These should never be visible to the human eye for an observer on the spot. Biological frame rate isn’t anywhere close to what sprites are supposed to be. Higher amplification discharges occurring.
Earth takes in more energy as earths magnetic field continues weakening, and the capacitor doth discharge
@Tobias_Smythe@DaraghToner That's like something an atheist boomer from 1998 would say, even atheist physicist are coming around to non-local consciousness being possible and materialism being nonsense, why are you so behind the times?
@Tobias_Smythe@MaccabeesNow@DaraghToner So you would consider yourself and Dawkins as superior thinkers to McGilchrist and maybe John Stewart Bell, Anton Zeilinger, Fred Hoyle and Paul Davies also? The second I see the 'Sky fairy' trope in 2026 it just screams midwit.
Liberal creationism just assumes that the post war world is unquestionable reality and that all that was believed before then which was not liberal was some great evil that was vanquished.
Mass immigration is just some natural process like the migratory habits of birds. All people are interchangeable. History is linear and we are all moving towards progress. Anyone who raises questions is evil and dangerous.
The explosive expansion of third level education has produced more people like this, all demanding professional standards of reward and never to having to do manual work. These people view labour demands as a statistic that must be answered by higher immigration. They think in binary data points simplistic moral generalities and haven't the incentive to think outside of conventional wisdom.
You never hear from these people as to why they think Ireland will be a better place when most of the people in it aren’t Irish. They just act like it’s something that has to happen. But why? Why? They can never say why.
@IronspearR@Mick_O_Keeffe Have you noticed how the Steppe ancestry turnover hypothesis is pushed so hard in Ireland and Britain? They're trying to portray the Irish as a relatively recent invader group to Ireland, it's falling apart at the seams though.
Britain is turning into South Africa where native-born Britons will escape to tribal enclaves says @jollyheretic
The result will be that large parts of the UK will turn into lawless hellholes.
A dark vision of the future - but not impossible to imagine.
See the whole explosive interview here https://t.co/SUNnydRHsr
@LastGael They come here, label themselves as Irish as those of us with centuries of heritage here, but celebrate their home culture as superior every chance they get. Bitch and moan about how shabby the place is and how insular and strange we are, it's a complete mess.
Answer? It will probably be stolen from you. Ursula Von Der Leyen has recently spoken of 10 trillion euros worth of assets just sitting in people's bank accounts. How it should be utilised. Anyway, anyone remember Eircom? If you have been paying attention carefully, you'll know to keep your money out of banking institutions and out of the government's hands. Aside from anything, if everything went to the wall tomorrow and everyone turned up looking for their money, few would be able to withdraw it because there wouldn't be enough cash to give everyone their dues.
"After an eight-month drip feed of information, Minister for Finance Simon Harris finally revealed crucial details about the new State-backed investment scheme in Tuesday’s budget. The personal investment accounts are being designed to tempt ordinary savers to take their money off deposit, where it’s earning little interest and losing value due to inflation, and put it into the stock market, where – over the long term – it is likely to rise in value.
There are myriad reasons why ordinary Irish people are wary of investing. Mostly those reasons can be summed up in four words: eircom shares, financial crash. We won’t go into those now but suffice it to say the phrase “if you know, you know” very much applies here."
People in Dublin 15 keep asking me the same question: who is actually getting the houses?
When I asked Fingal County Council for the make up of the housing list, I was refused, I put a motion down and all councillors in attendance at that meeting voted down the release of the data.
I kept at it and I got those figures.
I also got the allocations so far this year broken down by citizenship status and that number is up from last year.
Look at the numbers yourself, and make up your own mind but for me the allocation share should be 100% Irish.
Make no mistake, this is a major victory.
McNamara was the big surprise here, voting against the resolution and the Renew Europe Group that he joined.
Hopefully a journalist will give him a chance to explain.
Replacement Immigration and the Islamisation of Europe
A presentation by @SimonElmer2022 at the 2026 #MiseEireFestival in Castlebar...
The movement of 60 million immigrants from South Asia, Africa and the Middle East into Europe in a single generation is the largest external migration of people over such a brief period of time in human history. And yet, extraordinarily, it has been organised and implemented without any sort of mandate from the peoples of the nations into which they are migrating. Worse still, anyone who dares to notice this world-historical event, let alone voice a negative opinion of its impact on the native populations, is denounced by a transnational apparatus of propaganda as racist, xenophobic, Islamophobic or simply as a conspiracy theorist. Replacement immigration, however, is not a conspiracy theory but a United Nations policy that has been written into European Union law and implemented by the nation states of Europe and across the West for the last 25 years. This talk will look at the impact of this civilisational conquest, already and in the future, and to what ends it is being implemented.
Simon's book is available to buy here... https://t.co/ChXv8TZwl4
Simon Elmer is a British writer, researcher, independent scholar and the Head of Research at Architects for Social Housing (ASH), which he co-founded in 2015. He holds a PhD in the History and Theory of Art from University College London, and has taught at universities across the UK and US, including London, Manchester, Reading, and Michigan. Drawing on extensive research from his books and publications, Simon presents a deep dive into replacement immigration, demographic policy and the cultural and structural forces shaping the future of Europe.