In a classic example of cold meticulously planned genocide, this deal with the devil is a horror story that is being played out time and again in the rural heartland of all European Nations. The Irish example, with its upcoming referendum on Abortion, clearly illustrates and exemplifies the rape and destruction of Europeans, in exchange for Coin, disguised as the "moral high road". This well practiced act of crime against humanity, that is being inflicted upon the very defenseless, well meaning citizens of European nations is nothing other than Selling out Kith, Kin and Country for Coin or False Virtue.

First part of a series examining deep politics. A look at the book “National Security And Double Government” by Michael J. Glennon, which argues the United States now functions as a “double government” with the national security state determining security and military policy. 🔹 All my other platforms and ways to support available here: https://bio.link/keithwoods […]

I make the case that even with the best of efforts from Sinn Féin, demand will continue to outstrip supply deepening the housing crisis even further. I then look at the Irish “deep state” vs Populism and where Sinn Féin fit into that. Two points I forgot to add – Just recently Irish intelligence services […]

No matter what side of the political aisle you are on, the constitutionality of this is a legitimate question which needs to be tested in court. Whether it is advantageous for your partisan agenda or not, it is vital our constitution and freedom is protected by constantly challenging the status quo. That is democracy! Freedom […]

In an election that was much anticipated by concerned patriots and watched by the international press, as a benchmark to gauge the strength of the Patriotic Spring, which was started last year by BRexit and Trump, it appears the forces of overt political correctness with their mainstream media cronies, as well as a slice of […]

A heart-rending video in which a sobbing four-year-old girl is told she must spend her third Christmas homeless has gone viral. Mum Leanne Dunleavy, took the video of daughter Poppy to highlight the devastating effects of homelessness on both children and adults. The video was posted on Facebook where it has racked up more than 167,000 views with many people blaming the Government for Leanne’s situation. Leanne says she has been in and out of homeless shelters for the last two years due to unforeseen circumstances, and that she doesn’t expect her situation to change soon. She said the video "has broken many hearts across the world, not just Ireland". The short clip shows young Poppy sitting on a bed in a hotel room in Dublin, clearly distraught with red puffy cheeks and tears streaming down her face. Hair stylist, Leanne then says to her: “Poppy why did you tell your mind out there?” A crying Poppy replies: “Because I have nowhere to stay

Two equal evils, poverty and inequality lie at the root of South Africa’s economic problems. Both should be treated equally. If the focus is only on inequality, it will create an economy where everyone is equally poor, except the elite which holds power, said adv. Anton Alberts, chairman of the FF Plus. Adv. Alberts said […]

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