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roxanna
17-02-2007, 05:23 AM
I did the Costa Rican roll call, no dice. My next favorite place (ok im parcial as love an irishman) but wondering about the Irish ones from eire. Speak up if you will. Thanks and Cheers

roxanna
17-02-2007, 05:24 AM
What part of Eire are you from and what do you know on the subjects discussed in this forum? Thank you.

roxanna
17-02-2007, 05:34 AM
Ill expect a reply sometime next tues. when you are out of the pubs and back to work. Till then.... (joke im soo joking no offense to anyone just playing) (and i know you cant get me cuz i know you cant find a designated driver) again just playing please no offense). But seriously I would be interested in knowing how many of you. Sorry for the jokes but hey Im sure a sense of humour there. Anyway Cheers, bless

jinjo5
17-02-2007, 12:07 PM
I did the Costa Rican roll call, no dice. My next favorite place (ok im parcial as love an irishman) but wondering about the Irish ones from eire. Speak up if you will. Thanks and Cheers

I have an irish surname,which has been anglicised.Would that count?...anyway the irish spelling of my name is.......o,coscraigh...among others.

father ted
17-02-2007, 03:17 PM
My avatar is Irish.
Michael Tsarion is Irish I'm sure you're familliar with him by now, he has a lot to say about the Irish culture. It is been ofted brought up that the Illuminati like to use/breed people with Irish genes to use as mind controll slaves or whatever else, because of their psychic abillities. Duncan O'finioan is half Irish and half red Indian (also psychic) and Arizona Wilder is (at least half) Irish as well. Then you got Cathy "O'brien", to name what I know of.

roxanna
17-02-2007, 03:43 PM
Hey. Thank you both for replying. And yes I know of Tsarion. Wow Father Ted (lol I know of that series too funny) what you have posted is interesting. In fact brings to mind the whole blond/blue eyed DNA thing is very interesting (reminds me of what Swerdlow said). But arent the irish a bit feisty? To me sort of hard to handle type. At least the one I know. What I mean is how can be controlled I dont know, still Im not in it for that I suppose. Thanks again for replying and for not taking offense to my stereotype jokes. Was only having a laugh but your post leaves me pondering now. Cheers

roxanna
17-02-2007, 04:11 PM
Does anyone have any feedback on the energy grid in Eire? When I was there, I felt something but was sort of washed out feeling as there was a huge prison near by our house. And definately could feel negative energy in that. Which wasnt a surprise really. But there is definately something up energy wise I feel in that particular place of the world. Any comments on that?? I live in Costa Rica (UFO Central) and we also have some sort of energy flow here. No one in this country will ever laugh on the subject as about most have seen them. In fact on several occasions in broad daylight, televised and seen by the masses. What is odd is that not reported on say, CNN or Fox news as one would expect. Why? I wonder. Or rather I think I know why (not staged visits probably). Still I often wonder why other "Ticos" do not wonder this as well. I suppose its too ordinary here, but for one who lived in the US where its laughed at still I have to question that. Whenever, as a country we have mass sightings etc. doesnt break the international news. Just a thought. Cheers

joe dolan
22-02-2007, 05:21 PM
Hello everyone. I am in and from Ireland. Just joined. Great site. I am just waking up to this scam, I have read the Biggest Secret and my whole world has been turned upside down. This man is right on the nail. Right on mr. icke. and thank you...

roxanna
22-02-2007, 09:10 PM
Hey joe. Thanks for saying hello on here and welcome. Out of curiosity where and how did you come upon the Biggest Secret? Glad another one is wakening to whats really going on in this world. Some researchers whos work I enjoy and which you may not know of but would appreciate are; Michael Tsarion and Jordan Maxwell. Check them out if you havent already. Anyway, Cheers

elementel
22-02-2007, 10:14 PM
Hi Roxanna,
Just letting you know that I am Irish. I am from Cork in the south of Ireland. I signed up two weeks ago, Haven't posted anything yet. I am still learning. Bought a copy of (Children of the matrix) and my life has never been the same since. Then I bought the rest and thought I was going mad. Mad because not one of my friends, family would read the books and I found it quite hard to get them to listen to me. Just glad to have a place to share with like minded people. Now I know that I am not mad.
Anyway Hi to everyone.

roxanna
22-02-2007, 10:23 PM
Hi elemental. Thank you for your post. I agree with you on how good it is to find other like minded people to share with and pass on needed information. My family wont come near the information. Thats been hard, but ultimately we cant choose for them, nor them us. Anyway welcome look forward to your posts. Cheers

davelove
26-02-2007, 02:52 PM
lol. irish dudes beware. pm for more information!!

elementel
27-02-2007, 12:45 AM
There's not a lot of Irish on here. It dosen't supprise me one bit. This place is soooooooo asleep. Not one of my friends or family will even contemplate that this could happen. A few months ago I thought, (wouldn't it be great if I could get David Icke to speak in Cork) What a joke!!!!!!
I can barely get people to read the books.
WHAT DOES ONE DO?

roxanna
27-02-2007, 12:53 AM
Yeah its frustrating. At least you have some fellow mates on there are zero costa ricans how fucked is that? lol This place is not asleep its virtually comatose. Too much fine weather and good fresh food will keep one down.

elementel
27-02-2007, 01:05 AM
Hi Roxanna, Where you from? How did you get into this?

roxanna
27-02-2007, 01:11 AM
I live in costa rica, and i got into this via my bf. really opened my eyes to soo much. in fact i remember seeing a tsarion lecture on symbolism, ok for a while afterwards i couldnt walk down a country lane without seeing all of their symbolism. was bombarded, now i still see but easier as im learning to leave my fear behind me. tell me how did you find out on this scam??

elementel
27-02-2007, 01:35 AM
Four years ago I hurt my back, couldn't do anything for a long while, spent 2 years recovering. That's when I began to notice how fucked up everything was. I have been living in fear for a long time and didn't even know it. I don't know why I bought that book(Children of the Matrix). Never bought a book like that before but everything in that book made so much sense. I couldn't put it down. One thing that blew me away was the reaction of friends. They really thought I was loosing it, they kept saying" you'll be fine when you are back at work. You wont have time for that crap." Well I'm back at work and everything isn't fine. This place could be a paradise. Wankers a ruining it for everyone.

sean~infinte
27-02-2007, 01:49 AM
born in the lovely city of gallway although living in london
my grandads from tipperary and my fathers from greystones northen ireland

i find it nearly immposible to get through to people they just think this whole conspiracy thing is a bunch of tin foil wearing hat tossers

ether tht or they dont like the thought of living in a tiny box called normality

roxanna
27-02-2007, 02:00 AM
i understand elemental. its a typical response. just be glad you know. and sean same practically impossible to get through. they just want things as
normal bullshit i say.

seanx
07-03-2007, 05:33 PM
Roxanna - are you by any chance British?

