For the political pundits the increase in votes for the Alliance Party was the big headline from the recent council election and yes, the tally of 16 additional AP councilors is indeed an achievement with the party now looking to eclipse the moribund UUP and nipping at the heels of Eastwood’s SDLP and whilst Naomi Long was given a lot of coverage, dare we say it, massive coverage by UTV & BBC we take a look at the agenda if the Party and its potentially lethal politics.

Its all nicey nice on the doorstep with Naomi and her political mandarins, after all they’re “cross community” & are progressive and based upon the equalitarian principle, ideas sloganised by other parties and candidates and where other candidates may have perceived to be of an orange or green variety, this couldn’t be the case with these “Bangor liberals”?

However when we look at the political track record of the APNI at local council level we see a working, or at least a voting relationship with the SDLP & Sinn Fein, that Jim Rodgers of E. Belfast UUP mentioned this in his election litre was enough to have the party whip withdrawn, as telling such uncomfortable truths didn’t prove a vote winner in “the East”.

It is factual to suggest that many liberal unionists, disallusioned by the failure of unionism to restore the Stormont institutions along with the morass of local politics decided to vote AP in seeking an alternative, but in affect they were returning candidates who in terms of council business could be depended upon to add weight to the SF/SDLP voting bloc. Many loyalists, who simply didn’t vote or weak unionists who voted for AP seemed to have forgotten that the votes of sitting Alliance councilors were pivotal in removing the Union Flag from city hall, provoking street level violence which seem community tensions and young, impressionable people being locked away.

In my opinion Unionism should have been exposing the Alliance/Republican agenda as a precident, its spokesmen should have used every opportunity to hammer this message home to its complacent electorate as opposed to one DUP councilor actually congratulating Long on her electoral successes, he should have been enquiring as to how the Party would be utilising its increased mandidate against the loyalist community.

In the heady days after the flag’s removal to the delight of republicans everywhere, the Alliance Party was described as “Sinn Fein lite” which I believe to be an apt and accurate description, but with the end of the protests and the absence of the flag political life in the capital returned to bland normality with the AP’s carpet bagging politicos working hand in glove with the pan-nationalist front in implementing policies and council spending in everywhere but loyalist areas with little or no out cry from either Unionist Party, silence is golden, but in this instance its treason!

This election is now history, but we are in real danger of our communities becoming not only ignored and marginalised, but of becoming part of history too as the Alliance Party are not only the political puppets of our traditional enemies but are convinced and confirmed multiculturalists who are not only happy to flood working class loyalist area with foreigners, but tap into this as a source of electoral support.

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Its that time again, the time for manifestos, of posters and smiling career politicians seeking your electoral support and whilst it is not this writer’s remit to scrutinise the failings and failure of the aforementioned politicos, I am going to take a look at our “traditional” enemies in Sinn Fein/IRA.

On paper there isn’t a million miles between the politics of the Alliance Party & SF, or indeed the UUP with the empathis on a mythical, utopian equality agenda, in effect liberal dogma in packages designed to attract a liberal/left support base regardless of how said individual may feel toward Ulster’s constitutional future, gay marriage & racial equality are common themes. Tradition is the sacrificial lamb on the alter of political correctness.

However, I digress, a vote for the Shinners is of significantly more importance than the imbecilic Aliance or Unionist voter, for its electoral base it isn’t just an invite to endource the demonic charade of homosexual marriage or African tribal rights, but a vote in favour of the ethnic genocide of Ulster’s ethnic Scottish community, a slap on the back for bombers and killers and a thumbs up for blackmailers, extortionists, child rapists and  Physcopaths!

When you read the IRA’s electoral bumph there is no mention of such crime & criminality, despite the fact that more than a few of their candidates were active participants in murder and mayhem in a 30 year bloody way of attrition masterminded by exactly the same people pulling the SF strings!

Whilst I doubt too many outside their own voting base are in anyway fooled, nevertheless SF/IRA have had some success in selling their repackaged fenianism as credible politics, we even see their election posters appearing in tradionally loyalist areas, areas which were previously levelled by different materials from the same organisation.

