Only the Irish can save Ireland
Much to my shock I'm horrified to find out asylum seekers/migrants/refugees are
Surely this is wrong?
I wait eagerly to be corrected
Although I know I'm registered nevertheless, I checked earlier to be sure...
Don't know why or how but turns out there is an error with my PPS number, which means I may not be registered at all, so if like me you care about your country and you plan to vote a double NO NO, don't take your registration for granted, be certain you ARE.
The deadline for registering and updating your details is 20th February.
Comments (91)
She could vote in local elections, however.
She once recounted a story of the mayor going out of his way to make sure she could vote in something, or other even though technically he wasn't supposed to sign the paperwork for her to do so. His attitude was that my mum lived there just the same as everyone else and that she should have an equal say in her community.
His kindness for including my mum and for hearing her voice meant a lot to her.
I'm really grateful she had that experience, too.
Why on earth one would want to vote NO however I simply cannot comprehend!
I trust the NOs will be soundly defeated. Yet Referenda are incredibly hard to pass, particularly here in Australia. Bring in the Republic Referendum again!
Why on earth one would want to vote NO however I simply cannot comprehend!
I trust the NOs will be soundly defeated. Yet Referenda are incredibly hard to pass, particularly here in Australia. Bring in the Republic Referendum again!
Looking at the GOV.UK website, I'm guessing my mum had Indefinite Leave to Remain, but her status wasn't always called that. She lived in England married to a British citizen for nearly 65 of her 85 years, so I find it peculiar that she didn't have full voting rights.
She certainly had the right to some gruelling, poorly paid employment with no restrictions.
Has Ireland being sacrificed for some reason?!
I have the feeling they need your land without you in it.
Unless their country is depopulated.
Let's not forget that it's their duty to rebuild their homeland and lives. Or if it's economical, what more can you offer in terms of skills and education to the new country?!
Many countries especially in Europe should have been empty now, right?
If everyone left when the time was bad.
Got some Jurisdictions here who have the same rules!
Its basically undermining a Country's Sovereignty from the bottom up!
Decisions made at the local level will eventually influence how ,and what decisions are made at the Federal Level!
Impossible for it not to spill over!
She could vote in local elections, however.
She once recounted a story of the mayor going out of his way to make sure she could vote in something, or other even though technically he wasn't supposed to sign the paperwork for her to do so. His attitude was that my mum lived there just the same as everyone else and that she should have an equal say in her community.
His kindness for including my mum and for hearing her voice meant a lot to her.
I'm really grateful she had that experience, too.
If you travel to any western European country you'll see that we are still overwhelmingly white and mono cultural. Your fears are not rational, eventually someone is going to get killed by the people setting fires.
If you travel to any western European country you'll see that we are still overwhelmingly white and mono cultural. Your fears are not rational, eventually someone is going to get killed by the people setting fires.
Unless you've been setting buildings on fire in Ireland, you wouldn't do that jac would you?
A common objection to 'others' is a lack of integration, but at the same time those same complainants want the means to integrate withheld.
Putting people in an impossible position and then berating them for it is the epitome of emotional abuse.
It's a bullying technique described by many survivors from many situations including those who seek refuge.
I wonder how any times my mum felt retraumatised by the people around her in England, including by her own mother-in-law and the Catholic church. Both of those entities should have been sancturies, ffs.
Unless you've been setting buildings on fire in Ireland, you wouldn't do that jac would you?
My daughter tells me I'm a badass grandma, so if there's any wiggle room and a vacancy for tying people to a stake and knocking some sense into them with a wet kipper, I may be available.
My daughter tells me I'm a badass grandma, so if there's any wiggle room and a vacancy for tying people to a stake and knocking some sense into them with a wet kipper, I may be available.
Got some Jurisdictions here who have the same rules!
Its basically undermining a Country's Sovereignty from the bottom up!
Decisions made at the local level will eventually influence how ,and what decisions are made at the Federal Level!
Impossible for it not to spill over!
For one thing she worshipped the Queen, for another, they were both German.
Safety first, Snow.
She could vote in local elections, however.
She once recounted a story of the mayor going out of his way to make sure she could vote in something, or other even though technically he wasn't supposed to sign the paperwork for her to do so. His attitude was that my mum lived there just the same as everyone else and that she should have an equal say in her community.
His kindness for including my mum and for hearing her voice meant a lot to her.
I'm really grateful she had that experience, too.
knock it off putting words in my mouth, but isn't that just you twisting words to suit yourself.
I'm not sure what's YOUR mother got to do with MY blog about the Irish people of Ireland?
but seeing you've gone onto mention her in other comments might I suggest you bring out your own blog about your mum or if not, flex your mouth on the copy cat blog elsewhere instead.
In other words, shove off ... I'm not in the mood for tolerating pests this evening
knock it off putting words in my mouth, but isn't that just you twisting words to suit yourself.