You keep calling Ireland - Eire? as in - 'the Irish ones from eire'

Eire is the Gaeilge of Ireland.

That term is only rightly used if you're speaking
Gaeilge.

However, it is alaways used by the British right-wing
media like the Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail to describe
the 26 counties because they won't use the proper term
- The Republic Of Ireland , or Ireland

They still can't acknowledge that Ireland broke away from
their UK CONTROL and is now a prosperous independent state.

I know you didn't mean any insult by it, and that it was an
honest misunderstanding - but it is something that annoys
most Irish people

father ted
07-03-2007, 05:42 PM
What was Ireland called in the ancient times? I thought it was Eire. In Hungarian, Ireland is caller Ir, pronounced Eire.

seanx
07-03-2007, 08:03 PM
Yes, it was called Eire - because Gaeilge was the spoken language
until late 1800.

It's strange to think that if I could meet just my great
grandmother - I wouldn't be able to communicate with her as
we would both be speaking two different languages since English
is now the language of 90% of Ireland.

There is nothing wrong with the term Eire - as it is the simply Gaeilge
of Ireland.

I's simply the way the term has been 'bastardized ' by the right-wing
British establishment.

roxanna
07-03-2007, 08:06 PM
Roxanna - are you by any chance British?

You keep calling Ireland - Eire? as in - 'the Irish ones from eire'

Eire is the Gaeilge of Ireland.

That term is only rightly used if you're speaking
Gaeilge.

However, it is alaways used by the British right-wing
media like the Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail to describe
the 26 counties because they won't use the proper term
- The Republic Of Ireland , or Ireland

They still can't acknowledge that Ireland broke away from
their UK CONTROL and is now a prosperous independent state.

I know you didn't mean any insult by it, and that it was an
honest misunderstanding - but it is something that annoys
most Irish people

Sean, Im glad you posted that. I didnt mean any offense. In fact I wasnt aware that it was one. No im not a brit either, whom have done a fine job of taking the irish language away from its people. A language Id like to learn by the way, one of the reasons being is that so few people speak so Id like to learn it with a friend and have that as a language to resort to when not wanting to be understood. My point though is that for me I thought referring to Ireland as Eire was in fact the opposite of an offense. Ill look into it though and if is one then Ill cease using it. Cheers

notaslave
07-03-2007, 08:06 PM
Yes, it was called Eire - because Gaeilge was the spoken language
until late 1800.

It's strange to think that if I could meet just my great
grandmother - I wouldn't be able to communicate with her as
we would both be speaking two different languages since English
is now the language of 90% of Ireland.

There is nothing wrong with the term Eire - as it is the simply Gaeilge
of Ireland.

I's simply the way the term has been 'bastardized ' by the right-wing
British establishment.

Similarly here in Alba. I did infact speak to my gt grandfather and he spoke Gaelic to me but I didnt understand it, luckily he could also speak English.

seanx
07-03-2007, 09:37 PM
Roxanne,

Thanks for your reply.

There is actually a great revivial in the Irish language - and it's
nothing to do with the Goverment.

It's coming from the ground up.

For example, a few years a number of parents set up an all-Irish
speaking school - to-day there are over 250 of these schools set
up by parents all over the country, using Irish as everyday language.

it is a subconscious backlash against the imposition of a controlled world order?

roxanna
07-03-2007, 09:49 PM
Hey Seanx

Thats fantastic to here that people are taking back their language. I cant wait to get there and start learning it. Yeah I think you hit on it with it probably being a subtle subconscious rebelling against the nwo control. So sad to see how europe is turning into one, different cultures merged. Same thing is happening here with the free trade crap. We are bombarded with all things U.S. where Im at in Costa Rica. Sickens me. Anyway Cheers and good to know people there are taking back part of their identity.

father ted
08-03-2007, 03:17 AM
Someone say something in the ancient language

awakensong
08-03-2007, 03:42 AM
I have quite a bit of Irish ancestory, but have never been there - I live in the U.S.

Ireland was also known as Ari-land or Aryland, and from where we get the term "Aryan", and the original "Hebrews" were Ibarus. Hebrew or "Ibaru" means burnished or copperish skin, which the Irish were when they migrated to the deserts of Egypt and lived out in the bright hot sunlight and had burnt skin.

Here is just a tiny bit of the vast amount of information available at Michael Tsarion's site http://www.taroscopes.com and then click to enter the Astro-Theology section. He teaches how Ireland is the actual root of the current civilization, and that the legendary Noah's Ark landed there from the flood of Atlantis. Yes, that does mean that knowledge first traveled from West to East, and then BACK FROM East to West.

I consider this section of Michael's site to be every single bit as important and informative on historically spiritual matters as Iamthewitness.com which Edro has submitted for our consideration is, about historically political matters.

Quoting from site:
The Cult of Aton (Aten) left Egypt along with the Levites (the elite priesthood class) who had served and lived alongside them at Akhetaten (Tell el-Amarna), and at Avairs, Giza, and Heliopolis. These tribes are put before us today as the "Israelites," the supposed "Jews" of history. Those who became known later as "Jews" were, however, originally neither Israelites nor Hebrews. The name Hebrew comes from Ibaru (or Ibri, or Abri, or Abari) an ancient Egyptian term for the "wise ones." The word rabbi is a rendition or variant of this ancient name. The Ibaru were members of the elect and had a strong blood-line connection to the House of the Pharaoh. This word Ibaru had a similarity to Apiru (Egyptian Apir) which meant wanderer, or shepherd, or foreigner. This unfortunate similarity of etymology has caused great confusion but has favored the machinations of those elites who crave to obscure the truth of their ancestry.



