Protest Against Immigration in Coleraine

0:00On April 4th, about 200 folks gathered in Coal Rain for the launch of a new group called our Northern Ireland voice pushing hard against immigration. They want to shut down houses in multiple occupation, close what they call migrant hotels, deport all illegal immigrants right away and protect local. Kids, speakers fired up the crowd outside the town hall. Richard Inman kicked things off, framing it as a spiritual battle against Islamists, communists, and globalists over the last 50 years. He blasts at abortion laws too, saying Northern Ireland lost its Christian roots. Dan Grindel jumped in, calling bellfast in Coal Rain, unrecognizable, with hotels packed with migrants and a brutal housing crunch. Meanwhile, trade union members ran a counter-protest nearby, blasting music and chanting slogans through the speeches. Rally supporters heckled back, and Inman shouted he was louder than them, drawing big cheers. Patrick Mohalin from Nipsa hid back, mocking the low turnout. They promised

1:012,500, but got just 200. He pointed out National Front Leader Tony Martin was there, comparing it to their failed march in 1984 that workers shut down. The rally wrapped with a procession through town under heavy police watch, highlighting the raw tensions bubbling up in the community.