Dr. Eoin Lenihan recently detailed how Ireland’s major political parties are collaborating to force an unwanted mass immigration policy on the Irish public.
“There has been terrific abuse of the asylum system from the early 2000s,” he stated, highlighting how non-governmental organizations involved in mass migration receive billions in tax dollars annually.
Addressing recent protests against high fuel taxes, Dr. Lenihan noted Ireland’s education system is “rewarding rubbish courses” designed to cater to growing bureaucratic needs for managing migration while skilled professionals such as nurses and firefighters struggle to afford living and raising families.
The two largest parties in Ireland’s governing coalition—Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael—both advocate for open borders to fuel foreign direct investment, he explained. Additionally, the country’s largest opposition party, Sinn Féin, shares this ideology.
“Their cause is the same,” Dr. Lenihan emphasized. “There is nobody shouting stop.”
Regardless of whether mass migration is driven by NGOs, the Irish government, or the European Union, Dr. Lenihan identified a growing divide: “the clear wedge between our government and the electorate.”
