The good people of Mayo will rally in Castlebar on June 17th to protest against migrant plantations

The good people of Mayo will rally in Castlebar on June 17th to protest against migrant plantations

A public protest against the new migrant plantation at the Castlebar Retail Centre in Mayo will be held on Saturday June 17th, 2023, at 2pm on the Mall in Castlebar, Stephen Kerr of the Irish Inquiry has announced.

Mr. Kerr attempted to view the facility recently and footage shows him being forcefully pushed out of the Retail Centre by security. Mr. Kerr reported this incident to Gardaí alleging assault, but they have refused to investigate his claims despite video footage and are instead however, investigating him for alleged trespass.

Mayo County Council had previously committed to host a public meeting of local citizens to express their concerns relating to numerous government migration plantations in the county, but this was cancelled due to political pressure in the hopes of silencing the people of Mayo.

Irish people are finding themselves a minority in parts of Ireland, including even parts of rural Ireland, and with this unprecedented ramping up of the population replacement agenda a new flame of resistance has been kindled.

While imminent concerns of public safety, availability of services and additional strains on an already critically low housing supply are driving protests in Ireland, the long term and even more fundamental demographic change being foisted upon the country poses an existential threat to the very idea of an Irish Nation.

Read more here: https://theliberal.ie/the-good-people-of-mayo-will-rally-in-castlebar-on-june-17th-to-protest-against-migrant-plantations/

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