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Ireland Today
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Conservatives, Nationalists, and Unionists purpose immigration bill in Parliament.
this evening before the house of commons in Dublin the conservative, nationalist, and unionist parties purposed a multifaceted bill on the matter of immigration which would provide for Ireland a sense of unity and uniformity in a ever changing world. The bill calls for the following:
- The Introduction of a quota system designed to limit the flux of immigrants from third world countries
- The Enactment of certain restrictions purtainaning to the provision of welfare to those immigrants with whom employment is non existent and in some cases the rigid enforcement of harsh penalties for the abuse of welfare.
- The Preferable treatment of those applicants deemed to of sound body and mind as well as work ethic who are able to support themselves upon arrival without becoming public charges.
- The Acceptance of those applicants who have Irish ancestry or are married to a spouse born in either The Kingdom of Ireland or Northern Ireland provided they be employed and avoid becoming public charges.
The purposed bill in question has aroused the vehement opposition of the governing liberal party and from the social democratic oriented labour party. the bill shall be voted upon within the next week or so.
this evening before the house of commons in Dublin the conservative, nationalist, and unionist parties purposed a multifaceted bill on the matter of immigration which would provide for Ireland a sense of unity and uniformity in a ever changing world. The bill calls for the following:
- The Introduction of a quota system designed to limit the flux of immigrants from third world countries
- The Enactment of certain restrictions purtainaning to the provision of welfare to those immigrants with whom employment is non existent and in some cases the rigid enforcement of harsh penalties for the abuse of welfare.
- The Preferable treatment of those applicants deemed to of sound body and mind as well as work ethic who are able to support themselves upon arrival without becoming public charges.
- The Acceptance of those applicants who have Irish ancestry or are married to a spouse born in either The Kingdom of Ireland or Northern Ireland provided they be employed and avoid becoming public charges.
The purposed bill in question has aroused the vehement opposition of the governing liberal party and from the social democratic oriented labour party. the bill shall be voted upon within the next week or so.
Parliament votes on Immigration bill
This morning, members of The Irish Parliament were asked by their speaker to cast their ballots regarding the previously purposed immigration bill that would impose a series of long term restrictions upon the influx of individuals from third world countries as advocated by the conservatives, nationalists, and unionists. voting will end on November 12th.
This morning, members of The Irish Parliament were asked by their speaker to cast their ballots regarding the previously purposed immigration bill that would impose a series of long term restrictions upon the influx of individuals from third world countries as advocated by the conservatives, nationalists, and unionists. voting will end on November 12th.
Immigration bill passes through Parliament
After a period of intense debate in both the house of commons and lords, by a narrow majority the conservatives, nationalists, and unionists struck a blow against the liberal oriented political establishment with labour remaining largely indifferent despite having back the liberal opposition to the purposed bill. Prime Minister Clarke, signed the bill into law thus imposing a quota system in order to limit immigration to Ireland from the third world.
After a period of intense debate in both the house of commons and lords, by a narrow majority the conservatives, nationalists, and unionists struck a blow against the liberal oriented political establishment with labour remaining largely indifferent despite having back the liberal opposition to the purposed bill. Prime Minister Clarke, signed the bill into law thus imposing a quota system in order to limit immigration to Ireland from the third world.
Elections to be held on December 1st
The Provisional Government of The Kingdom of Ireland through the houses of parliament has decided to hold the first general elections in recent memory with understanding the largest party to win seats will be given the task of forming a government and rearrange the prioties of domestic and foreign policies advocated by the Irish Government thus laying the ground work for a better tomorrow. Parties on the ballots this time around include Fine Gael, Fianna Fail, Labour, Sein Fein, and All Ireland Democratic Unionist Party. Polling stations will open on December 1st at 9 am and will close their doors on December 3rd at midnight. All voters will be recquired to show identification at the enterance of all polling stdtions in order to combat voter fraud. those without a national id will be allowed to use their birth certificates or Tax documents as proof of their status as citizens of Ireland.
