Leas-cheannaire an Pháirtí Náisiúnta 🇮🇪 Dublin South-West Candidate for The National Party
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Last night's attempted coup d'état of the Polish state by the left-wing prime minister, Donald Tusk, shows the true face of modern EU-style liberal democracy.
Voting, constitutional law, due process; these are all negotiable concepts to the left.
What is non-negotiable is the continuation of disastrous left-wing policies across the western world, which supersede the will of the people and which leftists will all too happily trample over in order to maintain their grip on power.
Whether it be the cancelling of the 2024 presidential election in Romania, the ongoing attempted banning of the largest political party in Germany or even the repeating of the Nice & Lisbon referenda until Ireland voted "correctly", it is clear that the will of the peoples of Europe not to become strangers in their own countries is being suppressed by a collection of cowardly and often unelected bureaucrats with rapidly declining legitimacy.
Nationalists must continue to organise to face down tyrannical leftist politicians and power-tripping civil servants and retake our sovereign institutions. The Polish nationalist movement is proving it can be done. It is high time that Ireland does the same.
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Neutrality with dignity!
National Party members were active in Waterford City over the weekend, distributing leaflets and engaging with the public on the future of Irish neutrality, following the recent Dáil vote on the Triple Lock mechanism. Members discussed the importance of safeguarding Ireland’s military neutrality and keeping the Irish people out of foreign wars.
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Nobody will be surprised to find out that Judge Martin Nolan was involved, the globalist leftist controlled state & this Judge is well known for letting predators walk/ given light punishment especially when its their imported cheap labour, but they will jail you for self defence
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When the EU says jump the Irish government asks how high. This time it's the triple lock, so airheads in Brussels can continue to posture towards Russia.
The Triple Lock is what's standing between the EU and Irish troops being deployed as part of EU battle groups. They can train for readiness etc, but cannot actually deploy with these groups due to the Triple Lock.
Whatever we think about the Triple Lock, I don't think anybody wants to remove it to facilitate EU integration of our neutral Irish military. EU battle groups, in the minds of those in power, are essentially the suggested replacement to the US threat of gradual withdrawal from heavy NATO deployment abroad.
Ireland shouldn't be drawn into anybody else's conflict unless its people make a specific declaration to be involved on one side of a conflict. Nobody in the Dáil has a mandate for this. It isn't even their brainchild, this is more of the EU demanding compliance. These armchair generals will be the death of western civilisation.
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The Triple Lock copper fastened Irish neutrality at the expense of our military sovereignty. Granting veto power over Irish overseas military deployments to the British does not suddenly become more acceptable just because the same veto was granted to multiple other major world powers.
Its removal, however necessary for the reclamation of Irish sovereignty, is not being implemented by a government with that aim in mind. It is being forced through by a servile political class intent on transferring our lost sovereignty to new owners while simultaneously surrendering our neutrality.
A false binary is sometimes offered, claiming that in order to have neutrality we must give up full military sovereignty, or vice versa.
Our political leadership in Dáil Éireann are now intent on us having neither.
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"Mass immigration is purely economic and it serves only the elite class. The tip top. That is who it is for. And for the left- a new voting block."
Exclusive: Revolution brews in Ireland as nationalists receiving ”astounding” response on streets says Yan Mac Oireachtaigh of the National Party sidestreamnews.com/post/brew… @YanMacNP @NationalPartyIE
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Exclusive: Revolution brews in Ireland as nationalists receiving ”astounding” response on streets says Yan Mac Oireachtaigh of the National Party sidestreamnews.com/post/brew… @YanMacNP @NationalPartyIE
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National Party members from Kildare and surrounding areas were out recently in support of Leixlip Says No against the proposed plantation of the locality. Bígí Linn!
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Against 'Thought Control' & 'Speech Crime' in Ireland & Europe - Solidarity with RED Angers
Yan Mac Oireachtaigh speaks at the French Embassy in solidarity with RED Angers, which is facing dissolution proceedings brought by the French Minister of the Interior.
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On the Garvaghy Road
“There are too many who would be content with this country as she is, only that the price of fuel may be a little lower, and that there be fewer foreigners.”
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IRELAND AND THE EU: Simon Harris admitted that dropping Ireland’s carbon tax means paying billions in penalties straight to "Ursula von der Leyen and Europe" under ETS2 rules. When Brussels dictates domestic policy, the question for nationalists is whether the EU can be redirected toward sovereign cooperation or if replacing the bloc entirely is the only viable path.
Yan Mac Oireachtaigh, Jared Taylor of American Renaissance, and Greg Johnson of Counter-Currents discuss the structural flaws of centralised EU governance.
Tánaiste Simon Harris has warned that abolishing Ireland's carbon tax would force the country to "hand over billions of euro to Ursula von der Leyen and Europe" under EU rules.
This raises many more questions in my view.
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The irony in all of this is I am a Republican. The National Party are a Republican party. But Republicanism stands on it's own, it doesn't innately integrate socialism into it, as many Sinn Féin and other break off Republican groups have. For that reason they have, and not by accident, made Republicanism almost synonymous with socialism. Furthermore they've tied it to globalist activism, like Palestine and anti racism as a veil to justify another plantation of Ireland.
If anything, and I honestly believe this, they have hampered the cause of Irish reunification by attaching an economic model nobody wants to the idea of a united Ireland. This drives away people who otherwise might have supported SF and finally pushed them into government in the south. There are only really two SF breakaway paths; even harder socialism in smaller parties, or Aontu, who are too weak to be effective but tick the globalist, anybody can become Irish, boxes.
The largest Republican party decided it didn't know the difference between a man and a woman anymore. They can't tell you what an Irish person is anymore. So when you say Republican you get lumped in with these headbangers. This is why many of us took to calling ourselves nationalists.
Realistically we shouldn't let socialists hijack the term Republican, it certainly doesn't belong to them. They're essentially piggybacking Irish history to try to insert their preferred economic model. There's nothing genuine about that, which is only further displayed by their enthusiastic opposition to ant other nationalism which refuses to declare outright socialism as its entire economic plan.
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Businesses are facing many problems due to the FF/FG government.
It’s time to build an economy which serves the Irish people and allows them to thrive.
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Anger at the government and leftist "opposition" palpable among attendees at fuel protests meeting in Moate, Co Westmeath this evening.
Not a single Fianna Fáil representative was bothered to even show up to meet those in attendance.
The Irish people are suffering at the hands of our malicuous government, and farmers and hauliers are at the forefront of standing against ever rising tax induced fuel prices.
Temporary subsidies are only designed to diffuse and prevent genuine opposition and effective solutions to the cost of living crisis.
Regime politicians will only ever negotiate with Irish protestors in bad faith, the only solution for us is to replace them before we are replaced through mass immigration and the continuous stream of youth emigration.
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National Party members were active in Kilcock recently. Get involved with the NP in your local area.
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