This peculiar liability of men to be deceived by words and names when they are presented in disguised and abbreviated, or unfamiliar, forms of spelling has been taken full advantage of by the obscurantists, who have in some ways secreted and in other ways suppressed the history of the past ages - Conor MacDari (The Bible: An Irish Book)One of the easiest and most effective ways to promote a deception is by the misspelling of words...In the translation from the original Irish scriptures, the Irish names were changed by the practice of the most astute cunning in order to conceal the source from which they were obtained. In many instances these names have been distorted and misspelled to such an extent that it has required long sustained and patient effort to trace them to their true and proper form - (The Bible: An Irish Book)It is evident that nothing can have exceeded the carelessness with which the Greeks and after them the moderns, have rendered the words and letters of one language into another- Godfrey Higgins (Anacalypsis, 1833)As a whole, we historians have not done very well in using Biblical stories to write our history with. If one feels bound to understand the history of Israel as a revision of the Bible's traditions, one must admit the near total lack of warrant that these stories have for being accepted as historical - Thomas L. Thompson (The Mythic Past, Biblical Archaeology and the Myth of Israel)=======
Not only have words been misspelled, but their ancient and original meanings have been changed by the victors of history. The word "monsignor" for instance, was originally known as "lord of the moon", from the Lunar Cult era, but try and find 'that' now in any dictionary. It is extremely hard to find one archaic enough that hasn't been destroyed.

warrior
08-03-2007, 10:55 AM
Someone say something in the ancient language
Conas a ta tu?

The romans knew Ireland as Hibernia. Eire is gaelic.

The masses are asleep in Ireland just as in most other countries. However to be fair I think that the average Irish person would be far more willing to listen to and question the NWO than the average British person. And alot of people are waking up. Some local councillor had David Shaylor over to give a talk about 9/11 in Cork last week. I missed it, only seeing the article (very small article) about it in the local rag the day after the talk.
I have spread the word to very many people, through not only talking, but sending clips of 9/11 truth to various email circles, they go to everyone in the cirlce, and to be fair once most people see the evidence themselves on their own they start to wake up, but they still don't really do much about it, but they are more aware, resentment of USA's nightmare foreign policy is at an all time low in popularity in Ireland. Obviously there are very many idiots who speak out in favour of the war on terror and support the US Govs official story on 9/11, but the numbers of supporters is decreasing.

roxanna
08-03-2007, 11:22 AM
[QUOTE=warrior;13800]Conas a ta tu?

Well thank you Warrior.

To be fair my thing with eire goes back to childhood. Always an attraction for it, no valid reason but a very strong feeling. Just knew something there I needed. Well turns out I found it. A person and that person also the one to wake me up on the nwo, which has changed my life forever.
Cheers.

h1s_l0rdsh1p
08-03-2007, 11:38 AM
If I'm correct, my fathers side is of irish decent.

But I'm not sure(never knew him, but I knew his name)

His surname was Deshane(pronouced as you read it)..

I've been told that's an Irish name, but I'm not entirely sure. :confused:

father ted
08-03-2007, 11:40 AM
Conas a ta tu? =

dirty is your hat?:confused:

roxanna
08-03-2007, 11:43 AM
lol, no Ted, its, how are you?

father ted
08-03-2007, 11:56 AM
gimmie another one:cool:

narcolepticwatchman
08-03-2007, 02:02 PM
I got Irish ancestory. Also can trace back family to Italy and Brazil, possibly Lithuania as well.

I think all the nationaism stuff is bull though. Just another tool to divide. One world, everybody is as entitled to it as much as the next person.

roxanna
08-03-2007, 02:13 PM
Conas a ta tu? =

dirty is your hat?:confused:


Feck Off. (a joke), seriously heres one though,

Eist moran agus can beagan. It means, Hear much and say little.

Cheers (by the way just looked that one up I dont speak it)

seanx
08-03-2007, 02:42 PM
Awakesong,

Thank you for all that information.

warrior
08-03-2007, 03:43 PM
Conas a ta tu? =

dirty is your hat?:confused:


Conas a ta tu? Means "How are you?" in gaelic or irish. Where did you get "dirty is your hat". Conas= How.

warrior
08-03-2007, 03:54 PM
If I'm correct, my fathers side is of irish decent.

But I'm not sure(never knew him, but I knew his name)

His surname was Deshane(pronouced as you read it)..

I've been told that's an Irish name, but I'm not entirely sure. :confused:

Thats not an Irish name, it sounds like a French name, DeShane or possible Deschenes or DuChesnes, and possibly "anglicised" later. There are people who do look up the history or family names or family trees, you can probably find them on the net.

Shane is an Irish name, but it is a first name, not a surname, it comes from the name Sean, but was anglicized

h1s_l0rdsh1p
08-03-2007, 04:51 PM
Thats not an Irish name, it sounds like a French name, DeShane or possible Deschenes or DuChesnes, and possibly "anglicised" later. There are people who do look up the history or family names or family trees, you can probably find them on the net.

Shane is an Irish name, but it is a first name, not a surname, it comes from the name Sean, but was anglicized

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I don't want French in my blood. :(

warrior
08-03-2007, 04:59 PM
I don't want French in my blood

Could be worse. France is a beautiful country, fabulous scenery in many parts, good climate, very good food and great wine.

father ted
08-03-2007, 05:08 PM
sean=seamus?

terry wogan
08-03-2007, 09:59 PM
Does anyone have any feedback on the energy grid in Eire? When I was there, I felt something but was sort of washed out feeling as there was a huge prison near by our house. And definately could feel negative energy in that. Which wasnt a surprise really. But there is definately something up energy wise I feel in that particular place of the world. Any comments on that?? I live in Costa Rica (UFO Central) and we also have some sort of energy flow here. No one in this country will ever laugh on the subject as about most have seen them. In fact on several occasions in broad daylight, televised and seen by the masses. What is odd is that not reported on say, CNN or Fox news as one would expect. Why? I wonder. Or rather I think I know why (not staged visits probably). Still I often wonder why other "Ticos" do not wonder this as well. I suppose its too ordinary here, but for one who lived in the US where its laughed at still I have to question that. Whenever, as a country we have mass sightings etc. doesnt break the international news. Just a thought. Cheers

I'm Irish. I like potato. It gives me energy to go about my day. I have seen no energy grids in Ireland. I have seen Bono and the thick one from Boyzone drinking Guiness.

seanx
08-03-2007, 11:10 PM
Originally Posted by roxanna
Does anyone have any feedback on the energy grid in Eire? When I was there, I felt something but was sort of washed out feeling as there was a huge prison near by our house. And definately could feel negative energy in that. Which wasnt a surprise really. But there is definately something up energy wise I feel in that particular place of the world .

