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Arise, arise, Riders of #FARTLESS !
Fell deeds awake: fire and slaughter!
Spear shall be shaken, shield be splintered,
A sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises!
Ride now, ride now! Ride for @FartLessOfSOL
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Robbenh00d 💨 retweeted
No man has a right to fix the boundary of the march of a nation; no man has a right to say to his country, thus far shalt thou go and no further
Robbenh00d 💨 retweeted
It's 2026.
The British: "We are being replaced in Britain. We have the primary claim to our ancestral homeland. We want our country back."
The Irish: "The British have tried to replace us in Ireland since 1556. We have the primary claim to our ancestral homeland. We want our country back."
The British: "No. You can't claim your ancestral homeland. We tried to replace you in it, part of Ireland is still ours and we're keeping it."
Robbenh00d 💨 retweeted
The upper figure for Protestants killed is about 4K, maybe double that for deaths from accompanying displacement
Prior to that, about 50k - 100k had already been killed during land dispossession, ongoing for almost a century by that point.
The map below shows the tiny portion to the west they were being forced into in a violent, brutal dispossession policy
After the uprising, about 600k Irish were killed - about 40% of the population, by Cromwell and Co.
Total excess deaths in Ireland under British rule are estimated about 2-4 million.
I highly doubt you would standby while your family and land is taken from you?
Grab land - fafo
Robbenh00d 💨 retweeted
Institutional BTC getting productive on Ink 👀.
Welcome to Ink, @avantprotocol and avkBTC.
Robbenh00d 💨 retweeted
I don’t understand someone like this who’s salary at Maynooth University is paid by the taxes raised by our state but has such animus towards Ireland that he jumps on every crackpot observation and seeks to magnify it to our country’s disadvantage. #Strange. Our economic model has actually served Ireland quite well & given us the resilience to recover from the Great Recession, Brexit, Covid & the disruption caused by war in Ukraine. I would bet that Piketty knows next to nothing about Ireland. He probably has no idea how many Irish people work for US MNCs & probably couldn’t care less.
Tax and data centre haven.
"This little niche that Ireland is creating for itself looks attractive, but in fact it’s a mediocre development strategy....Ireland could get more for itself through global co-operation than what they are doing now.”
irishtimes.com/life-style/pe…
Robbenh00d 💨 retweeted
“U can’t disprove the original point”
Who am I talking with here, a fucking 7 year old?
Literal academic scholars working on early medieval Ireland, such as Eoin MacNeill have a different “view”, in so far as that early Irish society had evolved into ‘national’ institutions before the invasion in the 1170s. So you are a few 100 years of the mark there. You are so poorly educated, I would say it’s shocking but it’s not.
Anyway, you have nothing in your arsenal other than to say “Wah Wah you proved my point”
Why do I even waste my time engaging with clear inferiors I do not know….
Robbenh00d 💨 retweeted
The name “Ireland” wasn’t coined by an English king. Variants of Ériu/Éire appear in Old Irish sources centuries before the Norman invasion ya daft clown
Funny how England gets a continuous history from Wessex, Mercia and Northumbria, but Ireland is supposedly “invented”
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Every day attacking Irish govt while retweeting against your own party leader.
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-CLARITY now unlikely to pass next month
-Iran deal isnt real
-Saylor is selling with STRC + MSTR below nav and Saylor's $2b cash buffer is 70% gone on buy backs
-Coinbase premium is grossly negative
-Equities will continue to absorb liquidity from crypto markets as AI/robotics/Space are more exciting than crypto atm
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Michéal Martin absolutely scalds Richard Boyd Barrett in the Dáil. Someone call a burns specialist.
"It's great to be virtuous, deputy, but for the workers’ representative, you lack all virtuosity when it comes to protecting Irish workers."