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An Open Letter of Warning to Theresa May has been circulating on social and alternative media and been forwarded to MPs etc. around UK since the controversial arrest of Tommy Robinson. No matter his politics, it is simply not right. 

The protests outside Google's European Headquarters in Dublin continued this weekend, with the left with their mainstream media tag alongs finally taking notice after 4 weeks.

Carickmacross: In a case that has dragged on for years involving a Somalian "Asylum seeker", it is estimated that the state, i.e. taxpayers, paid over 70,000 Euros for a Barrister, Lawyer and Translator for a charge in which a mere 300 Euros fine was issued. The fact that this criminal with prior conviction in his home country, took away the life of two young men, one a pillar of Irish Society, a law student, seems to be completely ignored.

Hundreds of women on Sunday marched in Paris to reclaim France's "yellow vest" movement from violent activists, a day after protesters smashed their way into a government ministry. The women, wearing yellow vests, turned out after 50,000 people returned to the streets of France on Saturday amid violent clashes with police. Some of the women waved yellow balloons and pushed prams. Protests were also held in other French cities. "All the media ever reports is the violence, and we are forgetting the root of the problem" which is the fight against austerity, said one protester, Karen, a 42-year-old nurse from Marseille. The women sang the "Marseillaise", France's national anthem, as they gathered on the steps of the city's opera house at Bastille before marching through nearby streets. The women's demonstrations came as Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire called for an end to the "yellow vest" unrest, saying "those who believe in democracy" should now say "that's enough",

On the Google Plantation, Youtube is the one eyed bully in the land of the blind slave creators… Youtube has responded to the demand to come to the table and assured the IG Metall Union that they will meet the deadline, however in response to Forbes, Youtube has obliquely indicated they are not about to […]

Leader of the opposition and the second largest party in The Netherlands (PVV), Dutch politician Geert Wilders has criticized the arrest of Tommy Robinson, who was detained last week after drawing attention to a trial of a Muslim child grooming, rape and abuse gang,“ as an attack on free speech.

Address given by John Lacken, Secretary of The Lumen Fidei Institute to close our conference in the Glenroyal Hotel, Maynooth which was held on Tuesday 12th March 2019. John read out our petition to the Irish Episcopal conference as part of his talk. Please visit our website to find our more or if you would like to support our work. https://www.lumenfidei.ie You can sign up for our weekly e-mail on the site. May God bless you

37,000 nurses and midwives have taken to the picket line outside hospitals and HSE facilities. They are demanding pay increases and government action on staff shortages. Margaret Frahill, Nurse Manager at Mercy Hospital, Cork, says that when students reach their fourth year in college they are already considering either leaving the country or leaving the profession. She also says that more experienced nurses are leaving due to stress and burnout. "The HSE aren't listening," said Ms Frahill. "They know the salary doesn't relate to other countries. They know we're leaving in droves. "Yet they are recruiting from abroad. They are spending €10,000 on a nurse to come in from abroad, from the Philipines or India." People are also being advised to only attend emergency departments if it is essential. "We have to do it. Enough is enough," said one of the nurses picketing outside Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown in Dublin. "It's time that we got

On Saturday August 10th 2019 a Nationalist/free speech protest outside Google’s European HQ Dublin was met by an Antifa counter protest. A deliberate Hitler salute was given ostensibly on the Nationalist side, but was it actually a Nazi, or an agent provocateur plant put there to discredit the growing anti-censorship Nationalist movement in Ireland? I […]

In an attempt to gain back control of their left wing agenda, the mainstream and HMS Prison Service have been spreading lies about Tommy's incarceration. Whoever this so called informant is, it is almost certain it is from some left wing radical group like Hope not Hate or Antifa or Green Party. Sadly the days of true investigative journalism are long gone, so it is left up to alternative media, who have nowhere near the budgets of mainstream, to get the truth out...

On Tuesday 12th March, 2019, The Lumen Fidei Institute hosted a conference in The Glenroyal Hotel, Maynooth, Ireland. As part of the conference we held a Rosary Procession from the hotel to the Irish Bishop's Conference Spring meeting in the Columba Centre, Maynooth. Just over 100 people prayed the Rosary with us. On arrival at the Columba Centre, a petition was handed to Monsignor Gearóid Dullea, executive secretary to the Irish Episcopal conference asking our bishops to properly address 10 serious areas of concern for Irish Catholics. You can read the petition on The Lumen Fidei Institute's website https://www.lumenfidei.ie

Violent clashes between the police and yellow vests since the start of the movement have caused many injuries including the loss of eyes and hands and led to claims of police violence. Here are the latest statistics. Less than three months since it kicked off, the Yellow Vests movement has turned into one of the longest and most violent social protests in modern France. Hundreds of protestors and police alike have been injured since the start of the protests with claims of police violence over the controversial use of rubber-bullets and stun grenades by French security forces have been gaining ground. Here's a look at the numbers. 1,700 people According to government figures, 1,700 people have been injured and 1,000 policemen or gendarmes have been hurt in the 11 weeks of conflict. Out of those injured, 100 have been seriously hurt and 11 people have now died. Most of those casualties resulted from road accidents at blockades in the early days of the protest. The

#SpeakersUnicorner There have been protests outside Google’s European headquarters in Dublin over the last two weeks, after Google summarily deleted a well known Irish Journalist’s Youtube channel with over 20,000 Subscribers. Strangely though, a variety of left wing groups including the MEP, Ming Flanagan, have called for counter protests against these protesters in support of […]

Over five months ago, David Stanton, TD, Minister of State in the Department of Justice and Equality, responsible for Equality, Immigration and Integration, requested alternatives for accommodating refugees and migrants in an interview on Clare FM. This was during the outcry when the charming Irish village of Lisdoonvarna was faced with having 100 "refugees", equal to a third of their population, forcibly inserted into their midsts, despite having consistently said no to this proposal and voting unanimous vote for no. Genocidal David Stanton even admitted on TV that residents do not have a say. We sent the Minister a letter outlining alternatives, and despite having acknowledged receipt on 21st March, at both his official email addresses, we have still heard nothing. Indeed they continue to accept refugees in record numbers, without any transparency, whilst not deporting failed or false claimants further clogging up the system and exacerbating the problem.

Tánaiste Simon Coveney has confirmed that the Government is taking legal advice as to how sanctions may be used against striking nurses, including docking their pay. Mr Coveney said the Government does not want to be at odds with nurses but called on unions to live up to their part of the national pay agreement. “They are great people, doing very difficult work, often in very pressurised circumstances. We want to be working with nurses, with the INMO and with the psychiatric nurses to build a better health service that can attract many young people into this profession,” he said. “What the Government has said is that we are taking legal advice in regard to the options that are available to us, consistent with the pay agreement that everybody signed up to with their eyes open," he told the Dáil. There is a responsibility on the Government to deliver on that, and that involves hundreds of millions of euro of extra pay across the public sector. There is also a