>THE IRISH ORIGINS OF CIVILIZATION
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>(Part One)
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>The Servants of Truth
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>(Druidic Traditions and Influence Explored)
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>"So much the rather, thou celestial light,
>Shine inward, and the mind through all her powers
>Irradiate. There plant eyes; all mist from thence
>Purge and disperse; that I may see and tell
>Of things invisible to mortal sight"
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>John Milton
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>Introduction
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> The Irish are one of the most ancient nations that I know of at
>this end of the world, and are from as mighty a race as the world ever
>brought forth - Edward Spenser (writer, and British Government
>Official in Ireland, AD 1596)
>
>In this volume we seek to present, in as erudite a manner as possible,
>the case for the Irish Origins of Civilization. We have been driven to
>publically present the fruits of our life long inquiry into this
>subject partly because we wish to frame all our efforts at historical
>revisionism correctly. Our revisionism exists so that men might not
>only know all that has been hidden from them but so that they may free
>themselves from the deceivers who have massacred their ancestors and
>brought both the psyche and the world to ruin.
>
>The Gnosis upon which civilizations are founded is that of the
>Heavens. It is that found within the mysteries of the zodiac which is,
>in itself, a projection of the human unconscious. The knowledge of the
>operations of the zodiac and the knowledge of the intimate connections
>between physical and psychic energy was in the keeping of the Irish
>Druids in the remotest times. From them it was cruelly appropriated by
>their enemies, the servants of darkness whose descendents now rule the
>world. Under their vile blood-soaked hands it has, however, not
>perished. It took birth in a world before our own in places lost to
>history and to time although not to memory. This Gnosis is invincible
>and luminous. It is capable of enlightening those who approach with
>reverence. Through forests of tangled briars we have come. The
>barricades along our twisting path, although dense and formidable,
>have not forced us to end our quest. They have not withstood the edges
>of our mental blades and they will not grow back again to hinder us.
>Now, with new resolve, we hasten forward to the interior of the temple
>of understanding to read from the true book of wisdom that has been
>waiting there upon its ancient altar, in readiness for our arrival.
>Our work is controversial because it shows just how the various idioms
>of the Judeo-Christian religion, together with the marvelous
>inventions of culture and technology which permeate our world, derive
>from Irish roots by way of Egypt and other lands.
>
>Most historians accept that Egypt was a cradle of civilization and
>that many of the cultural idioms of the West, many of the traditions
>both magical and technical, come from there. What has to be understood
>is the manner in which Egypt inherited culture from the West. This
>fact is not known today because of the threat it poses to Rome and
>London, the Vatican and Crown, and to all those who have profited from
>the rape of knowledge. What, after all, is the subject of history? It
>is the study of man. It is the study of the past. It is the attempt by
>men to find out who they are by analyzing and reviewing what they have
>been. Even though scientific methodologies have a role within the
>subject of history, history is not science. Most importantly, students
>of history can easily be misled. A lot of problems and errors can
>about when men attempt to study men. Moreover, the subject itself can
>be manipulated and skewed so that little is seen for what it was.
>Paradoxically, it takes time to erase the fallacies men have about
>time. The proof for what we say is evident to any who have taken the
>time to think about history and what has been taught to us about the
>world of past ages. The subject of history is less than 200 years old.
>In that time men have convinced themselves of the following
>suppositions, some of which have strangely been regarded as
>irrefutable truths.
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> There were no advanced pre-diluvian civilizations
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> Primitive man was rude and malevolent
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> The ambassadors of civilization were Greeks, Romans, and Jews
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> The various elements of civilization were brought by the "Chosen
>People" from East to West
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> The Jews were uniquely distinguished. They possessed a naturally
>religious and moral disposition and were truly a god-inspired “chosen
>people”
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> The Jews were slaves in Egypt and hard-pressed to preserve their
>unique identity and beliefs
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> Egyptian religion and culture had no effect on Jewish beliefs
>and lifestyle
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> The Hebrew language has no connection to the Egyptian
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> Monotheism was essentially a Jewish phenomenon
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> The Israelites were not given to idolatry
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> The Bible provides accurate accounts of historical occurrences
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> The Jews were Semites
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> Christianity is of Roman invention
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> Race mattered to the ancients
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> Aryan denoted race
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>Happily, these preposterous fallacies are finally being revised.