You may be right.

There has been a phenominal change in Ireland over the past
ten years.

All the stuff that was deeply BURIED has come to the fore.
( Catholic Church and the horrific Child abuse and all the priests
with their 'secret wives and kids)

It was almost as if the soul of the country was exposed and we
all had to face the evil we had all denied or pretended didn't exist

The violence in the Northern Ireland came to a bloody head when
two young Catholic children, 4 and 5 were burnt to death when
the Protestant Orange Order weren't allowed to march one
of their routes.

That seemed to be the apex of evil and madness that woke
eveybody up

Now the conflict has now been tranformed and there is peace.

The country's economy has been transformed from one of the
poorest to in GNP terms after the oil producing contries to the
richest in the world.

And now every year, instead of emigration we have thousands
of young, educated Eastern Euopeans and Chinese flooding into
the country with new ideas, foods, customs, music.

For such a transformation, there must have an injection of
high-frequency energy to change the consciousness so quickly

So maybe what you felt was indeed true.

Most people will laugh at such an idea but maybe there are esoteric
and energetic factors and forces at work that sweep into a
people's consciousness and force all the lies, mistruths and
hatreds out in the open so that they can be acknowledged and
healed

We might never know the cause of the change. But someone must
have put something in the 'water'

roxanna
08-03-2007, 11:51 PM
Well Seanx I heard of the grid but not too much. Also what tsarion says about based on the planets at this time is that will be of awakening and lies revealed. Hence such exposure of whats been hidden on a mass level and on a personal one. Cheers

teri
05-11-2008, 10:09 AM
Hi Roxanna :)
I'm from Ireland , cork city:)
a lot of people asleep over here,but a lot is waking up 2,
i woke up thanks 2 a very good friend :)
who also lives in Ireland, its nice meeting like minded people
cork is known as the rebels of Ireland , maybe a long time ago a lot or like sheep now . as a child a use to be awake but after yrs of been told i was mad i started to believe i was mad + started trying 2 fit in + be so called normal ,people thought i was a witch, i was in a catholic school run by nuns who never liked me i questioned everything, but things r changing slowly the catholic church has lost a lot of there control , so hopefully children who think outside the box wont be attacked as much today as they use to be,
my surname is Buckley ,The name Buckley in Ireland is derived from the native Gaelic O'Buachalla .

anthony65
05-11-2008, 10:41 AM
Does anyone have any feedback on the energy grid in Eire? When I was there, I felt something but was sort of washed out feeling as there was a huge prison near by our house. And definately could feel negative energy in that. Which wasnt a surprise really. But there is definately something up energy wise I feel in that particular place of the world. Any comments on that?? I live in Costa Rica (UFO Central) and we also have some sort of energy flow here. No one in this country will ever laugh on the subject as about most have seen them. In fact on several occasions in broad daylight, televised and seen by the masses. What is odd is that not reported on say, CNN or Fox news as one would expect. Why? I wonder. Or rather I think I know why (not staged visits probably). Still I often wonder why other "Ticos" do not wonder this as well. I suppose its too ordinary here, but for one who lived in the US where its laughed at still I have to question that. Whenever, as a country we have mass sightings etc. doesnt break the international news. Just a thought. Cheers

Has anybody been to the round towers which are to be found across Ireland?

http://www.sacredsites.com/europe/ireland/tower_of_cashel.html

Scattered with a seeming randomness across the rolling hills of Ireland are the remains of sixty-five round towers. Soaring as high as 34 meters above the ground, the towers are in remarkably fine condition considering the antiquity of their construction. When exactly the towers were constructed is unknown. Scholars have suggested that the most probable construction period was between the 7th and 10th centuries AD, and this hypothesis is based on the fact that nearly every tower is at the site of a known Celtic church dating from the 5th to 12th centuries. Initially each of the towers were freestanding structures but in later times other buildings, primarily churches and monastic foundations, were constructed around some of the towers.

This idea that the round towers were erected and used primarily as watch towers and places of protection is strongly debated by an American scientist, Philip Callahan. Writing in his book, Ancient Mysteries, Modern Visions, Callahan discusses research which indicates that the round towers may have been designed, constructed and utilized as huge resonant systems for collecting and storing meter-long wavelengths of magnetic and electromagnetic energy coming from the earth and skies. Based on fascinating studies of the forms of insect antenna and their capacity to resonate to micrometer-long electromagnetic waves, Professor Callahan suggests that the Irish round towers (and similarly shaped religious structures throughout the ancient world) were human-made antenna which collected subtle magnetic radiation from the sun and passed it on to monks meditating in the tower and plants growing around the tower's base. The round towers were able to function in this way because of their form and also because of their materials of construction. Of the sixty-five towers, twenty-five were built of limestone, thirteen of iron-rich, red sandstone, and the rest of basalt, clay slate or granite - all of these being minerals which have paramagnetic properties and can thus act as magnetic antenna and energy conductors. Callahan further states that the mysterious fact of various towers being filled with rubble for portions of their interiors was not random but rather may have been a method of "tuning" the tower antenna so that it more precisely resonated with various cosmic frequencies.

Equally intriguing, Callahan shows that the seemingly random geographical arrangement of the round towers throughout the Irish countryside actually mirrors the positions of the stars in the northern sky during the time of winter solstice. Archaeological excavations at the bases of the towers have revealed that many towers were erected upon the tops of much older graves and it is known that many of the tower sites were considered sacred places long before the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. These facts compel us to wonder if the ancient Irish, like the Egyptians, the Mayans and many other archaic cultures understood there to be an energetic resonance between specific terrestrial locations and different celestial bodies. This certainly seems to be the case. All across the Irish countryside particular locations were chosen, precisely designed structures were erected to gather and store various energies, and a tradition of humans' spiritual use of the sites arose over the millennia. While many of the round towers are now crumbling and therefore their antenna function may no longer be operative, a field of holiness still permeates the sites today.

