Ireland Abortion Referendum set for 2018

A referendum on the eighth amendment governing Ireland’s abortion laws is provisionally scheduled for either May or June 2018, according to a memorandum Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is bringing to Cabinet this week.

This is a contentious issue, as you might expect and I think things are going to really heat up as the referendum draws nearer.  It's no secret that Ireland was a staunchly catholic nation until only very recently. The fall of the Church and the worship of money and material really took hold during the "Celtic Tiger" years of the economic boom in Ireland.  

""Celtic Tiger" (Irish: An Tíogar Ceilteach) is a term referring to the economy of the Republic of Ireland from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s, a period of rapid real economic growth fueled by foreign direct investment." The definition claims 'real' economic growth, but really, it was a bubble. Kept aloft by the builders and developments. All of it, came crashing down in '08, as I'm sure you're aware. It wasn't a phenomenon restricted to Ireland, but I digress.

The point is that it brought with it this cosmopolitan attitude, akin to the liberal world view of American liberals as well as those of the UK. Stuck in a no mans land culturally speaking, Ireland seems to be trying it's best to keep in line with the liberal nation wrecking agenda that is incessant in the US and UK and the rest of Europe, for the most part. Not taking a single minute to pause, and ask questions of the validity or the value of such views for the Irish people. Of course, it's another topic altogether whether this is natural evolution of a people between two powerhouses struggling to find an identity relevant and not too offending for the twenty first century, or foreign direct manipulation. My position of course is that it's foreign meddling as well as quislings within our own ethnic group. 

This is another one of those poignant turning points for Ireland. A tipping point in which the Irish decide what they want Ireland to be. It feels like a loss of innocence, though it could be argued Ireland lost that generations ago. If it ever truly had it. Ireland pre-Viking invasion and even after was given to incessant warfare and feuding between clans. Our worst enemies are each other. 

I can be a melancholic man. It's in my nature. Maybe it's the nature of the Irish people. It seems to be anyway, given most of the poetry and stories that have arisen from this island. 

If this vote goes the way the progressives and globalist types want, something will have been lost from Ireland. It may be something I can't even quantify or put into words, but a part of Ireland's soul will have been sold and sacrificed on the altar of progress and 'integration'. Maybe I'm over-reacting. Maybe I'm not. Maybe our ancestors saw nothing wrong with abortion if it was to save the mother or spare the child a life living with disability or some other disadvantage. With people like this though, it's extremely hard to take the side of 'choice'. What would the unborn baby chose? What would you chose?

Civic Nationalism invariably fails

I don't think it would come as a surprise to most people who are more ethnically inclined than most, that a nation that uses civic nationalism as the ties that bind are not really bound at all, are they? In a server on discord, someone posted an article from a magazine called "The Root". It's a magazine by and for blacks in America. Revolving around the issues those employed by the magazine write about concerning the black experience and outlook in America.

The first piece I've seen from this magazine is titled "Patriotism Is for White People".

You can read the article for yourself, but a point I wanted to highlight was that even the most ardent black advocates realize the fact that America was not founded as a multicultural social experiment like the liberals and those of the tribe would have you believe. Here's a paragraph to demonstrate this:

"America’s inception was never designed to accommodate the liberty and freedoms of its nonwhite people. When soldiers fought against Britain during the Revolutionary War, it was a victory for white people. The American flag was raised in victory in 1783 as its black citizens, who were still not legally full human beings at the time, continued to suffer in slavery some 80 years after the fact."

This shows that on some level, the blacks know what America is. At least the ones who think about it. It's also counter to the arguments of the globalist multicultural rootless cosmopolitan scum that have infested the cultural and moral fabric of the 20th and 21st centuries.  It also exposes civic nationalism as the fallacy that it is.

Each people need their own separate lands. Co-existence is a meme of those very same cosmopolitans who have to create multicultural nations so they can move about unseen among the coloured hordes void of identity, purpose, and meaning. Pulling at the strings and directing an intellectually devolved race of people who only know how to consume and obey.

This, this is what we resist.

