Migrant Invader center burned down in Galway Ireland

On the early morning of Sunday December 17th 2023, presumed Irish Nationalists deliberately set a fire in a planned migrant invasion center in Galway in Western Ireland. The planned center was set to house 70 migrant-invaders. There was large amounts of resistance among locals who did not want the center, but as with how western occupied governments operate, those desires were ignored. Part of that resistance involved locals setting up a blockade outside of the hotel.

The government was going to move ahead with housing them in this center within a week, however that won't happen thanks to the building being burned down.

This arson comes weeks after riots in Dublin, caused by a Algerian migrant who should not have been in the country stabbing multiple Irish children. In those riots similar migrant centers in Dublin were firebombed.

This arson shows that the Dublin riots were not a temporary flash, but part of growing resistance to replacement being carried out by occupation governments across the West. The actions also show how vulnerable the system is at a local level, while they can defend their key buildings and seats of power, the infrastructure needed to carry out population replacement is large and very distributed. Making it extremely vulnerable to decentralized radicals carrying out attacks like this.