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The softening up of Ireland for the ongoing scheme of mass population replacement is gathering pace through the National Action Plan Against Racism. Officially launched in 2023, this plan aims to cultivate a culture of white guilt among the Irish and to grant special privileges to foreigners, effectively demoting the native population to second-class citizens in their own country. Allegedly, these changes are being implemented because the migrants in Ireland are not feeling safe. In reality, the increasing number of third world migrants has contributed greatly to the declining sense of safety among Irish women and children.
The public face for this cultural reprogramming is Ebun Joseph.
Anti-racism is built on only one thing, White superiority.
"Minister Joe O'Brien announces the appointment of the special rapporteur for the National Action Plan Against Racism," July 2024.
The Nigerian anti-racism activist was given the role of Special Rapporteur, and her job is to monitor progress and write annual reports on Irish racism.
1:00. Ebun Joseph, however, is not the brain behind this program. If we observe her network, we can see that she is the direct protege of Dr. Alice Feldman, a Jewish academic at University College Dublin. It was Feldman who supervised Joseph's PhD and it was Feldman who groomed Joseph for her current role as the face of Irish anti-racism. She has spent over two decades working against native Irish interests through her advocacy in immigration, anti-racism, interculturalism, and critical race theory. Although a whole host of Irish and ethnic minority names have been listed as authors of the National Plan Against Racism even the briefest of research reveals that it was first conceived as far back as 2003, and that the author of a plan bearing this precise name was none other than Feldman herself. If we explore further, we will notice that Joseph is also influenced by Ronit Lentin, a Jewish academic who introduced critical race Theory to Ireland in 1997. Lentin, who led sociology at Trinity College until 2012, has redefined Ireland as a biopolitical racist state and has actively campaigned for open immigration policies while opposing deportations. She introduced the concept of "Irish racism" arguing that the very notion of Irish identity is a white supremacist fabrication. Working alongside Feldman and Lentin on the 2008 collaboration relating to the early National Plan Against Racism was the Irish Jewish writer Katrina Goldstone. As the board member of New Communities Ireland, the largest national network of more than 150 migrant-led groups, Goldstone has described herself as "being involved in asylum rights and minority issues for more than two decades." Jewish and liberal activists have also prioritized teaching anti-racism in Western education, aiming to instill white guilt and suppress expressions of white identity. In Ireland, this was advanced by Katherine Zappone, an American lesbian and former Minister for Children, Disability, and Equality, who in 2016 introduced the Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion Charter for Early Childhood Education.
Racism and Anti-Racism in Ireland, Ronit Lentin, 2002.
"Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion Charter and Guidelines for Early Childhood Care and Education," July 1, 2016.
3:10. This initiative, drawing from the anti-bias approach of American Jew, Louise Derman-Sparks, seeks to reorient Irish education against native interests. Derman-Sparks, known for works like Leading Anti-Bias Early Childhood Programs: A Guide to Change, for Change, 2015, and What If All the Kids Are White?, 2011, has directly influenced Irish policy, promoting the idea that whiteness perpetuates systemic racism. By adopting her methods, Ireland has committed to indoctrinating its youth ensuring that continuation of this suicidal ideological shift. This pattern of cultural manipulation is not unique to Ireland but reflects a broader Western trend where academic theories, often from Jewish Scholars, are used to indoctrinate the next generation of professionals who then disseminate these ideas throughout society.
"Anti-Racism Map: Mapping National Anti-racism Efforts in Europe."
3:59. Ebun Joseph pushes for these anti-racism teachings to be compulsory, aiming to dismantle the very fabric of European culture. According to the logic of Critical Race Theory, the Irish are racist by virtue of their existence with the only resolution being their cultural and demographic erasure. The strategy is a form of conquest, not by traditional means of war but through policy, education, and the manipulation of public perception.
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