Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

But its not just immigration itself: my ex-partner, a highy-qualified healthcare professional from Brazil (and the hardest worker I have ever known) found it almost impossible to get residency in Ireland. She finally did but her struggle was heart wrenching to watch. At that very same time the Irish government was, and still is, bringing in numerous people from the middle East for permanent residency regardless of qualification or even willingness to work. There is definitely something deep and nefarious going on here.
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@JasonAtlas I think I understand your comment. On the contrary, making weird comments out of the blue like that I think its you who probably needs to go outside.
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@PoisonelleMisty4311 This has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the current crisis. This is a political class using demographics in order to bring about long term social changes for their own nefarious ends: nothing at all like the natural migration of people. This is completely different and you need to learn the difference.
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@foghornfoggyface True. I've noticed that. It doesn't make any sense.
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@PoisonelleMisty4311 I'll also add that it's obvious from my original comment that I'm not anti-immigration, as I wrote about my own former partner, who is an immigrant. None of us have any objection to immigration: the problem is that our own globalist puppet government is using mass immigration from only one part of the world to bring about demographic changes in this country. And this is being done all over Europe. It has to stop.
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