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Forwarded from Archiving Irish Diversity Stuff (AIDS)
Speaking of UFOs...
Air ship of Clonmacnoise
A tale in multiple Irish Annals (Ulster, Tigernach, Clonmacnoise, Four Masters) state that in 743 - 749 A.D, there were reported sites of ships flying over the skies in Ireland.
There's multiple accounts as to what happened but the most detailed one says that during Mass at Clonmacnoise the congregation were interrupted as an anchor dropped from the sky & caught on the church door.
A group of Priests ran out and seized it, but a man comes swimming down from the sky, and when the priests hold on to the anchor he protests that he is drowning. Then he swims back to the ship with his anchor. Another accounts says the anchor was left behind after the rope was cut, and a Church door was made from the anchor.
This tale was then spread to 12th Century English & French chronicles and in the Otia Imperialia.
Also made its way to the mid-13th century Old Norse work Konungs skuggsjá or Speculum regale.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_ship_of_Clonmacnoise
Air ship of Clonmacnoise
A tale in multiple Irish Annals (Ulster, Tigernach, Clonmacnoise, Four Masters) state that in 743 - 749 A.D, there were reported sites of ships flying over the skies in Ireland.
There's multiple accounts as to what happened but the most detailed one says that during Mass at Clonmacnoise the congregation were interrupted as an anchor dropped from the sky & caught on the church door.
A group of Priests ran out and seized it, but a man comes swimming down from the sky, and when the priests hold on to the anchor he protests that he is drowning. Then he swims back to the ship with his anchor. Another accounts says the anchor was left behind after the rope was cut, and a Church door was made from the anchor.
This tale was then spread to 12th Century English & French chronicles and in the Otia Imperialia.
Also made its way to the mid-13th century Old Norse work Konungs skuggsjá or Speculum regale.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_ship_of_Clonmacnoise
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"You can throw all the insults you want but my daughters' safety is not up for debate." -Gavin Pepper.
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I mentioned last week how at the NGO protest for open borders on Feb 6th, a group of Muslims were spotted marching a little behind the NGOs up O'Connell St, condemning the Swedish govt for not prosecuting someone over burning a Quran (video 1)
I said it wasn't clear whether both the NGO and Muslim protesters were together at the GPO or if it was just a coincidence both groups ended up marching at same time.
But I've now reviewed the street cam footage (video 2) and it's clear the Muslims were with the NGOs and then hung back a little before the marching began (at 2:44).
In the second video above, the Muslims are to the left. A large Irish flag banner and an ANTIFA banner near the Garda van are folded up at 1:45 before the groups split.
Pay attention to the stewards in the yellow and orange vests and you'll see they are mingling and co-ordinating with both the Muslims and NGOs.
I said it wasn't clear whether both the NGO and Muslim protesters were together at the GPO or if it was just a coincidence both groups ended up marching at same time.
But I've now reviewed the street cam footage (video 2) and it's clear the Muslims were with the NGOs and then hung back a little before the marching began (at 2:44).
In the second video above, the Muslims are to the left. A large Irish flag banner and an ANTIFA banner near the Garda van are folded up at 1:45 before the groups split.
Pay attention to the stewards in the yellow and orange vests and you'll see they are mingling and co-ordinating with both the Muslims and NGOs.
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The Far-right na hÉireann meme got a big reaction so thanks for the shares. Almost feel bad for the NGOs trying to track its spread for their dossiers (I don't). Credit to our unbeatable Irish mammies for the inspiration.
As the original was just slapped together quickly, I've updated it above to tidy up the sizing, spacing, and roundness of the letters just to make it a bit cleaner if you compare it.
I looked into putting it up on teespring but the pricing on stickers seemed silly so I'll just upload the source vector (scales to any size) and a high-res transparent png below this post. Printers will accept one or the other or both.
Those files are one flat colour with no glow, and I've included a banner as well. Happy St Valentine's Day 🫶🏻
As the original was just slapped together quickly, I've updated it above to tidy up the sizing, spacing, and roundness of the letters just to make it a bit cleaner if you compare it.
I looked into putting it up on teespring but the pricing on stickers seemed silly so I'll just upload the source vector (scales to any size) and a high-res transparent png below this post. Printers will accept one or the other or both.
Those files are one flat colour with no glow, and I've included a banner as well. Happy St Valentine's Day 🫶🏻
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Debunked: No, support for asylum seekers does not remain strong in Ireland.
According to IHREC Chief Commissioner Sinéad Gibney, polling related to immigration which her organisation conducted last December implied that support for migrants and asylum seekers remained strong in Ireland. She described her findings as "reassuring".
However other polls suggest she had misinterpreted bad data or the sample was not representative of the public.
When asked direct questioning this month, 56% of the public thought Ireland had taken in too many refugees (never mind asylum seekers) while only 30% thought Ireland should take more according to a Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll.
Likewise a Red C poll in 2020 found a majority 53% of the public did not want Ireland to take in any more refugees while only 35% did.
The Journal missed this fact-check so I did it up.
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According to IHREC Chief Commissioner Sinéad Gibney, polling related to immigration which her organisation conducted last December implied that support for migrants and asylum seekers remained strong in Ireland. She described her findings as "reassuring".
However other polls suggest she had misinterpreted bad data or the sample was not representative of the public.
When asked direct questioning this month, 56% of the public thought Ireland had taken in too many refugees (never mind asylum seekers) while only 30% thought Ireland should take more according to a Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll.
Likewise a Red C poll in 2020 found a majority 53% of the public did not want Ireland to take in any more refugees while only 35% did.
The Journal missed this fact-check so I did it up.
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Fair play to Albert for managing to make céad míle fáilte sound menacing. I hadn't heard that being done before.
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Forwarded from Keith Woods
Compare the poster for an actual people's march vs the leftist "Ireland for all" march.
The latter is so astroturfed they can barely make room for all the "NGO" and establishment party logos on the poster.
The latter is so astroturfed they can barely make room for all the "NGO" and establishment party logos on the poster.
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