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Eleison Comments - Migration Religion (No. 502)
« Reply #20 on: March 04, 2017, 01:21:44 PM »
A follow up article and outlines some alternatives and solutions. Written on March 23, 2016

The future of Nationalist West Belfast!
https://countercultureireland.wordpress.com/2016/03/23/the-future-of-nationalist-west-belfast/

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As we approach the celebration of the centenary of the 1916 Rising, we are also weeks away from the Assembly Election. The upcoming May election will see voter apathy and the question, Who can a Catholic Nationalist vote for?  Many Catholics have indicated they will be writing JMJ on the ballot paper in May. A reference to Jesus, Mary and Joseph.

The May election will see the party led by Gerry Adams lose support. The political party that got the protest vote in the ’80s and ’90s is losing support. Many Nationalists are angry and there is that voter apathy.

There is legitimate reason to be angry with the party led by Gerry Adams. Firstly, they used people’s faith for electoral gain. They manipulated the ‘Catholic vote’. Secondly, they used the Hunger Strikes for electoral gain. Thirdly, many Irish Republican Army volunteers realised the party led by Gerry Adams used them in their ‘war with Britain’.

A party has supposed liberators have enslaved their community and assured the community is at the mercy of big banking and big business. Instead of propagating self sufficiency  and supporting small business, this party panders to the crippling bureaucracy.

Those that continue to vote for the party led by Gerry Adams will ensure a declining community. Instead of being self sufficient and independent, the people will be slaves. The youth of West Belfast deserve better than dole queue humiliation. The title of article mentions future. The party led by Gerry Adams has attacked the future generation, the unborn child. Do not be fooled. This party never opposed abortion. Their public support of an abortion facility named after a British Eugenicist was noted as was there adopting of Eugenics as party policy last year in Derry.

What can you do? What is the alternative?

Firstly, support the ever growing home schooling network. The party led by Gerry Adams are toxic to family values and Christian morality.

Secondly, to homestead or to go back on the land is becoming popular.

Thirdly, be as self sufficient as you can.

Ultimately it is about the faith and like minded families are so important. The policies of parties like the one led by Gerry Adams is detrimental to Christians.

The long term future of yourself and family require immediate attention.  Reject the likes of the party led by Gerry Adams and build your community in spite of them.

Eleison Comments - Migration Religion (No. 502)
« Reply #21 on: March 05, 2017, 02:12:07 PM »
 Well said John.Grace

To give readers an idea of what multiculturalism is really about two recent happenings here in Ireland will show all.

A hospital removed all the SAINTS beforer the Christian names of each ward. In one-time Catholic Ireland it was the Church that founded and ran most hospitals and schools. Accordingly all the wards were named after some saint or another. only the other day it was reported that the SAINT was removed before each name. 'It might offend other religions' they said. As regards the OFFENCE that did to Catholics means nothing to our lot today.

It was also reported a prayer was said before a council meeting somewhere down the country. They proposed the prayer be replaced with 'a moment's silence.' Not that that is new for at all AGMs now it is a moment's SILENCE.

What the kids are getting in 'Catholic' schools today is frightening. In a Presentation Convent in North Dublin a child of 12 came home distressed telling her mother her  religion teacher said Jesus was not God, Joseph and Mary had sex, yes those very words, and Mary was not a virgin. The mother went down to the school in tears, repremanded the teacher, and then told the principal (who tried to play it down) that she was withdrawing her child from that blasphemous class. The time will come when they will make it compulsary under the threat of taking the child from the mother. Do not hold your breath.

Shin Fein profess to be the same as those who fought for Irish freedom. No way, Now they are a bunch of ANTI-CHRISTS up for everything that attacks Christian teaching. In our district we do not have ONE person to vote for in any election. Everyone of them, some even calling themselves Catholics, yet not one has a Catholic tenet in their agendas.

Next on their agenda is abortion, sorry baby killing.





Eleison Comments - Migration Religion (No. 502)
« Reply #22 on: March 05, 2017, 04:24:12 PM »
Quote from: Cassini
What the kids are getting in 'Catholic' schools today is frightening. In a Presentation Convent in North Dublin a child of 12 came home distressed telling her mother her religion teacher said Jesus was not God, Joseph and Mary had sex, yes those very words, and Mary was not a virgin. The mother went down to the school in tears, repremanded the teacher, and then told the principal (who tried to play it down) that she was withdrawing her child from that blasphemous class. The time will come when they will make it compulsary under the threat of taking the child from the mother. Do not hold your breath.



