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It's not right wing extremism to be opposed to mass immigration. Our system is ripe for international exploitation. In principle it sounds great to provide asylum to people seeking international protection- we should do that to a small extent that our infrastructure allows. The problem is that a large proportion of those seeking "protection" are really economic migrants, which we really have absolutely no reason to take in large quanitities due to existing pressures on our health and housing infrastructure.
I think you'll find the vast majority IPAs are not "economic migrants". If they were, then the common sense approach is tax them and put them to work the way Irish economic migrants get taxed.
Irelands problem is we handed over €62billion to AIB and BoI who then went on to evict people from their homes all while nobody blinked an eye.
Had the Irish public been 10% as angry with the banks as they are with a foreigner getting to sleep in a tent in Dublin, we wouldn't have this issue.
Sorry to see the end of Ireland as we used to know it. Now past the tipping point.
Was that the time in the late 1980s when I graduated and set up in business and
1. most of my college mates were heading to UK to get a job
2. interest rates were at 18%
3. unemployment rate was 20%
4. we had 3 general elections in 15 months
5. we were debating about getting the IMF in and declaring bankruptcy
6. Bishop Eamonn Casey was in his pomp welcoming the Pope to Galway racecourse
7. Fr Michael Cleary was preaching the benefits of celibacy whilst recording radio programmes with his son in the studio
Oh yes, they were fun times. The good old days.🤔
Ah yes, the good old days... I left school in 1978 and took up a trade (crash repair). Luckily, I was never short of work through the 80's and 90's, but all around me I could see the bleaker picture. Driving past the dole office in Cork on signing day, the queues were mind boggling. Half the lads I went to school with were scattered around the world. Some have come back since, others never made it home.
@terrygorry Yes the old Freestate, run by the same corrupt Political Parties then as now,
I could be well pissed tonight if I had a € for every time I've seen somebody online post "get yourselves over to Coolock lads!" while claiming it's all a local kick off. Pot stirring by a tiny minority of 'patriots', an insult to Ireland and the Irish.
@@billcollins6705 so Coolock people aren't the right kind of Irish, they're not respectable and welcoming to random military aged men who bring a woman hating ideology with them? Got it
The blindest are those who do not want to see,Ireland is going to the dogs, ☘️😥
Ireland is one of the best countries in the world, by any objective yardstick.
@@terrygorry yes for you and certain people, in a nice clean bubble, but your children and grandchildren will witness the wind, unfortunately like my own,
Article 39 of the constitution,
@@terrygorry Hate Speech laws??? is that normal in a so called democracy??? PHILIP Dwyer independent journalist (with dissenting questioning views) arrested and banned from going to Coolock, Gemma Odoherty journalist, John Waters journalist, Ivor Cummings Scientist, and many many more censored suppressed. Cattle, Dairy, Fishing are a our main resources, but not allowed Fish our own waters, Farming is being squeezed out, 250,000 cattle to be culled, Dairy seems under threat too. All we have is Google, FB, Big Pharma who barely employ any Irish yet have huge influence on our politicians, our country is standing on the brink of economic disaster if Trump is elected and you think bring I hundreds of thousands of men is wonderful. I think you are suffering from the Woke Mind Virus of which Elon Musk has vowed to defeat
@@terrygorrynot for long.
The tri colour should be everywhere in Ireland 🇮🇪. This is our problem as a nation. We are thought to be ashamed of our flag because of it's connection with the IRA. Ireland for sale to the highest bidder 😢 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
@pauls.2526 Disdain for the country whilst draping yourself in the flag, do you see the contradiction in your last sentence?
It's seeing something as extraordinarily negative when it is in fact very positive.
Nobody is ashamed of the flag I don't think people make that connection between flag and IRA either. The Irish are well received everywhere I've ever been.
Look at the good things they fill a much larger field.
I think the big problem here is integration.
We have an obligation to take asylum seekers in but we also have a duty to care to them and the society they are in and throwing them into a room in a complex, isolated from society is not fulfilling the duty of care to them or society because that of course is going to allow for mental health difficulties to fester.
Could you imagine travelling across the world to china only to be forgotten about in a hotel room for a year or 2 and your only access to the outside world is a black mirror which is specifically designed to feed into extremist content and will begin to feed said content to you very quickly? of course you'd loose it, and disenfranchised young men are the most vulnerable to this content.
