An Irish Girl’s Plea for a Safer Hometown
Ciarán O'Regan’s writings can be found on his Substack — Quarrelsome Life.
“I’m not against the ones who flee, but who’s looking out for me?”
Politically correct slander is a weapon of suppression, a method of stifling dissent. Such narrative control becomes especially central when what is taking place is clearly deranged.
For example, terms like “transphobe” or “TERF” have been thrown at people who refuse to accept that surgically mutilating and chemically castrating children are forms of “gender affirming care”.
Thankfully, for a whole host of reasons, our collective psychosis around genderism seems to be losing steam. But despite some positive signs, what appears not to be losing steam is Ireland’s incomprehensibly extreme approach to immigration. Pangur Bán’s recent highlighting that Ireland has more foreigners than China, in absolute terms, puts such incomprehensibility into perspective; China’s population is about 264 times that of Ireland’s.
Another illustration of Ireland’s extremist immigration policy is the veritable feeding frenzy for crafty rentiers known as “IPAS”. Dr Matt Treacy of Gript has done a consistently dogged job of cataloguing this NGOcracy and human trafficker approved Gold Rush. Presidential candidate Nick Delehanty has also covered numerous raucous stories, including the sale of the City West Hotel.
Interestingly, many of the same self-obsessed despots who forced deranged genderism upon us for years are also intent on ramming immigrationism down our throats. The common thread? What the unquestionably coercive, arguably totalitarian ideologies of genderism and immigrationism have in common is their relationship to boundaries. Whereas genderists cannot accept boundaries that exist between fundamental biological categories, immigrationists cannot accept those between nations.
Part of the immigrationist refusal to accept national boundaries is the rejection not only of naturally occurring in-group preferences, but of the existence of incompatibilities between certain cultures. Criminality offers an indication of this. The European Conservative outlined how October 2024 “figures from the Danish ministry of justice showed that perpetrators of 29.6% of the country’s violent crimes and 32.4% of rapes are from a non-Western background, despite making up only 10.6% of the population.” Similar data are seen in Germany.
In the UK, we see a massive rape gang scandal involving hugely disproportionate numbers of Pakistanis Muslims. In May 2025, Conservative MP Katie Lam pointed out that “Afghans are 20 times more likely to be sex offenders” than native British. Corroborative data presented in the Daily Mail the month prior showed the top 5 per capita sex offenders in Britain to be Sudanese at 24x the native population, Afghan at 20x, Eritrean at 18.5x, Iranian at 18x, and Iraqi at 17x. Similar trends appear in Germany where, according to a highly disturbing documentary published in February 2025 by New Culture Forum, EXPOSED: How Immigration Has Caused a Rape Crisis in Britain & Europe, Afghans and Pakistanis are 16 times more likely than Germans to be implicated in rape.
Perfectly illustrative of the sort of concerns people have about reckless immigration is the August 3rd report from England that "Anger is growing over a 'cover-up' after two Afghan asylum seekers were charged with the alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl, but police advised authorities not to reveal their background." One of the Afghanis was "charged with two counts of vaginal and oral rape of the victim." The other was charged with “aiding and abetting rape of the 12-year-old, as well as strangulation and kidnap." Apparently, "sources told the Daily Mail on Sunday that Warwickshire Police advised local councillors and officials not to reveal the asylum seeker background of the two suspects, for fear of 'inflaming community tensions'."
That same day, The Sun reported that a Sudanese migrant "from a taxpayer-funded asylum hotel has been charged with attempting to kidnap" a little girl who was with her father. This occurred in Stockport, Manchester. And then two days later, on August 5th, we read another report in the Mail that, in London, a "Pakistani asylum seeker has appeared in court after being accused of repeatedly raping an eight-year-old girl."
These are just three incidents involving “asylum seekers” across a few days in England but, as the per capita sexual assault statistics mentioned above make clear, there are endless such cases. And while politically correct totalitarians will not like what I am about to say, the obvious must be stated with unapologetic bluntness: this sort of savagery is not surprising since different peoples have different cultures and, by our moral standards, some cultures are simply savage.
To point this out, however, is to risk persecution. “The slow dripfeed of a perverse new morality into the public domain”, says former MEP Alex Phillips, “now essentially regards being a perceived racist as a far worse crime than being a rapist”. A case which supports this point was provided by an Irish journalist based in Germany, Dr Eoin Lenihan, in a July 2024 piece for The European Conservative:
“a 20-year-old woman was sentenced to prison for insulting a member of the largely migrant group who gang-raped a 15-year-old girl in Hamburg in 2020. The case caused international outcry when nine of the ten defendants received suspended sentences.”
