The far right

[RedHand88]

The Far right are all emotion and no solutions.

How glib can you get?

Show me a plan that the far right have for housing or climate.

They are spoofers

Remigration!

Lol why is it always "themmuns" with you lot.
I get that thousands of years of human evolution has trained some of us to fear and hate something different coming over the horizon, as it usually was bad news for a civilisation historically, but in the modern world are we not intelligent enough to be above that?

[Genocide Organ]

Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

[RedHand88]

Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

Where is there endless immigration? Immigration in Ireland went down last year not up.

[Rossfan]

Don't be confusing them clowns with facts.

[Genocide Organ]

Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

Where is there endless immigration? Immigration in Ireland went down last year not up.

"Where is the endless immigration"??!! Wow. Ireland. Western Europe in general. A marginal drop last year doesn't exactly herald the end of large-scale immigration, does it?!

[RedHand88]

Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

Where is there endless immigration? Immigration in Ireland went down last year not up.

"Where is the endless immigration"??!! Wow. Ireland. Western Europe in general. A marginal drop last year doesn't exactly herald the end of large-scale immigration, does it?!

It wasn't marginal though? It went from 149k to 126k. About a sixth. 2026 will likely be lower again now the Ukrainian scheme has ended.
You are ghost hunting. I just don't understand the complete lack of logic.
60k people left Ireland the same year BTW, do we have to take them back?

[Genocide Organ]

Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

Where is there endless immigration? Immigration in Ireland went down last year not up.

"Where is the endless immigration"??!! Wow. Ireland. Western Europe in general. A marginal drop last year doesn't exactly herald the end of large-scale immigration, does it?!

It wasn't marginal though? It went from 149k to 126k. About a sixth. 2026 will likely be lower again now the Ukrainian scheme has ended.
You are ghost hunting. I just don't understand the complete lack of logic.
60k people left Ireland the same year BTW, do we have to take them back?

It was a small enough decrease. As for the ones that left, most of them were Irish citizens. Who said anything about having to take them back? But given the choice...

[Milltown Row2]

Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

Where is there endless immigration? Immigration in Ireland went down last year not up.

"Where is the endless immigration"??!! Wow. Ireland. Western Europe in general. A marginal drop last year doesn't exactly herald the end of large-scale immigration, does it?!
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Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

Where is there endless immigration? Immigration in Ireland went down last year not up.

"Where is the endless immigration"??!! Wow. Ireland. Western Europe in general. A marginal drop last year doesn't exactly herald the end of large-scale immigration, does it?!

Done correctly immigration is positive for economic prosperity

[RedHand88]

Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

Where is there endless immigration? Immigration in Ireland went down last year not up.

"Where is the endless immigration"??!! Wow. Ireland. Western Europe in general. A marginal drop last year doesn't exactly herald the end of large-scale immigration, does it?!

It wasn't marginal though? It went from 149k to 126k. About a sixth. 2026 will likely be lower again now the Ukrainian scheme has ended.
You are ghost hunting. I just don't understand the complete lack of logic.
60k people left Ireland the same year BTW, do we have to take them back?

It was a small enough decrease. As for the ones that left, most of them were Irish citizens. Who said anything about having to take them back? But given the choice...

But you've just removed a few hundred thousand of the workforce! How are you going to replace them if not by taking emigrants back?

[Genocide Organ]

Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

Where is there endless immigration? Immigration in Ireland went down last year not up.

"Where is the endless immigration"??!! Wow. Ireland. Western Europe in general. A marginal drop last year doesn't exactly herald the end of large-scale immigration, does it?!

It wasn't marginal though? It went from 149k to 126k. About a sixth. 2026 will likely be lower again now the Ukrainian scheme has ended.
You are ghost hunting. I just don't understand the complete lack of logic.
60k people left Ireland the same year BTW, do we have to take them back?

It was a small enough decrease. As for the ones that left, most of them were Irish citizens. Who said anything about having to take them back? But given the choice...

But you've just removed a few hundred thousand of the workforce! How are you going to replace them if not by taking emigrants back?

Well, it would certainly ease the housing problem, and be a boon for the environment.

For you, is everything about 'the workforce', and 'growing the economy'? I just ask, because as a - I presume - Northern Catholic, would you have opposed a united Ireland when the economic case was against it? And do you only support it now the economic case appears to be in favour of it? (Assuming you support it at all, that is...)

