Stella C.

These events in Poland have given myself a reason to finally post part of my analysis on the collapse within the Irish Right over the last two years. This should be a lesson for all Nationalists, particularly here in Ireland. Ultimate authority comes directly from two factors: - Your own willingness to ignore the demands of your opponents, and - Your own capacity to overwhelm your opponents violence, which is only there as a threat to convince you to stop, not to defeat you. Tusk was willing to launch an effective coup. He was willing to use violence to keep out the judiciary, and willing to use violence to keep Polish president Nawrocki from landing home. The secret is this; this was all a deterrent. A hope that Nawrocki was too afraid to challenge them by putting consequences in his face. Nawrocki, meanwhile, ignored the militant threat against his plane returning to ground, ignored the control tower refusing his entry (and fair to mention, his crew also had no hesitation and full confidence) and then immediately walked through the police line who were not willing to commit violence against the President and walked through the (rather limp, but what do you expect from unpatriotic globalists who outsource their violence to paid State forces) violent attempt to keep him out of the Court. The point is not to negotiate or consider a compromise or an alternative method to request due process from the same people who simply seized your authority: The point is to demonstrate the authority that you have regardless of what your enemy does. I really want to emphasise something here. None of this is a matter of morality, right or wrong, good or bad. Those factors dont have any effect on the events, they are motivations that may harden you and bolster your determination. Yet the only thing in play is pure, utter Willpower. Nawrocki demonstrated complete Willpower to go as deep and as far as he must. All the best planning and timing and co-ordination by Tusk and his pro-EU cronies didnt mean anything because Nawrocki was willing to go further than they were. We have countless examples in Ireland, historic and extremely recent. All of our victories as a nation came not from our ability to win against an enemy that set the rules and designed their capacity for violence and consequences, nor from convincing words and successful arguments to prove what is the right path: All our success came from our willingness to go past whatever the enemy does to us, from “I am willing to die, but are you ready to pay the price for my blood?” Turns out, if your enemy merely wants your things, then they will begin to question how much they will pay if you prove your willingness to fight for it. The question they ask of us is now on them: “am I as an individual willing to pay the price to keep going?” I hear many voices of dissent. I can’t imagine any person in Europe looks at how things are and says “I am happy with this”. The State has no reason to care about your voice: we have not given them a consequence to fear. Are you willing to commit yourself to what it might cost you personally? The thing is, I don’t think any Irish person has any fear of violence against our own person. We have proven through history and recent events that we are willing to receive violence to stand up for what is right. But that’s where we stop. If you want the motivation, I leave you with this: Bullies do not fear your pacifism. Bullies do not want you to fight them. Bullies are afraid of what you might take from them, even if they win in the violent encounter. Nationalists understand that the State might win. But we also know that the State is terrified that in the process of beating us through whatever method, we just lash out like a feral animal that they can never be; grip our fucking teeth around their calf and tear a chunk out of them. Your pacifism against the State will NOT protect you or your loved ones from being destroyed by the State.