Archiving the “strange death of Europe,” as Douglas Murray put it, and the West more broadly, at the hands of the neoliberal technocracy.
Ireland's Prime Minister: We’re destroying our own country inside-out for the sake of ‘innovation’
During his St. Patrick’s Day summit with President Trump, Taoiseach Micheál Martin explained that, in fact, Ireland is “much more robust now” that his government has flooded it with Third World migrants, which “we need for economic growth.”
In Ireland, our population is growing, but in a positive way… I think sometimes Europe gets characterized wrongly in terms of it being overrun or whatever like that. It's much more robust now… We need more economic growth in Europe… We need to pivot more to innovation… and investing in people.
NOW - Ireland's Prime Minister (Taoiseach) on migrants: "I think sometimes Europe gets characterized wrongly in terms of it being overrun or whatever like that. It's much more robust now. There's a much stronger mechanism in place to facilitate legal migration." pic.twitter.com/kqZtMWmEmy
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) March 17, 2026
There you have it, the ethos of the neoliberal technocracy succinctly and kindly summarized by the betrayer himself: any semblance of national identity must be thrown by the wayside for the sake of “economic growth” via the theoretical and dubious innovation and manpower that Third World economic migrants — whom they frame as “refugees” in other contexts when it suits them — deliver.
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Hijabi migrant doesn’t appreciate Irish jokes: ‘That needs to change within the Irish community’
Uncouth jokes are no longer tolerated in the New Ireland.
They’ll give you that, some stereotype joke, and you’ll be like, ‘it’s not a joke, it’s something serious that you shouldn’t be saying and everything.’ But then you get ‘But oh, we’re Irish, we like to joke around, we like to make a laugh out of something. And that needs to change within the Irish community, as much as I am Irish*.
Migrant in hijab explains her disapproval of Irish humor: "That needs to change within the Irish community" pic.twitter.com/QJ0xLTB0ET
— Ben Bartee (@BenBartee) April 23, 2026
*Pro-tip for the interlopers: If you were actually Irish, you wouldn’t need to insert the caveat “as much as I am Irish” while condemning the Irish for their distasteful sense of humor. You’re just giving the game away.
I don’t see any Irishmen going to Afghanistan or wherever this lady is from — she looks a little bit like one of the Mongol-descended Shia minority Hazara that has long been oppressed by the Pashtun majority — and telling them they can’t lure impoverished pre-pubescent boys they scout out on the street into sexual servitude because that’s somehow kosher with Allah, whereas sex with unmarried women is not.
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Obviously, criticizing ritual child abuse by deviant warlords on the Eurasian landmass would be racist and totally uncool.
That’s their own unique, rich culture.
Somehow, though, the abiding respect for cultural diversity doesn’t flow in either direction.
African migrant upset at American voices on the subway
There exists on social media a whole genre of lazy content in which these people (always women) make passive-aggressive sourpuss faces at the camera, like the audience is just supposed to intuitively understand the absurdity of hearing the voice of an American tourist on public transportation and roll their eyes in empathy — as if to say: “White people talking in public again, right?”
A Nigerian woman living in Ireland is triggered when she hears American accents on the train. pic.twitter.com/OuAQYS7O2H
— MichaeloKeeffe (@Mick_O_Keeffe) March 16, 2026
Reality-check for the Nigerian migrant: Ireland and America’s cultural ties extend back centuries, whereas Nigeria and Ireland’s are about five minutes old.
So maybe the Americans on public transportation in Ireland should be confused about your presence on the Emerald Isle.
