Hard question of violent biological males in female prisons exposes the national media covering for their ideological buddies in the political class says Hermann Kelly ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjv6uzYpz4

In Rosslare, Co Wexford and all around Ireland, our elders should be a government priority ; not evicted to make way for economic migrants from abroad. #IrishresourcesforIrishpeople Spoken by Irish Freedom Party president, Hermann Kelly. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ce3TWE-gXSk

Join the Party https://www.irishfreedom.ie/member-registration/ Our Principles: https://www.irishfreedom.ie/principles/ Our Policies: https://www.irishfreedom.ie/policies/ 7. Protection of the natural environment The Irish Freedom Party supports the protection of the environment and the conservation of nature. A healthy environment is essential for humankind and future generations. We want clean air, water and food. We desire salmon in our rivers, abundant fish in our seas, and wildlife in our forests. We seek an ecological environment we can enjoy, benefit from and hand on to our children. Therefore, all necessary steps should be taken towards protection of the natural environment and to reverse the dramatic loss of biodiversity. We will put an emphasis on ecological conservation rather than carbon ideology. ▪ The Irish Freedom Party is committed to pursuing environmentally friendly initiatives that will protect both the environment and the people. We favour the development of carbon “sinks”, such as broadleaf woodlands. As Ireland has the largest maritime resource in the EU we must invest strongly in research and development of tidal energy. Unlike carbon taxes, these measures do not put financial strain on families and endanger those that rely on the ready and affordable availability of traditional means of heating and transport. We believe that ever-increasing carbon taxes are resulting in an unjust transfer of wealth from ordinary hard-pressed people to the State and the EU. ▪ The Irish Freedom party has a “non alarmist” approach with regards to Climate Change. We have great concern, however, when it comes to well-established ecological matters, such as the use of certain chemicals and pollutants. We will support approaches to eliminate endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) that threaten human health including some plastics and other contaminants from our waterways. We will immediately commence a consultation to address the adverse health effects, such as abnormal estrogen levels, that are coming about from our use of plastics to contain food. We will also call for more research on the impact of Fluoride and Glyphosate on the water table. The Irish Freedom Party rejects the unnecessary, economically damaging and harsh imposition of carbon taxes. ▪ We will promote a substantial increase in broadleaf forestry in Ireland. We will cut the unnecessary red tape that surrounds forestry management, particularly in regard to felling of commercial forests, and we will eliminate the third-party appeal process for forestry. We want to restructure the forestry to incentivize the planting of broadleaf trees and forests, which are more biodiverse and wildlife friendly and offer opportunities for the creation of enhanced publicly accessible rural amenities. ▪ The Irish Freedom Party will reduce the incentivisation which has led to the proliferation of wind turbines across our landscape. Wind turbines are an expensive, subsidised, ugly intermittent energy source which can cause damaging bog slides and bird strikes. The damage to the environment and local communities by wind turbines which must still be supported by levies on the ordinary consumer, leading to one of the most expensive energy cost regimes in Europe, seems to be of little long-term benefit. 7.1. Energy Policy The current Government has made commitments to their allies in the global climate change industry to move Ireland away from generating energy through peat and coal fired electricity generation. Eirgrid forecast that demand for electricity is set to increase by 50% over the next ten years and yet we are expected in future to depend on intermittent renewables which are clearly unreliable. ▪ Most Irish people are unaware that Ireland already imports energy generated through nuclear production. As the State moves towards pursuing carbon neutrality and we rely on unreliable renewables to provide light and heat for our homes and businesses we need to have an open debate on the contribution that nuclear energy production could make to safeguarding our increasing energy needs. Part of that debate will require a state commission to investigate and assess the safety, security, efficiency and waste issues associated with nuclear energy. We would advocate the same for Tidal Power, as we are an island surrounded by the sea that is currently under utilised as a source of energy. ▪ We support the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland ( SEAI ) public consultation on the Government policy on Corporate Power Purchase Agreements (CPPAs) used by large scale Data centres etc. Given that Data centres are projected to use 29% of Ireland’s total energy by 2028. We hold that the impact of Data centre energy demands must be investigated and made a criterion against which planning applications for data centres are assessed. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3qvZ7po-Uw

Party Chairwoman and candidate for Tipperary, Professor Dolores Cahill addresses meeting of Irish Freedom Tipperary Cumann in Clonmell (18/01/2020) Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IrexitFreetoProsper/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/IrexitFreedom Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/irexit_freedom_party/ Website: http://www.irishfreedom.ie ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0CU3YcVRUM