While Nationalists are distracted with the current events, the regime has been quietly publishing laws, amendments and legislation over the past few days.
👉Planning and Development Regulations
Strips local councils of the power to block large scale housing developments. The state can now override your community’s objections and fast track high density accommodation. They can drop migrant housing into your area and your local representatives can do nothing about it. Development and planning has been reorganised so large projects such as data centres and IPAS centres move more efficiently—fast-tracked without your input.
👉Employment Permits (Amendment) Regulations 2026
Expands the list of sectors eligible for cheap foreign labour and streamlines the permit process for employers. More of your jobs are now open and targeted to non-EU workers, and the paperwork moves faster. Non-EU citizens are prioritised for employment. The NGOs have a fresh batch of permits to wave at their clients.
👉ESB Regulation (published unusually late at night)
The ESB can now apply for planning permission for power lines, cables, poles, substations and other grid infrastructure on land/property they do not own. If you own land, ESB can legally plant their poles and grid infrastructure without your consent. If you attempt to remove it, you can be prosecuted for damaging their property on your own ground. This is the physical occupation of private property, legalised and weaponised against the native population.
👉Planning and Development (Short Term Letting) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
Homeowners who let out a room or a second property for short stays must now apply for planning permission, registration and meet compliance costs, barriers designed to make independent ownership unviable. This strangles the small property owner, forcing them to sell up or convert to long-term lets. Those long-term lets are then filled by the NGOs and their housing associations with imported tenants, funded by your own taxes. This is the quiet transfer of housing stock from native hands into the resettlement apparatus.
The state is now dictating what you can do with your own property and who you are permitted to allow inside. You do not choose your tenant. The NGOs choose for you. Your spare room, your house, your caravan or mobile home is no longer yours. The state is effectively the landlord of your own property. If you resist, you face fines, penalties, compliance orders and the threat of imprisonment.
Your rights and properties are being dismantled one policy at a time.
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