I don't like it. I've seen recent videos that illustrate division between the Irish and British. Plus I've never supported the conquest of Northern Ireland by that bastard Cromwell. Ireland for the Irish! 🇮🇪
I've never supported the conquest of Ireland by the Anglo-Norman elit, nor the bloody work of Cromwell in Ireland. But the Ulster Protestants, being Scotch-Irish, are at least in part descended from the 'Scots' who actually came from Ireland in the first place. The island was divided between the men of Ulster and the Gaels long before the English stuck their noses in. It's their homeland
We can learn a lot from the Northern Ireland communities. The orange band scene is great for community cohesion. Scotland has a massive orange band membership. Many of these bands go to Ireland for band parades and the Orange walk and vice versa-bands from Ireland come over to Scotland. This also creates strong networks that connect communities across the Irish Sea.
I'm Cornish live in a mining town of Redruth in Cornwall we have many Cornish culture events through out the year as with every town in Cornwall. Saint Piran's Day (Cornish: Gool Peran), or the Feast of Saint Piran a 5th century saint born in Ireland, so nice bit of Irish connection to Cornwall.
However we do have our share of groups pushing none Christian/gender events in our towns but we are still fighting our corner to keep our culture and heritage thriving. We also celebrate Murdoch Day for he brought the first gas lit street town of Redruth in the UK and the world, Though he was Scottish born (21 August 1754 – 15 November 1839) was a Scottish chemist, inventor, and mechanical engineer. Again you find all this info online.
In my personal experience, these new arrivals also act like missionaries spreading the message of why they had to move. I do the same! Accounts of being mugged at knife point by gangs of imported engineers as a 10 year old help paint a picture of what could be around the corner for these sleepy areas.
This is good news? There is nothing to stop the browns from conquering NI too, especially once they have consolidated power in England. Good news is higher British birthrates, reverse immigration and the remigration of browns. This is merely retreat.
There's the habitual negativity! The Scotch-Irish have successfully resisted the efforts of militant and violent Irish nationalists to slaughter or expel them for 499 years.
The Irish, likewise, resisted Anglo genocidal oppression.
No-one is going to conquered or displace either Tribe on the island of Ireland, especially as both of them will be heavily reinforced by 'refugees' from over the water.
Thank you Nick for this wonderful article! I have close friends in Northern Ireland and used to go regularly until the coof! I live in a still very White area but I fear it’s getting worse by the day . I’m trying to payback my mortgage sooner so I can just buy something outright in a more rural location. I adore Northern Ireland and its people, they are proper patriots and family oriented. Ballymena is where my friend lives Hes a farmer and owns the mountain! Sounds very grand I know! I might ask about a plot of land or any houses locally he knows of .
not keen on the pro-Israel stuff - it may be a superficial or performative riposte to the Republican adoption of the Palestinian cause but a misguided road to go down
I've only seen one in this last week, in a side street on the edge of Bangor. They only got into it in order to wind up the other side anyway. The loyalists don't really do political ideas seriously.
I love it over there, the first time I went to Belfast was for the 2018 12th of July celebrations not long turned 20, was completely overwhelmed never felt so much belonging anywhere before, felt right at home it’s a patriots/British nationalist dream, Would love to move my young family over there myself, not convinced my missies yet but Im sure she will come round.
I'd much rather stay put personally. NI is far too foreign for me, although I'd in no way discourage anyone because it's objectively much better than here.
The biggest threat we face here is operation scatter. I could live with writing off a few cities as long as the rest of the country was 95% English. The problem is not enough segregation.
I totally know what you mean… I never dreamed I’d ever leave my England my wonderful little community but I was attacked by an illegal immigrant months ago when the government dumped a ton of Africans etc not to far away from me, it’s scared me to be honest and I no longer walk my dog after dark now and always have to make sure the front door is locked and that’s a sad way to live when I lived in my house for 30 years, same neighbours too! Now I’m trying to pay off my mortgage sooner so I have equity to buy somewhere else!
It is said that parts of South Africa are now becoming white majority areas. Strategic relocation as you have mentioned is a way forward in order to build a safe and viable base for future breakout for our people. Just like Asturias of Iberia in a time of great peril long ago.
The way migration is exploding across Europe justnow Whites will inevitably face situations where a strategic regrouping is necessary. The government and the media will have their hissy fits but more and more people are realising diversity is a curse. I think in the next 5-10 years society will fracture.
'Demographic example enclaves' sounds like the way to save and sap the globalists and the woke Shitbag middle class agenda.
White flight is real...look at the USA, Rhodesia, South Africa.
Let this be then...and let us see those supporters of 'enrichment' lie in the pool of vomit they so desire.
We don't have to be dragged down...we are better...and will endure...build...and return.
