Interview with Gerry McGeough, life long activist for 'Faith and Fatherland'

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Gerry McGeough is a hero to many in the Republican movement and also in the modern general area of Catholic activism. For his military activities he suffered extensive jail terms in the North, Germany, and the United States.

Because of some potential legal problems, and anyway because its well known, this interview doesn’t go into great detail as to his career in the Republican movement, but does cover:

– His pride in the history of South East Tyrone, where his family have been for many centuries, and in Ireland for arguably two millennia or so.

– His belief that the current era in Ireland could end up resembling the Bruce invasion of 1315-8. At that time the Gaelic Irish supported king, Edward Bruce, was defeated, but in the long run the Irish crept back and reclaimed almost all Ireland from the Norman invaders, turning the former defeat into a pyrrhic victory.

– His strong belief that a Catholic revival in Ireland is very needed, and calls for a greater emphasis and maybe a type of pride in our Catholic heritage.

– A brief description of his involvement in the famous Bobby Sands election campaign of 1981, which was in his constituency and for which he shared a platform with Bernadette McAliskey.

– His forthright view that the IRA campaign of that period was justified, and the just ‘standing by’ stance of the Irish army and state at the time on the border, was not.

– While on the Ard Chomhairle of Sinn Fein he realised that all major decisions of the Republican Movement were taken elsewhere, by a bunch of ‘increasingly decrepit old men’, who though are not further described here.

In any case this is the interview recorded in Tyrone on the 8th of January 2025.

by Brian Nugent, http://www.orwellianireland.com
 
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scolairebocht said:


Gerry McGeough is a hero to many in the Republican movement and also in the modern general area of Catholic activism. For his military activities he suffered extensive jail terms in the North, Germany, and the United States.

Because of some potential legal problems, and anyway because its well known, this interview doesn’t go into great detail as to his career in the Republican movement, but does cover:

– His pride in the history of South East Tyrone, where his family have been for many centuries, and in Ireland for arguably two millennia or so.

– His belief that the current era in Ireland could end up resembling the Bruce invasion of 1315-8. At that time the Gaelic Irish supported king, Edward Bruce, was defeated, but in the long run the Irish crept back and reclaimed almost all Ireland from the Norman invaders, turning the former defeat into a pyrrhic victory.

– His strong belief that a Catholic revival in Ireland is very needed, and calls for a greater emphasis and maybe a type of pride in our Catholic heritage.

– A brief description of his involvement in the famous Bobby Sands election campaign of 1981, which was in his constituency and for which he shared a platform with Bernadette McAliskey.

– His forthright view that the IRA campaign of that period was justified, and the just ‘standing by’ stance of the Irish army and state at the time on the border, was not.

– While on the Ard Chomhairle of Sinn Fein he realised that all major decisions of the Republican Movement were taken elsewhere, by a bunch of ‘increasingly decrepit old men’, who though are not further described here.

In any case this is the interview recorded in Tyrone on the 8th of January 2025:

by Brian Nugent, http://www.orwellianireland.com
(Give the video a chance to upload, it should be online shortly.)
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I remember Gerry had a brilliant Nationalist publication about 15 years ago called ‘The Hibernian’.

This publication attacked Freemasonry’s stranglehold over Ireland and because of this he had direct attacks and threats from them, resulting in several stints in prison and threats against his family.
 
As a matter of fact I got talking to Gerry at the wedding of the other person involved with The Hibernian magazine, a small world!
 
Bocht, Punkett and Tiger jizzing over Gerry McGeough.

I've seen it all now.
 
SeekTheFairLand said:
IRA volunteer. Irish freedom fighter
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Based on Myles ‘outing’ himself on the Walsingham thread, I think it’s safe to assume that Myles would have more affinity with someone in the Orange Order than the IRA.
 
@scolairebocht

Brian, I can only apologise for James trying to ruin your thread. He’s a groupie of mine. Like a kind of pet rodent.

His relentless attempts to derail discussions, much like a misguided sycophant, only serve to undermine the substance of the conversation.

