A Tale Of 2 Countriez

Ireland and Poland. These two countries are of the most particular case in Europe today. One of the biggest social, political and cultural issues in Europe is the immigration crisis that is currently plaguing the continent.

On one hand, in Ireland you have a corrupt, brainwashed government that is forcing the native Irish Celtic people to be integrated with foreign adversaries. These foreigners commit crimes, disrespect the culture, and make a mockery of the country. The resilient Irish people are doing what they can to stand up to this invasion and the destruction of their way of life. However, the corrupt, disillusioned elites at the top still stain the reputation of the island with treasonous declarations.

On the other hand, we have the nation of Poland. Poland, to an even greater extent, is threatened by foreigners of all sorts. On one side, you have Germany and the Western European philosophy. Allowing all of these immigrants, crime and cultural self-destruction to run rampant. On their other side, they have Vladimir Putin and the potential reincarnation of the Russian Empire. However, Poland actually has listened to its people. They have ignored the bullshit liberal agenda of forced immigration. They have rejected the baseless and racist notion that white people are bad, simply due to the fact that they are white. They continue to embrace their culture in the face of stark international criticism.

Now what is the similarity between these two countries? Let’s first look at the liberal propaganda that is being pushed! The idea that white people have oppressed all others in the world and that white people are evil. Now looking back at Ireland and Poland and throughout their history; we can see both of these countries were subject to discrimination, persecution, and in the case of many Polish, genocide. The British have for millennia oppressed the Irish people and fought against them. The Irish government has unjustly decided that the Irish people are to be punished for the unrelated, historical actions of others. The Polish government however, has learned from history. They see what destruction has been brought to their country before, and they will not allow it to happen again.

In this tale of two countriez, we have one side that persecutes their own people and one side that preserves.