I don't like it. I've seen recent videos that illustrate division between the Irish and British. Plus I've never supported the conquest of Northern Ireland by that bastard Cromwell. Ireland for the Irish! 🇮🇪
I've never supported the conquest of Ireland by the Anglo-Norman elit, nor the bloody work of Cromwell in Ireland. But the Ulster Protestants, being Scotch-Irish, are at least in part descended from the 'Scots' who actually came from Ireland in the first place. The island was divided between the men of Ulster and the Gaels long before the English stuck their noses in. It's their homeland
We can learn a lot from the Northern Ireland communities. The orange band scene is great for community cohesion. Scotland has a massive orange band membership. Many of these bands go to Ireland for band parades and the Orange walk and vice versa-bands from Ireland come over to Scotland. This also creates strong networks that connect communities across the Irish Sea.
Great research and interesting story Nick.
I'm Cornish live in a mining town of Redruth in Cornwall we have many Cornish culture events through out the year as with every town in Cornwall. Saint Piran's Day (Cornish: Gool Peran), or the Feast of Saint Piran a 5th century saint born in Ireland, so nice bit of Irish connection to Cornwall.
However we do have our share of groups pushing none Christian/gender events in our towns but we are still fighting our corner to keep our culture and heritage thriving. We also celebrate Murdoch Day for he brought the first gas lit street town of Redruth in the UK and the world, Though he was Scottish born (21 August 1754 – 15 November 1839) was a Scottish chemist, inventor, and mechanical engineer. Again you find all this info online.
I know Wiki is shite and is not always a accurate or balanced. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Piran's_Day
https://www.lowermarshfarm.com/saint-pirans-day-national-day-people-cornwall-5th-march/
Again, thanks Nick for all your Beyond the Pale posts.
Ernest
Kernow Bys Vyken!
Onan hag Oll
“Meur ras” (thank you)
In my personal experience, these new arrivals also act like missionaries spreading the message of why they had to move. I do the same! Accounts of being mugged at knife point by gangs of imported engineers as a 10 year old help paint a picture of what could be around the corner for these sleepy areas.
This is good news? There is nothing to stop the browns from conquering NI too, especially once they have consolidated power in England. Good news is higher British birthrates, reverse immigration and the remigration of browns. This is merely retreat.
There's the habitual negativity! The Scotch-Irish have successfully resisted the efforts of militant and violent Irish nationalists to slaughter or expel them for 499 years.
The Irish, likewise, resisted Anglo genocidal oppression.
No-one is going to conquered or displace either Tribe on the island of Ireland, especially as both of them will be heavily reinforced by 'refugees' from over the water.
Thank you Nick for this wonderful article! I have close friends in Northern Ireland and used to go regularly until the coof! I live in a still very White area but I fear it’s getting worse by the day . I’m trying to payback my mortgage sooner so I can just buy something outright in a more rural location. I adore Northern Ireland and its people, they are proper patriots and family oriented. Ballymena is where my friend lives Hes a farmer and owns the mountain! Sounds very grand I know! I might ask about a plot of land or any houses locally he knows of .
not keen on the pro-Israel stuff - it may be a superficial or performative riposte to the Republican adoption of the Palestinian cause but a misguided road to go down
It's a lot less common these days. Didn't see a single Israeli flag in Belfast when I went last year.
I've only seen one in this last week, in a side street on the edge of Bangor. They only got into it in order to wind up the other side anyway. The loyalists don't really do political ideas seriously.
Fascinating!
I can't wait to hear from those who have gone to live there, I would seriously consider doing so, with my family.
I love it over there, the first time I went to Belfast was for the 2018 12th of July celebrations not long turned 20, was completely overwhelmed never felt so much belonging anywhere before, felt right at home it’s a patriots/British nationalist dream, Would love to move my young family over there myself, not convinced my missies yet but Im sure she will come round.
I’m sure she would love it? Maybe book a few days away in NI as once you’ve been there you fall in love with the place and the people!
I'd much rather stay put personally. NI is far too foreign for me, although I'd in no way discourage anyone because it's objectively much better than here.
The biggest threat we face here is operation scatter. I could live with writing off a few cities as long as the rest of the country was 95% English. The problem is not enough segregation.
I totally know what you mean… I never dreamed I’d ever leave my England my wonderful little community but I was attacked by an illegal immigrant months ago when the government dumped a ton of Africans etc not to far away from me, it’s scared me to be honest and I no longer walk my dog after dark now and always have to make sure the front door is locked and that’s a sad way to live when I lived in my house for 30 years, same neighbours too! Now I’m trying to pay off my mortgage sooner so I have equity to buy somewhere else!
It is said that parts of South Africa are now becoming white majority areas. Strategic relocation as you have mentioned is a way forward in order to build a safe and viable base for future breakout for our people. Just like Asturias of Iberia in a time of great peril long ago.
The way migration is exploding across Europe justnow Whites will inevitably face situations where a strategic regrouping is necessary. The government and the media will have their hissy fits but more and more people are realising diversity is a curse. I think in the next 5-10 years society will fracture.