Miller says constructive EU change is needed

Miller served with UNIFIL in 1978, and retired in 1996, to take up farming. He has a small pedigree cattle herd and is familiar with ICBF.

Founder of PBFI, a founder member of Hemp Co-operative Ireland, Spirit of Éireann and BRUI.

Miller is a strong believer in rejuvenating rural Ireland, and is totally opposed to UN AGENDA 21. He is campaigning to develop Industrial Hemp, a national permaculture programme, a comprehensive community banking model, and a serious review of FDI, along with fairer taxes for all.

James Miller believes that constructive change is necessary. Miller believes we can do much better. He believes in informing and enlightening the Irish nation, so as to empower real and positive change for current and future generations. He says we must deliver better for our children.

A candidate in the 2016 general election, Miller has also gone on record to “facilitate the return home of our generation lost to emigration in recent decades and also to facilitate first and second generation Irish to live in Ireland.”

Equally, Miller has urged the Government to stall the rollout of 5G mobile phone technology “until it is proven safe” for the environment and it's people alike.