Anti-Fascists have eye on Barrett

by Paul Hughes Fri Apr 09, 2004 03:36

You people make me sick. Your anti-nationalism is foul.

by Mr Ed Tue May 20, 2003 10:06

Justin Barrett is his own worst enemy. Progressives should be delighted that the leader of the far right in Ireland is a Jug Eared junior accountant with a voice that D'unbelievables couldn't invent.
Why AFA get worked up about this git I don't know, he's such an easy target. They should be more concerned by 'mainstream' right wingers like Moore McDowell and John Deasy and charlie mccreevey.

by Gaillimhed Tue May 20, 2003 09:55

1930's Berlin!!, well we know where there that ended up thanks to people like Barrett.
For Christs sake!
David Noone...jesus has anyone had a look at his website. No wonder he feels at home on Ogra fianna Fail. Good God man. Its littered with comments like.."most people cant understand this because theyre stupid" and "most people are politically retarded this will go over their heads".
Very persuasive arguments

In the *real* fourth Reich
youll be the first to go
UNLESS YOU THINK

by blueshirt Mon May 19, 2003 19:39

proud of using physical assualt in the past are you? grow up.you need a spell in 1930s berlin or modern day britain to cop you on.

i wish my sincerest luck to justin anyway-always good to see another irish person fighting for our future!

by u are the totalitarians Mon May 19, 2003 13:05

www.davidnoone.cjb.net

i noticed one of u tars bitching about the 6 million at ogra ff.

None of the jews i know believes in the 6 mill any more and We have a Jew in our org .

by Chekov Mon May 19, 2003 11:01

Barrett was leader of the no to nice campaign because the media decided he was. Build them up so you can pull them down. The whole Nazi-outing episode looked distinctively like a set up that was well prepared in advance.

by David Rynne Sun May 18, 2003 20:36

In the Sunday times today there was a piece on Justin Barret, Apparently he's trying to set up a political party with an aim to control immigration (all immigration, not just blackies) Apparently Ireland has a right to remain pure and celtic or something. he said something about pursueing geurilla tactics in his campaigns (don't tell george w... he might misunderstand)

The funniest thing was that the head of the "Immigration control platform" was contacted and even they don't want anything to do with him

by hunter Sun May 18, 2003 03:04

from the deranged old man down the road. it is indeed hilarious.

by conor mc gowan - - Sat May 17, 2003 16:05 conor at ziplip dot com

checkout the free copies of "ALIVE" magazine IN THE STUDENT UNION SHOP!!!!!

previous headlines include: "the real history of the crusades"(very funny),"scientists find cure to homosexuality" ..... etc

there are nutters out there (and not only on the far left). lots more students are racist/pro lifers than youd think. barrett needs to be wathced so he does.

by jeff Sat May 17, 2003 15:06

Justin Barret, I mean. He loks really camp. I'd love to have him in a movie as a cartoon super villian.

by James McKenna Sat May 17, 2003 11:59

How did this crypto-fascist become the "head" of the "No to Nice" campaign ? He led the "No" campaign right up to the time it was revealed he had been at fascist rallies in Germany but failed to notice swasticas on the walls or the nazi salute?

Very convenient! When I first saw him object to Europe I was surprised because it is exctly the type of fascist dictatorship he would love. So why object to Nice? So he could later fall when the "No" campaign had entrusted him all their prize crystal to carry, it appears in 20/20 hindsight!

A crashing fall of the "leader" of the "No" campaign left the way open for a definitive "yes" to the right-wing pro-US countries coming into Europe. The New Europe Order.

There was somthing very fish about the "No" campaign when this muppet was allowed lead Greens, Sinn Fein, Labour and others into a sacrafice fall. Any chance of a tribunal or do we need a tribunal to know that facing an economic collapse that all parties knew about it would be a bitter victory to achieve a "No" and then take all the flak for the economic collapse of the past year.

So now we have refuelled the Yamks and voted for a new Europe like they asked, there should be endless prosperity, like they promised.....right? Wrong.

by iosaf quotes from the - 'O'as-if top secret grapevine of US golfcourses) Sat May 17, 2003 11:32

on a US Golf course.
"sure we're payin' top whack for the oil".
i suppose that goes with
"yeah, sure they'd have to have a good reason for doin it"

by David Rynne Fri May 16, 2003 19:49

Justin Barrett was voted 5 times more popular than Bertie Ahern today in a radio phone in poll this morning.
That says a lot more for berties unpopularity than it does for justins popularity, echoes of Jean Marie Le Pen

On Young Fianna Fail people, I had the fortune (of some kind) to share a house with a aspirational career politician with the Fianna Fail party, discussions on charlie Haughey were limited to statements from the FF that "charley's a great man, look what he did for the country"
When i asked him if he would support an amierican nuclear attack on Iraq he said "yeah, sure they'd have to have a good reason for doin it"
This is the furture of Hibernia

by Mags Fri May 16, 2003 19:12

The age of the kids going on with this shit. The guy who posted first with paens of praise to Dev is 15 for God's sake... I am used to old guys down the country barking rabidly when you merely point out that Dev is DEAD. A long time ago. It must have been a great personality cult though.

My Da has a good saying on Dev - Hitler sent his enemies to be gassed, Stalin sent his to the salt mines, but Dev did it much better - he merely starved the poor until they had no choice but to leave the country.

by iosaf Fri May 16, 2003 19:06

go check it out.
wow.
De Valera the greatest Irish man ever.
christ they get worse, they really do.

by fianna facism Fri May 16, 2003 18:43

theres a hilarious thread on the ogra fianna fail web site wheret they are saying de Valera was right to send his condolences to a facist dictator that killed 6 million jews!

http://www.ogra.ie/discuss/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=79&FORUM_ID=15&CAT_ID=6&Topic_Title=Ireland%27s+Greatest+Patriot%3A+Eamon+DeValera&Forum_Title=Current+Ireland+Issues

by AFA Fri May 16, 2003 17:49

This is the report about Barrett. He has relauched the book and a number of journalists have a copy, so there is likely to be a bit of coverage of it's contents.

I am posting this report because the Indo site requires registration and this give background to the above PR.

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Irish Independent
16th May 2003

No more immigrants, writer warns
Alison O Connor, Political Correspondent

Anti-abortion campaigner Justin Barrett has warned of the dangers of allowing large numbers of immigrants into Ireland saying they could alter the nation "irreversibly".

"We are and will remain a relatively tiny nation for the foreseeable future and it would take very little to upset that delicate balance which preserves our nation and with it the inheritance of future generations," said Mr Barrett who has just republished his privately printed book "The National Way Forward".

The real racists, he said, are those who insist that Ireland has not taken its share of immigration "because they are the ones who are not counting the whites and are measuring the issue in terms of coloureds."

His tome was much sought after by his opponents for possible political ammunition during the last Nice Treaty campaign. However no copy of the book could be found.

Now, as he hopes to form a new "political movement" Mr Barrett said last night he had republished the book, so that it could be freely available.

The book, part of a vision for that new political movement, calls for a Republic which is "Catholic, gaelic and free". He said: "People were saying there were terrible, awful things in it during the referendum campaign. The point of publishing is that it has been made available and no one can say it is hidden." Mr Barrett examines the X case controversy as well as giving his views on the European Union, the economy Catholicism and Irish Nationhood.

During the October referendum, Mr Barrett found himself involved in controversy after it was revealed he had attended meetings of far-right activists in Germany. In a chapter entitled "A Country of Our Own" Mr Barrett said the immigration debate had given rise to the wildest pronouncements about the re-emergence of fascism.