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"The hard power wants us destroyed- replace them before they replace us"

Writer: Side Stream News Reporter
Side Stream News Reporter
11 minutes ago
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Niall Feiritear



A spokesman for the National Party has urged the public to "replace" the current Government of Ireland, as a general election looms and the Irish people face ethnic minority status in Ireland.


Deputy Leader of the rising group, Yan Mac Oireachtaigh, first highlighted the case of Graham Carey, a Dubliner imprisoned over the use of language, and that of an asylum seeker let off scot-free despite admitting kissing a 10 year-old child.


"The State dropped the charges against the alleged pedophile asylum seeker. There had been riots and uproar. People in the estates nearby, their top concern was the super plantation centre- City west- the biggest in Ireland.


"Let off the hook. I will let you piece that one together. Next an Irishman gets jailed for two years for 'hurty words' used against the very ilk which committed the alleged crimes.


"It is what it is. The State we have- the hard power that exists above us- that dominates society, they want us replaced and they want us beaten down, demoralised, dishevelled and destroyed.


"The only way that we can win- is if we replace them before they replace us. That is just as simple as it goes. My heart goes out to all the poor victims and their families," Yan added.


Gerry Kinneavy and Yan Mac Oireachtaigh



The case of Graham Carey must be juxtaposed with that of a Fianna Fail Cllr called Abul Talukder who said he wanted to see Dublin rioters "shot in the head", whilst Mr Carey called some refugees "rapeugees" whose corpses "should be thrown in the sea".


Mr Carey received two years in the slammer, whilst this councillor will probably run in the next election to hoover up 'the foreign vote.'


Whose words were 'worse?' Why the double standard? The Irish people will get to the bottom of all this one day.


As the Irish people are currently hurtling towards minority status in their own land, and many low IQ members of the public still calling it 'racist' to point out this fact, National Party leader Gerry Kinneavy gave us these pearls of wisdom.


"In the light of successive traitor governments in recent decades being quite barefaced, shameless and indeed ruthless in the destruction of our ancient homeland, particularly in making the Irish a minority in our own country, through the relentless promotion of mass immigration, all being done in plain view, there is one thing in particular which baffles, dismays and exasperates myself and other genuine nationalists.


They didn't see it coming either



"That is the reaction or more accurately, the non-reaction of the bulk of the Irish population. The fact that everything that was cherished and held sacred just a few decades ago was being systematically destroyed, was greeted by the majority with apathy, indifference or at most muted criticism behind the safety of closed doors.


"One could spend a considerable amount of time speculating on the reasons for such appalling indifference and craven lack of national spirit.


"Could it be down to the majority being seduced by the few years of apparent prosperity brought about by the Celtic Tiger boom?


"Was there a belief that an end to literal centuries of hardship, deprivation and poverty, even justified the destruction of the nation?


"I am of the opinion that the most likely explanation for the attitude of the majority is a direct result of seven centuries of colonisation.


"For those seven centuries, the British constantly instilled the belief that the Irish race had inbuilt faults, deficiencies, and failings that made them incapable of managing their own affairs.


"That belief became embedded in the Irish psyche, and tragically remains there to this day," Gerry said.


The current Irish regime has signed Ireland into the EU's migration pact, which will bring further huge numbers into the country; as previously published in their Ireland 2040 plan where they estimate a population of ten million within a decade and a half.


Amazingly, there are still many members of the public in Ireland who still believe the country is 'playing a humanitarian role' for people seeking asylum, as opposed to just giant numbers to placate wages for corporations and fulfil the globalist vision of a 'new world order' (Canadian Prime Minister Mark Kearney's exact words).


So, what's it to be, sheep? You going to allow this fate for your grandchildren in Ireland?


Baaaaaa !Baaaaaaa! Baaaaaaaaa!


Or will you finally wake up and hop the fence?


Irish nationalists are currently building the ladder.


More to follow only at Sidestream News.












 
 
 

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