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Sinn Fein Wins Big in Ireland: Revolt Against Austerity upends Irish Politics
Last week, elections for all the local councils and for the European Parliament in both parts of Ireland upended the monopoly of the three establishment parties which have dominated Ireland for nine decades. Sinn Féin made huge, dramatic gains, and … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Republicanism
Tagged anti austerity, Arthur Griffith, Belfast, British Financial Empire, British imperial expansion, British rule, Cork, Derry, Dublin, Eamon Gilmore, European Elections Earthquake, Gerry Adams, Imperial European Union, Irish Politics, Irish republicanism, Irish sovereignty, political earthquake, Sinn Féin, United Ireland
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‘Shindependents Day’ as political landscape is transformed
From Irish Republican News “Something profound has happened in the people’s attitudes to politics,” said Sinn Fein deputy leader Mary Lou McDonald, as results came in across the 26 Counties on Saturday. “Sinn Fein has not has this strength since … Continue reading
Just Why Does Ireland Insist On Being The Loyal Slave Of Empire, Even As The Empire Itself Collapses?
The behavior of Fianna Fail and the Fine Gael/Labour Party coalition government can best be understood after reading that Guardian report where the son of Otto von Hapsburg lets the cat out of the EU bag. We hear of FF … Continue reading
Posted in Empire, EU Dictatorship, Ireland
Tagged agro-industrial economics, Anglo Dutch financial empire, Arthur Griffith, British Great Game, British imperial strategy, credit system, David McWilliams, divide and rule, feudalism, Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, Hapsburg empire, Irish Labour Party, Otto von Hapsburg
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The New York Times (Aug 13 1922) Reports the Death of Arthur Griffith
The final paragraph is especially note worthy. Read the report from the New York Times archive
FRIEDRICH LIST AND THE “AMERICAN SYSTEM” OF ECONOMY
As stated in the article by Executive Intelligence Review’s Paul Gallagher, posted earlier on this site [The American System vs. British Geopolitics in Ireland], Arthur Griffith was a student of the great German national economist Friedrich List, who brought the … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Education, Ireland, Irish History, Republicanism
Tagged American System Economics, Arthur Griffith, British colonialism, British Financial Empire, British imperial strategy, City of London, credit system, Friedrich List, Germany, Glass Steagall, Henry Carey, National banking, national currencies, Physical Economy, physical science, Sinn Féin
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The American Revolution in Ireland: Franklin’s Irish Front
Continuing our series in tribute to the Father of the Irish Nation, Arthur Griffith, the following article by LPAC editor, Matthew Ogden, outlines the historic alliance between the patriotic forces of America and Ireland and describes the method – American System … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Education, Ireland, Irish History, LPAC, Republicanism
Tagged American Revolution, American System Economics, Arthur Griffith, Benjamin Franklin, British colonialism, British Financial Empire, British imperial strategy, credit system, Glass Steagall, Irish Republic, National banking, Physical Economy
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In Memory of Arthur Griffith – The American System vs. British Geopolitics in Ireland
To mark the anniversary of the death of the father of our Irish Republic, Arthur Griffith, 90 years ago today, we present a series of articles from the LaRouche Movement’s archives which give the essential insight into Griffith’s policies, his … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Ireland, Irish History, Lyndon LaRouche, Republicanism
Tagged Arthur Griffith, British colonialism, British Financial Empire, British imperial strategy, credit system, Fredrich List, Henry Carey, lyndon larouche, National banking, Physical Economy, Sinn Féin, The American System
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Time to remember Griffith’s role in pursuit of Irish liberty
BRIAN MAYE The Sinn Féin founder created the political philosophy that enabled the dream to be realised ARTHUR GRIFFITH died suddenly 90 years ago tomorrow. He was the man who founded Sinn Féin and led the Dáil delegation to London … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Irish History, Republicanism
Tagged American System Economics, Arthur Griffith, Brian Maye, British colonialism, British Financial Empire, British imperial strategy, credit system, Fredrich List, Henry Carey, Irish independence, Irish republicanism, National banking, Physical Economy, Sinn Féin
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