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Help my people awaken from their slumber


A Bunch AN Overcoming AND TO Save Civilization A Thank You

Don't forget to reference the anti-Irish study !below

Enlightenment necessary for the health of a people.

Irishman's Revelations
  • Saint Patrick! more Snakes need to be dispatched - the ones who are bent on the destruction of your people.

  • You! Celt who set us off in to pushing the faith across the globe.

  • Our misfortune was to be too close and now entwined with the Sasanach(Saxon) Respect the Traditions
    Hating Monsters .... Get 'em Outa here

    Arsenal

    They are Going! They are Going! ... Grosse Ile

  • Their induced Famine - It served to populate their territories.
    No Famine Stamp for America's Builders
    True Love ... Rightly 2

  • They took our lands and left us but with a plot for the praties !Traumatized

  • They continue to heap ridicule on us unabatedly, it serves to make us feel a guilt which results in a crippling amnesia.

  • We need awareness in overcoming this amnesia, reading Uris' "Trinity" is not going to do it.

  • An understanding of history is a prerequisite - seek knowledge do not believe their version of our history. God deserves no less from each of us.


    Prepared to push Saxon views, Rhodes Scholars that you may know
    1. Bill Clinton
    2. Bill Bradley (basketball/senator)
    3. Luger (who drooped out of the race for President
    4. The late Sen. Fullbright
    5. ...32 Americans selected per year

    Places to provide a reference:

  • Who are the Celts?
  • Seek truth, Not this distortion by overlooking the contribution of the Irish.
  • Return to my main page.
  • They've been in Ireland
  • Mindful of their...


    Eirhinn Abu!

    It's 150 years since they left us to die a slow death

    They called it God's will.

    A world premiere of a Famine Symphony Concert was held on March 2nd, 1996 at Saint Patrick's Cathedral. Ireland's composer Patrick Cassidy was commissioned to compose this symphony commemorating the Irish Famine of 1845 through 1850. It was a magnificent tribute and all participants are to be congratulated for presenting us with a memorable evening. The Cathedral that was built from the monies collected from Irish people, many of whom were Famine victims, who managed to flee to this new land. This is a story of courageous overcomings. We should have annual celebrations of rememberances to inspire our Irish brethern. Many of our folks have the amnesia or shame that defective people exhibit. To cover it up they tend to smile and/or crack jokes as a means to relieve their unexplained pain, until now that is.


    Angelica Huston, the award winning actress who was raised in Co. Galway read Peter Quinn's introduction. Some of the words I will transcribe here.


    The fungus arrived in Ireland in the summer of 1845. Pest, parasite, potato destroyer, invisible and invincible. It struck across Europe, the same sudden, unstoppable invasion everywhere.... Infection corruption, devestation. But Ireland was a special case. Ireland was a place where, for millions of people, the potato was neither staple nor supplement, but sustenance. LIFE..........

    O Lord God of Hosts, hear our prayer. O God of Jacob, deliver us from famine.

    Her Majesty's Government took up once again the perpetual nuisance of Ireland, a province united by conquest and law of the kingdom..... In theory, Ireland was an integral part of great Britain....In theory, its counties and their subjects were as precious to the Crown as the souls in English shires, but in reality they were not.

    ......

    Let nature take its course, we cannot interfere.

    The poor, they said, are the cause of their of their own misery, let them bear the consequences and learn to be ambitious. The fault is not in the stars, or in the laws, but in the people's wild, wastral ways, in the guile and indolence of the Irish beggardom.

    ..... The famine was an exodus .... a wound that would not clot.

    Two million people, a quarter of the Irish people, left in the space of five years. At least a million died.

    Lady Jane Wilde, mother of Oscar, is best remembered as "Speranza," penned a supplication for "The Nation" (Dec 18, 1847) from where I took these few lines:

    ..For our dead no bell is ringing,
    ..Round their form no shroud is clinging,
    ..Save the rank grass newly springing
    ..Kyrie Eleison....
    ..Golden harvests we are reaping,
    .. With golden grain our barns are heaping,
    ..But for us our bread is weeping,
    ..Kyrie Eleison.

    Catholic rites troubling? ... Irlanda
    FAMINE!

    Canada's "Irish Island"
    Following a three year campaign by Irish activists in Canada, the Canadian Deputy Prime Minister of Canadian Heritage, Shelia Copps, she announced that a National Historic Site will be developed at Grosse Ile, or "Irish Island," The Irish Famine quarantine station in Quebec.
    Grosse Ile is the burial site of thousands of Irish immigrants, who died while fleeing from the Famine in 1847. In 1992 a Canadian government plan would have established a national historic park at the site to commemorate 150 years of immigration caused outrage in the Irish community.
    The government's plans referred to the Irish immigrants as British, and said the "tragic events of 1832 (when thousands of Irish died of cholera at Grosse Ile) and 1847 have been overemphasized in the past."


    Quislings Among our Crowd