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The achievements of Brother Leader Muammar Al Gaddafi were Godlike. He took a country that had the highest infant mortality rate in Africa in 1969, and where more than 90% of the population lived in tents, and where literacy was well less than 5%, and he quickly turned it into the most...

Interesting view from a Jewish rabbi. Its a few years old now, but still relevant with the events happening fast now across Europe. I have to say, I think there is some truth to what he is saying. The Western male has been turned into a effeminate milksop. And effeminate and feminine are not...

This article is from 2012, but it's well worth reading today. We Europeans find ourselves in a desperate struggle for our very survival in the face of Globalist imperialism. We should not imagine that our struggle is in isolation, or that we are fighting against the whole world. Far from it. We...

The Irish Holocaust was not a rapid event, like the Holocaust of the Jews, but an event that was relentlessly pursued over a period of centuries. I'm not sure exactly when the idea came to the English ruling class that it would be desirable to utterly exterminate the Gael, but I know that by the...

William Butler Yeats included this tale in his collection "Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry", 1888. It was a legend of Cong, originally picked up by Samuel Lover from the old women who lived in that area. The Tale Once upon the time there was a beautiful lady who lived near the...

A very interesting article here from The Scotsman. It's not about the Gael who were kidnapped from Scotland and Ireland and trafficked to the Americas as slaves, but rather about African slaves who were owned by Scottish Gael in America and who learned to speak Gaelic from their "owners." This...

This is a thread to try and remember what we once were, and could be again - but only after tremendous struggle against those who are exterminating us. These fruit and flower sellers were once a feature of Dublin, but have now been replaced by Nigerians.

Throwback to The Punjab Princess preaching at a Mosque in Dublin. Beside him sits Umar al-Qadri, who called for the abortion of Irish children who are "an unnecessary burden." It might seem like a shocking question, but only a short time ago we wouldn't have dreamed that sodomy would be...

This is an excellent article by James Mullin, who is the author of the Irish Famine Curriculum, which is taught in many US schools. The traditional view of Irish history is based on the premise that the Irish people had a moral right to fight for their political, economic, social and cultural...

Broadcaster Niall Boylan has become the latest figure to announce their candidacy in June’s European Parliament elections, where he will seek one of the four Dublin seats being contested. According to a notice on the website of the Dublin County Returning office, Mr Boylan will contest the...