Tag Property Right

First HTL in Ballina

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On Saturday, July 16, 2022, the Hold The Line information campaign was launched in another Irish town. This time, the activists showed up in Ballina, a small town in County Mayo.

The event was scheduled for 2 p.m. near Ballina Medical Center on the N26 road. The organizers had to change the place of the event due to the small amount of local community in this place. Ultimately, HTL took place on the N59 road near The Town Park Playground.

As always, activists kept local people informed about what was really going on in Ireland and around the world. They did it with information boards, leaflets and conversations. HTL had a lot of support from the drivers.

The video report and photos are available below. I would like to highlight the messages from Andy Heasmam, David O’Reilly and Dara O’Flaherty in the video. They are talking not only about HTL. They also commented on what happened at the Free Speech Monster Rally in Galway a week ago. Listen for yourself.

Finally, I would like to thank everyone for a great day. It was an honor for me to be able to broadcast this wonderful event in freedom. Now I am asking my viewers to share this post. Social media censors me all the time. It is up to you whether this information will reach many people.

I also appeal for physical support for the Hold The Line movement in Ireland. All you have to do is select HTL in your area and join the event. Activists have many information boards and leaflets. Everyone is welcome. To check where the nearest HTL will be, just go to the Events tab on my blog or visit the Sovereign People website.

Please also share my posts. Social media censors my work all the time, so I really need your help. And if you feel that my job is needed and would like to support me financially, you can make a donation here. Thank you with all my heart and see you soon.

Public Meeting in Easkey

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On May 19, 2022, I had the pleasure of broadcasting a live public meeting held in Easkey, a small charming town in County Sligo.

The first thing I noticed after arriving in this town was information about the meeting posted on many street lamps. Then the participants of the meeting started to arrive near the Easkey Post Office. A hand-made signboard caught my attention. I liked the combination of wood and strings very much.

The meeting was held in a very friendly atmosphere during which many speakers spoke. The main topic of the meeting was the rights to private property in Ireland. You can see everything by watching the photos and video below. I invite you to watch.

I also appeal to everyone to support and participate in the next HTL, protests, public meetings, etc. Information about the upcoming events can be found in the Events tab. I also ask you to share my photos, videos and posts. If you think my job is needed and you want to help me financially, you can donate any amount here. Thank you with all my heart and see you soon.

Public Meeting in Limerick – 09.04.2022

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A public meeting was held in Limerick on April 9, 2022. The topics of the meeting included homelessness in Ireland and property rights. The meeting was held in front of King John’s Castle. The speeches sparked a discussion between the participants of the meeting, customers of a nearby restaurant and random passers-by. A Garda car also stopped near the meeting, which left after a dozen or so minutes. You can see it all in the video report below. I also encourage you to comment and share my posts. Don’t be passive! Support independent media!

Public Meeting in Kilkenny

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On March 23, 2022, a very important Public Meeting took place in Kilkenny. The event started at 7 p.m. at The Tholsel on High St. and lasted less than an hour. I invite you to watch the video from all the speeches of this event, which is below. Please also share this video. Social media limits our reach all the time, so we need your help. Don’t be passive. Support independent media.