IRELAND in Danger: The video they DO NOT want you to see

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Summary of this video:

Wealthy Expat discusses the issue of illegal immigration in Ireland and protests that have broken out in the country. He highlights a case where an Algerian man, who was supposed to be deported, obtained Irish citizenship and later stabbed children. Wealthy Expat argues against illegal immigration and criticizes Ireland for its welcoming stance towards refugees. He mentions other countries, such as Hungary and Poland, that they believe are better at protecting their borders.

Wealthy Expat also encourages individuals to obtain second residency or citizenship in order to have more options in case of a migration crisis in their home country. He suggests several countries as alternatives, including Andorra, Kazakhstan, Mauritius, Turkey, and various countries in the Caribbean, South America, and Southeast Asia. Wealthy Expat concludes by advising wealthy investors to consider other European countries with lower taxes or to explore options outside of the EU.

DISCLAIMER: This video is not tax and/or financial advice. Any information or advice I give is purely based on my own experience and research. I am not a tax professional and/or lawyer and/or accountant so I am not liable for any steps you take to lower your taxes. I'm not a financial advisor nor do I pretend to be. Always do your own research.

[chrissmith-wqgr]

You are not 'far right', you are just 'right'.
You are not racist when it's protecting your people and country.

[TheodoreScopeline]

If you are Irish, you stay and fight for your country and the heritage that belongs to your children.
You do not skip off and watch the pyer from a foreign country!
Stand!

[CN-qjkf]

It's easy for some to promote citizenship for other countries, I'm an Irishman and I will be buried in my own land I refuse to be forced out of my native land like generations of my people before me, Ireland for the Irish!

[dazza]

Not just Ireland. The whole of Western Europe is like this.

[paddyj]

I'm a Swiss-born, naturalised Irish citizen who moved to Ireland 12 years ago to learn English. I am sick an tired of the Irish being shafted by our government in favour of undesirable foreigners and I'll happily fight for Ireland to remain Irish. Sinne fianna fáil

[algie-tw]

I live in a small town in Scotland called Greenock and over the past year half of Africa seems to have moved here without any consultation with local people and how this impacts on limited resources. Needless to say the moneyed class in the town's West End remains as protected and privileged as ever. All the while the local council whines about not having enough money to house native born locals.

[maureensmith]

Calling normal, angry citizens far right is really wicked.

[PennyEv]

Fight for your country. Get rid of the treacherous Varadkar and stop all immigration.

[matthewb]

I'll say the same thing about the Irish situation that I say about the problem here in the States. They aren't 'migrants'. They are illegal immigrants. Migrants are citizens of a nation that travel within that nation searching for work and prosperity. They are a benefit to society, by their actions, including following the laws, etc. of the area in which they are living and working. The vast majority of illegal immigrants have zero compulsion to benefit the local society. They want benefits without having to put out any effort.

[mztokyo]

Preserving your culture is not xenophobia.

[paddyo]

All my ancestors are Irish, yet I would have more trouble getting repatriated than a non Irish migrant

[markmccullough]

I predict that in the turmoil to come the Irish government will arrest and punish far more native Irish than their precious migrants. That is if they punish any migrants at all.

[mongeyjames]

Rotherham and Rochdale won't happen in Hungary or Japan!

[ellie]

The illegal immigrants coming in the back door via Dover in the U.K. are young men and fighting age and no one is stopping it. The U.K. has supposedly left the E.U. and one of the main reasons was open borders and uncontrolled immigration. Why are the U.K. still having this problem? We should all be very concerned about this and all put up in hotels. There is a bigger picture here and I guess it is what the WEF is telling heads of governments to do as ultimately the agenda regarding the EU was and still is open borders and creating a European State, a melting pot. They want a centralized system where the Elites are in charge. Leo V is pro the EU and is very likely doing the WEF's bidding. He doesn't care about the people of Ireland.

[TheInstinctWithinV]

Here is the worst part about all of this: We were never asked as Europeans. This was just thrust upon us. I believe firmly that whether or not we should have allowed anyone in should've been referendum galore across European nations, and we should not have left it up to Germany or Brussels to decide. The EU has failed us, and no country should ever have joined the union. Poland is the only bastion left.

[ContrarianExpatriate]

I lived in Dublin last spring and was truly disappointed. I rarely encountered any Irish people as most were unfriendly Brazilians or East Africans. Housing was extremely expensive and low quality to boot. Never again!

[themsmloveswar]

Ireland is increasingly a police state.

[MichaelWirth-zq]

Professor of philosophy Dr M. Sabieski, “ The militant Muslim is the person who beheads the infidel, while the moderate Muslim holds the feet of that person” This statement describes perfectly the relationship between Hamas and majority of Palestinians.

[maireadtono]

Our country is on a downward trend. Life is being made very difficult for native Irish people. Our Government is a disgrace and they have blood on their hands.

[TheTimdoyle]

An Algerian man is not Irish, he just has an Irish passport.