[seafoid]

Farage posted a plan

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09/06/only-reform-can-save-britain-and-we-have-the-plan-to-do-it/

delighted to sign a pact with Jordan Bardella, who is in pole position to be the next prime minister of France, to stop the boats forever. For the first time, Britain can be assured that a senior French politician genuinely wants to work in our interests when it comes to the vexing matter of illegal immigration – not least because stopping it altogether is in France's interests, too. My pledge in Birmingham was to guarantee that the boats will stop coming within 100 days of us forming a government.
 Jordan Bardella and Nigel Farage hold their 'memorandum of understanding' on stage in Birmingham Credit: Paul GroverRobert Jenrick, our shadow chancellor, pledged to raise the personal tax allowance from £12,570, where it has been frozen since 2021, to £15,000. This measure will save workers £486 each annually – almost £1,000 per couple. It will benefit 40 million taxpayers and take 2.9 million earners out of income tax altogether. It will also ensure that the state pension remains untaxed, keeping more money in the pockets of Britain's 13 million pensioners.
Suella Braverman, Reform's shadow education secretary, pledged to cut student loan issuance by 20 per cent, to lift the cap on medical school places – thereby enabling hundreds of British applicants with top grades to obtain places – and to introduce 0 per cent interest loans for nursing students.
In the same vein, Richard Tice, our energy spokesman, explained how he would cut household energy bills by £250 per year. This would be done by slashing the carbon costs on energy bills, by removing policy costs and by permanently scrapping VAT on household energy bills.
We estimate that implementing these commitments would cost in the region of £28bn by the fifth year of a Reform UK government. Other previously announced policies would cost a further £30bn, creating a total cost of £58bn.
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But against this, we have identified £91bn in itemised savings and new revenue sources. It is hard to see who in their right mind could argue with a strategy that promotes the interest of law-abiding Britons, saves public money and can be seen as an investment in our collective future

Similarly, if the judiciary attempted to block our plans and, by extension, the will of the people, Parliament would pass new laws to force them through.
And any civil servant who tried to obstruct our programme would lose their job, come what may. Professionals from outside would be brought in to get the job done if it became necessary.

[Rossfan]

😅🤣😂

[Armagh18]

Raising the tax free allowance absolutely needs to happen.

[Armagh4sam2024]

Whatever you do, don't blame the government. Housing is definitely not working exactly as planned. They definitely didn't cave to farmers on climate. It's the furriners.

Do you really, really think cramming the country with all sorts of everything isn't creating an accommodation problem?

And do you honestly believe that constantly increasing the population in one of the most wasteful consumerist societies is good for the environment?

You may try and paint me as a simpleton who thinks it's all down to immigration, but troglodytes like you, still hooked on an antiquated ideology, cannot see any problem with endless immigration. And then you wring your hands about the "far right" and wonder how the likes of the AfD or Le Pen are on the verge of power. And ye call me the simpleton?!! Ha ha!

Where is there endless immigration? Immigration in Ireland went down last year not up.

"Where is the endless immigration"??!! Wow. Ireland. Western Europe in general. A marginal drop last year doesn't exactly herald the end of large-scale immigration, does it?!

It wasn't marginal though? It went from 149k to 126k. About a sixth. 2026 will likely be lower again now the Ukrainian scheme has ended.
You are ghost hunting. I just don't understand the complete lack of logic.
60k people left Ireland the same year BTW, do we have to take them back?

It was a small enough decrease. As for the ones that left, most of them were Irish citizens. Who said anything about having to take them back? But given the choice...

But you've just removed a few hundred thousand of the workforce! How are you going to replace them if not by taking emigrants back?

Well, it would certainly ease the housing problem, and be a boon for the environment.

For you, is everything about 'the workforce', and 'growing the economy'? I just ask, because as a - I presume - Northern Catholic, would you have opposed a united Ireland when the economic case was against it? And do you only support it now the economic case appears to be in favour of it? (Assuming you support it at all, that is...)

The "housing problem" you refer to has less to do with immigration and more with  lack of social housing planning and allowing hedge funds to buy up developments en masse

[seafoid]

AFD the far right German version of Reform won the election in Saxony Anhalt today

They have the same policies as Reform and tney are pro Kremlin and pro Israel.