Eleison Comments - Migration Religion (No. 502)
« Reply #23 on: March 08, 2017, 09:30:32 PM »
Saint Patrick commanded the snakes to leave Ireland and they left.

All these centuries there have been no snakes in Ireland.

Quote from: cassini
Well said John.Grace

To give readers an idea of what multiculturalism is really about two recent happenings here in Ireland will show all.

A hospital removed all the SAINTS beforer the Christian names of each ward. In one-time Catholic Ireland it was the Church that founded and ran most hospitals and schools. Accordingly all the wards were named after some saint or another. only the other day it was reported that the SAINT was removed before each name. 'It might offend other religions' they said. As regards the OFFENCE that did to Catholics means nothing to our lot today.

It was also reported a prayer was said before a council meeting somewhere down the country. They proposed the prayer be replaced with 'a moment's silence.' Not that that is new for at all AGMs now it is a moment's SILENCE.

What the kids are getting in 'Catholic' schools today is frightening. In a Presentation Convent in North Dublin a child of 12 came home distressed telling her mother her  religion teacher said Jesus was not God, Joseph and Mary had sex, yes those very words, and Mary was not a virgin. The mother went down to the school in tears, repremanded the teacher, and then told the principal (who tried to play it down) that she was withdrawing her child from that blasphemous class. The time will come when they will make it compulsary under the threat of taking the child from the mother. Do not hold your breath.

Shin Fein profess to be the same as those who fought for Irish freedom. No way, Now they are a bunch of ANTI-CHRISTS up for everything that attacks Christian teaching. In our district we do not have ONE person to vote for in any election. Everyone of them, some even calling themselves Catholics, yet not one has a Catholic tenet in their agendas.

Next on their agenda is abortion, sorry baby killing.


It looks like the snakes have made their way back to Ireland, this time as political activists and holders of public office.

Next comes the revival of paganism.  You've already got druids running public policy.


Eleison Comments - Migration Religion (No. 502)
« Reply #24 on: March 10, 2017, 02:10:52 PM »
Quote from: Neil Obstat
Saint Patrick commanded the snakes to leave Ireland and they left.

All these centuries there have been no snakes in Ireland.

Quote from: cassini
Well said John.Grace

To give readers an idea of what multiculturalism is really about two recent happenings here in Ireland will show all.

A hospital removed all the SAINTS beforer the Christian names of each ward. In one-time Catholic Ireland it was the Church that founded and ran most hospitals and schools. Accordingly all the wards were named after some saint or another. only the other day it was reported that the SAINT was removed before each name. 'It might offend other religions' they said. As regards the OFFENCE that did to Catholics means nothing to our lot today.

It was also reported a prayer was said before a council meeting somewhere down the country. They proposed the prayer be replaced with 'a moment's silence.' Not that that is new for at all AGMs now it is a moment's SILENCE.

What the kids are getting in 'Catholic' schools today is frightening. In a Presentation Convent in North Dublin a child of 12 came home distressed telling her mother her  religion teacher said Jesus was not God, Joseph and Mary had sex, yes those very words, and Mary was not a virgin. The mother went down to the school in tears, repremanded the teacher, and then told the principal (who tried to play it down) that she was withdrawing her child from that blasphemous class. The time will come when they will make it compulsary under the threat of taking the child from the mother. Do not hold your breath.

Shin Fein profess to be the same as those who fought for Irish freedom. No way, Now they are a bunch of ANTI-CHRISTS up for everything that attacks Christian teaching. In our district we do not have ONE person to vote for in any election. Everyone of them, some even calling themselves Catholics, yet not one has a Catholic tenet in their agendas.

Next on their agenda is abortion, sorry baby killing.


It looks like the snakes have made their way back to Ireland, this time as political activists and holders of public office.

Next comes the revival of paganism.  You've already got druids running public policy.



'gαy Witches for abortion' turned up to a recent pro abortion demonstration in Ireland. Girls in their late teens and early twenties. I doubt any of them were over 30 years of age. The Life Institute have done a piece on them.

Many young people who try to counter are often not well informed when it comes to church teaching. Peter Matthews died in recent times. He voted  against the 2013 abortion legislation and his article on fractional reserve banking is still shared. He lost his seat.

A Catholic politician for certain. One or two more come to mind as principled but the so called Irish parliament really is the devils house.