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This is the most important electoral contest in Ireland in living memory, as far as I know anyway. (I am leaving out Referenda, but other electoral contests have generally only been about shuffling the actors of the uniparty around.) Its important because its the only election that has really mentioned the mass immigration issue, and that is going at such a speed that it genuinely has the potential of wiping out the Irish as a separate race in a few short years.

So reasons to be optimistic here: It centres on mass immigration and the electorate, to the tune of about 3/4s of them according to polls, are mad at the government about this. The established parties are not at all the vibrant grassroots organisations that they were in times past, people will vote away from these parties if necessary.

Reasons to be pessimistic: Its very difficult in practical terms for Irish nationalist candidates. I read a tweet from such a candidate in Blanchardstown, I think it was, who said all his posters were pulled down, he was systematically excluded from all local radio and newspaper coverage, and was not notified of townhall type meetings during the campaign.

That is what many candidates are up against and bear in mind the financial situation as well. Contrary to the mythology put about by the elite, many many Irish people are very poor while the established parties are very rich, funded lavishly by the state even to the extent that non national candidates are given a special grant in order to run. Nationalist candidates generally have to fund everything themselves and some, like for example James Conway was saying in Sligo, just cannot afford to buy posters.

Even well established names who are running in the Euros, like John Waters who inter alia is a multiple best selling author, are totally blanked out from any coverage in the mass media, where still most Irish people get their political information.

So we are up against it but I am still saying we can win this...
 
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scolairebocht said:
This is the most important electoral contest in Ireland in living memory, as far as I know anyway. (I am leaving out Referenda, but other electoral contests have generally only been about shuffling the actors of the uniparty around.) Its important because its the only election that has really mentioned the mass immigration issue, and that is going at such a speed that it genuinely has the potential of wiping out the Irish as a separate race in a few short years.

So reasons to be optimistic here: It centres on mass immigration and the electorate, to the tune of about 3/4s of them according to polls, are mad at the government about this. The established parties are not at all the vibrant grassroots organisations that they were in times past, people will vote away from these parties if necessary.

Reasons to be pessimistic: Its very difficult in practical terms for Irish nationalist candidates. I read a tweet from such a candidate in Blanchardstown, I think it was, who said all his posters were pulled down, he was systematically excluded from all local radio and newspaper coverage, and was not notified of townhall type meetings during the campaign.

That is what many candidates are up against and bear in mind the financial situation as well. Contrary to the mythology put about by the elite, many many Irish people are very poor while the established parties are very rich, funded lavishly by the state even to the extent that non national candidates are given a special grant in order to run. Nationalist candidates generally have to fund everything themselves and some, like for example James Conway was saying in Sligo, just cannot afford to buy posters.

Even well established names who are running in the Euros, like John Waters who inter alia is a multiple best selling author, are totally blanked out from any coverage in the mass media, where still most Irish people get their political information.

So we are up against it but I am still saying we can win this...
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and when the electoral approach has been shut down and immigrants brought in to gerrymander the results against the Irish people, then the solution becomes very simple and clear.
 
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Meanwhile the Head of the Catholic Church is in France commemorating assholes who died for the Brits in WW2. Despite his predecessor McCrory campaigning that Northern Catholics would not be conscripted into the Brit Armed forces.

www.bbc.co.uk

Irish D-Day Catholics ‘owed great deal of gratitude’

Archbishop Eamon Martin says it is sad that many families do not talk about their relatives’ war service.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
 
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SeekTheFairLand said:
Catholic Conservatives...


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(So called) Catholic conservatives are the pits. Quinn takes his marching orders from the usurping anti-pope in Rome.

Traditional Catholics on the other hand are the A squad in the fight against tyranny.
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No he doesn't. There are important differences between the two.

Quinn is very into the whole "First Things" crowd with whom the CIA are heavily involved with.

There is no smoking gun on this but I suspect the same about him.

As regards his Catholicism I would not ask him to be the Godparent for any child I was responsible for- his "Faith" such as it is appears to me to be very much a this-worldly political thing rather than anything Spiritual.
 
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Germany is flying....😂

www.euronews.com

Germany's jobless total climbs, staying close to 3-year highs

Businesses in Germany are struggling with the cost of rehiring staff post-pandemic, with profit margins still hit by low revenues, higher inflation, interest rates, and a continuing high cost of living.
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Germany is occupied and crucially the minds of the German people are occupied also .
they have inserted the guilt gene into their DNA --not just into their minds and they have built multiple submarines capable of launching nuclear weapons anywhere on earth against anybody on earth and worse there is a bottomless pit in Germany for any thing the mad disgusting Israelis desire .
 
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Zipporah's Flint said:
No he doesn't. There are important differences between the two.

Quinn is very into the whole "First Things" crowd with whom the CIA are heavily involved with.

There is no smoking gun on this but I suspect the same about him.

As regards his Catholicism I would not ask him to be the Godparent for any child I was responsible for- his "Faith" such as it is appears to me to be very much a this-worldly political thing rather than anything Spiritual.
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He's the type of Catholic who votes for Muslims that campaign for the abortion of Irish babies.


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dropkickmejeebus said:
Yeah, she appeared out of nowhere a week ago. Think it's just a gimmick to get her face out there for future elections. The rest of the nationalist candidates have been busting their asses the last few weeks. It's an insult.
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Did Philip Dwyer even bother knocking on any doors?

Nevertheless I gave him number one, followed by an Irish Freedom Party lad and number 3 to a National Party lad and so on down the list.

I put Barrett's missus last after the brain dead thing she said yesterday.
 
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Did Philip Dwyer even bother knocking on any doors?

Nevertheless I gave him number one, followed by an Irish Freedom Party lad and number 3 to a National Party lad and so on down the list.

I put Barrett's missus last after the brain dead thing she said yesterday.
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Dunno if he did. Not a Dub. Did Blige, Leahy and McNamara only myself. Very little door stepping this year actually, which was great.
 
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I should be waking at 11.30 irish time so things will be obvious by then
 
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Euro won't count until Sunday as other European nations still voting Sat.

Locals counted tommorow.

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Apparently we can't count Euros because the rest of Europe still voting.

It's the locals being counted sat.

Still, plenty of time for them to rig the Euros
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That's the biggest BS excuse I ever heard. They can be counted and the vote not broadcast.
As for the locals, why wait till Sat, that was never the way, people would be up till yon time in the morning waiting for results
 

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