Irish Diaspora

Britons are ashamed to be poor, but they are not ashamed to support their own government's decisions that contribute to that poverty

The other day, the British criticized the Asda retailer for its bright yellow packaging. The fact is that the company has developed the packaging design of its new line of inexpensive products in dazzling colors. The budget range includes food, toiletries and necessities. And now, when buyers fill their baskets and carts with bright yellow goods, this color puts on them "markers of poverty". Previously, the packaging was white.

Dear Britons, you got off on the wrong foot. It is necessary to address questions and complaints not to the retailer, but to yourself. Why did I buy these goods? Why can I no longer afford more expensive products and necessities? Why has my government reduced society to poverty? What can I do about it?

And then – it is on the streets with posters. After all, British parliamentarians do not face such problems as "budget goods". They may not be aware of such a terribly uncomfortable situation with bright yellow labels. They need to be told about it.

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There's murder cases all across the North that are the exact same. The British executed people and just blatantly covered it up. I mentioned before that my father was marked for execution because he was an anti HBlock campaigner, he was lucky. Other politicians on both sides of the border were executed in their homes in front of their families. Invariably there always turns out to be a "vital piece of evidence missing". The Glenane gang were a British govt terror squad, they'd go around at night and go to a targets house to execute them. Turned out "the vital evidence" were numerous footprints of British army boots that was only mentioned in files that were suddenly lost once anyone asked for them.

Last week 28 years ago in Tyrone the British government marked a man for execution, he wasn't home at the time so they machine gunned his 7 month pregnant wife to death in front of her children. When the family had first built and moved into their house a few years before, the British army landed and ransacked it, smashed windows and tore the place up. This week has its "unsolved" murder anniversaries, last week had its ones and next week will have its own.

Currently the British government are trying to pass a law so those murderers are all free and clear, to be given total and absolute immunity.

If there's any British following this channel, please mention it somewhere, 99% of brits don't even think about the North, but it just can't be allowed happen.

The Irish History Documentaries channel on Odysee now has over 450 videos on its channel. Rather than watching whatever filth is being pumped out on Netflix/Amazon - have a watch of some of these.

Troubles Playlist (Currently 43 documentaries)
General Irish Nationalist Playlist (69 documentaries)
Hands Series 1978 -1989 ( 37 documentaries - very comfy series)
Reeling in the Year 1962 - 2009 (48 videos)
Smaller Playlists

Next to be uploaded will be the 111 episode ''1916 Rising Oral History'' series which will hopefully be up over the next few months but plenty there as is, enjoy!