May 24,
2015
(Irish
embrace societal suicide)
George writes:
I am
mortified to be Irish today. Actually, I'm half-Irish, and considering
formally taking out British citizenship in protest at the idiocy of my fellow
countrymen and women in Ireland, being the first country (as of last Friday the
22nd) to legalize gay marriage by a popular vote.
The
amendment to our Constitution is radical - not only does it legalize same sex
marriage, the legal implications of the way the amendment was drafted gives
constitutional protection to alternative forms of human reproduction and
surrogacy.
Our
country was identified as a soft touch and targeted.
A
$64million fund was pumped into Ireland from the US to back the "Yes
Equality" campaign, but the most sinister development is that the national
police force An Garda Siochana had their union call for a Yes vote, as did the
Law Society of Ireland and all semi-state bodies.
It was
left to a minority of religious groups and a handful of brave journalists and
lawyers to speak of the catastrophic implications of the amendment's passing.
The final
result was 62% Yes 38% No.
Thank you
for your insightful articles which I have been reading for some time. The
manner in which "No" voters were subjected to abuse and threats
mirrored exactly the protocol you have warned of.
The UK is
no better but at least when they legalised SSM it was by legislation and not a
constitutional amendment with little or no fanfare.
I cannot
and will not live in a society such as Ireland that places such little value on
children or freedom of expression.
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Colm agrees
and suspects Electoral Fraud:
I agree
with most of what your correspondent says re the degenerate moral state of
modern Ireland, but personally I'm far from convinced that the gay marriage
referendum result is genuine. Some of the results from working class and rural
constituencies strike me as bizarrely far-fetched - with eight to one
majorities in favour.
Anyone
who knows the Irish working class - the working class in general indeed - knows
that they tend to be strongly "homophobic" for reasons that have
little or nothing to do with religion. Even militant homosexuals like the late
Gore Vidal have admitted as much. Plus there is irrefutable evidence of
systemic fraud in previous Irish elections and referendums. To give just one
example from many: in the 2009 Irish EU elections, an anti-EU pro-Palestinian
campaigner had 3,000 votes stolen from him. This was only revealed after
another candidate demanded a recount. The significant thing about this episode
was the way the media completely ignored the whole thing. In the next day's Irish
Times, what was in fact a huge scandal received only a passing mention in
the report on the results from that constituency. This blithe attitude suggests
not only that such vote fraud is widespread in Ireland, but that the media know
about it, and collude in it. By the way, the police also refused to investigate
this matter - in spite of repeated requests from the wronged candidate. The
Irish police and state class are deeply corrupt - so they would not in any way
baulk at rigging a referendum - especially if the price was right. They have
rigged such votes several times in recent decades, e.g the 2009 Lisbon
referendum.
In the
2011 Irish Presidential election the state broadcaster, RTE, uncannily
published the correct result on its teletext service, hours before the polls
had closed, even though an opinion poll the previous day had put the alleged
winning candidate 15 points behind one of his rivals. Moreover, if the
Irish police (Garda Siochana) officially supported gay marriage, how could they
be relied upon to supervise the conduct of this vote? - foxes, hen-houses etc.
Another question worth asking is where all the many millions poured into the
Irish gay marriage campaign by globalist oligarchs actually went? Posters?
Leafleting? Canvassing? In a small country like Ireland the first two cost next
to nothing, and the last should, theoretically, cost nothing at all (though
clearly Soros, Rockefeller, Feeney & co are often compelled to pay for
foot-soldiers on the ground). Be that as it may, my guess is that much of this
money may well have gone to greasing the palms of those charged with running
and over-seeing the referendum. Something tells me Irish election officials and
police officers may well be in the market for Spanish holiday homes this summer.
For me
electoral fraud is the final and by far the most important frontier of the
truth movement. It makes no sense at all to believe that western governments
would instigate genocidal wars on phoney pretexts and yet refrain from rigging
elections and referendums - a far less trivial offence by comparison.
- See
more at: http://www.henrymakow.com/#sthash.BmxBMKWc.dpuf