The end results will be carefully scrutinised, every vote relished by the IRA “army council” in their drive for electoral superiority in a war against tradition waged under the banner of cultural Marxism, the tipping point may just be those “marginalised” elements of an increasingly “diverse” society.

 

It would be foolish of us to pretend that every Provo who ever lifted a gun was a Communist, nevertheless Communism regardless of patriotic disguise was the ultimate aim and final goal of what we would term revolutionary terrorism on the Island of Ireland. Murder and mayhem were one thing, but the mindset of the politicos sitting on the IRA’s so-called “army council” was another thing.

Behind the blarney, the shamrock and the harp is the hammer & sickle, the “new Ireland” of O’Neill, Adams & MacDonald would be a bloody red tyranny with the Ulster Scot beneath the red heel of republican socialism, liberal unionism fails to understand exactly what an Eire Nua entails & their role in the future our enemies have in store for them.

Behind the fake smiles and phoney liberalism of the majority of elected SF mandarins are the hard core of leftist fenianism, class hatred replaced by their pernicious vision of ethnic and sectarian genocide. Occasionally as in the case of Barry McIlduff and his vicious sectarian slander of the Kingsmills victims & their families, the mask slips, but even a cursory glance at the mad cap on-line world of Irish republicanism reveals their admiration for red genocide around the world, from Marx & Lenin to Mao & Trotsky, the ideology that murdered millions is their vision of a bloody future.

Nor will it simply be those pesky prods for the gulags, folk disagreeable to the PSF agenda will similarly find themselves subject to re-education via the labour camps.

Tributes, like that pictured above provide a very graphic illustration of the republican agenda, similarly the display of Hamas, Palestinian & Cuban flags In Republican areas make clear their solidarity with third world revolution, that soft unionism and liberal Protestantism opts to ignore such warnings is to their detriment.

It may just be the death of them….

And if all others accepted the lie which the Party imposed – if all records told the same tale – then the lie passed into history and became truth. “Who controls the past,” ran the Party slogan, “controls the future: who controls the present controls the past.” And yet the past, though of its nature alterable, never had been altered. Whatever was true now was true from everlasting to everlasting. It was quite simple. All that was needed was an unending series of victories over your own memory. “Reality control,” they called it: in Newspeak, “doublethink.”

 

There was no knowing how much of this legend was true and how much invented. Winston could not even remember at what date the Party itself had come into existence. (1.3.22)

 

This last was for the disposal of waste paper. Similar slits existed in thousands or tens of thousands throughout the building, not only in every room but at short intervals in every corridor. For some reason they were nicknamed memory holes. When one knew that any document was due for destruction, or even when one saw a scrap of waste paper lying about, it was an automatic action to lift the flap of the nearest memory hole and drop it in, whereupon it would be whirled away on a current of warm air to the enormous furnaces which were hidden somewhere in the recesses of the building. (1.4.2)

The Party seeks to control the present by mandating the destruction of all records of the past through “memory holes.”

 

Winston’s duties consist of editing and rewriting history in the form of various media in order to conform and reinforce the Party’s version of the past and present. The Party refers to this task as the “rectification” of records.

 

1984.

 

December 27, 1997 saw the murder of Billy Wright, the victim of a trio of low-level criminal thugs attached to the Marxist INLA, the killers weren’t top operatives but the lowest form of hoods. A series of “security breaches” enabled the scumbags to break into the compound/H Block housing the LVF’s prisoners, magically the killers also were able to have obtained arms and munitions, broken cameras, missing prison officers and dodgy fencing ensured the murder was executed thus removing a major and determined opponent of capitulation and surrender, it has only recently emerged Wright was prominent on a list supplied to ZOG of “problematic loyalists” provided by the Progressive Unionist Party.

