Ireland agrees to plan on migrant resettlement

Stephen15 · 24-07-2019 10:37pm

Ulysses Gaze wrote: »

The Camp of the Saints is racist bollocks and Raspail is a right wing nut-job.

It's an interesting premise for sure, but his descriptions of Indians in the novel would read like something the British would have written about Indians, and Irish, in the 1800's.

And this was written in the 1970's.

Well even if that's the case a lot of what haapened in the book is suspiciously similar to what is happening today

_Kaiser_ · 24-07-2019 11:12pm

Odhinn wrote: »

Nope.

I'm sorry.. you can't turn around and say "we signed up to the Geneva convention", and then ignore another convention/law because it doesn't suit your argument

But I'll be clear for you... I don't want thousands of mostly illiterate, no/low-skilled economic chancers leeching off the Irish taxpayer. We have enough of those (natively) as it is that we should be dealing with without importing even more.

Varik · 24-07-2019 11:19pm

enricoh wrote: »

Are the multinationals here for access to the eu? If we left, do a fair percentage of them go elsewhere? If not irexit all the way imo.
Or would our politicians not countenance the end of plum eu jobs?!

How long will that last. Sooner or later the EU will force tax changes to our detriment.

Same as with migration now, France & Germany will decide what it means to be in the EU.

Seriously just **** Macron

Europe can't be a la carte when it comes down to solidarity. We can't have states which say 'We don't want any of your Europe when it's about sharing the burden but we do when it's about structural funds

Patrick2010 · 24-07-2019 11:23pm

jmreire wrote: »

The War in Syria is far from finished, will be several more years before that happens.

Only conflict area is Idlib, no reason for anyone to flee all the way to Ireland when they can find a safe area in Syria

jay0109 · 24-07-2019 11:26pm

Practically no coverage of this agreement in the Irish media which shows you the state of things. Or maybe I've missed it all but I doubt it.
All being kept hush hush...don't want to spook the locals.

handlemaster · 25-07-2019 5:42am

All the anti EU talk is dangerous. People forget the one great thing about europe is peace. So what immigration is perhaps up into europe. We are all part of the human race. We should however be zero tollerant of importing hard core criminals. And déport those who commit crime without much effort through the courts.

weldoninhio · 25-07-2019 7:22am

Stephen15 wrote: »

We should just do what Hungary and Poland are doing and disobeying the EU. Can't see the EU lasting too much longer anyway unles they change their act and stop bullying countries.

We don’t have to disobey them. We have the right to veto taking in migrants. The EU is a bully though, so I’m sure we’ve been told there would be repercussions if we used it.

bloopy · 25-07-2019 8:56am

Is there anywhere to find details on what Ireland has signed up to with this?
I have been looking but just get the same 2 or 3 paragraph story on all the news sites.

Beechwoodspark · 25-07-2019 9:02am

Only way any chance change will happen is vote out the mainstream parties like ff fg sf Labour greens and vote in some parties who are anti mass immigration.

Boggles · 25-07-2019 9:13am

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Only way any chance change will happen is vote out the mainstream parties like ff fg sf Labour greens and vote in some parties who are anti mass immigration.

Which parties?

Kivaro · 25-07-2019 9:19am

jay0109 wrote: »

Practically no coverage of this agreement in the Irish media which shows you the state of things. Or maybe I've missed it all but I doubt it.
All being kept hush hush...don't want to spook the locals.

bloopy wrote: »

Is there anywhere to find details on what Ireland has signed up to with this?
I have been looking but just get the same 2 or 3 paragraph story on all the news sites.

Yep. This is the modus operandi for the liberal Irish media when dealing with stories that involve the importation of non-EU economic migrants into Ireland by Fine Gael.
It is amazing that not one reporter or journalist in the whole of the country would not ask questions about this big news announcement e.g. how many Africans are we dealing with? Are we talking about hundreds or thousands of people? Where is the money coming from in order to house/feed/support and provide social welfare for these economic migrants e.g. is it coming from the rainy day fund?

The lack of reporting is part of the covert process that Fine Gael employs in trying to make every village and town in Ireland "diverse".

Boggles · 25-07-2019 10:01am

bloopy wrote: »

Is there anywhere to find details on what Ireland has signed up to with this?

The details haven't been released. Basically it's burden sharing, they will still have to go through the asylum process. With a 90% + rejection rate and a bed in an over crowded hotel or theme park awaiting them, I doubt they will be too keen to be chosen to come here.

Ireland sign up for these things and then don't bother fulfilling quotas or meeting their commitments.

The last one they signed up for, they took less than half they committed to.

Eric Cartman · 25-07-2019 10:46am

weldoninhio wrote: »

We don’t have to disobey them. We have the right to veto taking in migrants. The EU is a bully though, so I’m sure we’ve been told there would be repercussions if we used it.