The Provisional Government of The Kingdom of Ireland through the houses of parliament has decided to hold the first general elections in recent memory with understanding the largest party to win seats will be given the task of forming a government and rearrange the prioties of domestic and foreign policies advocated by the Irish Government thus laying the ground work for a better tomorrow. Parties on the ballots this time around include Fine Gael, Fianna Fail, Labour, Sein Fein, and All Ireland Democratic Unionist Party. Polling stations will open on December 1st at 9 am and will close their doors on December 3rd at midnight. All voters will be recquired to show identification at the enterance of all polling stdtions in order to combat voter fraud. those without a national id will be allowed to use their birth certificates or Tax documents as proof of their status as citizens of Ireland.
Irish economy takes a beating as the waters turn unusually cold for November
This evening the Irish economy begdn to show worrying signs of decline as Irelend's territorial waters drop far below their normal temperatures along with an almost bizzare shortage of fish. Tourism has decreased in the last few weeks along with rainfall. Worrying signs indeed as the country moves towards the elections.
This evening the Irish economy begdn to show worrying signs of decline as Irelend's territorial waters drop far below their normal temperatures along with an almost bizzare shortage of fish. Tourism has decreased in the last few weeks along with rainfall. Worrying signs indeed as the country moves towards the elections.
New Prime Minister Sworn into office
this morning crowds gathered in the center of Dublin to witness the swearing in of a new prime minister as the provisional government gives way to a full time government. At ten o' clock, George McGuinness, the 47 year old Unionist politician from County Donegal, while sorrounded by his wife Kathleen, his colleagues, and a Priest from the Church of Ireland proceeded to take his oath of alliegence to God, Queen, and Country to uphold the sovereignty of Ireland and to safeguard those rights and liberties cherished in memorium by the Irish people. after the taking of the oath the soldiers song and God save the Queen were played by The Dublin Metropolitan Police band to mark the closing of ceremonies.
this morning crowds gathered in the center of Dublin to witness the swearing in of a new prime minister as the provisional government gives way to a full time government. At ten o' clock, George McGuinness, the 47 year old Unionist politician from County Donegal, while sorrounded by his wife Kathleen, his colleagues, and a Priest from the Church of Ireland proceeded to take his oath of alliegence to God, Queen, and Country to uphold the sovereignty of Ireland and to safeguard those rights and liberties cherished in memorium by the Irish people. after the taking of the oath the soldiers song and God save the Queen were played by The Dublin Metropolitan Police band to mark the closing of ceremonies.
Irish National Day, December 6th
This evening Prime Minister McGuinness conducted his first speech on national television wishing the Irish people a happy Independence day and asking for reconciliation between all Irish North and South.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, I come before you this evening to commemorate 91 years of independence. Much has changed since we became independent in 1921 and much has yet to change. Our nation is marching to the beat of its own drum being righteously free to determine her future on terms acceptable to all her children. We seek to remain neutral and if need be will guard our sacred independence with our lives if need be. This is no secret. But alas let us be at peace with every nation and set an example so that we like Israel might be a light unto the nations."
The short address was well received by the political left and right but looked upon with dubious suspision by his fellow unionists. Such is the tempo of this uniquely Irish affair.
This evening Prime Minister McGuinness conducted his first speech on national television wishing the Irish people a happy Independence day and asking for reconciliation between all Irish North and South.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, I come before you this evening to commemorate 91 years of independence. Much has changed since we became independent in 1921 and much has yet to change. Our nation is marching to the beat of its own drum being righteously free to determine her future on terms acceptable to all her children. We seek to remain neutral and if need be will guard our sacred independence with our lives if need be. This is no secret. But alas let us be at peace with every nation and set an example so that we like Israel might be a light unto the nations."
The short address was well received by the political left and right but looked upon with dubious suspision by his fellow unionists. Such is the tempo of this uniquely Irish affair.
Parliament set to vote on sending troops to Afghanistan in order to evacuate Irish citizens overseas and combat terrorisn
In Parliament this afternoon both sides of Ireland's political climate have purposed deploying troops to Afghanistan in order to evacuate Irish citizens living abroad in hostile territory under threat of terrorist activity. The vote is to last for five days.
