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News service telling the Truth about what's happening in Ireland.
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https://youtube.com/shorts/iCKOcG4jKGw?is=OoAbMeMt8iynKWOp
Whatever you think of Tracey O'Mahoney, she hits the nail on the head with this.
The Irish Times article about this is behind a paywall so I taught AI who these people were and what they did.
A classic example of three people who shouldn't be here.
Continuing to ignore the ongoing genocide and maiming of our people as a result of Covid 'vaccines' and the myriad of harms done to us during that time is morally reprehensible.
Not one political organisation is saying anything about it, left, right or centre. It's disgusting.
https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10227070746794874&id=1841934105
Continuing to ignore the ongoing genocide and maiming of our people as a result of Covid 'vaccines' is morally reprehensible.
Not one political organisation is saying anything about it, left, right or centre. It's disgusting.
https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10227070746794874&id=1841934105
Repost from Irelands Woes 🇮🇪
Small peaceful seaside town in Ireland called Skerries where I’ve been many times with my family sees scenes of mayhem as African invaders descend on the town.
Everywhere these creatures go we see the same feral uncivilised behaviour. The filthy scum then go online complaining about racism.
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Naked I saw thee,
O beauty of beauty!
And I blinded my eyes
For fear I should flinch.
I heard thy music,
O sweetness of sweetness!
And I shut my ears
For fear I should fail.
I kissed thy lips,
O sweetness of sweetness!
And I hardened my heart
For fear of my ruin.
I blinded my eyes,
And my ears I shut,
I hardened my heart
And my love I quenched.
I turned my back
On the dream I had shaped,
And to this road before me
My face I turned.
I set my face
To the road here before me,
To the work that I see,
To the death that I shall meet.
Ideal - Pádraig Mac Piarais (Patrick Henry Pearse)