No longer politically correct to remember victims of the genocidal ambitions of the IRA, you know those lovely folk who sit on the council, with victims now being quietly written out of the history books, however Wright will be recalled and remembered as a true folk hero and a formidable military Brigadeer who successfully led the Mid-Ulster UVF and later the LVF in a sustained military campaign which decimated the republican movement in both mid-Ulster and further afield.

 

 

It has not been our intention to enter into the world of paramilitary factionalism, but Wright and the majority of those around him were demonised by former colleagues by then fully signed up to arrangements which thinking Ulster patriots seen as a gradualised process which would lead to our inevitable destruction, twenty years on even the most reactionary and retarded can see the road ahead.

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Ulster Awake is not restrained by political correctness or the niceties of spineless unionism in its dealings with our traditional enemies, that Billy Wright brought terror to their constituency ultimately forced the IRA to a position where the option of sectarian slaughter was no longer an option, thus Wright saved many lives, that he lost his own in the process is characteristic of a man who served his country and people in both life and death.

Unlike others we recall his memory with pride and reverence.

Lest We Forget.

GEORGE SEAWRIGHT was one of the most controversial political figures in Ulster. In his short Political career he made many enemies and received numerous death threats. Sadly, those threats were carried out on November 19th 1987 when he was cruelly shot in the back of the head by a murder squad from the Marxist Leninist “Irish People’s Liberation Organisation” a particularly vicious offshoot of the INLA. George lingered in a critically ill state in hospital for a fortnight before losing his final fight on December 3rd.

The coverage of George’s shooting on the ITN and BBC news networks gave the strong impression that he only got what he deserved. Who was George Seawright and why did he die?

George Seawright was born in Glasgow of Ulster stock. He worked in the Belfast shipyard until his election to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1982. He was married with three children and lived in a maisonette in the staunchly loyalist Glencairn Estate. His fiery platform manner soon won him a strong following and he was elected to Belfast City Council in 1981 as a DUP member. His outspokenness and strong sense of Social Justice won him many enemies in both republican and unionist circles. He was much criticised for giving an interview to Nationalism Today in which he applauded the NF, not only for its vigorous support of Ulster’s Cause, but for its policy on race, immigration and social welfare. Typically, he ignored his critics and maintained good relations with the NF until his death.

In 1984 he shot to notoriety over allegedly anti-Catholic remarks he was said to have made at a meeting of the Belfast Education and Library Board. That year he was also strongly criticised when he led a group of people who removed a republican flag from a council leisure centre shortly alter it had been erected by Sinn Féin. George was disowned and expelled from the DUP, but undeterred he regained his council seat as an independent candidate in 1985. He became a strong critic of the sellout tactics and policies of the Paisley/Molyneaux Unionist Establishment, especially in their ineffectual ‘campaign’ against the Anglo-Irish Agreement.

In October 1986 he was sentenced to nine months in Magilligan Prison for his opposition to Tom King’s visit to Belfast City Hall. This caused him to lose his City Council seat. In a letter from prison to a member of the NF’s Central Ulster Executive, he wrote: “I came to the conclusion a long time ago that you could not be a career politician and a patriot at the same time. 1 believe that career politicians whose prime objective is to gain and hold political office within the Establishment are the enemies of true patriotism, as true patriotism puts the welfare and destiny of her people before personal gain and political advantage. 1 notice that another Sunday rag spoke of my political career as being “in ruins” as 1 lose my council seat through this prison sentence. My response to that is so what? So long as 1 never lose my loyalist convictions. Indeed, they must be crazy if they think that by removing my freedom they could also remove my loyalist conviction.”

Unlike Paisley, Robinson, Molyneaux and the rest of their ilk, George sacrificed his political career and his freedom for the Cause of Ulster’s liberty. In the end he paid for his conviction with his life. Once he somewhat cynically stated that if he was ever murdered, there would be a very big funeral for him but then he would be quickly forgotten. This need not be so! REMEMBER SEAWRIGHT should be our inspirational motto in the years of struggle that lie ahead. George Seawright, true patriot, loyalist, Christian martyr and friend I salute your memory. From sacrifice comes victory!