And for the society it is human nature to be suspicious of newcomers especially when you haven't had an opportunity to be introduced to them or if they are segregated from you. Look at children. from wartime British cities being sent to the countryside, they weren't stuffed in a room in their respective temporary accommodation they were part of the family etc. if they were stuffed in a room they would have made the host family suspicious of them.
The governments handling of the situation is myopic and I remember thinking back in April 2022 that this would happen but anytime I mentioned it young fine gaelers or Finna failers would essentially go 'ah sure it's grand we were immigrants ourselves. Sure how could we not be accepting of them' failure to prepare, prepare to fail as the saying goes.
Thanks Terry. Loud, balanced and clear.
Audio coming out in glorious stereo Terry. Have a good day.
"He has his wife his kids he doesn't want a life of strife and conflict, Ireland is full, shite, most of the violence comes from the right, radical oppositiò to IPAS centres Asylum centres is right wing stuff" so are the people of Coolock surrounded by ipas centres not entitled to a life of peace with their wife and children? If Irelands not full how do you explain the 14,000 Irish homeless? He lives in a beautiful leafy quiet upper middle class suburb, yet he can tell that the people who were peacefully demonstrating for months suddenly attacked by special forces are àll right wing radicals. He says his sound is only working on the left side and he's trying to fix it, how ironic, he needs to listen to what the people of Dundrum Co Tipperary are saying and all the tiny towns and villages of Ireland being inundated or does listening to rte tell him they are all kkk extremists. This guys listening skills are zero. His questioning is zero, just look at Germany Sweden falling apart, England now being torn into a sectarianism. Ireland is on the same road and its just not good enough to stick your head in the sand anymore. You better wake up or your granddaughters wont be able to walk around safely, in yrs to come and they'll blame you for doing nothing.
Nobody was attacked by special forces let's keep it real.
These peaceful protests have been repeatedly undermined and betrayed by a radical element who are right wing and determined to instill fear and violence.
The protests motive which is not unjustified has been distorted to a position where its more easily discredited.
Now tarred with the same brush they lose support.
The protesters need to reject this radical element and be seen to do so.
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8916 of the 31k+ IPAS occupants in Ireland this week come from "safe countries". They are accommodated in places like Lucan, Leixlip, Maynooth, Celbridge and probably Enfield/Kilcock too. It's obviously good money for private providers (Terry maybe, or some of his clients?) but it's a risky short term gain. No doubt some of these migrants are genuine but they include some who are hostile to our culture and way of life.
@Morningstar-xz5bl Ireland Is not full. There are 14,000 homeless because we handed over 66billion quid to corrupt bankers. There 14,000 homeless and 166,000 empty properties. That's not Full. Ireland is not Full. Ireland is mismanaged.
During the boom years we had more foreigners living in Ireland than we do now...where were the riots?? Nobody cared because you all had cheap money and affordable housing. Now the mismanagement is so bad that the easily led think it's a foreigner living in a tent that's bankrupted the country.
I laughed when he said most violence comes from the right ha he is clearly not good at his job or doesnt listen around 80% of all political violence comes from the left... and the numbers across Europe are similar.
Enjoyable video Terry, Tompkins and Fahy were superb footballers. Shea Fahy got Man of the Match and scored 4 points from play for Cork in 1990 v Meath in that All Ireland Final.
Tompkins was man of the match in one of the other finals, if memory serves me correct
Larry man of the match i believe in 1989 v Mayo. Class act
'Right wing radical'? Maybe its you who is full of 'crap'?
@mike_mcgb See you in Coolock,Mike.
Ireland for the Irish. We're going nowhere.
We need immigrants
@@terrygorrywe need to be a minority?
@@Jack-qr2iy of course not, nobody is suggesting that. Hyperbole, exaggeration, misinformation, disinformation does not make something true. It’s still guff 👍
Best keeping your political opinion’s to yourself, you can’t win Terry. It might be worth considering why people are upset about mass uncontrolled immigration, it’s not a right left issue it’s a sovereign issue, I’d say that you would agree with Africa for the Africans but not Ireland for the Irish.
Exactly-and look at the size of Ireland compared to Africa, or the USA. Irish people emigrated to the US but there was plenty of room for them there - a huge country. That's not right-wing extremism-it's common sense.
