ON St Patrick’s Day the Irish MMA fighter Conor McGregor arrived in Washington DC for a meeting with Donald Trump, seeking to highlight his country’s immigration crisis.
McGregor told journalists that towns in Ireland have literally been overrun with immigrants. He wants to run for Ireland’s presidency later this year on an anti-immigration platform.
The snivelling leftist media like Politico is dismissive of McGregor, gleefully pointing out that an Irish court found him “civilly liable” for rape in November, six years after the offence in a Dublin hotel in 2018.
He was ordered by the judge to pay the victim nearly €250,000 and also to surrender video evidence that he and supporters were threatening to circulate on social media denigrating the victim. He also has been ordered to pay most of the victim’s legal bill topping €1 million.
Given that his supporters were willing to go public against the victim and the fact the McGregor has continued to speak out against the Irish government’s globalist open-door immigration policy, we smell a big rat in this belated prosecution.
Rather than be intimidated by the court ruling, McGregor continues to criticise the Irish government, judges and immigration system in his social media messages. He was also threatened with prosecution over his social media posts last year.
UFC prize fighters like McGregor and Andrew Tate also seem to be the special target of the femo-marxist element of globalism that wants to suppress popular strong male figures.
According to author, speaker and journalist Eddie Hobbs (featured on the video), Ireland’s native male population is now about half and half against male immigrants from at least 150 countries.
Officially, the immigrant population now makes up a third of Ireland’s population. Indigenous Irish people are about to be replaced.
This is happening under the so-called “centre to centre-right” Fianna Fail or The Republican Party coalition government. But the real rulers of Ireland are the EU technocrats who now make its overarching laws and push open-border immigration.
So-called centre, or centre-right or centre-left parties essentially means parties who have no conviction about anything except political survival, but are willing to bend to a set of generally neo-Marxist principles that emanate from the UN, EU or WEF.
We see the same happening in the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
