JOIN YOUR LOCAL NETWORK GROUP

UPCOMING COMMUNITY RESILIANCE MEETINGS

In this video published by Anthony Casey, the speaker reflects on the challenges facing localized nationalist movements in Ireland over the past year. He discusses how various local community actions—such as protests around IPAS (International Protection Accommodation Services) centers in places like Frosses Cross, Coolock, Tallaght, and Citywest—have felt geographically isolated and politically fragmented. 

The speaker addresses the underlying trust issues and division within these groups, attributing them to state elements and internal friction that prevent diverse professionals (including farmers, doctors, nurses, and tradesmen) from uniting effectively. 

To counter this fragmentation, the video introduces a nationwide push for "Community Resilience Meetings," beginning with targeted gatherings aimed at building a cohesive, self-reliant network. The primary goal of these meetings is to connect men across different counties and backgrounds to foster mutual support, establishing a robust fallback network capable of resisting perceived societal shifts like digital IDs, surveillance expansion, and sudden cuts to essential infrastructure.

REGISTER YOUR INTEREST IN ATTENDING A MEETING

 The Impact of Cultural and Ethnic Changes on Local Communities

We are a community based watchdog. Our primary goals are to build community resilience, platform people and their communities.

Local communities are increasingly aware of the significant cultural and ethnic changes reshaping the fabric of their towns and villages. These shifts bring about a complex challenge.

While diversity can enrich a community through new perspectives, traditions, and shared experiences, it also raises concerns about how such large-scale changes might affect the safety and well-being of families.  we aim to gather and provide you with up to date news and information regarding your communities..  having Their concerns heard, when all others seem to ignore them...