(...) I've noticed the same type of dislike or rather hate of the Irish diaspora from Brits attempting to "discredit" us. They use the exact same terminology as well, but I digress... from what I read on the R.N.U.'s website they look to be a good organization promoting good and noble aims and objectives, thanks for mentioning them, I hadn't heard of them before. I enjoyed the talk as well and I sent you a friend invite. Slán go fóill mo chara.

Yeah, I was thinking about how to word that but, yes I strongly agree and I prefer how you worded it (lol) and I certainly am for armed resistance against the Brits. I'm also very glad that you don't dislike Irish-Americans. Over the years I've noticed quite a number of people calling themselves 'nationalists' who like to label ALL Irish-Americans as "plastic paddies" and would consider a black Nigerian born in Ireland "more Irish" than a full-blooded, ethnic Irishman born in the States. I've always found it odd how they could pass up their own kin who weren't fortunate enough to be born in Ireland and actually cares about his ancestral homeland, for a racial foreigner with no connections to the land or people whatsoever, who, for the most part, could care less. (...)

The point I was making when referring to some 'nationalists' and 'republicans' as belonging to a "Brits out - Everyone else in" brand of so-called 'nationalism' was that such an ideology as that is hypocritical in that it trades one malevolent invader (the British) for others (politically the E.U. and culturally and racially inassimilable and aggressive immigrants such as Nigerians and Pakistanis). The taking of such a position promoting "multiculturalism" and racial miscegenation with the aforementioned groups as well as others in Ireland equates to promoting the destruction of the cultural and ethnic heritage of Ireland and the Irish people.

If you're asking what my stance is on the British occupation of the six counties in Ulster is, it is that the Brits should, indeed, "get out" and that the six counties of Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Derry, and Tyrone should be annexed to the Republic of Ireland. In other words, I'm for a United Ireland.

My stance is "Brits out, and unwanted, un-needed non-Irish immigrants out as well." There are many members of the Irish diaspora who are ethnically Irish and would love to return to the land of their ancestors but they are being passed up for non-Irish, non-White immigrants from Africa, the Middle East, and other Third World slums who want Ireland to conform to THEM. The so-called nationalists who support "multiculturalism," the "integration/assimilation" of and racial miscegenation with non-White immigrants in Ireland are just exchanging one invader and master (the British empire) for others (Big Brother E.U. and the non-European immigrants who intend on and will eventually, if nothing is done, supplant the native Irish people in their own land).

I agree with many of the positions that the Blueshirts advocated such as Right-wing and Catholic Nationalism, Corporatism, and Gaelic particularism and I think these would have greatly benefitted the Irish nation as opposed to the modern Judeo-Marxist, Leftist, "Brits out - Everyone else in" brand of "Irish nationalism/republicanism" that many (but, thankfully not all) Irish republicans and nationalists today support.

Yeah, I get ya, mate.

I just noticed he's a troll. I saw the Blueshirt flag and subscribed.

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sucky ar da as liam adams likes to say to the wee boys.lol