This channel is dedicated to Ulster Loyalism.
Heres a few facts to explode this Gaelic myth which exists in society today

For too long now republican groups such as Sinn Fein have been telling the world of their 'Gaelic' tradition and their reason for wanting a re-unification of Ireland. Its high time this inaccurate information was exposed for the fabrication it is.

'The Ulster Protestant is a misguided Irishman'. If any available historical information is examined it can be found that even in ancient times Ulster was always different from the rest of Ireland. Our legendary hero Cuchlain died defending his people against the invasion from the rest of Ireland. It is by no means that Ulster Protestants are misguided. On the other hand it is our Catholic neighbours who fail to realise their origins and the fact that they have nothing in common historically with the rest of Ireland.

Secondly, we are told that Ulster Protestants are 'Planters' whose roots only back to the early 17th century. The ancestors of these Nationalists (The Gaels) are the very people who invaded Ulster and dislodged the native Cruithin from the area.

The Cruthin are reffered to as the first people of Ireland. The Gael invasion led to the decline of these people and their kingdom and resulted in the migration of many to Scotland.

Those who migrated remained in lowland Scotland for many centuries until their return to Ulster in the 17th century. These people who came over to Ulster in the plantations were descendants of the ancient Cruthin and returning to the land of their birthright.

Not surprisingly Irish nationalists gloss over these facts and talk about their 800 years of struggle against the occupying English. This is yet another falsehood as the Anglo people were never invaders to Ireland. In fact they were invited over to help improve the technologies of the Gaelic people.

This channel is here to answer the various accusations against the existence of Northern Ireland and to promote the cultures of the Ulster-Scot people.

"I am not an Ulsterman, but yesterday on the 1st July as i watched their amazing attack, I felt I would rather be an Ulsterman than anything else in the world" - Captain WB Spender

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