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As tourists seeking Dublin’s iconic Guinness and whiskey experiences leave with a sour taste, the city grapples with a growing number of tent cities populated by African migrants, stirring unease among local business owners and residents, observes Polish political commentator Piotr Semka.

Dublin, traditionally a city of vibrant nightlife and rich cultural heritage, is now confronting a challenging reality as makeshift encampments of African migrants appear along the grand Liffey River. 

Originating from the U.K., these newcomers are estimated to be around 2,000 by the Irish Refugee Council, with media reports indicating a weekly influx of approximately 250 new arrivals. The presence of these encampments is drawing parallels with the infamous migrant camps in Calais, France, sparking fears among local business owners that the central city area might deter tourists.

The influx of migrants to Dublin is linked to a deal between the U.K. and Rwanda, which proposes deporting boat arrivals from France to Rwanda, where they would await asylum processing. In reaction to this news, many migrants have moved to Ireland, anticipating that they will not be sent to Rwanda from there.

The Irish government, caught between a humanitarian approach and public discontent, is pressuring London to take back the unwanted migrants, who represent over 90 percent of the 7,000 illegal migrants who have arrived in Ireland this year after having previously applied for asylum in England or Scotland.

Despite the absence of a physical border between Northern Ireland, which is part of the U.K., and the Republic of Ireland due to delicate political relations, the Irish police face calls to tighten border controls. However, the Dublin government remains committed to a progressive and humanitarian stance, funding organizations that supply new tents to the migrants while simultaneously demanding British cooperation to reassume responsibility for the migrant crisis.

Dublin’s politicians compensate for their impotence by blaming the British for not wanting to accept back immigrant refugees from Albion. One can debate whether the idea of sending asylum seeker candidates to Rwanda, initiated by the government in London, will end in success. However, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is trying somehow to fight against the influx of newcomers from the Third World.

Meanwhile, Ireland, on the one hand, practices an open-door policy for immigrants. On the other hand, it instructs its police to dismantle tent cities. To add to the totally schizophrenic reaction from the government, they are also funding the organizations from the Irish budget that provide new tents to the newcomers.

All this occurs while maritime coast guards from Ireland and the United Kingdom are incapable of stopping dinghies carrying immigrants from departing from the French coasts. Humanitarian rhetoric collides with the governments’ fear of their own citizens, who are outraged by the immigrant influx.

In a word: paranoia flourishes.

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Special operations soldiers seeing increase in “strange interactions.”

A pair of illegal aliens from Chechnya with no personal identification was caught this week apparently spying on and surveilling the home of an elite U.S. Army special forces colonel near Fort Liberty, formerly known as Fort Bragg, in North Carolina.

The colonel reportedly confronted the men, one of whom was, according to the colonel, using a “telephoto lens” to take “photos of his children.” An altercation then broke out that resulted in the colonel shooting and killing one of the Chechens.

The incident, which occurred on May 3, received coverage from Fox News, which reported that the two Chechens were “taking photos” from outside the colonel’s home.

“Our law enforcement partners at the Moore County Sheriff’s Office contacted the FBI after a shooting death in Carthage,” the news outlet reported. “A special agent met with investigators and provided a linguist to assist with a language barrier for interviews.”

Sheriff Ronnie Fields said his department received a call about at least one individual who was “observed taking photographs on the property and had become aggressive towards a resident outside their home.”

“The deceased was found approximately 250 yards from the roadway along a powerline on the residential property,” Fields continued in a statement.

(Related: The Department of Homeland Security [DHS] now admits that the U.S. southern border has been open to criminals and terrorists for many years.)

Special operations soldiers seeing increase in “strange interactions”

According to Fox, special operations soldiers like the one involved in this strange encounter are increasingly seeing “strange interactions” and “suspicious surveillance of them and their families.” Some believe these are foreign spy programs in action.

In this case, one of these alleged spies, 35-year-old Ramzan Daraev, ended up dead as a result. Daraev worked as a subcontractor for Utilities One, though at the time of the incident he “was not in possession of any utility equipment, utility clothing, or identification.”

Intelligence sources that spoke to the media say that “power company employment is often a cover for status / action,” meaning they use the power company front as part of their spy cloak.

While the Fort Liberty incident remains a mystery, we know that the person killed was an illegal alien from Russia who was equipped with an advanced telephoto lens. How did this happen, and who hired this person to do this?

It would seem as though there is probably a whole lot more to this story than what the media is reporting. How the private photo op turned violent remains unknown, unless there are further details that are not being reported.

“Moore County is the location of the recent substation attack,” wrote a commenter at Zero Hedgeabout the incident. “There was a substation attack in the NW that has been portrayed as accidental: ‘The single-engine plane crashed into power lines in the city of Independence, OR shortly before 5 p.m. local time, knocking out power and sparking a brush fire. Killed in the crash were the plane’s pilot, 35-year-old Mohammad Hussain Musawi of Independence, and passengers Mohammad Bashir Safdari, 35, of Independence and Ali Jan Ferdawsi, 29, of Salem, Oregon.’”

“There have also been 2 other recent NC incidents that involved known terrorists, of course illegals. Reporting is sparse.”

Unless U.S. immigration law is enforced, the southern border will continue to allow easy passage for illegals. Learn more at InvasionUSA.news.

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Party officials gloat that the policy would help them “secure a second Labour term.”

The British Labour Party wants to force through a change to the electoral system that would make it more difficult for voters to remove them from office.

Sir Keir Starmer has long wanted to extend the vote to 16 and 17-year-old children. In fact, when he was working to make his then-boss—and Labour leader—Jeremy Corbyn prime minister, he believed that such youths ought to have been able to vote to reverse Brexit.