I read about them a while ago. Amazing stuff!

There's loads more to discover in Ireland of course...

** If any of the Irish on here have heard of orgonite, then I read somewhere that there are a handful of determined orgonauts in ireland, but they'd appreciate support!

See WarriorMatrix, educate-yourself, EthericWarriors or WhaleOrgone for more information... :)

thebarfly1
05-11-2008, 10:45 AM
O'Buachalla .
Typical, the Corkonians even have "Boy" in their surnames...!!

Alrigh' boy, like! :D

I too am Irish by the way...

The Irish aren't fools, not one bit. I think that this was evidenced on June 12 this year when they rejected the Lisbon Treaty, to the complete and utter horror of our leaders.

The government had thought that the "Celtic Tiger" years would make the people materialistic and nonchalant to the goings on in The Dail and Europe, but no-sir-ee bob. They're just after testing the water with Lenihan's "butcher" budget, and they're seeing how mobile the people of this country can be when they're not happy (FFS even the OAPS took to the streets).
I campaigned during the run-up to the Lisbon Treaty Referendum and saw the scale of how "in-tune" we are here. Although people in general arent of the opinion that its the New World Order trying to take control of the Irish peoples, they do mostly agree that "further integration" is a pointless exercise and will reject it in large numbers.
Now that Fianna Fail have lost control of the people of Ireland the meeja are starting to paint Fine Gael as the good guys, so the puppet masters undoubtedly have decided that its time to give Enda Kenny and Co. their turn at trying to control the people.

The way things are in Ireland at the moment, that ain't gonna happen, what with the economic downturn, huge job losses etc.
Hell hath no fury like a drunken, pissed off Irishman.

One thing i'd like to learn, though, is a bit more about the ancient history of this country, there really is very very little around regarding it, just the old folklore with Cuchulainn, Maedbh, etc...
If anybody would like to discuss, feel free to enlighten me!
Go raibh míle maith agat.

thebarfly1
05-11-2008, 10:54 AM
Equally intriguing, Callahan shows that the seemingly random geographical arrangement of the round towers throughout the Irish countryside actually mirrors the positions of the stars in the northern sky during the time of winter solstice. Archaeological excavations at the bases of the towers have revealed that many towers were erected upon the tops of much older graves and it is known that many of the tower sites were considered sacred places long before the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. These facts compel us to wonder if the ancient Irish, like the Egyptians, the Mayans and many other archaic cultures understood there to be an energetic resonance between specific terrestrial locations and different celestial bodies. This certainly seems to be the case. All across the Irish countryside particular locations were chosen, precisely designed structures were erected to gather and store various energies, and a tradition of humans' spiritual use of the sites arose over the millennia. While many of the round towers are now crumbling and therefore their antenna function may no longer be operative, a field of holiness still permeates the sites today.[/COLOR]


OK... Maybe just completely co-incidential, but i was dropping my mate home on monday night in the thickest of thick fog in the Irish Midlands, only when I got to about 2 miles outside of the village he lives in, there was no fog whatsoever (there was no geograpical differences as regards altitude or the likes that would suggest a change), I remember as the fog cleared saying jokingly, "haha, you must live in some sort of holy or sacred place"... But there is a Big 'ol Roud Tower bang in the centre of the Village.
As I said, could be purely coincidental, but ya never know, maybe there actually is some mad sh1t going on with these 'ol hunks of rock

anthony65
05-11-2008, 10:57 AM
OK... Maybe just completely co-incidential, but i was dropping my mate home on monday night in the thickest of thick fog in the Irish Midlands, only when I got to about 2 miles outside of the village he lives in, there was no fog whatsoever (there was no geograpical differences as regards altitude or the likes that would suggest a change), I remember as the fog cleared saying jokingly, "haha, you must live in some sort of holy or sacred place"... But there is a Big 'ol Roud Tower bang in the centre of the Village.
As I said, could be purely coincidental, but ya never know, maybe there actually is some mad sh1t going on with these 'ol hunks of rock

Pure coincidence! :rolleyes:

I think not... :cool:

belfast atheist
05-11-2008, 10:57 AM
im irish from belfast.

belfast atheist
05-11-2008, 11:02 AM
Someone say something in the ancient language

ancient irish is no longer around,the current gaelic language is an offshoot of it.

father ted
05-11-2008, 11:13 AM
ancient irish is no longer around,the current gaelic language is an offshoot of it.

Just wondering, how do they know, since the ancient language is no longer around?:)

gu3rr1lla
05-11-2008, 11:30 AM
ta scamaill sa speir :p

gu3rr1lla
05-11-2008, 11:35 AM
What about newgrange and tara valley? dont they have something esoteric to them? Freeman did a video on it before, it was somewhere on google cant find it anymore.

eyepod
05-11-2008, 11:43 AM
I was born in County Kerry near Tralee to Irish parents but have lived in the UK since I was 2. I still have loads of relatives over there - you go into town and every other person is a cousin of some sort. I guess it's a result of the illegality of contraception back in the day :eek:.

Visit there reasonably often although I have not been back for about 5 years. Still have a taste for the old Guiness though :p.

diggers_1
05-11-2008, 11:52 AM
What about newgrange and tara valley? dont they have something esoteric to them? Freeman did a video on it before, it was somewhere on google cant find it anymore.

Did you know in the main chamber in newgrange. There was a small stone pyramid in the middel of the floor and this was removed in the 60s. This would have be illuminated on the winter solstice. Its also weird about the egyptian beads found at tara. There is allot we are not getting told about these sites.

father ted
05-11-2008, 01:09 PM
ta scamaill sa speir :p

I'm beautifull? Why thank you.

zero1
06-11-2008, 06:58 PM
What part of Eire are you from and what do you know on the subjects discussed in this forum? Thank you.

