The Redlegs

Redlegs is a term used to refer to poor whites that live on Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada and a few other Caribbean islands. Their forebears came from Ireland, Scotland and Continental Europe.

In all, more than 50,000 Irish were transported from Ireland to Barbados more were sent to other islands in the West Indies, many of them prisoners captured by Oliver Cromwell during the wars in Ireland and Scotland and following the Monmouth Rebellion

The slaves became known as Redlegs, almost certainly a reference to the sunburn they picked up in the hot tropical sun.

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The Australian Army has released a frightening advertisement for the recruitment of soldiers, showing that soldiers are attacking their own citizens, not foreign enemies.

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It's hard not to respect the mad bastards, at the entry levels you've got men of strong conviction men with balls not Soy boys..
Terrorism is abhorrent imo, I seen the omagh bombing victims on TV as a child, it affected me deeply.. Agree?

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As an independent Ireland free of EU control, Irish fishermen would have 100% of quota in our national waters not mere 15% we have now.

This is more than certainly not the Ireland we envisioned for our children as many are literally forced out onto the cold, dark and dangerous streets. Remember this was not an over night occurrence this was decades in the making with such occurances allowed continue by those at the helm of power with a panto opposition that literally sat on their hands throughout. Despite Governments horrendous failings we the people must too must take responsibility as the majority simply sat back and allowed it all to transpire without so much as an opposing word. Only now as the severity of the situation hits many nationwide are a people calling for Direct action to be taken.

Phoenician Ireland is a book that delves into the Phoenician influence on ancient Ireland, exploring the Phoenician explorers have reached the island before the Celts. Some of the key points discussed in the book may include:

1. Historical Context: The author gives a brief history of the Phoenician civilization, their maritime capabilities, and their exploration of the Mediterranean and Atlantic sea.

2. Evidence of Phoenician Influence: The book presents several pieces of evidence that suggest the Phoenicians had influence over ancient Ireland, such as similarities between Irish and Phoenician icons and motifs.

3. Language and Culture: The author discusses the proposed link between the Irish language and Phoenician script, outlines similarities in cultural practices, and argues that Phoenician exploration may have contributed significantly to the development of Irish culture and myth.

4. Connections between Ireland and the Eastern Mediterranean: The author describes trade routes between the eastern Mediterranean and western Europe and argues that such connections may have facilitated contact between Phoenician explorers and ancient Irish settlers.

Overall, Phoenician Ireland presents a compelling and thought-provoking hypothesis that explores the possibility of an ancient connection between the Phoenician civilization and Ireland. The book may challenge conventional ideas about the development of Irish language, culture, and myth, encouraging further research and exploration into ancient civilizations and their connections. ⚡️@Identity_History

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Report on Injections and Masks in 1918 by Dr. Sal Martingano from 29th May 2020, including quoting from Dr. Eleanor McBean who was a teenager in 1918 wrote extensively on her first hand experience and the experience of both of her parents were US Army medical doctors, with detailed evidence from the time: “7 men dropped dead in a doctor's office after being vaccinated. Letters were sent to their families that they had been killed in action."
Dr. Eleanor McBean.

Read more:
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn14458-bacteria-were-the-real-killers-in-1918-flu-pandemic/#ixzz6rzAsyO2e
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https://web.archive.org/web/20210412175341/https://salmartingano.com/2020/05/the-1918-spanish-flu-only-the-vaccinated-died/

Not Pfizer or Moderna, but the U.S. government developed mRNA technology for the first time. DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) began investing in gene-coded vaccines in 2012.

In other words, the military came up with the idea of messenger RNA-based vaccines, not Pfizer or Moderna.

"This is a military program."

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Mick Barry likes to interrupt your speaking event like we saw in Cork last weekend.
Mick Barry doesn't like when people interrupt him speaking.

Why are we not doing the same ?????


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Locals camping at the facility earmarked for unvetted migrants in Finglas, Dublin still going strong, people keep turning up in support, offering food and supplies, this is proper community spirit.