Reactionaryism and Aesthetics
Ireland
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Reordered by migrants added per capita (using ~2024 populations):
1. 🇮🇪 Ireland: +840K (~15.6%)
2. 🇦🇹 Austria: +1.4M (~15.3%)
3. 🇨🇭 Switzerland: +1.3M (~14.3%)
4. 🇪🇸 Spain: +6.8M (~14.0%)
5. 🇳🇴 Norway: +720K (~12.9%)
6. 🇸🇪 Sweden: +1.3M (~11.8%)
7. 🇧🇪 Belgium: +1.3M (~10.7%)
8. 🇬🇧 UK: +7.1M (~10.3%)
9. 🇩🇰 Denmark: +475K (~8.0%)
10. 🇳🇱 Netherlands: +1.4M (~7.6%)
11. 🇩🇪 Germany: +6.4M (~7.6%)
12. 🇮🇹 Italy: +4.4M (~7.5%)
13. 🇹🇷 Türkiye: +5.8M (~6.8%)
14. 🇫🇮 Finland: +378K (~6.7%)
15. 🇵🇹 Portugal: +476K (~4.4%)
16. 🇫🇷 France: +3.0M (~4.4%)
17. 🇭🇺 Hungary: +393K (~4.1%)
18. 🇨🇿 Czechia: +386K (~3.5%)
19. 🇷🇴 Romania: +521K (~2.7%)
20. 🇵🇱 Poland: +917K (~2.5%)
Source data: UN DESA migrant stock growth / national pop estimates.
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“Don’t smash it up, she’s a sister!”
This shop manager protecting her business is spared by the thugs out of Muslim solidarity.
Still absolutely no connection to immigration.
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There's a telling interview on Ryan Tubridy's The Bookshelf, in which Martin describes a favourite being Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.
According to Martin, its themes of escaping the "nets" of nationalism, language and religion have had a massive impact on him. Indeed, his entire political identity seems to be repudiating Irishness.
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Pour moi, c'est l'image la plus horrible de ce 17 octobre:
Un couple d'octogénaire dépouillé de tout, en pleine rue, laissé à moitié nu.
Comme si les Rolex, les Vuiton, les Hermès, les Dior, les Sephora pillés n'étaient pas suffisants pour la revente.
L'image qui devrait être un signal d'alarme pour tout l'occident.
L'image d'un pseudo président qui a perdu le contrôle. Qui a totalement échoué envers son peuple.
L'image d'une gauche radicale qui a sacrifié votre propre identité pour faire de votre pays une zone de guerre, aux arrières-plans culturels qui n'ont rien à voir avec les vôtres.
Cette image est effrayante!
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France survived the Germans in two world wars.
Japan survived nuclear bombs.
No one survives third world immigration.
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Young second and third-generation migrants film a French firefighter after setting him on fire during the school protests in Bordeaux
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You couldn't even explain to them; they simply wouldn't understand, that the barbaric societies their ancestors fled from will return soon enough as White Europeans are outnumbered in their homeland.
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Columbanus, to Pope Gregory, 600AD
“We Irish, through dwelling at the far ends of the earth, are all disciples of St. Peter and St. Paul...
accept my good intention, as I write to the Chair of Peter, in the name of the whole Irish Church ...
I beseech your Holiness to regard not so much our ignorance as the faith and zeal of the Irish ... the character of our people and of the country”
“We are all joint members of one body, whether Franks or Britons or Irish or whatever our race be”
“For all we Irish, inhabitants of the world's edge..."
Columbanus's use of the word patria, for father or native land, demonstrates a sense of pride, place and belonging
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Hi. 😊 Racist dude here.
A famous anecdote involving Milton Friedman and a Scandinavian economist features the exchange: "In Scandinavia, we have no poverty."
Friedman replied: "That's interesting, because in America, among Scandinavians, we have no poverty, either."
Socialists like you keep using Scandinavia as an argument for a socialist economic model, but in reality you’re mostly praising (ethno)nationalism and your social security is going to crumble as your demographic homogeneity (= nation) crumbles.