You're RIGHT lads!!
Such a ridiculous comment, Irish people have emigrated for centuries , thank goodness the countries which sheltered our emigrants and continue to do so are more welcoming . The fact that the far right and the anti immigrant parties did not do well in the democratic elections proves that such views are considered reprehensible by the vast majority of the Irish population. Terry so correct to say we should be fearful of these types as many of their candidates had chequered past.
You might consider where you learned the term " Mass illegall immigration from"
As for the Ireland for the Irish nonsense, who ever told you that? Is Northern Ireland for the Northern Irish? Is Waterford for the Waterfordians?
@@jacquelineoreilly8555Its Musks online bubble. They were all talking about hanging traitors before the local elections when they would " take power" but sadly they found out all those American accounts can't vote in Irish elections.
Thank you for another interesting and enjoyable video. The extreme violent anti immigration movement exists the same way as when the Catholics, in the North when they were discriminated against and bullied, some people joined the IRA and carried out terrible acts including threarening those who spoke out against them. The ordinary Catholics North and South hated violence and would never get involved with it but they couldn't help having some sympathy with the IRA views. This came from ordinary people being denied the chance to make a democratic decision, a referendum, which I believe the politicions are afraid of, on a very major change in the country. It is talked about quite blithely that the population will rise to 7 million by 2057. The Protestants in the past, who were by far the bigger population, than the Catholics in the North worried about being out bred and becoming the minority,which i suspect they are now. The Irish will suffer the same if they do nothing. This is not hard right talk, if i am wrong please put my mind at ease.
With respect you are mistaken in drawing an analogy between Catholics in the North and Irish citizens in the Republic in 2024. Catholics in the North were deprived of housing and jobs because they were Catholics. People in Coolock or anywhere in this Republic have the same entitlement to housing and jobs as you and me.
@@terrygorry Thank you for relying. Perhaps it was not the best example, the point I was trying to make was people who have no say in what is happening in their own area and country may eventually get so frustrated they will turn to lawlessness. This excuse for law breaking would be groundless if a referendum came in favour of more immigration. I don't think anyone believes it would. You didn't mention housing, the shortage is directly caused by immigration. Now we plan to build 1 million houses to house immigrants by 2050 while at the same time cutting our emissions. Our culture and way of life may not be worth saving but in a democracy we should be allowed a chance to vote before it is too late.
There economic migrants not refugees.
So? Their application for asylum will be refused. They are still entitled to apply and be treated like human beings.
Were the Irish who emigrated from the west of Ireland to New York and London refugees or economic migrants?
@@terrygorry You shouldn't be condoning fraud.
No - pretending to be an asylum seeker when you're here to work and drive down wages for Irish workers. Encouraging people trafficking. Where are the single women? Why are at least three times as many single men being accommodated as single women? At least people can see the diversity goals are a complete scam. They should rescue their own countries from the globalists.
@@terrygorry Asylum usually refers to political persecution. The Irish had to jump through hoops to get into the US and when they were not needed strict limits were applied. Ireland had been colonised by GB. We didn't colonise any country.
@@terrygorrywow I thought you were smart !
Solid views and great videos!
Well said Terry. 👏
Thanks for video sounds good
The first time you cracked a smile.
In reply to some comments here regarding the Bible which is important to Irish catholics, protestants and christians and the fact that most Irish judges, barristers and solicitors belong to these religions, I state the following below. By the way I personally have seen several Irish judges and solicitors opening their gobs on Sundays to receive communion at mass.
Genesis 2:4-3:24
7 Then the Lord God formed a man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living being.
21 So the Lord God caused the man to fall into a deep sleep; and while he was sleeping, he took one of the man’s ribs and then closed up the place with flesh. 22 Then the Lord God made a woman from the rib he had taken out of the man, and he brought her to the man.
No mention of the 70 genders we have today and 80 or more by the end of the year which the Irish courts must abide by.
Such nonsense, I can stop 10 "Catholics" on the street today and ask them of the last time they entered a church for mass without it being a funeral, baptism or similar function. Ireland for all intent is not a "Christian nation", less than 30% of its population are active practicing Christians, many can't tell you the first four books of the new testament. Most can't say the lord's prayer stop it with that BS.