I am from Greystones, in Co. Wicklow on the fairly fantastic isle of Ireland and I am very au fait with with a high percentage of the subjects discussed herein the DI forum, but some I speak on and others I don't - I generally stay away from discussions about 9/11, aliens, 2012, Jew-bashing, Reptillians and "It's the Jesuits"/"No! It's the Zionists!" type inanity, I like to comment on the topics that are more realisitc, like breaking news from alternative and mainstream sources, about mankind, spirituality, dignified religious discussion, people who need help or have questions etc. That sort of thing.

BTW, nice that you did this thread for us (Irish), thanks, disappointed I didn't hit on it before. :)

zero1
06-11-2008, 07:03 PM
What was Ireland called in the ancient times? I thought it was Eire. In Hungarian, Ireland is caller Ir, pronounced Eire.

Eire is Gaelic from post-Christian times, in ancient Roman and pre-Roman eras it was called Hibernia. Their culture is largely preserved in the web of secret societies today networking about Ireland, such as the Ancient Order of Hibernians and various brands of Masonry (even the Orange Order).

Some Scottish descendents of these ancient Irish, the Hibernians, are mainly known for their Football team these days - Hibernians in the Scottish Premier League, or "Hibs" for short. Others remain in Ulster, and again more in the South, particularly Connacht.

belfast atheist
06-11-2008, 08:52 PM
Eire is Gaelic from post-Christian times, in ancient Roman and pre-Roman eras it was called Hibernia. Their culture is largely preserved in the web of secret societies today networking about Ireland, such as the Ancient Order of Hibernians and various brands of Masonry (even the Orange Order).

Some Scottish descendents of these ancient Irish, the Hibernians, are mainly known for their Football team these days - Hibernians in the Scottish Premier League, or "Hibs" for short. Others remain in Ulster, and again more in the South, particularly Connacht.

c'mon da hoops,never mind hibs:D

dangermouse
06-11-2008, 10:05 PM
Hmm just noticed this thread today .. im in west Cork. Famous for having drug lords import tonnes of cocaine .. found more today. I remember the last one where the smugglers were bungling idiots
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/frontpage/2008/0723/1216740957146.html

and then they Gardai were patting themselves on the back on a job well done :rolleyes:


Huge cocaine seizure off southwest coast (http://www.rte.ie/news/2008/1106/drugs.html)
Thursday, 6 November 2008 21:32

Gardaí, the Naval Service and Customs have seized a consignment of at least 1.5 tonnes of cocaine off the southwest coast.

Gardaí say they found packages of cocaine with an estimated street value of around €500m, which would exceed last year's record €440m seizure at Dunlough Bay in west Cork.

The drugs were on a 60-foot yacht that was taken into custody around 200 miles off the southwest coast last night.
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The boat is being brought to shore in Cork under armed guard and is due ashore tomorrow morning.

Three men between the ages of 44 and 52 have been detained by gardaí and the investigation is continuing.

They are being questioned at garda stations in Bantry and Bandon.

The seizure is the result of a Joint Task Force operation code-named Seabight that has been ongoing for for a number of weeks.

Ireland was one of seven EU member states that established the Maritime Analysis and Operations Centre Against Narcotics in Lisbon in Portugal last year.

The yacht carrying these drugs was tracked all the way across the Atlantic from that centre leading to today's seizure.

Ireland's contribution to the operation of the centre is less than €250,000 per year. It looks as if that investment has already been repaid with rich dividends.

The Minister for Defence, Willie O'Dea has congratulated the Naval Service on the success of this operation.

He said: 'It is a timely reminder to us all of the dangers the Naval Service confronts in the assistance it gives to the gardaí and Customs Assets in respect of drug interdiction.

'It is also clear evidence that Ireland has a Naval Service that is a multi-skilled, highly-trained force.'

The Justice Minister, Dermot Ahern, has also congratulated the Joint Drugs Task Force on the operation.

Taoiseach Brian Cowen tonight congratulated all those involved in the operation.

'I want to congratulate and compliment all those involved for their professionalism and dedication to duty, a massive drugs haul like this should not be seen just in terms of the hundreds of millions of euro of drugs seized, but also in terms of the lives saved and the misery avoided as a result,' he said.

'The Government is working hard to rid our cities and towns from the scourge of drug addiction and the crimes associated with drug trafficking.

'Today is a success but we must not become complacent, constant vigilance must be maintained.'

griswald
06-11-2008, 10:34 PM
Seems to be an awful lot of feckin paddies on here.......is there a session on or what:p

While ye guys think ye are awakened, it would suit yez better to get yer arses over here,

http://www.irishwomenonline.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=4900&p=85267#p85267

and educate yer womenfolk who think its fine and dandy to march them little girlies to MSD for a jab :eek::eek:

, now lets be having you........

griswald

endlessvista
06-11-2008, 10:52 PM
Me, just outside Dublin.

endlessvista
06-11-2008, 10:56 PM
Someone say something in the ancient language

Sneachta
Níor cheol éan,
níor labhair damh,
níor bhéic tonn,
níor lig rón sceamh.

Snow
No bird sang
No stag spoke
No seal roared
No wave broke

endlessvista
06-11-2008, 10:57 PM
Seems to be an awful lot of feckin paddies on here.......is there a session on or what:p

The response to the Lisbon NO vote startled a lot of us.

And then from a long deep sleep...

griswald
06-11-2008, 11:35 PM
The response to the Lisbon NO vote startled a lot of us.

And then from a long deep sleep...

Sure you only be startled if you were a yes voter......GGrr...:eek:

griswald

godspeed
07-11-2008, 12:59 AM
well i read its the true location of atlantis at one time and the ruins being further out in the atlantic...ocean..im irish/scot family been here since 1900 think id like to come home soon got an ancient name too o cathasaigh :)

seanie
07-11-2008, 01:07 AM
I'm from dublin ireland, i know stuff

teri
12-11-2008, 10:49 AM
Typical, the Corkonians even have "Boy" in their surnames...!!

Alrigh' boy, like! :D

I too am Irish by the way...

The Irish aren't fools, not one bit. I think that this was evidenced on June 12 this year when they rejected the Lisbon Treaty, to the complete and utter horror of our leaders.

