A different breed!
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Remembering Vol. Martin O’Leary - Anti Imperialist Action Ireland Remembering Vol. Martin O’Leary - Anti Imperialist Action Ireland
Christ these bitter orange cunts would sicken your hole
Tell us something we don’t know !
Offering nothing, but fear and hate.
They know the game is up for them.
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A dying wasp
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The Irish word for river is abhainn.
The Welsh word is afon…the tan river Avon stems from this pre Anglo Saxon language (celtic?) spoken in tan land .
The Persian word for water is Ab (Av)
Which shows that the languages we call celtic today evolved from a proto indo European language shared with people’s from the east.
We see other cross overs with Sanskrit -
Noble is arya while the Old Irish word aire meaning nobleman
Good - naib shares a root with the Old Irish noeib, from which the modern Irish naomh (“saint”) is derived.
Water - The Sanskrit udaka is similar to the Irish uisce.
To eat - The Sanskrit āhāra has a cognate in the Irish itheadh.
Boy - The Sanskrit balacha is related to the Irish buachail.
To cross - The Sanskrit trasa (“to cross”) is similar to the Irish trasna.
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@Kyle Now that’s something I did not know!
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Mark Humphrys has demanded the children from the GAA club be bombed.
There has definitely been a bit of a shift up there, more brazen staunchness in the prod areas. The amount of flegs is at an all time high and they are pushing into mixed areas.
Stinks of “look good when you’re going bad”.
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