It seems James has adopted the role of a persistent groupie, following me from thread to thread, his obsession betraying a deeper psychological struggle. His behaviour hints at a form of PTSD or perhaps a twisted version of Stockholm Syndrome, where he’s become so fixated on me that he cannot help but inject himself into every discussion, even when his contributions are nothing more than distractions.

I suggest deleting any of his off topic contributions.

Edit: look at the moron spamming below👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
 
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Drooper mentions another thread

I reply

Drooper be like: Shut him down! (for "derailing")

Forever the little tyrant wannabe 🤣
 
AN2 said:
Drooper mentions another thread

I reply

Drooper be like: Shut him down! (for "derailing")

Forever the little tyrant wannabe 🤣
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My comment was relevant to this thread, yours was not.

You were merely stalking, like a creepy git.
 
Tiger said:
My comment was relevant
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I don't think that you've ever made one

You more or less have a one-track mind - Catholic zealobigotry (with an occasional populist cuckservative video or meme thrown in)
 
scolairebocht said:
Lol, anyway look have any of you seen the video and what do you think?
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Yup, will do.

Did he mention anything about his brief political career and how he was the only man in Ireland that the Good Friday Agreement didn’t apply to?
 
Yes briefly, he said it was because he was standing in the elections against Sinn Fein.
That imprisonment was especially difficult too because there was a dirty protest going on in the jail, which Sinn Fein were almost covering up, and he had suffered heart attacks before going in.
 
But he was, he was punched at a prayer meeting at a gay pride parade, its well known.
 
He explains that, he thinks we should have a more robust defence of our religious beliefs as Catholics.
 
Tiger said:
Based on Myles ‘outing’ himself on the Walsingham thread, I think it’s safe to assume that Myles would have more affinity with someone in the Orange Order than the IRA.
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Gerry said when he was young and they'd have a Céili in the house they'd all kneel to say the Rosary. He said there were a couple of local Orangemen who'd attend the Céili and they'd also kneel in prayer.

This was yet another good interview conducted by Bocth.

McGeough came out with some good ones. For example "The men in the GPO said the Rosary. You wouldn't get Sinn Féin doing that now. They'd probably do Yoga in their sweatpants." :)
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
Gerry said when he was young and they'd have a Céili in the house they'd all kneel to say the Rosary. He said there were a couple of local Orangemen who'd attend the Céili and they'd also kneel in prayer.

This was yet another good interview conducted by Bocth.

McGeough came out with some good ones. For example "The men in the GPO said the Rosary. You wouldn't get Sinn Féin doing that now. They'd probably do Yoga in their sweatpants." :)
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If they actually wore sweatpants in would be an improvement for at least this young SF senator.

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Declan said:
Who the fuck is that spastic
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Senator Fintan Warfield a senator from the SF party. He's like a modern day Bobby Sands. Dunno if he is still a senator. There is a photo of him in his speedos for a Pride event, but I couldn't locate it.
 
Tiger said:
I remember Gerry had a brilliant Nationalist publication about 15 years ago called ‘The Hibernian’.

This publication attacked Freemasonry’s stranglehold over Ireland and because of this he had direct attacks and threats from them, resulting in several stints in prison and threats against his family.
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thanks for that i have the 76 page Irish ritual of craft freemasonry on order but one of the reviews unfortunately states ""it maintains the secrets of the craft""
where could i get info on what you stated "the stranglehold over Ireland" .
freemasonry has been stated to be juadism for the goyem and i am researching this to write something any source you know of would be a great help.
 
I don't think Tiger's too impressed with Gerry saying the Rosary with a bunch of Jaffas 😛
 
This interview will surpass 2000 views which is double what I would say is excellent a channel our size. Obviously this man has a large number of people in agreement with him
 
Freemasonry wasn't necessarily set up only by Jews & it's members may not all be Jewish, but the actual function of freemasonry is similar to what the Jews generally do... they're both in favour of industrial progress & 'equality' which actually means more rights for negroes, Jews & so forth & less rights for white people, Muslims & so forth.
 
Thank you, I know nothing about her alas
 

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