The government had thought that the "Celtic Tiger" years would make the people materialistic and nonchalant to the goings on in The Dail and Europe, but no-sir-ee bob. They're just after testing the water with Lenihan's "butcher" budget, and they're seeing how mobile the people of this country can be when they're not happy (FFS even the OAPS took to the streets).
I campaigned during the run-up to the Lisbon Treaty Referendum and saw the scale of how "in-tune" we are here. Although people in general arent of the opinion that its the New World Order trying to take control of the Irish peoples, they do mostly agree that "further integration" is a pointless exercise and will reject it in large numbers.
Now that Fianna Fail have lost control of the people of Ireland the meeja are starting to paint Fine Gael as the good guys, so the puppet masters undoubtedly have decided that its time to give Enda Kenny and Co. their turn at trying to control the people.

The way things are in Ireland at the moment, that ain't gonna happen, what with the economic downturn, huge job losses etc.
Hell hath no fury like a drunken, pissed off Irishman.

One thing i'd like to learn, though, is a bit more about the ancient history of this country, there really is very very little around regarding it, just the old folklore with Cuchulainn, Maedbh, etc...
If anybody would like to discuss, feel free to enlighten me!
.

Hi :)
I campaigned during the run-up to the Lisbon Treaty Referendum 2 + it was a lot of Corkonians voted no, a lot of Irish might be asleep but when push come to shove we stand up + fight, this recession will bring the people back to there roots and fight for our freedom except that this time we wont be fighting ordinary folk it would be to kick the government's ass ,i have to say i don't know many Irish who have looked at David Ike and are truly awake to whats happening in the world today ,but they are awake of the injustice that the government or putting on us,
i myself find it hard to find out the truth about Ireland , what is been kept from us must be great if i find anything ill pass it on
much love and respect to you

THE BEAUTY IN OUR HEARTS TRANSFORMS THE WORLD AROUND US
by red bear

teri
13-11-2008, 09:45 PM
I am sure ye are as disappointed as i am with the proposed changes in the budget which will have serious effects on our children
The INTO are organising a protest rally in cork on Saturday 22 of November 08, please assemble at 11:45 am at the city library , grand parade cork.
i do not have any more in formations on other protest accruing around Ireland , this might help.


Irish National Teachers' Organisation
35 Parnell Square
Dublin 1

By Phone

Telephone: +353 1 8047700
LoCall: 1850708708

By Fax

+353 1 8722462

take a look at this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tfExhh09sc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi-Ptyn2Blo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLvX3CCkcMg

gu3rr1lla
14-11-2008, 03:57 AM
hey guys was anyone suspicious about this cervical cancer vaccine debate? i think they pulled the plug on this on purpose so that they can create this false demand for the vaccination, even though its a bad thing for childrens health! they passed it tonite without surprise! now im gona find it harder to convince people thats its a bad thing!

simplify
14-11-2008, 07:20 AM
Seems to be an awful lot of feckin paddies on here.......is there a session on or what:p

While ye guys think ye are awakened, it would suit yez better to get yer arses over here,

http://www.irishwomenonline.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=4900&p=85267#p85267

and educate yer womenfolk who think its fine and dandy to march them little girlies to MSD for a jab :eek::eek:

, now lets be having you........

griswald

Oh griswald....I just read the entire thread on irishwomenonline, & I was angry at the irresponsible attitude of debraced with regard to vaccinating her girls. Poor kadman, tried everything to get through to her, but you know, you can only lead a sheep to water, but you can't make them drink. How brainwashed this woman is. How sad.

teri
14-11-2008, 09:54 AM
cervical cancer vaccine don't trust it :p
the rise of cervical cancer is over a few factors ,
In Ireland a few years ago every women had to go for smear test to check for cervical cancer and your test would of been tested in Ireland only took 2 -3 weeks to get your result back, but why did the change it the test for the last few years sent to america ? i know doesn't make sense , it took a year for me to get my results back which the found abnormal cells which turn cancer after 5 years with all the time wasted i was so close to having cervical cancer , i had to go for another test now i had to fill out a ridiculous form for it to be sent to america i didn't like this as they wanted personal information which didn't have anything to do with the smear test,
If you have low immunity which every one has over the chemical food we eat you are at risk of getting cervical cancer , its your immunity that clean up all the dead cells that turn cancer. i know you can get it from a std 2 so use protection always. if you want to build up your immunity get your digestive system healthy 1st , go to a herbalist + go organic
as David Ike says problem reaction solution

griswald
14-11-2008, 12:40 PM
cervical cancer vaccine don't trust it :p
the rise of cervical cancer is over a few factors ,
In Ireland a few years ago every women had to go for smear test to check for cervical cancer and your test would of been tested in Ireland only took 2 -3 weeks to get your result back, but why did the change it the test for the last few years sent to america ? i know doesn't make sense , it took a year for me to get my results back which the found abnormal cells which turn cancer after 5 years with all the time wasted i was so close to having cervical cancer , i had to go for another test now i had to fill out a ridiculous form for it to be sent to america i didn't like this as they wanted personal information which didn't have anything to do with the smear test,
If you have low immunity which every one has over the chemical food we eat you are at risk of getting cervical cancer , its your immunity that clean up all the dead cells that turn cancer. i know you can get it from a std 2 so use protection always. if you want to build up your immunity get your digestive system healthy 1st , go to a herbalist + go organic
as David Ike says problem reaction solution


Its an awful pity teri that you were n,t on the thread on irishwomenonline, maybe you could have given your views on the cc vaccine . A womens perspective may have received a more open minded reception, then from kadman.

It was strange too that the amount of replies to an important issue was very small, considering that its a health issue for women. I know kadman personally, and I know that his underlying message their was to have an open mind. There was no attempt to actually discuss the topics of any of the links provided by kadman, which was a pity , as it may have given other people an opportunity to explore the issue in depth.

griswald

kiwimaj
14-11-2008, 01:13 PM
I did the Costa Rican roll call, no dice. My next favorite place (ok im parcial as love an irishman) but wondering about the Irish ones from eire. Speak up if you will. Thanks and Cheers

LOVE your avatar Roxanna !!! ...................:D

My grandparents are from Ireland........I lived in Dublin and visited other places, I like Galway very much :)

teri
16-11-2008, 09:23 AM
Hi griswald ;)
to be honest it was the first time id seen that tread is when you posted it, tried logging in but my computer kept going funny,but thank you for the link will try again later:) i think women are very controlled more then men threw the contraceptive pill, women go to the doctors far more ,you think outside the box you get a lot of grief . a lot of young girls are put on the pill at a very young age, i was cause of cyst, after 10 years of taking the pill your chances of getting cervical cancer or extremely high and having children low, it brings on depression and then the doctors put you on antidepressants, which shuts your mind down and cause's more problems, if women or taking this it will be extremely hard for them to awake to the truth.
much love and respect to you :)
Teri
here is a link of some good Irish music, enjoy:)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrJW33JkVlM

the norseman
16-11-2008, 10:27 AM
Hi,

I am Icelandic but have lived in Ireland now for the best part of almost 3 years. I live in Galway but spent about 1 month in Cork and 1 month in Dublin. My Girlfriend is Irish.