>Regarding the origin of the Church, Constantine (its official founder)
>was born in Britain. Christianity moved to Rome by way of Byzantium
>and Britain and its roots are to be found in ancient Ireland. It
>certainly did not originate in Rome. Constantine and his bishops would
>have been very aware of the pagan myths and legends of the British
>Isles. They would have known of the antiquity of Ireland and they
>would have known about Druidic traditions and teachings. Therefore, in
>light of this, we must begin to realize just how supremely important
>it was for those Atonist sorcerers from Constantinople, Rome, and
>London, to plot the destruction of the original Druidic colleges in
>Ireland and throughout the ancient world. Their vile edifice, and
>their anti-human theocracy, would not stand if the pristine marvel of
>Irish Druidism was to remain strong and bright in the world of men. To
>this very day sacred prehistoric Druidic sites in Ireland and
>throughout Europe have been desecrated, tampered with and even
>removed. Motorways continue to be constructed over ancient cairns and
>cromlechs, stone circles continue to be leveled, and geomantically
>positioned monuments aligned to the constellations are replaced by
>shopping malls, housing estates, and corporate towers. The testimony
>of megalithic Europe and of the Western origin of civilization
>continues to be obliterated
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> "The druidic system is thought to have had its origin in Britain,
>from whence it was introduced into Gaul (Western Europe); and it is
>still customary for those who wish to study to more thoroughly, to
>pass over into Britain for that purpose" - Julius Caesar (Gallic Wars)
>
> "...the Irish system is the oldest surviving complete codified
>legal system in Europe with its roots in ancient Indo-European custom
>and not in Roman law, and is therefore the oldest surviving Celtic
>system of jurisprudence" - Peter Berresford Ellis (The Druids)
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> "The traditions of the Irish people are the oldest of any race in
>Europe north and west of the Alps, and they themselves are the longest
>settled on their own soil" - Edmund Curtis (A History of Ireland: From
>Earliest Times to 1922)
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> "The earliest people inhabiting Celtic territory in the West of
>Europe of whom we have any distinct knowledge are a race without name
>or known history, but by their sepulchral monuments, of which so many
>still exist, we can learn a great deal about them. They were the
>so-called Megalithic People, from Greek megas, great and lithos, a
>stone...Dolmens are found from Scandinavia southwards, all down the
>western lands of Europe to the Straits of Gibraltar, and round by the
>Mediterranean coast of Spain. They occur in some of the western
>islands of the Mediterranean, and are found in Greece, where, in
>Mycenae, an ancient dolmen yet stands beside the magnificent
>burial-chamber of the Atreidae. Roughly, if we draw a line from the
>mouth of the Rhone northward to Varanger Fiord, one may say that,
>except for a few Mediterranean examples, all the dolmens in Europe lie
>to the west of that line. To the east none are found till we come into
>Asia. But they cross the Straits of Gibraltar, and are found all along
>the North African littoral, and thence eastwards through Arabia,
>India, and as far as Japan" - Thomas Rolleston (Myths and Legends of
>the Celtic Race, 1911)
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> Judeo-Christianity, as we know it, is a creation of the Solar Cults
>of the ancient world. As an institution it is a construct of the
>Atonists, the renegade outcasts of the Eighteenth Dynasty Egypt. The
>commanders of this Cult seeking new empires guided their peoples back
>to the ancient place of beginning and subsequently set about erasing
>the culture they found there. They overlaid their own traditions on
>the more antique one which was soon forgotten and misunderstood. The
>story of this travesty is veiled in myth. It has been concealed behind
>the captivating drama filled legends some of which are still well
>known to Irish people and to historians unaware of the hidden story
>that waits to be revealed.
