Author Topic: The Jєωs destroying Ireland (Read 6725 times)

John Grace · « **Reply #30 on:** March 31, 2012, 02:17:00 PM »

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It's fair to point out that the first Chief of Staff of the Provisional IRA was a devout Catholic all his life. Seán Mac Stíofáin was born in London and served in the RAF. A very interesting character. At some Irish republican events today in Ireland the rosary is recited. It's a discussion in itself.

I realise English members of Cath Info might take offence but I will provide a context to a point I make. Relatives of mine had just left a premise in London many years ago. They were gone about 45 minutes when a warning came and a bom blew the place up so whilst not defending actions of the IRA, their campaign in Britain was necessary.

There was atrocities on both sides but many bombings were acts of war.

I will return to these points but the Catholicism of the men of 1916 is worth a discussion. It went a bit pear shaped on Ignis Ardens but I understand the English folk have a false understanding of Irish history.

I can already see Clare branding me a rascal and misquoting me and claim I am an apologist for the Provisional IRA.

There is a world of difference between 1916-1923 and the period of the 1960s. There was a changing ideology and marxism and communism had emerged more so.

One of the greatest Irish patriots ever was Sean South. He had set up a local chapter of Maria Duce (founded by Fr Denis Fahey) and was involved in the Legion of Mary. He was killed by the English during a raid on an R.IC. barracks.

John Grace · « **Reply #31 on:** March 31, 2012, 02:36:13 PM »

On a serious note an avenue to be explored is to re-establish a type of republican court in Ireland. You may have seen the film 'The Wind That Shakes the Barley'. You have the English court and a parallel court. This model needs to be applied. Jurisdiction is factor though the Lawful Rebellion movement is growing in England.

As Catholics we need to be serious about making their system obsolete

The majority of our current Judges are corrupt and Freemasons.

Graehame · « **Reply #32 on:** March 31, 2012, 11:18:37 PM »

I've read every post in this thread with careful attention, & 1 thing that IMHO needs to be pointed out is that, like the ancient Greeks, the post-Crusade Europeans, & the American Indians, we Celts have always been much better at fighting among ourselves than uniting against the common enemy. It has been & will continue be our downfall.

The Greeks couldn't even send a complete army to Thermopylae to oppose Xerxes. It fell to a Spartan king & 300 of his men to sacrifice themselves in order to galvanize the city-states. They couldn't even raise an army to invade Persia until they were united by an outsider-- Philip II of Macedon.

During the early Crusades Europe was reasonably united against Islam, but then Christendom allowed the Holy Land to fall, they failed to unite against the Mongol invasion, & they allowed the Muslim conquest of Constantinople & the Balkans all the way to Vienna.

...and how different would the American westward expansion have been if the Pawnee & the Crow hadn't served in irregular bands under US Army command, if Apache scouts in blue uniforms hadn't fought against their own people, & so forth?

Likewise, the English use of Scottish mercenaries against the Irish, & of Irish against their own people, is notorious. I've often thought how different Celtic history might have been, had the Celts been united instead of divided.

So perhaps the Jєωιѕн influence (& as 1 poster has pointed out, the black influence) is as pervasive & corrupting as you say that it is. I have no trouble believing it, but somehow I doubt that's the underlying problem.

John Grace · « **Reply #33 on:** April 01, 2012, 04:29:02 AM »

An underlying problem is the turn away from God and there will be a new social order again in Europe. Europe must return to Catholicism and the Traditional Mass.

There was a magazine in Ireland which advocated a Gaelic Catholic Ireland. This is the order patriots adhere to.

Last night at their annual conference Fine Gael (whose origins are the Blue Shirts) discussed a motion for 'same-sex marriage'. A few weeks ago Fianna Fail founded by De Valera called for marriage for ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs. It has woken people up to the parties.

The party system should be scrapped and there is no ideological difference between these parties.

Archbishop Lefebvre spoke well of De Valera but I believe De Valera was a fraud.
Whilst I do support an anti-treaty side argument in Irish cινιℓ ωαr, it must be remembered that whilst Michael Collins was doing the fighting, De Valera was over in New York with influential International Financiers.

Fianna Fail put up a great act in Ireland for decades of being a 'pro- life and pro-family'. Robert Briscoe, a Jєω was a founder of FF and the Jєωιѕн influence is certainly perhaps a research topic for further discussions. His son became a FF TD (Member of Parliament) and was a Lord Mayor of Dublin. He votes Fine Gael today.

Atleast now people more see the party system is a total sham. You will still get Catholics who will vote at the next election. The party is over for decades. I don't vote except in a referendum though the upcoming Fiscal Treaty will be probably rigged and has been signed any ways.

They keep Catholics on a reservation when Catholics vote 'pro-life' etc etc. How many Catholics will get giddy and vote for Rick Santorum, a stooge for Israel? Or like at an irish pro-life rally with naive signs 'Enda, Keep your pro-life promise' as if he will. These pro-lifers need to be able to say who really controls the Nations.

Corruption was far worse in the Romania of Codreanu.Whilst he wasn't Catholic, I have great admiration for Codreanu.He inspired many to become Catholic

A new Catholic Social Order has to be built.

"united instead of divided."

This is deliberate.