I'm not sure what's YOUR mother got to do with MY blog about the Irish people of Ireland?
but seeing you've gone onto mention her in other comments might I suggest you bring out your own blog about your mum or if not, flex your mouth on the copy cat blog elsewhere instead.
In other words, shove off ... I'm not in the mood for tolerating pests this evening
knock it off putting words in my mouth, but isn't that just you twisting words to suit yourself.
I'm not sure what's YOUR mother got to do with MY blog about the Irish people of Ireland?
but seeing you've gone onto mention her in other comments might I suggest you bring out your own blog about your mum or if not, flex your mouth on the copy cat blog elsewhere instead.
In other words, shove off ... I'm not in the mood for tolerating pests this evening
For one thing she worshipped the Queen, for another, they were both German.
For one thing she worshipped the Queen, for another, they were both German.
Your Mom really has no place in this argument!
A common objection to 'others' is a lack of integration, but at the same time those same complainants want the means to integrate withheld.
Putting people in an impossible position and then berating them for it is the epitome of emotional abuse.
It's a bullying technique described by many survivors from many situations including those who seek refuge.
I wonder how any times my mum felt retraumatised by the people around her in England, including by her own mother-in-law and the Catholic church. Both of those entities should have been sancturies, ffs.
Now it seems that concept has been turned upside down!
No British Prime Minster got to say that my mum had no place.
In the grand scheme of things, you're kinda small fry, Connie.
Now it seems that concept has been turned upside down!
Bless.
Your Mom really has no place in this argument!
And of course loneliness. .
Then after some time these immigrates realize that western countries have silly policy to keep people safe like mandatory vaccines etc, then realizing this the immigrates get shitty and start violent attacks on the civilians of the country their living in;;; in a bid to try and change the govt of that country...
No vote for at least 5 years for any immigrates or until they gain citizenship...
Why on earth one would want to vote NO however I simply cannot comprehend!
I trust the NOs will be soundly defeated. Yet Referenda are incredibly hard to pass, particularly here in Australia. Bring in the Republic Referendum again!
but all non citizens will vote in favour for the
muppetsgovernments that allowed each and all in.maybe I should be worried the NO votes just may very well be defeated, having said that ... because I'm living in Ireland, I see, hear and know what others don't. We've had enough.
Because the government want us to vote a double YES...
isn't that enough reason to know to vote NO
Has Ireland being sacrificed for some reason?!
I have the feeling they need your land without you in it.
What's going on in Ireland doesn't make sense, why constantly keep throwing their own under the bus, shoving their own out whilst taking outsiders in, making their own homeless whilst sheltering others, turning ourselves against each other, dividing us yet again.
I agree, seems they want our country without us in it, but with so many decoys going on to distract for the globalist need why... beats the crap out of me for now.
Later times may tell if the Irish become the minority in Ireland
What's going on in Ireland doesn't make sense, why constantly keep throwing their own under the bus, shoving their own out whilst taking outsiders in, making their own homeless whilst sheltering others, turning ourselves against each other, dividing us yet again.
I agree, seems they want our country without us in it, but with so many decoys going on to distract for the globalist need why... beats the crap out of me for now.
Later times may tell if the Irish become the minority in Ireland
Unless their country is depopulated.
Let's not forget that it's their duty to rebuild their homeland and lives. Or if it's economical, what more can you offer in terms of skills and education to the new country?!
Many countries especially in Europe should have been empty now, right?
If everyone left when the time was bad.
I never cared much for them and after a run in with one last week, I now wouldn't give one the time of day.
I never cared much for them and after a run in with one last week, I now wouldn't give one the time of day.
nevertheless thanks for taking the time, much appreciate the effort
The link if referring to entitlements to local elections only but for general elections, Irish/English citizens only ..unless I misunderstood, pls feel correct me if need be.
I still don't know about the referendum vote though, which for now is what's most important.
If the yes votes win, asylum seekers/ immigrants can legally bring families from abroad... our government is using the referendum to allow even more of them in.
isn't that enough reason to know to vote NO
in other words, I'm pretty certain you know and understand more than I
But we were not created mixed to begin with but trust man to think he knows better than Gods plan.
Then after some time these immigrates realize that western countries have silly policy to keep people safe like mandatory vaccines etc, then realizing this the immigrates get shitty and start violent attacks on the civilians of the country their living in;;; in a bid to try and change the govt of that country...
No vote for at least 5 years for any immigrates or until they gain citizenship...
only too right as it should be
I have seen and watched some of the illegals brought/shipped into America, scary and frightful how no country anywhere seems to be able to control it nevertheless, we too are in control, we just need to push the right buttons, as in know who to vote in, the best man right for the job.
I don't read your blogs, so I don't know how you feel about Trump...
but you had/have the right man there
I'll check in tomorrow just to see how that comment went down...
No-one can prove me wrong about what's really going on in Ireland, simply because I'm not lying.
I was just kidding you but its all just too complex to go into, so much so I wouldn't even know where to begin.
Since you're living in Australia is it true Irish are told to leave because of your own housing crisis going on over there, presently?