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‘What the West has, and has had for some time now, is a single-shot military. One serious campaign, whether finally won or lost, would disarm the West for a decade’
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Frongoch Internees Liam O'Brien pictured among Irish prisoners inside Frongoch internment camp in Wales following the Easter Rising. He served under Michael Mallin in the Irish Citizen Army at St Stephen's Green and the Royal College of Surgeons. 📷 National Library of Ireland
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Lamenting the lack of beer halls and coffee houses lately. Modern pubs and cafes don’t quite cut it. Where can a fella go to meet likeminded patriots
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If you’re looking for an Irish version of this (though of course there’s lots of Irish in Sharpe) please read Walter Macken’s “Seek The Fair Land” from 1959, a thrilling adventure tale set during the plantations told from an Irish perspective for an Irish audience
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Mfers would be calling Kaiser Wilhelm II ‘third worldist’ for expressing his support of Paul Kruger and the Boers for resisting
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The Anglo-Jewish alliance and its consequences…
🇺🇦 The President of Ukraine visited The King this afternoon at Windsor Castle
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I think a lot of people on the online dissident right who understand the post-WW2 order fail to see how this also impacted the likes of Ireland and the IRA Ireland has traditionally aligned itself with European powers given it is a European and Catholic country - Habsburg Spain (1579, 1593 - 1603) - Papacy Allies (1640s) - France (Jacobite Era and 1798) - Germany (WW1 and then Sinn Féin-IRA in WW2) However, post WW2 - traditional European alliances were out the window For one, NATO was formed and as Britain was in NATO that means other countries in NATO couldn’t back a paramilitary such as the IRA even if it wanted too - this effectively means even if the IRA may receive sympathetic support from other European populations it would never receive material support. It should also be of note, something many foreign onlookers don’t seem to understand, is that Sinn Féin and the IRA are not the same as the government of the 26 county Free State which has been dominated by Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil who were right-centrist parties since the states inception who still run the country and since the 2000s have brought about extreme social liberalism and mass immigration. In fact, the Free State parties have always had a hostile approach approach to SF-IRA, even executing some during WW2 and outright censorship from 1960-90s. So during the 1960s when tensions boiled in the 6 counties and the SF-IRA went looking for allies - the Free State wanted nothing to do with the Troubles up North - and European powers and the American state were absent. American support for Ireland rested solely on the works of the like of NORAID and working class Irish Americans (…and the Irish Mob) and not the American state. The 1950-80s also happened to be a period wherein Third World countries were having success in armed struggles and looking for allies. Therefore it’s not too much of a surprise that the IRA, isolated from European support post WW2, would start linking in with the likes of Gaddafi and Latin America countries Palestine for material support which would also increase sympathies between the respective movements as time went on as European countries were effectively neutered on the issue post WW2. Therefore - Irish Nationalism is not inherently ‘Third Worldist’ - as traditionally it sought European aid but when the IRA went looking for allies post-WW2 it could only find allies outside of Europe/US given the change in the World Order. The respective sympathies developed during this period however are well worth a criticism and drawback as I’d argue that certain Anti-European and Anti-Catholic elements have seeped into the likes of mainstream Shinners as they only think in terms of the developments of post-WW2 relationships and not the origins and roots of Irish nationality which extend back further - hence a proper understanding of the both the post-WW2 order and the original aims of Irish Nationalism are necessary as one with the other leads to schizo politics.
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From Walter Macken’s Seek the Fair Land set shortly after the Cromwellian Sack of Drogheda ‘None of that. We were meek. We took them in. We didn’t hate enough. We didn’t fight enough. We left them an opening in our sides and they infected our bloodstream. We don’t have enough’
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Another imported regime pet commits a horrific act of barbarism. They can’t possibly defend this shit anymore. Ethnic cleansing shills in shambles
Regime types don’t even try gaslight you into thinking their imported stock assimilate anymore they just look at you like this
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Get them out
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‘🇵🇸🇺🇦 in bio’ people in shambles
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17 Dec 2025
There’ll be another big push to force Ireland to shed the last vestige of its sovereignty and join the ZOG crusade against Russia. It is absolutely imperative that this is avoided. Not a single drop of Irish blood is worth it. Nor is it worth the blood of other European men
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Better import another million retards to fix this eh
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‘I don’t think you have, mate’
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Thinking of practical things to be done when ‘our guys’ get into government in Ireland and I think first step has to be the dismantling of the NGO industrial complex. Tens of thousands of subversives hostiles undermining us and racketeering off the backs of working people
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If we’re playing smart, we should also be encouraging ‘our guys’ to join the Gardaí and Oglaigh na hEireann, as painful as it may be in the short term. Can’t have these places staffed entirely by our ops
When Helen McEntee says she wants to diversify Irelands Defence Forces as a top priority, you might ask why? Does that make us stronger? The answer is obviously no. But most western governments now see their own constituents as their primary enemy, ergo hiring of foreign mercs
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Is the ZOG-Iran war back on or what? Haven’t being paying attention lately
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‘Critics say (remigration) is a sanitised term for ethnic cleansing’ So what exactly is mass migration then, if not ethnic cleansing, too?
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Successive clown puppet governments of Ireland have happily taken their 30 pieces of silver while enabling our enemies to implement this ethnic cleansing and social engineering regime
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