Even a 'friend of Israel' is highlighting immigration.
Huge scale of immigration is making our housing crisis worse
David Quinn
David Quinn
March 3 2017 2:30 AM
http://www.independent.ie/opinion/columnists/david-quinn/huge-scale-of-immigration-is-making-our-housing-crisis-worse-35498057.htmlHuge scale of immigration is making our housing crisis worse
In 2015, 17pc of people living here were "foreign-born" (to use the term in the report). In Britain, the equivalent percentage is 13. Stock Image
When we are debating issues like housing, schools, jobs, wages, hospital places or welfare spending, we never seem to factor immigration and its effects into the debate.
Despite the best efforts of pro-life and pro family groups to attract immigrants to pro life rallies etc etc few attend. Our people are feeling the strain from mass immigration. It will worsen if there is not a halt to mass immigration. Paddy the Irishman will find himself a stranger in his own Nation.
Quinn is no nationalist but has opened debate on immigration. The issue was kicked down the road in the early 2000s but now no longer can people ignore mass immigration. Even blacks in Britain voted to leave the EU because they too are effected by mass immigration.
They can't get their children in schools and many blacks obviously dislike the stereotype of being thugs and muggers. It doesn't reflect well on the black community.
Good church going black folk are not foes. The white liberal is. Those that push the social engineering projects. Blacks supported Trump recently. It was great to see.
In the United States parties and organisation have black and latino outreaches. It should not come to this in Ireland. I see the Oregon Right to Life have a Latino outreach. It shouldn't come to this in Ireland or the need to translate signage, literature. etc etc.
With an LGBT Pro-Life outreach in Ireland some it seems are reaching out to ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs. We have to combat the liberalism though many in the pro-life reaching out to the ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs.