Tag: Conservatism

RTÉ – Ireland’s Fifth Column

When Ireland’s national broadcaster was launched on New Year's Eve in 1961 President Eamon de Valera compared it to atomic energy - it would either make or break the Irish race. “Never before was there in the hands of men...

/ 05/09/2024

The Professor’s Party Comes of Age: What the AfD Can Teach Irish Populism

The European political arena is still ringing with Sunday’s not-so-surprising triumph for Germany’s Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in two regional elections in Thuringia and Saxony that placed them comfortably ahead of Berlin’s ruling green-left coalition. Irish press coverage scarcely goes...

/ 02/09/2024

Stormont Puberty Blocker Dispute: Sinn Féin Tests Waters on Collapsing Trans Agenda

Left-unity on both sides of the border seems to be the primary casualty in this week’s standoff between Sinn Féin and other left-wing parties as Michelle O’Neill backed a wider UK-wide initiative to pull the use of puberty blockers for...

/ 30/08/2024

McDowell’s Return: Right-Wing Mainstreamer or Pseudo-Populist Charlatan?

Erstwhile ex-PD leader Michael McDowell looks to be stretching his political muscles in time for an autumn election with an op-ed in the Irish Times Wednesday on runaway asylum numbers a firm sign that the seanadóir is itching for one...

/ 24/08/2024

After Kinahan: Irish Narco-Politics and Multiculturalism Are On A Collision Course

 A Shooting in Summerhill April 25, 2016. Two armed men wearing boiler suits and Freddy Krueger masks barged into a northside boozer at the Sunset House midway through a raffle for republican prisoners. Quickly identifying their mark, the pair opened...

/ 27/06/2024

Opt Out: Dáil Adjournment Shows Migration Pact on the Ropes Ahead of Crunch Vote

There are strong indicators that the government’s resolve to ratify the EU Migration Pact could be wavering after a Fine Gael attempt to postpone a crunch Oireachtas vote on the asylum deal was carried Wednesday afternoon at the behest of...

/ 20/06/2024

Diversity in an Irish Town; The Great Replacement and the Six Counties

Dublin’s bank holiday rally just past is indicative of a seashift in national opinion with the Irish quickly registering an unexpected volkish volte-face against mass migration previously unthought of. The cat is not just out of the bag but is...

/ 08/05/2024

Gunboat Asylum Policy: Don’t Fall Into Tory Trap on Irish Refugee Crisis

The 20th century problem of partition took a 21st century turn for the worse this week as Westminster commenced a sabre rattling campaign against Dublin with a semi-overt threat to target the Republic with hybrid migration Lukashenko style. A week...

/ 30/04/2024

Coolock Update: Did Antifa Work With Police and Media – Attempting a False Flag Op (But Getting Beaten Up Instead)?

We can share more details that implicate media and police entities in a potential plot to frame Dublin nationalists for violence This is a follow-up to our reporting yesterday. More details have emerged which many believe points towards a dangerous...

/ 07/04/2024

Antifa Battered In Coolock, Their Phones Seized By Nationalists Apparently Revealing Seedy Links Between Media, NGOs, and Far Left

Earlier today, locals protesting against a refugee centre in Coolock, Dublin were confronted by leftist journalists and other antifa types. Here are the facts as we understand them from local first-hand sources in Coolock. We will be updating this article...

/ 06/04/2024