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🇮🇪 National Party councillor Patrick Quinlan Cllr. Patrick Quinlan puts forward a motion to make it publicly known how many people on the social housing list are non-Irish. All 28 other councillors vote to conceal this information from the public.

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1ofWesternkind1 年前

@PQuinlanNP Local government in Ireland, as across the West, is staffed by antiwhite ideologues and self-serving cravens who defer to their morality. Victimisation of Whites is hushed. Nonwhites are promoted and prioritised at every opportunity. That's antiwhiteism.

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An Radharc1 年前

@PQuinlanNP 11 other councils have already provided this data. Those 28 council members are all subscribed to INAR. Our councils are being illegally subverted and silenced.

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starofgroyp1 年前

@PQuinlanNP Democracy is fake and gay

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𝓒𝓒1 年前

@PQuinlanNP I think it’s scandalous that foreigners are ON housing lists in Ireland.

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Punting & Politics1 年前

@PQuinlanNP The justification for this is that Ireland accepts massive FDI and other people's money - foreigners - is what actually enriches Ireland. Ireland becomes bought off and no longer able to assert Irish first sovereign power, due to being enmeshed in all sorts of internationalism.

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David Price1 年前

@PQuinlanNP I don't know how or where he finds the strength to deal with these "people" without showing utter, utter contempt for them at all times. I just couldn't keep up the pretence of civility.

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The Navarrese1 年前

@PQuinlanNP The most blatant fake democracy in all the west.

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DJ Heini d’Adolphino 🇳🇴1 年前

@PQuinlanNP It is public information in countries like Spain

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Carl1 年前

@PQuinlanNP Remigration now! #homelandparty

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Ivan The Hüggable 🤍1 年前

@PQuinlanNP It's the same way in America. Nonwhites are prioritized for government housing while Westmen, including veterans, scavenge in the streets.

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At last nights meeting of Fingal County Council, I proposed a motion to compel Fingal County Council to release the figures relating to the number of foreign nationals currently on the local authority's social housing waiting list. A similar question asked by a Cllr from Fine Gael in 2011, when answered, found that 51% of the individuals on the housing list at the time were foreign nationals. A figure that has likely only risen after 14 more years of sustained mass immigration. Last nights motion was seconded by Aontú Cllr Gerard Sheehan, who stated that he was against the motion but wanted the issue discussed. The Labour Party Mayor reprimanded Aontú for "working with the far-right", Cllr Ellen Troy jumped in to throw Cllr Sheehan under the bus and declared that Cllr Sheehan's support of the motion being floored "wasn't Aontú", as you will see in the video that will follow. After pushing for a vote on my motion, the motion was defeated 28-1, with both Aontú Cllrs joining the government and leftist parties to prevent updated stats on numbers of foreign nationals on the housing list being released. The actions of Ellen Troy in Fingal County Council last night, as well as her willingness to throw her own party colleague under the bus when he dared to allow open discussion of the effects of mass immigration into Ireland, shows definitively that Troy and Aontú leadership are more than happy to be joined at the hip with the Irish regime. The 28-1 vote result should tell you all you need to know about who the real opposition in Ireland is. Join the National Party.

Cllr. Patrick Quinlan

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On Monday night in Fingal, councillors rezoned Dunsink, opening the land to a potential 40,000+ new residents; roughly the population of Leitrim. If those future inhabitants were locals or even people from Leitrim and if the infrastructure was ready, I might have backed the plan - yet they will not be and the council cannot say where the newcomers will come from. I voted against it because they couldn’t guarantee who the eventual inhabitants would be, coupled with the fact that little to no consideration had been given to wildlife, the ecosystem or the already established community in Finglas. The measure passed by thirty nine votes to one. This decision and many others like it flow directly from mass immigration into Ireland. That influx floods the housing market with new arrivals, makes homes scarcer for the native people and drives a speculative bubble. It creates a profitable setting for vulture funds and corporate landlords who often operate under state contracts to house a swelling foreign population. In effect, mass immigration operates as a modern plantation that replaces native Irish people with outsiders and transfers control of land and homes away from the national community. We are witnessing a vast handover of Irish territory and housing stock from Irish hands into foreign ownership. The National Party is the only party that stands in their way. We need a society where home ownership spreads as widely as possible among the Irish people. Without that spread, we face the polarisation, division and resentment that hollows out younger generations. We already see postponed family formation fewer children and serious social consequences on the horizon. High inequality and widespread dissatisfaction will erode private property rights for everyone except the super rich who stay shielded from the backlash. Remigration will reverse the alienation of Irish land from its national community. It will ease pressure on housing supply, which helps first-time Irish buyers and moves housing away from lopsided speculation toward its true purpose of supporting the next generation. There is only one pension scheme that works over the long term, and that is family formation. Getting young Irish people onto the housing ladder early remains essential for lasting economic and social stability. Restricting home ownership to Irish citizens rather than opening it to a vast global population stands as the necessary regulatory step. I recently submitted a motion inside Fingal County Council asking that all housing in the state be reserved for Irish people only, it never even made it to the floor for debate. As well as home ownership being the ideal, there should be a safety net of social housing available solely to native Irish people. Sustainable welfare systems demand high levels of national solidarity something that weakens when the system stretches to serve ever larger numbers of non natives. Irelands housing, land and future must serve the Irish people and the Irish people alone. The National Party will deliver a government that will do just that.

Cllr. Patrick Quinlan

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