Both then and now, opponents of handing the vote to under-18s said that Labour was (and is) simply gerrymandering—that is, rewriting electoral rules not because of what’s ‘right’ but because of what is most likely to keep Labour in power. After all, the party almost always performs even better than the Conservatives among children and young adults than it does among older adults.

This time, senior party figures under Starmer don’t even seem bothered about hiding their intentions. One source told The Times that the policy “has the double benefit of not costing very much to do but of helping secure a second Labour term.”

They’re so excited about handing themselves this extra electoral advantage—which could undermine former UKIP leader Nigel Farage’s plan to make Reform UK Britain’s “voice of opposition” over the next six years—that they want to get the policy into the statute books in their first year in office.

One official told the Times they would be “extremely surprised” if the vote has not been extended (to roughly 1.5 million under-18s) by mid-2025.

Andrew Lawrence, a Conservative councillor in Kent, described the policy as the “pinnacle of the progressive project” which “would change the balance of power forever.”

Journalist and author Peter Hitchens added online that votes at 16 “will not be the only measure Labour take to ensure that they stay in office,” adding that “if Starmer wins in July, no non-Left Party will ever again hold a majority in Parliament.”

Devolved administrations in Scotland and Wales have already extended the vote to children, where 16 and 17 year-olds are able to cast ballots in local elections and to vote for the home nation assemblies.

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Either way, Vinograd is in favor of enlisting “every American” to help out as well (although it is not clear in what specific way), invoking even the concept of patriotic duty.

A former Biden administration official has declared that disinformation around elections is “becoming the norm rather than the exception.”

Samantha Vinograd, until recently of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), also asserted that these days, because of what she considers to be election disinformation, “there is an unprecedented level of physical threats” while the US information ecosystem is “incredibly vulnerable.”

Dramatic and alarmist statements like this may be necessary to justify the rest of Vinograd’s message, which in effect attacks free speech, as it is legally protected in the US.

Appearing on CBS, Vinograd – who was until last December Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Counterterrorism and Threat Prevention – warned that the First Amendment might protect free speech, but that engaging in free speech is apparently not “cost-free.”

The Face the Nation hosts framed the problem as, essentially, federal laws (the Constitution) protecting speech, but the damage being done at the state level – and then what states, who organize elections, can do to fix that “problem.”

Spreading lies about candidates, as they put it, was given as an example of legal, protected speech becoming an issue by having the ability to create “a threat at the state level” – and asked Vinograd who she thought was supposed to correct the situation.

Vinograd – who has been bouncing between various administrations (including those of Bush and Obama, and private companies like Goldman Sachs and Stripe before landing at Biden’s DHS) – seemed to suggest that Big Tech (i.e., social media companies) should be assisting the government.

The federal government said Vinograd, “should not be the omnipresent fact checker for the American people.”

And even though, according to her, the government is debunking information about elections that is deemed to be inaccurate, social media companies “should be thinking about what kinds of election disinformation violate their terms of service.”

It’s difficult not to take this as a not-so-veiled added pressure on social platforms to not only continue with censoring content but perhaps expand it in terms of what qualifies as election disinformation.

Either way, Vinograd is in favor of enlisting “every American” to help out as well (although it is not clear in what specific way), invoking even the concept of patriotic duty.

And Vinograd did not miss the opportunity to assert that election misinformation threats are now of such magnitude as to present a national security issue.

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Germans reject Baerbock’s pro-war policies

A wide assortment of protesters, including pro-Palestinian protesters, anti-war protesters, and protesters from the right, targeted Green Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock’s Nuremberg campaign event with loud jeers yesterday.

The protests were so loud that she was barely able to deliver her speech over the din while speaking in the run-up to the EU parliamentary elections next week.

Baerbock is seen as one of the most pro-war ministers in the German government and has enthusiastically called for more weapons to be sent to Ukraine. The Green party was founded on anti-war principles and opposition to NATO but has also come under pressure from the left for its support for Israel in its war against Gaza, a conflict that is increasingly splitting the left in Germany. The Greens have been walking a tightrope as of late, with Economy Minister Robert Habeck increasingly critical of Israeli actions in Rafah.

Notably, Green party supporters are the most likely to back sending weapons to Ukraine but also the least likely to want to defend their own homeland in the case of an attack, according to polling.

RT, a pro-Russian state media network, also filmed a segment from the protest.

“The Greens have ruined everything, said an outraged man. It is absolutely wrong to destroy everything we have built up in the past,” said one man who was interviewed at the protest.

“Baerbock is a pro-war agitator, not a diplomat,” chanted another man.

The crowd protesting against Baerbock reportedly outnumbered the supporters who were there to see Baerbock speak, but there are no independent police figures about the size of the protest or Baerbock’s crowd size.

Notably, numerous pro-Palestinian and peace flags were seen at the protest, including women in headscarves mixed in with what appeared to be protesters from the anti-war German right and left, making for a highly diverse group standing against Baerbock’s policies. 

Most recently, a week ago, Baerbock, who expressed solidarity with the Ukrainian people, promised further aid to Ukraine.

Baerbock said Germany needs a security budget because of the war: “This means that we have to provide resources for Ukraine. The security of Poland and Germany is at stake,” she said.

At the beginning of May, at a meeting of Council of Europe foreign ministers in Strasbourg, she said that Ukraine also needed “weapons capable of medium and long-range defense.”

The German foreign minister also wrote a controversial opinion piece published on Euractiv on May 1, where she reminded Europeans that every generation has its own role to play. She said the current one is to fight Russia.

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