Our doctors leave, we import their doctors

Eight out of 10 trainee doctors are considering leaving Ireland because of poor working conditions, training opportunities and work-life balance, a survey has revealed.

The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) found almost one-fifth of the 523 doctors who responded to the survey had already emigrated between 2014 and 2016.

Twenty-two per cent of those still in Ireland said they would definitely, or probably, leave, a similar number were undecided and 18 per cent said they were definitely staying.

Seventy-two per cent of doctors who were undertaking or had recently completed postgraduate training in Ireland believed they needed to spend time training abroad to compete for consultant posts in Ireland.

However, more than 80 per cent also believed working conditions and training opportunities were better abroad.

RCSI head of epidemiology and public health medicine Prof Ruairí Brugha, who led the survey, said the chronic haemorrhage of doctors from Ireland would continue as long as they were undervalued.

“Unless sufficient resources are invested in providing specialist training for doctors after they have graduated from medical school, employing them in adequately staffed hospitals with comparable training and working conditions to what are on offer in other countries, we will continue to lose those who are the life blood of our health system,’’ he said. 

Further replacement of our people. Who leave for greener pastures while those seeking greener pastures settle here, with sub standard education if they are at all qualified in the first place in many cases. This is unsustainable and is going to be one of the many contributors to Ireland's spiral back into being a third world nation. 

Ireland will need 550,000 more homes and 660,000 more jobs for extra 1 million people by 2040

From today until 3 November, the public can make written submissions on the government’s national planning framework.

IRELAND WILL NEED 550,000 more homes and 660,000 more jobs for a one million increase in population by 2040.
The government has published a draft of its long-term strategic planning framework for future growth and prosperity, Ireland 2040 – Our Plan, and is calling for input from the public.
Of the one million extra people, 25% are planned for Dublin and another 25% across Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford.
According to the draft national planning framework this will enable all four cities to grow their population and jobs by 50-60%.
The remaining 50% of growth is to occur in towns, villages and rural areas.
Some of the objectives of the national planning framework are to:

• Enable people to live closer to where they work, moving away from the current unsustainable trends of increased commuting
• Regenerate rural Ireland by promoting environmentally sustainable growth patterns
• Plan for and implement a better distribution of regional growth, in terms of jobs and prosperity
• Transform settlements of all sizes through urban regeneration and bring life / jobs back into cities, towns and villages

Minister of State for Housing and Urban Development Damien English said, “Twenty years ago, we were a country of 3.5m people; by 2040, that will be approaching 6m people and an island population of nearly 8 million.”
From today until 3 November, the public can review the draft plan and make written submissions.
Minister for Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohue said:
“The feedback from the public consultation phase will assist in finalising Ireland 2040 so that there is a robust, clear and realistic strategic planning framework for my Departments to progress the appropriate budgetary and investment follow-through, in particular through the 10-year National Investment Plan, which will be published together with the National Planning Framework.”

Where are all these extra 1 million people coming from, pray tell?

The 11 Point Plan of the Frankfurt School

 1. The creation of racism offenses.

2. Continual change to create confusion.

3. The teaching of sex and homosexuality to children.

 4. The undermining of schools’ and teachers’ authority.

5. Huge immigration to destroy identity.

6. The promotion of excessive drinking.

7. Emptying of churches.

8. An unreliable legal system with bias against victims of crime.

 9. Dependency on the state or state benefits.

10. Control and dumbing down of media.

11. Encouraging the breakdown of the family.

One of the main ideas of the Frankfurt School was to exploit Freud’s idea of ‘pansexualism’ – the search for pleasure, the exploitation of the differences between the sexes, the overthrowing of traditional relationships between men and women. To further their aims they would:  “• attack the authority of the father, deny the specific roles of father and mother, and wrest away from families their rights as primary educators of their children.

 • abolish differences in the education of boys and girls.

• abolish all forms of male dominance – hence the presence of women in the armed forces.

 • declare women to be an ‘oppressed class’ and men as ‘oppressors’.

(((Munzenberg))) summed up the Frankfurt School’s long-term operation thus:

‘We will make the West so corrupt that it stinks’.”