Great bit of information there Stephen, actually quite serendipitous too. There is a massive development in my former abode of Clondalkin with a newly built train station also. It’s built on the Fonthill Road on a massive old green fields site right beside the Grand Canal. It’s close to my job so I’ve seen the building progress first hand. Susanne actually sent me this yesterday believe it or not suggesting it looks like the makings of a 15 minute city. Here’s the link, https://sevenmills.com/ the sales pitch is as you would expect, sterile, soulless and global. I fear the war has only just begun. They will offer landowners huge compensation for large plots of land to build more and more of these developments all across the country. Dublin was the test bed as it so often is and we already have the likes of Tyrellstown which is predominantly foreigners, particularly people of African descent and Adamstown in Lucan which is almost entirely Muslim. This development has been expanded further out to Tandy’s Lane with an adjoining development called Shackleton which goes nearly to join up with Celbridge. The buildings are all like Lego. Lifeless and monotonous with often a playground (Adamstown has cricket fields so you can see clearly the target demographic). To me the plan is clear. Invest in these new ‘sustainable’ developments and cut funding to the more antiquated, historical and culturally authentic villages resulting in slow economic death. Over time through urban planning models handed down from the global think tanks behind all this, it will create multicultural, deracinated, synthetic communities which are merely consumer/economically based and driven, all with their own culture which will also result in our culture being just another culture on this island and god forbid even marginalised. We must fight against this bureaucratic wickedness with all that we have, because this is a sure approach and methodology that could end Ireland for good.
we're fighting for our souls on every imaginable level. and the souls past and future too. There seems to be no end to this evil. Their long term plans quietly implemented behind our backs. Thanks Stephen, for bringing this out in the open, and to whoever your source is too.
Great bit of information there Stephen, actually quite serendipitous too. There is a massive development in my former abode of Clondalkin with a newly built train station also. It’s built on the Fonthill Road on a massive old green fields site right beside the Grand Canal. It’s close to my job so I’ve seen the building progress first hand. Susanne actually sent me this yesterday believe it or not suggesting it looks like the makings of a 15 minute city. Here’s the link, https://sevenmills.com/ the sales pitch is as you would expect, sterile, soulless and global. I fear the war has only just begun. They will offer landowners huge compensation for large plots of land to build more and more of these developments all across the country. Dublin was the test bed as it so often is and we already have the likes of Tyrellstown which is predominantly foreigners, particularly people of African descent and Adamstown in Lucan which is almost entirely Muslim. This development has been expanded further out to Tandy’s Lane with an adjoining development called Shackleton which goes nearly to join up with Celbridge. The buildings are all like Lego. Lifeless and monotonous with often a playground (Adamstown has cricket fields so you can see clearly the target demographic). To me the plan is clear. Invest in these new ‘sustainable’ developments and cut funding to the more antiquated, historical and culturally authentic villages resulting in slow economic death. Over time through urban planning models handed down from the global think tanks behind all this, it will create multicultural, deracinated, synthetic communities which are merely consumer/economically based and driven, all with their own culture which will also result in our culture being just another culture on this island and god forbid even marginalised. We must fight against this bureaucratic wickedness with all that we have, because this is a sure approach and methodology that could end Ireland for good.
And a swanky, expensive website to boot. The future overlords are here, and they have a huge marketing budget.
They have metered and commodified our home, it’s a long way back.
we're fighting for our souls on every imaginable level. and the souls past and future too. There seems to be no end to this evil. Their long term plans quietly implemented behind our backs. Thanks Stephen, for bringing this out in the open, and to whoever your source is too.