Follow for more glimpses into life in a formerly functional, homogenous white country turning into a multicultural hellhole, where dignity is becoming a privilege.
Peace ✌🏼
Hi. 😊 Swedish dude here.
When our children get sick, we have 60 paid days per year to stay home with them.
Per parent.
They're separate from my 25 paid vacation days.
Meaning I don't have to use my own paid sick leave.
If I'm a single parent: 120 days.
If my child has a chronic illness: 120 days
If my child is hospitalized: unlimited days.
These days reset every January.
By law. every year until child is 18.
Follow for more glimpses into life in a social democracy, where dignity is not a privilege.
Peace ✌🏼
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Imagine a small country having such an incredible level of cultural clout among the most powerful nation on earth, and its population squandering it with plastic paddy jokes and performative third worldism
The only flag, other than the U.S. flag, to fly at the Ground Zero site in lower Manhattan is the Irish tricolour, which is put in place by the Carpenters Union #608 and FDNY Command Post. #NeverForget
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If your morality doesn’t allow you to pursue your own survival, it’s safe to assume it was imposed on you by an enemy.
No. .@tomralph1 Good Ends (assuming you have them, which I doubt ) do not justify evil means. Didn't you know? How you pagan squeakers think you can restore England and Christianity, when you underdstand neither England nor the faith, I do not know.
It pervades every and all things around you, becoming almost as invisible to you as the air you breathe; civility, cleanliness, conscientiousness, chivalry, liberty, fair-play, reciprocity, etc.
Venture outside of White European countries, and these become scarcer and scarcer.
Interesting to note; Tyler Oliveira's exposé on Ireland's mass immigration crisis has been censored by the Irish Government via a legal complaint.
What lengths the establishment will go to in concealing their ethnic cleansing of the native Irish is truly shocking.
#Ireland #MassMigration
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Used a software called SafeZoneMap to examine the reported danger level of the country by municipal district.
Had a particular close look at county Dublin and noticed an interesting overlap with a separate software that gives a breakdown of foreign born residents percentage.
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The worst censorship yet.
After years of deplatforming, I’ve now been placed on a payment-industry blacklist that means I can no longer use Stripe or many other payment processors.
But I’m not going anywhere. Here’s what happened, and how you can support my work going forward.
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I've watched The Odyssey. It's much worse than I expected.
There's a lot I could pick apart and I intend to write a full review, but for now I will say the ending reveals Nolan’s adaptation as basically a safe Hollywood inversion of Homer.
Homer does not glorify war and Odysseus grieves over Troy, but he does it without repudiating the heroic world. He learns to master his greatness and return it to the service of his homeland and household, destroying the usurpers consuming his estate and restoring order to Ithaca.
Nolan’s Odysseus, who is sanitised into a familiar modern archetype of the conflicted war-verteran, instead completes his arc by confronting his repressed guilt over Troy (with the help of his therapist Athena) then leaves Ithaca with Penelope. Homecoming and restoring order to home can't be a satisfying fulfilment, just another stage in his therapeutic story of guilt and atonement.
Obviously, a story celebrating homeland, lineage and violently removing unwelcome outsiders was uncomfortable for Nolan, who recently summarised the moral of his story as "be kind to strangers." Don't listen to anyone claiming he pulled someting brilliantly subversive here.
Even independent of the messaging though, this just a dreary, lifeless slog. It never feels like an epic. It never feels like it comes anywhere near matching the scope of its source material.
Also, people really had a point about how colourless everything looked in the previews. This never feels like it's set in the Mediterranean. Grey beaches, pale blue skies, Viking longboats, it's really like Nolan went out of his way to make everything look as sterile as possible. That seemed like a minor complaint to me at first, but over 3 hours it becomes draining.
And do not pay to see this movie. If anything, watching it off the big screen will show you how hollow it is outside Nolan's IMAX spectacles.
