patriotic candidates and parties could a) educate voters on how to vote without spoiling it, b) educated the voters on who to give preferences to, and c) collaborate to ensure at least someone in the coalition is running for every seat (meaning a 5-seater constituency must have 5 of our people on offer for the voters of Ireland). Seems that we can have every advantage of a full-on political party union but without any of the drawbacks of a union.
Yes put all egos aside and band together,block the traitors forever.
12:20 This is what is needed.
Irish People must Unite ,and save our Country .
Nobody here yet has the balls.
Well said 👏 👌
Free Ireland 🇮🇪
Absolutely.
Bring back article 48 asap, into the constitution
The 3F, Fight For Freedom
Nationalist parties shluld makw sure to have enough candidates in each constituency.
I’ve been saying this for a long time. The scales of justice has veered too far to one side. I’m voting for the other side in order to balance the scales into the future. I agree the vote gets watered down it’s important to educate on the actual vote system, also voter apathy needs to be addressed
Akso must be wary of Ff and Fg TD's presenti g themselves as independents. They will always support their initial parties policies when the chips are down
4:20 "Get the supporters organised" - you say this blithely as if it's easy.
Our people are falling for this "no preferences" BS going round.
When is the next election?
Also can ireland make a law that they can deport whoever they want?
Even leave eu if they have to,
Irish are being pushed to this,the whole world is
what is full sovereignty though is that leaving the EU,which i think it is however the parties have different approaches to that issue with IFP for irexit and the other parties like NP and Ireland first having a more cautious approach to leaving the EU.Thats difficult to square the other two not so much as they 're is more of a consensus on those points.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
What like Britain, they have a worse immigration problem than we do.
You honestly haven't a clue.
@@Joseph13163 Good question, I think we need to rally round the concept / principle of Full Sovereignty, but exactly what it entails is a messy business. I'd say for now we need to do whatever will practically put the brakes on these insane policies trying to transform Ireland at top speed. So I think that means for now working within the EU and trying to reform it, while simultaneously working to reform Ireland itself (much more important) and then if the EU fails to change its ways (as unfortunately seems likely) then we can campaign to leave, with the ability to say we tried to work with it but it's beyond redemption. Hopefully by the election in 2030ish we'll be in a position where leaving the EU will be more acceptable to the country at large, and parties can campaign for that if it seems wise. Until then, I advocate maximising Irish sovereignty (and sovereignty for every other member state, like Hungary, Denmark, etc.) within the framework of the European Union. I think that should be something IFP can get on board with, even though they will also go further and endorse an immediate exit. Again, it's all about practically benefitting Ireland.
@@rendezvouswithjamiemcglue Thanks for replying to my comment.Thats seems very sensible .There may be an honourable mention Military and political neutrality,ireland should have the ability to defend itself which at present we do not have,but the current noises from the government are not for that its all about defending europe not ireland .
Yous could help the people if everyone promising the 3Fs put 3F bedide their name, it would cut out a lot of reading ect
Good idea !
Voting changes sweet fuck all!
Wrong.
Possibly - I haven't seen conclusive evidence that the system isn't secretly rigged somehow - but for now my best shot is taking action as if it isn't rigged, and we'll find out how things look after the election. It's all about practical baby steps forward.
We need one Nationalist Party. The more you split the vote, the liklier it is that the Globalist party will win on the first count.
But if we only run a single nationalist party (even if we manage to overcome that obstacle of uniting) I worry many people who would vote for a nationalist candidate would instead vote globalist/status quo, because one or more of the groups/people involved in the super-party triggers them in regard to some sacred cow they can't be rational about. The danger of centralising the nationalist movement (besides a single target being easier for globalists to infiltrate, subvert and attack) is that it may reduce our ability to reach out to people who are on the fence in order to get the 5 minutes of their time we need to make them realise that they have been misled and lied to. We need lots of different voices who can appeal to the various sections of Irish society and opinion, who then swiftly lead the conversation from where the listener agrees to the core point that we need to defend free speech, borders and sovereignty. Once this is done, then the candidate/party needs only to persuade the listener (who already has a favourable open mind to them) that they must unite in giving a mere preference on the ballot to those other parties /candidates who vow to defend these three things.
Above all right now we need to reach out to those who usually don't vote or usually vote status quo; preaching to the choir isn't enough. I think it will be more successful for winning seats if nationalists allow an organic decentralisation of the movement, with many parties and candidates who are united only in passion for Ireland and agreement on the core principles of defending free speech, borders and sovereignty. I think the formal structure should simply be that we all sign on for membership of a coalition which retains the separate party names and structures but which requires an oath to uphold free speech, fair borders and full sovereignty; loose enough a definition but tight enough that globalists can't sign on without completing doing a 180 turn. The only danger I see with decentralisation is if the voters fail to educate themselves on the names of the patriotic true nationalist candidates running in their constituency and so fail to give preferences to all of them. But isn't providing this information via a massive grassroots outreach campaign easier and overall less risky than everyone uniting into a single group whose talking points, leaflets, posters, website, newsletters, podcasts etc. would all have to be somehow united into a unified message with a single leadership executive?
My own party, Gaelic Awakening, is for now still small, but if I were to sign up to Nationalist Alliance, presuming they would have me, I wonder how much of my principles, policies, irreverent style and frequent swan dives into spiritual tangents would be appreciated or allowed by party leadership. It seems to me wisest that we allow the organic flourishing of many voices, which is in line with the tribal decentralisation of our ancestors; but similar to our ancestors we ensure a certain minimalist central structure which can provide symbolic unity. This I think should be a coalition/group which simply has a website listing all the parties and candidates in each constituency who have vowed to defend free speech, borders and sovereignty; and this group would also organise an education campaign via social media, radio and knocking on doors, to ensure everyone knows all the candidates they must give preferences to, and who to ignore. If the voters are organised by the candidates, I think we'll have a healthier democracy and a big victory.
@@rendezvouswithjamiemcglue Too many chiefs, not enough Indians. Don't split the vote is my principle.
Need eirexit
Go n-éirí leat.
Ireland for the Irish ✝️❤️🇮🇪