Immigration to Ireland - policies, challenges, and solutions *Read OP before posting*

Keep telling yourself this.

Seriously the delusion in the minds of the proponents of the current system and the current policies is astounding.

Would they have been the same ones telling the naysayers back in 2004-2008 that there was no property bubble and besides Ireland was different?

I am once again one of the naysayers probably because I am a cynical and pessimistic old fecker who can see the writing on the wall.

Back in 2004/2005 I could see how lads building houses in small villages in the backend of nowhere and selling them for astronomical amounts as tax write off for Dublin landlords was not a viable model.

Watching people queue to buy overpriced shoeboxes without even any due diligence, fools buying property at property shows in far off places that the vendor couldn't even spell correctly (yes that did happen as I discovered ex building society dude from Cork selling property in Cape Verdi).

I couldn't understand it back then how come a lot of people were so blind to what was really happening.

And today I can't understand how come some people are equally as blind as they watch billions being spent on refugees/asylum seekers, how thousands of unknown young males are allowed into the country and then planted into small villages and towns throughout the country where there are no services, how one of our only indigenous industries has been decimated so that some accommodation providers can get a constant guaranteed revenue stream courtesy of Joe and Mary Smuck the taxpayers, how NGOs are allowed carte blanche soaking up hundreds of millions and driving policies that suit only them.

People like our poster here doesn't appear to be watching the wind sweeping across Europe.

Netherlands, Sweden, France, Italy, Hungary, Poland, Germany with either "right wing" governments or right wing parties riding high in the polls in comparison to 20 or even 15 years ago.

Is it that everyone is now a racist father?

Or is it perhaps that ordinary citizens and voters realise the old mainstream parties no longer represent them?

I remember interview with people in Calais where they elected right wing National Front politicians and put an end to the 4 decade long run by communists dominating.

They had enough and because none of the usuals were helping they turned to the right.

And eventually the same will happen here.

Irish government look like clowns again, you can’t keep calling peoples valid concerns racist when the international press talk to them:

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/irish-town-says-enough-is-enough-hotels-fill-with-asylum-seekers-2023-12-14/

”Of the 12 women murdered in Ireland in 2022, five were killed by nonintegrated immigrants.”

“Of the remaining five female victims, Lisa Cash, Miriam Burns, and Sandra Boyd were allegedly killed by family “

“This leaves one murder of a woman in Ireland in 2022 that was allegedly committed by an unrelated Irish male. “

So the Irish media blamed Irish men for these cases. They have shown themselves to be yet again completely untrustworthy.

What is all this exclamation that the government is going to pay a heavy price in the next election? I seen that quoted in the article about Waterford.

How's that going to happen? Is there really a way to vote a way out of this?

By the time this happens

there will be. But it will be too late.

It assumes that for a big chunk of the population, immigration is their No.1 issue and the thing they are going to base their general election vote on. It seems hard to believe when you see far more pressing matters like the housing crisis, healthcare, cost of living, energy bills etc.

And even if was somehow true, who would such people vote for?

Yep, and if nobody steps forward proposing a clear alternative to current immigration policies ahead of the upcoming elections we have to conclude there isn't a widespread desire for such an alternative among the electorate.

The system is there for you and everybody elose to use it. If you don't like any of the items on the menu you, or others of a similar mind, need to get into the kitchen and rustle something up yourselves.

I'm sure there were fellas saying the same in Sweden 10 years ago n gloating about it.

I wonder if their cheerleading politicians n media heads back then are social pariahs nowadays - I wouldn't bet again it.

This is costing multiple children's hospitals every year for the foreseeable and bar 1 or 2 independent TDs and gript not one so called journalist or political representative are making a murmur about it.

Now anyone for another article about Enoch Burke? No- sod it , yer getting one anyway, look over there!

No nursing homes but billions to throw at migrants. That's the black and white of it. You can live in denial but when you need to use one of our creaking services you'll realise how much of a sham this whole thing is.

Not sure what age Tusla disengage tbh - What I do know however is - personally, I'd be more scared of Tulsa than a fire fight in downtown Mogadishu

I knew I had seen some of this craic before

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Well in fairness when so many have arrived undocumented. No identity cards - no address registration . How on earth could they account for peoples movements?