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In Parliament this afternoon both sides of Ireland's political climate have purposed deploying troops to Afghanistan in order to evacuate Irish citizens living abroad in hostile territory under threat of terrorist activity. The vote is to last for five days.
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Parliament votes against the deployment of troops to fight Terrorism
This morning, The House of Parliament voted against purposals that if passed would result in the deployment of Irish troops overseas under the guise of evacuating Irish citizens stranded in hostile territory. Opposition comprised of Sein Fein and Labour, released a statement which was sent to Prime Minister McGuinness which essentially condemned the conduct of the administration in regards to potential involvement in a foreign war as this would nullify Ireland's neutrality.
This morning, The House of Parliament voted against purposals that if passed would result in the deployment of Irish troops overseas under the guise of evacuating Irish citizens stranded in hostile territory. Opposition comprised of Sein Fein and Labour, released a statement which was sent to Prime Minister McGuinness which essentially condemned the conduct of the administration in regards to potential involvement in a foreign war as this would nullify Ireland's neutrality.
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Shelves in Irish supermarkets and shops dwindle to record lows
surprise, surprise.... it was for many Irishmen and women who attempted to stock up on basic necessities as the winter weather continues to hamper their daily lives to discover the once unlikely sight of barren shelves. apart from a few loaves of bread and perhaps a few cans of meat, there is little to be seen. to make matter worse prices have jumped to an all time high in order to combat the scarcity of food available. it is not yet know if Parliament will call attention to this critical issue facing the Irish people.
surprise, surprise.... it was for many Irishmen and women who attempted to stock up on basic necessities as the winter weather continues to hamper their daily lives to discover the once unlikely sight of barren shelves. apart from a few loaves of bread and perhaps a few cans of meat, there is little to be seen. to make matter worse prices have jumped to an all time high in order to combat the scarcity of food available. it is not yet know if Parliament will call attention to this critical issue facing the Irish people.
Bill in Parliament regarding potential recognition of Taiwan as the legitimate government of China purposed by Fine Gael
this afternoon in The House of Commons, Fine Gael MP from Wicklow, Roger Flanagan purposed a Bill designed to grant recognition and establish diplomatic ties with The Republic of Taiwan as the 'sole legitimate and thus acting' government of China. The Bill was supported by members of his own party, the Democratic Unionists, and Labour. Sein Fein has condemned such bill as a gesture of gratitude to what was described by the party leadership as "China's undying friendship and solidarity with The Irish people in the fight against British authority in Ulster." If the bill passes Taiwan will be allowed to take over the Chinese embassy currently due to the non existence of diplomatic ties with its Communist counterparts from the Mainland.
this afternoon in The House of Commons, Fine Gael MP from Wicklow, Roger Flanagan purposed a Bill designed to grant recognition and establish diplomatic ties with The Republic of Taiwan as the 'sole legitimate and thus acting' government of China. The Bill was supported by members of his own party, the Democratic Unionists, and Labour. Sein Fein has condemned such bill as a gesture of gratitude to what was described by the party leadership as "China's undying friendship and solidarity with The Irish people in the fight against British authority in Ulster." If the bill passes Taiwan will be allowed to take over the Chinese embassy currently due to the non existence of diplomatic ties with its Communist counterparts from the Mainland.
Taiwan Bill Passes and is signed into law
This morning, the House of Commons and Lords in Dublin, responded in near full agreement regarding the possibility of extending recognition to Taiwan as the legitimate government of China. The Bill passed with support from Fine Gael, Fianna Fail, Labour, and Democratic Unionist Parties while elements of Sein Fein voted for and against the bill. Prime Minister McGuinness has since signed the Bill into law.
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This morning, the House of Commons and Lords in Dublin, responded in near full agreement regarding the possibility of extending recognition to Taiwan as the legitimate government of China. The Bill passed with support from Fine Gael, Fianna Fail, Labour, and Democratic Unionist Parties while elements of Sein Fein voted for and against the bill. Prime Minister McGuinness has since signed the Bill into law.
