And then what happened? The English leaders found a way out. By threats and bribes [...] with the Italian government to betray their allies. And when I say betrayed their allies I am not now referring to the Italy capitulation - that is a matter which I, as an Irishman, have no right to judge, - but I am referring to the fact they agreed to capitulate without telling their German allies until English troops under cover of this intrigue would be smuggled over to the Italian mainland. That would be the heroic way the English finally succeed in putting foot on the continent of Europe. That was a miserable conclusion to these months of expectation...

Everyone go and ratio the Libertarians

https://twitter.com/LibertarianEire/status/1465285754192551937

That time Gaydan O’ Queerdon went on MSNBC saying that he wants to remove St Patrick’s Day from a “white nationalist viewpoint” (ie Catholic + Nationalistic in his eyes) and make the day about a celebration of immigration

Throwback clip from a 2011 documentary where Ted Neville from the Immigration Control Platform talking about Roma Gypsies in Ireland and how they are known for organised begging and petty theft - stating Roma Gypsies are in no way compatible with Irish society

“Ireland is a welfare wonderland”

Throwback: Áine Ní Chonaill, founder of the Immigration Control Platform, discussing the invasion of Europe with far-left open borders extremists Jim Roche, 26 August 2015 on LMFM

Throwback (2015 I think): Ted Neville of the Immigration Control Platform on the failure of the state to repatriate exiled Irish during Celtic Tiger and instead use mass immigration to further depress wages and conditions which ultimately displaced more Irish workers.

Throwback (around 2015): Áine Ní Chonaill of the Immigration Control Platform exposes the Sinn Féin open borders policy of no restriction on immigration.

Pádraig Mac Lochlainn (Sinn Féin) even admits ''large numbers of Irish society share your views'' in regards to the Irish population being against immigration.

Throwback: Pádraig Mac Lochlainn (Sinn Féin) agrees that most Irish people's views are in line with those of Immigration Control Platform and want less immigration. Is he reflecting the views of Sinn Féin grass roots contra to his party policy?

Throwback 2015, Deputy Gabrielle McFadden TD, Fine Gael, Longford-Westmeath, uses hysterical, emotive non-arguments in Oireachtas Committee debate on immigration before getting a lesson in Irish Statute Book authoritative definitions on illegal immigration but gets schooled by Áine Ní Chonaill

2015 Throwback:

Asylum seeker states she is unable to get along with other cultures & religions in Direct Provision

But diversity will work when released into society, right?

The following motions were passed by Sinn Féin during their 1998 Ard Fhéis, the year Sinn Féin finally shook hands on joining the Atlanticist Empire (hence why Bill Clinton played a big role in the Good Friday Agreement)

>Sinn Fein will work for the achievement of the optimum position of no restriction on immigration in Ireland.

>Considering this country's history of emigration Sinn Fein deplores all attempts to limit the numbers of political and economic refugees into the country and supports the full integration of the aforementioned refugees into society

These are represented today under motions 26/27 on their website, although they made sure to word it correctly.

http://www.sinnfein.org/ardfheis/98ardfheis/je.html
https://archive.ph/arnFo

Resharing - if anyone wants a recommended reading list of Irish Nationalists texts, all texts listed in the article here are a good start, I'd also add William Rooney's complete writings to the list (you can find on Cartlann Here as well as all the other texts)

https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2021/09/17/foundation-texts-of-irish-nationalism-a-reading-list

A list of books if you want to understand the Fenian Sagas (the link from tweet here - https://archive.org/details/ancientirishtale00tomp/page/n7/mode/1up)

And if you're not bothered reading/dont feel you have time, I post quotes in this channel and there's also the Hedge School channel linked below:

https://t.me/hedgeschool

And finally, need to remind of the Irish documentary channel below too, currently over 350 Irish documentaries and such

https://t.me/IrishDocs