Yes, you read that right. 9 of 10 gang rapists were left free while a woman angry about a 15-year-old girl being gang raped, and who then insulted one of the gang rapists, was imprisoned. Due to the “perverse new morality” that now characterises Western European establishment orthodoxy, “being a perceived racist” is now treated “as a far worse crime than being a rapist”. Dr Lenihan goes on to write: “Young Germans, frightened and uncertain about the future, are demanding that their elders—who only ever lived with abstract ideals of multiculturalism—listen to their very real concerns.”
In a July piece for the The American Conservative, Mike O'Shea described a Hungarian border patrol guard telling him about Afghanis he had previously detained. The Afghanis claimed they wanted to get to Europe for “blonde women and money from the wall". O’Shea describes how these men would likely have paid people smugglers many thousands of euros to get them that far. Such so-called “asylum seekers” are merely opportunists responding to incentives.
But if a nation like Afghanistan is so alien to ours that it has culturally normalized traditions such as “bacha bazi” – the prostitution, rape, and enslavement of young boys dressed as girls – why would we expect people from Afghanistan to easily integrate into native European societies? The sexually abused dancing boys of Afghanistan is a 2010 BBC article which unveils this horrid degeneracy. Therein we read about one of these tortured children: “I ask him what happens when people take him to hotels. He bows his head and pauses for a long time before answering. […] Omid says he is paid about $2 for the night. Sometimes he is gang raped.”
Speaking of gang rape, Germany has, thanks to immigrationism, been seeing about two per day. On top of higher rates of sexual violence, other violent crimes are increasing as a result of extremist immigration policy. A November 2024 piece in the New York Post reported how Berlin’s Police Chief, Barbara Slowik, described functional no-go zones for Jews and gays: “There are areas of the city, we need to be perfectly honest here, where I would advise people who wear a kippah or are openly gay to be more careful.” Slowik explained that there “are certain neighbourhoods where the majority of people of Arab origin live, who also have sympathies for terrorist groups.”
Please, take a moment to reflect upon what you just read. 80 years after Germany’s Jew and gay murdering Nazis were defeated, Jews and gays must once again, for the sake of their physical safety, seek to hide their identity in Berlin. And then a few months later, in February 2025, a Syrian man who investigators claim wanted to kill Jews stabbed a Spanish man visiting the Holocaust memorial in Berlin. Here are five more of Germany’s higher profile migrant attacks from the months prior:
February 2025: an Afghan asylum seeker killed a mother and her 2-year- old daughter, and injured 44 others in a car ramming attack into a workers protest in Munich.
January 2025: an Afghan asylum seeker killed a 2-year-old boy and a 41- year-old man who intervened to help the child in Aschaffenburg.
December 2024: a Saudi Arabian doctor killed 6 and injured 300 in a Christmas Market car ramming in Magdeburg.
August 2024: a Syrian asylum seeker killed 3 and injured 7 others in a mass stabbing at a “Festival of Diversity” in Solingen.
May 2024: an Afghan asylum seeker killed a policeman and injured five others in a stabbing spree at an anti-Islam event in Mannheim.
Police Chief Slowik’s statement about the precarious conditions for Jews and gays in Berlin wasn't the first time she has been so laudably direct in her pronouncements. Andrew Hammel has previously quoted her in a July 2024 piece for The Critic about Germany’s immigrant crime problem: “Bluntly stated, our numbers show that violence in Berlin is young, male, and has a non-German background.”
Germany’s trends align with official crime data, presented in Gript by Peter Ryan, from Sweden and Denmark – two countries that have been scrambling to reverse course on their immigration policies due to years of bloody carnage. Of particular note from Ryan’s report is how descendants of immigrants were more prone to criminality than first-generation. This does not bode well for Ireland’s hope to assimilate the vast numbers of guests our politicians have chosen to host on our island – assuming, of course, that all of these individuals actually want to assimilate. TD Ken O’Flynn of Cork North Central addressed such concern in a September 2025 statement:
“We cannot go on pretending that importing diametrically opposed value systems will lead to social cohesion. The so-called multicultural dream is not working. It has failed in Sweden, it has failed in Britain, and unless we change course, it will fail here in Ireland too.”