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New Coat of Arms for Èire on the eve of St. Patrick's Day
This morning, Parliament announced that a white disc bearing a ring of shamrocks along with a disc of blue bearing a ladyharp at it's center would become Èire official coat of arms. It should be noted that passports will continue bearing the previous coat of arms.
St Patrick's Day 2013
This morning, the people of Èire commemorated the feast day of their patron saint Patrick (Padráig) by attending religious services and small scale celebrations such as parades and fairs across the country.
At 9:00, Prime Minister McGuinness took the salute from An Garda Síochána and The National Army, before receiving the honour of hoisting the cross of Saint Patrick in the place of the recently revived tricolour.
At 12:00 or High Noon, McGuinness and his advisors went for high tea not far away from The GPO where the martyrs of 1916 made their stand on behalf of Èire.
At 3:30, McGuinness proceeded to carry on the time honoured tradition of handing Shamrocks to Irish troops much to the cheer of many patriots.
Sein Fein boycotted the ceremonies due to the Protestant friendly nature of its contents.
This morning, the people of Èire commemorated the feast day of their patron saint Patrick (Padráig) by attending religious services and small scale celebrations such as parades and fairs across the country.
At 9:00, Prime Minister McGuinness took the salute from An Garda Síochána and The National Army, before receiving the honour of hoisting the cross of Saint Patrick in the place of the recently revived tricolour.
At 12:00 or High Noon, McGuinness and his advisors went for high tea not far away from The GPO where the martyrs of 1916 made their stand on behalf of Èire.
At 3:30, McGuinness proceeded to carry on the time honoured tradition of handing Shamrocks to Irish troops much to the cheer of many patriots.
Sein Fein boycotted the ceremonies due to the Protestant friendly nature of its contents.
Anarchists establish revolutionary council in Galway
This morning in Galway, members of Èire's various anarchist schools of thought ranging from Anarcho-Communists to Individualist Anarchists came together as one to announce the formation of a revolutionary council with the intention of establishing a free territory and preparing to resist martial law.
At the same time as the council's formation, The Revolutionary Free People's Army of Èire came into existence with a collection of 2,500 men most of which are equipped with small arms. So far the government has not responded to this development.
This morning in Galway, members of Èire's various anarchist schools of thought ranging from Anarcho-Communists to Individualist Anarchists came together as one to announce the formation of a revolutionary council with the intention of establishing a free territory and preparing to resist martial law.
At the same time as the council's formation, The Revolutionary Free People's Army of Èire came into existence with a collection of 2,500 men most of which are equipped with small arms. So far the government has not responded to this development.
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The government of the German Reich looked on in wonder and curiosity on the matter. As Ireland was starting to look more anarchist, the Reich Chancellor would secretly and privately order the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs to prepare for a rapid closure of the Embassy in Ireland. For now, however, the government advised caution to German Nationals visiting Ireland, and to report any suspicious activity to Irish government officials if they could, or shorten their stay if needed.
Anarchy in Èire, The Saga continues
This afternoon, the first wave of syndicalist privatisation was implemented by the working class in an attempt to seize the means of production and control their own destinies without the contraints of statism or capital. Almost all of the factories of Galway and the surrounding are now under workers control.
In Cork and Dublin, Anarchists have begun to arm themselves as the government takes steps to impose martial law on the general public. Many police officers and militiamen have left their respective posts and have joined local cadres while factory workers and contruction crews came together to create barricades.
With martial law being signed into law, The Irish constitution and the rights accorded to all in its provisions has been suspended until further notice. The Army has been ordered by an executive order to take measures designed to disarm subversive elements while The Special Operations Corp of the national police force has been tasked with the disposal of individuals deemed a threat to Èire's existence.
Here...the battle begins.
This afternoon, the first wave of syndicalist privatisation was implemented by the working class in an attempt to seize the means of production and control their own destinies without the contraints of statism or capital. Almost all of the factories of Galway and the surrounding are now under workers control.
In Cork and Dublin, Anarchists have begun to arm themselves as the government takes steps to impose martial law on the general public. Many police officers and militiamen have left their respective posts and have joined local cadres while factory workers and contruction crews came together to create barricades.
