United we stand , Divided we fall.

Day 1,853, 07:32 • Published in Ireland Poland • by Random Irish Guy

Hello all,

A number of days ago I made an article about Irish unity and threw in my political aims as well to make it interesting, however , most of you who commented failed to see what I was trying to emphasize; every citizen in Ireland should unite.
I am extremely flattered that most of the comments were encouraging and that I may not be as isolated as I once thought and I will continue to better myself.

Anyway back to my point:

This is an extract from my last article

"It is time we begin to strengthen our bonds as members of the eIrish community, in the past as far back as I can remember there's been theft from the government's treasury, there has been war, there has been CS selling by certain individuals within the congress of September which I was a member of , there has been times when Ireland has been split down the very middle, in fact I believe that all Irishmen that unite ; regardless of your political orientation or loyalty, regardless of your personal likes and dislikes.
Gather around the flag and pledge loyalty, after all my friends, you can't spell community without unity."

So what does this mean I hear you ask? , simple my friend, it means that the second you become a citizen of this eNation you have a responsibility to do your utmost to make the country better for your fellow citizens ; both those who are living here at present and those who are to join us at a later date.
See I have realized that it doesn't matter whether you're a staunch capitalist or a staunch socialist, what does matter is who's brave enough to put their crappy grudges and rivalries aside and co-operate with their foes to make Ireland a better place to live in.
Once we have forged brotherly bonds with our countrymen and women you will see that there will be nobody feeling the need to rob from the governments cash stores,etc. The truth is Ireland is a family believe it or not it is true, we may fight among ourselves like a bunch of children but I know that when we all need to get involved with something, we do it and we do it well, it is the Irish way.

So with my main points covered I will leave you guys with an old saying - Together we stand and divided we fall because you don't have to believe in your government to be a good Irishman, you just have to believe in your country.



Thanks for reading,

K.Fitzpatrick.