Bleakly, some of Ireland’s highest profile incidents of migrant violence have involved perpetrators or suspects who, arguably, had ample opportunity to at least begin assimilation to their host nation. For example, 2nd generation Pakistani Abdullah Khan had been born in Ireland 23 years before he is suspected of a totally unprovoked stabbing of a Garda in July 2025. Remarkable footage emerged of this incident in which the assailant can seemingly be heard shouting “Allahu Akbar”. Slovakian Roma Jozef Puska had been in Ireland since 2015 when he stabbed Aisling Murphy to death in 2022. The Islamist who stabbed a Defence Forces Chaplain outside Galway’s barracks in August 2024 was a teenager and so, presumably, had attended school here at some point. Iraqi Yousef Palani had been in Ireland since 2006 when, in 2022, he murdered two gay men in Sligo, beheading one of them, and injuring a third. Palani was reported to have had a “kill list” of 12 gay men whom he intended to murder and, curiously, 250,000 euro in cash. Algerian Riad Bouchaker is reported to have been a naturalised citizen, and in Ireland for well over a decade, when he is suspected of injuring three children in a knife attack outside a Dublin school in November 2023.
Worth highlighting here, since immigration restrictionism is typically tarred as “far right” by those who wish to delegitimize the argument, is that Denmark is led by a left-wing party yet has some of the strictest immigration policies in Europe. The Danes have realised that piling thousands of people from alien cultures into their society is a recipe for disaster. This has been a social experiment that, according to professor David Betz of Kings College London who was recently interviewed by Harrison Pitt for The European Conservative, is creating civil war conditions across Europe.
To illustrate the kind of disaster Ireland’s own immigrationist regime is creating, one can look North to the June 2025 riots in Ballymena. After news broke on Saturday June 7th of two “Romanian Roma boys” alleged to have sexually assaulted a 14-year-old local girl, a protest began that was followed by a sort of pogrom. The mayhem included houses burnt out, migrant homes firebombed, and attempts to burn down a leisure centre which was understood to be sheltering migrants.
What wasn’t mentioned in any of the media reports I encountered about this horrific unrest, is that the incident which sparked the chaos was the 3rd such alleged migrant sexual predation in a very short timeframe. A 36-year old Filipino man faced five charges with crimes said to have taken place between March and May against two girls. These charges included “sexual communication, common assault, inciting a child aged 13-16 to engage in sexual activity,” and “sexual assault.” And a May 30th report described how “Detectives from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) have launched an investigation following the reported sexual assault of a teenage girl in Ballymena on the evening of Saturday 24th May.” The report describes the male suspect “as having dark-coloured skin, dark brown eyes, and speaking in a foreign language.”
It is against this background knowledge of the immigration driven violent decay of the UK, Germany, Sweden, Denmark and elsewhere across Europe – along with having previously tackled establishment fearmongering about the “far right” in Gript and, relatedly, The Strange Death of Ireland in MEON Journal – that I wish to highlight a short speech by 15-year-old Irish girl, Kaiden McKenna, from Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan.
McKenna, a champion boxer, gave her perspective on the IPAS reality in her hometown: “As a young person, especially a young girl, I feel more unsafe now than ever.”
She described how “after a few scary encounters” she “can’t even walk alone to the bus anymore”, and how one of her parents have to escort her as she walks “through what is now known among the young ones as the ‘dodgiest part of Blayney’.” She describes how she has lost freedom of movement in her own town:
“Going for a run with my mother metres behind me in the car, because it’s not safe, is unacceptable. It’s only going to get worse if there are more IPAS centres in Blayney. […] I’m not against the ones who flee, but who’s looking out for me?”
It isn’t only crime statistics from all over Europe that lend legitimacy to the concerns of this brave girl and her family. It’s common sense.
But just like courageous and sensible women who pushed back against genderism are slandered by narcissistic tyrants as “TERFs” and “transphobes”, are courageous and sensible girls like Kaiden McKenna now going to be labelled “far right” or slandered as “racist” for daring to voice opposition to the catastrophic consequences of immigrationism?
Putting migrant camps into Irish towns does not mean the newcomers will automatically conform themselves to basic local behavioural norms. After all, as grotesque traditions such as “bacha bazi”, and Berlin’s apparent no-go zones for Jews and gays clearly demonstrate, alongside official crime statistics from around Europe, not all nationalities are equally possible to assimilate.
And so, the question begs: why are Irish politicians choosing to do this to their own people?