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Irish Savant – irishsavant.net Jan 13, 2022

The town of Tullamore has been known as the dead centre of Ireland as much for its humdrum daily lifestyle as for its geographical location. But now the town is in the headlines thanks to a grisly unprovoked murder that occurred there this week. A young teacher out for a daytime jog was jumped on and strangled by a complete stranger. A heartfelt outpouring of grief has followed, dominating the news cycle. A common refrain has been along the lines of “what has become of the Irish people?”. This reaction is understandable because murders, once as rare as hens’ teeth in Ireland have soared to levels similar to those of a good weekend in Chicongo. (Incidentally, we haven’t heard anything from John the retired Chicago copper who used to brighten our days with reports on that city’s chimpouts. Hope he’s still with us and ok).

But to take up the question of what has become of the Irish people, well, the Irish people are no longer the Irish people, if you get my drift. A stroll through any town or even village here will confirm that actual Irish people are now but one segment (albeit still the largest) of an increasingly fragmented and atomised population. Such a petri dish would have been literally unimaginable to someone from say 1960, back when murders were a rarity. We have now become what Jimmy Carter once swooned over “not a melting pot but a beautiful mosaic. Different people, different beliefs, different yearnings, different hopes, different dreams”. Yeah, whatever you say Jimmy.

The interesting thing is that if you look at this beautiful mosaic you’ll see that it also contains a criminal element. A very very large criminal element. In fact when it comes to violent crime it’s probably fair to say that the New Irish represent a majority. Naturally enough this fact is scrupulously played down by the media, academia and the political class. But the names of those convicted give the game away. We don’t need to be told that Mohammed Al-Tiki or Kwame Mofibi is not of traditional Irish stock.

Just recently our Minister For Justice (sic) opened the way to citizenship for 17,000 people living here illegally. Naturally she didn’t put it that way. “There are thousands of people across the country who have created a life here but unfortunately still live undocumented in the legal shadows. They are active members of our communities: contributing to our society, enriching our culture and working in our economy.”

Well the guy ‘helping police with their inquiries’ (isn’t that very good of him to be helping the police?) into Aishling’s murder was certainly an active member of society. Unfortunately his activities were of the kind that as they say made him “known to police”. A Romanian (gypsy?), he was out on bail at the time of the murder. Another striking testimonial to the Irish criminal justice system. Must protect human rights at all costs. Unless of course you’re sending an old woman to jail for not wearing a mask as happened recently in Cork. We can skip the aul’ human rights then.

I’ll repeat what I’ve said dozens of times before: White countries are lead by traitors. Simple as.

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