What we have the right to do and what leo will do are completely different things sadly

jay0109 · 25-07-2019 12:11pm

Boggles wrote: »

The details haven't been released. Basically it's burden sharing, they will still have to go through the asylum process. With a 90% + rejection rate and a bed in an over crowded hotel or theme park awaiting them, I doubt they will be too keen to be chosen to come here.

Ireland sign up for these things and then don't bother fulfilling quotas or meeting their commitments.

The last one they signed up for, they took less than half they committed to.

Your either very innocent or are deliberately trying to mislead. Probably the later.

How does that high rejection rate tie with the number of deportations? Be sure to work 'remain to stay' into your calculation.
And why are our asylum seeker application rates increasing if you doubt many will be keen to chose here?

Boggles · 25-07-2019 12:18pm

jay0109 wrote: »

Your either very innocent or are deliberately trying to mislead. Probably the later.

How does that high rejection rate tie with the number of deportations? Be sure to work 'remain to stay' into your calculation.
And why are our asylum seeker application rates increasing if you doubt many will be keen to chose here?

Wasn't my claim. Another posted linked the figures.

Anyway we have been through all this yesterday.

Give it a read.

Pissartist · 25-07-2019 1:48pm

weldoninhio wrote: »

We don’t have to disobey them. We have the right to veto taking in migrants. The EU is a bully though, so I’m sure we’ve been told there would be repercussions if we used it.

The indian will bend over backwards for the Eu no doubt

Ulysses Gaze · 25-07-2019 1:57pm

Pissartist wrote: »

The indian will bend over backwards for the Eu no doubt

He was born in the Rotunda and raised in Dublin but just keep on spouting your ignorant gob****ery.....

eagle eye · 25-07-2019 1:58pm

Yeah he was but brought up by his Indian parents so he'd certainly not have plenty of Indian culture about him.

Boggles · 25-07-2019 1:59pm

Kivaro wrote: »

The lack of reporting is part of the covert process that Fine Gael employs in trying to make every village and town in Ireland "diverse".

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Ulysses Gaze · 25-07-2019 2:01pm

eagle eye wrote: »

Yeah he was but brought up by his Indian parents so he'd certainly not have plenty of Indian culture about him.

A white Irish mother....

Want to keep highlighting your breathtaking ignorance?

Anto Lynch · 25-07-2019 4:16pm

Pissartist wrote: »

The indian will bend over backwards for the Eu no doubt

Hes only half Indian.

Galwayguy35 · 25-07-2019 4:30pm

handlemaster wrote: »

All the anti EU talk is dangerous. People forget the one great thing about europe is peace. So what immigration is perhaps up into europe. We are all part of the human race. We should however be zero tollerant of importing hard core criminals. And déport those who commit crime without much effort through the courts.

The folks in Greece, Spain and Italy might take a different view to your own.

A zero tolerance policy like the one Australia has should be adopted.

Boggles · 25-07-2019 4:39pm

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

A zero tolerance policy like the one Australia has should be adopted.

Zero Tolerance on what?

eagle eye · 25-07-2019 4:43pm

Ulysses Gaze wrote:

A white Irish mother....
Want to keep highlighting your breathtaking ignorance?

She lived in India didn't she?

Stephen15 · 25-07-2019 5:12pm

Boggles wrote: »

Zero Tolerance on what?

Illegal immigration

rainybillwill · 25-07-2019 5:16pm

https://www.thejournal.ie/man-injured-woman-masturbating-suspended-sentence-4739222-Jul2019/

Maximilian Lang-Orsini :eek:

Boggles · 25-07-2019 5:24pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

Illegal immigration

Same as Ireland so.

All though Australia take in far more Refugees than we do.

Boggles · 25-07-2019 5:25pm

rainybillwill wrote: »

https://www.thejournal.ie/man-injured-woman-masturbating-suspended-sentence-4739222-Jul2019/

Maximilian Lang-Orsini :eek:

College Student off his head on MDMA?

Eric Cartman · 25-07-2019 5:33pm

Boggles wrote: »

rainybillwill wrote: »

https://www.thejournal.ie/man-injured-woman-masturbating-suspended-sentence-4739222-Jul2019/

Maximilian Lang-Orsini :eek:

College Student off his head on MDMA?

Ive had a lot of incidents through my college years on mdma, never once was there a temptation to run down a road after women and masturbate over them, not even vaugely close. But then again the belief system I was raised with actually sees women as human beings so..... different strokes (pun intended)

rainybillwill · 25-07-2019 5:39pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Ive had a lot of incidents through my college years on mdma, never once was there a temptation to run down a road after women and masturbate over them, not even vaugely close. But then again the belief system I was raised with actually sees women as human beings so..... different strokes (pun intended)

He actually looks a bit like leo
https://www.thesun.ie/news/4365041/sicko-exposed-himself-two-year-suspended-sentence/

Ireland agrees to plan on migrant resettlement

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