With martial law being signed into law, The Irish constitution and the rights accorded to all in its provisions has been suspended until further notice. The Army has been ordered by an executive order to take measures designed to disarm subversive elements while The Special Operations Corp of the national police force has been tasked with the disposal of individuals deemed a threat to Èire's existence.
Here...the battle begins.
Revolutionary Council of Èire Proclaims Free Territory in Counties Sligo, Mayo, Leitrim, Roscommon, and Clare
This morning at 10 am, mps from Counties of Sligo, Mayo, Leitrim, Roscommon, and Clare walked out of parliament making it clear that regardless of their differences they were now committed to the creation of anarchist free territory in their respective home counties independent from the government in Dublin.
In response to this act at 2 pm, The Revolutionary Council of Èire commended theses gentlemen in their political endeavors and then proceeded to proclaim an anarchist free territory with Galway city as its seat.
At 2:59 pm, The Tricolour flag that symbolized their connections to the Irish state was lowered before a public ceremony and replaced with a black flag of anarchy bearing circle and 'A' denoting the axiom of Proudhonian origin "Anarchy is Order"
At 3:15 pm, The Irish Government condemned the actions of the MPs calling them traitors and ordering a warrant for their arrest via the High Court on charges of High Treason.
This morning at 10 am, mps from Counties of Sligo, Mayo, Leitrim, Roscommon, and Clare walked out of parliament making it clear that regardless of their differences they were now committed to the creation of anarchist free territory in their respective home counties independent from the government in Dublin.
In response to this act at 2 pm, The Revolutionary Council of Èire commended theses gentlemen in their political endeavors and then proceeded to proclaim an anarchist free territory with Galway city as its seat.
At 2:59 pm, The Tricolour flag that symbolized their connections to the Irish state was lowered before a public ceremony and replaced with a black flag of anarchy bearing circle and 'A' denoting the axiom of Proudhonian origin "Anarchy is Order"
At 3:15 pm, The Irish Government condemned the actions of the MPs calling them traitors and ordering a warrant for their arrest via the High Court on charges of High Treason.
Food Distribution turns into bloody massacre
this evening, crowds of cold and hungry Dubliners gathered at the food allocation center in downtown Dublin to receive a bowl of soup and a piece of bread as part of their weekly ration only to discover that the expected food had failed to arrive at its destination due to the nature of the weather. Within roughly 25 minutes the scene became an ugly one as angry citizens began to harass the security detail seconds later shots rang out and so it was that 15 were killed and 2 wounded. Who fired no one really knows.
Car Bomb in Cork kills 7 and injures 32
at 7 this evening a loud bang could be heard on the northern part of Cork as a car bomb ripped its way down street hurling debris and shrapnel leading to the death of 7 of which 4 were children. The bomb was planted on the floor behind the passanger seat and was known to contain a combination of needles and glass shards. 32 passerbys were severely wounded by the blast and are currently in critical condition. The bombing was conducted by a group calling itself the National Resistance. The bombing was condemned by Irishmen across the political spectrum including the anarchists of the recently proclaimed free territory.
this evening, crowds of cold and hungry Dubliners gathered at the food allocation center in downtown Dublin to receive a bowl of soup and a piece of bread as part of their weekly ration only to discover that the expected food had failed to arrive at its destination due to the nature of the weather. Within roughly 25 minutes the scene became an ugly one as angry citizens began to harass the security detail seconds later shots rang out and so it was that 15 were killed and 2 wounded. Who fired no one really knows.
Car Bomb in Cork kills 7 and injures 32
at 7 this evening a loud bang could be heard on the northern part of Cork as a car bomb ripped its way down street hurling debris and shrapnel leading to the death of 7 of which 4 were children. The bomb was planted on the floor behind the passanger seat and was known to contain a combination of needles and glass shards. 32 passerbys were severely wounded by the blast and are currently in critical condition. The bombing was conducted by a group calling itself the National Resistance. The bombing was condemned by Irishmen across the political spectrum including the anarchists of the recently proclaimed free territory.
