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As part of a 17 November 2016 press release, Barrett announced that would be the leader and president of the newly-created National Party, a party that would promote conservatism and oppose abortion and multiculturalism in Ireland.
As part of a 17 November 2016 press release, Barrett announced that would be the leader and president of the newly-created National Party, a party that would promote conservatism and oppose abortion and multiculturalism in Ireland.
On 26 December 2019, Barrett addressed his ban from the liberal-biased social media platform [[Twitter]].<ref>[https://nationalparty.ie/twitter-and-me/ Twitter and Me - The National Party]</ref>
On 26 December 2019, Barrett addressed his ban from the liberal-biased social media platform [[Twitter]].<ref>[https://nationalparty.ie/twitter-and-me/ Twitter and Me - The National Party]</ref>
During the CCP pandemic, on 11 October 2020, Justin Barrett addressed a protest against the Irish government's disproportionate, China-style lockdown. He responded to false accusations of being "far-right" by saying that his party had been "right so far".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcTZYiId0W4 Justin Barrett - Let Ireland Live - Anti-Lockdown Protest Dublin]</ref>
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