I find Ireland to be the next best place to my native Iceland (I am biased though) - I find the Irish to have a very strong national identity which is healthy for a nation.

I have been studying the Irish language on and off now for a few years.

Ireland has a very rich history and culture. If you go out to the West it has a fantastic landscape with a great many historical sites.

The Norseman.

griswald
16-11-2008, 11:30 AM
Hi Norseman,

Speaking of iceland, I heard recently that shops were low on food supplies, how true is that.

Hi teri,

I can only see the link when I open my message browser, strange,

griswald

seanie
30-11-2008, 04:20 PM
Hi,

I am Icelandic but have lived in Ireland now for the best part of almost 3 years. I live in Galway but spent about 1 month in Cork and 1 month in Dublin. My Girlfriend is Irish.

I find Ireland to be the next best place to my native Iceland (I am biased though) - I find the Irish to have a very strong national identity which is healthy for a nation.

I have been studying the Irish language on and off now for a few years.

Ireland has a very rich history and culture. If you go out to the West it has a fantastic landscape with a great many historical sites.

The Norseman.

ah, your close enough.

simplify
30-11-2008, 06:10 PM
Hi all: There are lots here from Cork......I'm from Mayo, around Castlebar. Anyone else from Mayo? Yes, there are lots of strange ruins in Mayo. There is a large round fort type mound on the land where I was raised.It is all grown over and has large stones/rocks in it. As a young child I used to play around it & was always wondering if the leprechauns lived there, and maybe one day they would appear to me. Ah yes those were the days, when magic , faeries, & gnomes seemed real. I loved the freedom of the land, the clean air, the freezing cold damp days (not):D

we could call this thread the The David Icke Irish Club:D:D:D

endlessvista
01-12-2008, 01:10 PM
Mr Icke needs to get his ass over here. We need him with the Lisbon Treaty war against the Irish people being waged by "our" so called Government and big corporations aginst us.

griswald
01-12-2008, 01:19 PM
Mr Icke needs to get his ass over here. We need him with the Lisbon Treaty war against the Irish people being waged by "our" so called Government and big corporations aginst us.


Good call,

griswald

simplify
01-12-2008, 05:56 PM
Mr Icke needs to get his ass over here. We need him with the Lisbon Treaty war against the Irish people being waged by "our" so called Government and big corporations aginst us.

Great idea, why not invite him. There is still time to wake up the masses, especially if David Icke came to town.

Is there no grass roots movement happening to get the word out to the people. I truly believe that if the masses were properly informed, they would not hesitate to vote NO to the Lisbon Treaty.

tyler
01-12-2008, 06:21 PM
Why not start one in Mayo? Begin by postering the area and then call a meeting in town to discuss issues. Invite national figures opposed to Lisbon to come and talk. It's not difficult, y'know.

simplify
01-12-2008, 06:45 PM
Why not start one in Mayo? Begin by postering the area and then call a meeting in town to discuss issues. Invite national figures opposed to Lisbon to come and talk. It's not difficult, y'know.

tyler are you referring to me? I don't live in Ireland, now in Canada! But if I was there I probably would start a group.:)

belfast atheist
01-12-2008, 07:38 PM
http://www.ufocasebook.com/boylecocrash.html some interesting reading here my fellow paddys.

griswald
01-12-2008, 09:34 PM
Here,s some interesting reading too, for paddies...


http://www.iccl.ie/DB_Data/publications/Short-Guide-to-the-ECHR.pdf

Especially protocol 4, and the part about detaining people with infectious diseases, :eek:

Well at least we cant be jailed for non payment of a debt......;)

Oh I nearly forgot, this little book is issued to garda as far as I know,

griswald

endlessvista
02-12-2008, 12:24 AM
http://www.ufocasebook.com/boylecocrash.html some interesting reading here my fellow paddys.


This is such a joke. I know the area around Boyle very well.

One thing I will say is the mountains nearby are really spooky with all kinds of high up caves. So there is something paranormal going on there and has been reported for a very long time. But it ain't aliens.

belfast atheist
02-12-2008, 02:57 PM
This is such a joke. I know the area around Boyle very well.

One thing I will say is the mountains nearby are really spooky with all kinds of high up caves. So there is something paranormal going on there and has been reported for a very long time. But it ain't aliens.

im more worried about the appearance of U.S troops out of nowhere.:confused:

teri
16-12-2008, 01:00 PM
No2Lisbon re-vote appeal to Mary McAleese President of Ireland" hosted on http://www.PetitionOnline.com/LisbonNO/
please sign she has the power to stop the re-vote :)

griswald
16-12-2008, 01:42 PM
Just signed:)

And I will be e mailing who ever I know with the link.

griswald

john doe
16-12-2008, 02:02 PM
just signed.

griswald
16-12-2008, 02:42 PM
Surely the next referendum can be challenged in the courts as well, as a breach of article 6 of the irish constitution,

Under the terms of Article 6 of the Constitution, sovereignty is vested in the Irish people although the State is externally sovereign in terms of its standing in matters of international law. The State, Ireland, is answerable before the courts for wrongs committed against individuals for breach of their constitutional or legal rights. The Constitution may only be altered following a referendum, provision for which is made in Article 46.

http://www.supremecourt.ie/SupremeCourt/sclibrary3.nsf/pagecurrent/D5F78352A387D74480257315005A419E?opendocument&l=en

griswald

dangermouse
16-12-2008, 04:21 PM
afghans say No to lisbon
:o