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![Irish government and Immigrant Council of Ireland (NGO) ARABIC video telling people how to vote. I strongly suggest people read ALL the following: There are several more of these videos in different languages. My feeling is that if I go to a different country and need someone to explain to me how to vote in my own language (because I don't speak the native one) then I shouldn't be allowed a vote in that country 🤔. It seems to me you can't be integrated enough to have an active civic say in that case. On the run up to locals elections Emma Lane Spollen of the Ukraine Civil Society Forum (HOW is that eveb a thing in Ireland?), said 50,000 Ukrainians had the right to be first time voters in local elections. She was not includng asylum seekers from elsewhere signed up by NGOs. Many NGOs in Ireland ACTIVELY spent weeks going into migrant centres to sit down with residents to register them to vote. This was also being funded by the EU as well as tax payer funded. We should actually stop referring to them as non-governmental organisations. They're anything BUT. They're paid to undermine the process of democracy and to push back against the public who are, in the main, unhappy about uncontrolled mass immigration, transgender ideology levelled at children and lots of other agendas. Parasites is a much better term. Why so? Often the very things they claim to be against [e.g. racism] are the very things that they need to exist to justify their funding. Hence why they push the notion that Irish people are racist. The Immigrant Council of Ireland has a poster up in my daughter' school which I intend to do a video on as soon as I can. Suffice to say I'm not happy as I feel it targets white Irish children and plays on their vulnerable little minds. Nick Henderson, CEO of The Immigrant Council of Ireland is paid €79,000 a year. Up from €55,000 when I checked two years ago. I wonder why such an increase, eh? As we know, several billions are paid to parasite quango NGOs every year. Tax payers money is used to produce these videos and line the pockets of those who are rewarded with your money for going AGAINST you. Nick Henderson, as it happens, has regularly spoken up on behalf of completely undocumented male migrants (87% entered illegally by destroying passports) and has denounced anyone who thinks ANY of them could present a risk to our national security/people (both Irish/migrants). He particularly seemed to find it offensive that people may think some of these men may present a risk to children. However, Henderson wrote a letter to the then Children's Minister (Roderic O Gorman at the time) expressing great concern for children in City West IPAS who were queuing up for showers (in a communal shower area) unsupervised by guardians. His worry was these children were queuing with male adult asylum seekers unrelated to those children. Which seems wise. BUT he didn't apply that logic when talking about Irish people's concerns for THEIR children. I ask you, if you think there may be some pedophiles in migrant centres, then why wouldn't you think they'd behave like pedophiles when outside in the community? Beside out schools? Playgrounds? Hmm. The IRC also wrote to the health minister Steohen Donnelly during l○ckd○wns requesting that when asylum seekers and refugees arrived at our ports, the two week hotel quarantine fee be paid by the tax payer. Remember, anyone else coming in (Irish people) had to pay for two weeks of hotel fees themselves. No matter what their circumstances. If they tried to leave or refused to stay they were arrested and charged. I will add the English version of this video into the comment. Please note these were made not for the last round of elections, hut for the one before. So this kind of thing isn't new. As we know Patrick McGreal posted yesterday that a court in Meath allegedly found that people who were not "resident" in Ireland cannot. And yet...they were bussed into polling stations.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1923433762991313319/ext_tw_video_thumb/1923433714756767744/pu/img/dj5PFftpbt3fOASg.jpg)