>
> The Atonist Church behind which the chief desecrators of the Druidic
>Tradition hide has long since re-established their Egyptian Solar Cult
>in Rome and in London. These are new capitals to replace the older
>ones at Heliopolis and Amarna. They have also conquered Ireland which,
>with its many monasteries and erudite monks, remained strongly
>Christian during the so-called "Dark Ages." The Solar Cult Emperors of
>Christianity, together with the various bishops appointed by them,
>have always worked overtime to make sure that the Druidic roots of
>their religious beliefs are obscured. In concert they have
>energetically set about overseeing a deliberate campaign of connivance
>and occlusion, designed to ensure the separation of their teachings
>and dogma from its Druidical roots. Editors and revisers were
>commissioned to do the heinous work. Most of them were hopelessly
>incompetent at the job and so their final compilation, the bibelot
>considered so sacred, reads as it does today. The later efforts at
>editing and revising undertaken by Francis Bacon and his team did
>little to improve the travesty. These scribes and editors knew
>precious little about the world beyond their scriptoriums. Their
>knowledge of Palestinian, Egyptian, and Irish history and customs was
>paltry. They knew next to nothing about archaeology, or geography, or
>ethnology. But it did not matter. The job of textual rape had to
>proceed and succeed despite the inevitable ravaged and ludicrous
>outcome.
>
>Our work is certainly most controversial and we realize the resistance
>that our inquiry and disquisition will face. Fortunately, the
>disbelief and consternation of those unsettled by our revelations mean
>nothing to us. We are not motivated by the lure of awards, flowers,
>and speeches. We are in dread earnest in our opposition to despots who
>clearly demonstrate, on a daily basis, their contempt for truth,
>freedom, and justice. We stand against the architects of the Atonist
>“World Order” without fear or fright and pity them for their psychosis
>and spiritual vacuity. Their days of tyranny and oppression are coming
>to an end, and it only remains for us to dig deep the graves into
>which they will inevitably crash, along with their treachery and
>megalomania. To this work we are temperamentally well suited.
>
> Certainly, we are not in opposition to religion as it is practiced by
>the sincere independent devotee. We do not seek to intrude into that
>space reserved for private worship. But we do stand opposed to the
>institutions which have inserted themselves and their mythology
>between the individual and his creator. We do not intend to offer any
>disclaimer and dedicate ourselves passionately to our free thought and
>free analysis of the phantasmagorias which has been placed before us
>by the institutions of the world. Our central theme and warning is
>best expressed by the German historian Max Muller who, in 1878, wrote:
>
> "A comparison of all the religions of the world, in which none can
>claim a privileged position, will no doubt seem to many dangerous and
>reprehensible...But this I will say, that, as far as my humble
>judgment goes, it does not entail the loss of anything that is
>essential to true religion, and that, if we strike the balance
>honestly, the gain is immeasurably greater than the loss...All truth
>is safe, and nothing else is safe; and he who keeps back the truth, or
>withholds it from men...is either a coward or a criminal, or both" -
>(The Science of Religion)
>
>Undoubtedly, our work is made somewhat more challenging since most
>Christians know very little about the origins of their religion and do
>not realize that most of what they read and hear about from priests
>and potentates is pure fiction with little to no basis in fact. They
>are not aware of how the Roman Church has fostered and unleashed upon
>their unsuspecting minds a battery of lies and fables in order to
>disguise the actual origins of religion. Nevertheless, we seek to
>show, in the course of this work that Christianity and its so-called
>parent Judaism have their roots in Egypt and also in Ireland. And this
>holds true for the both the language and the cultural idioms. We
>advocate this fact and stress that it was, before the rise of the
>present imposter Roman hegemony, a known and accepted fact the world
>over. It was known in ancient times that Christianity, in its purest
>and most antique form, was nothing more nor less than Druidism from
>Ireland.
>
>The form of Christianity which existed in Ireland from the earliest
>times of prehistory was itself a remnant of pre-diluvian theology. It
>was based on the observance and veneration of the stars, of the sun,
>the moon, and the zodiac. It was, from its inception a Stellar
>Religion. The Bible, therefore, is not only based entirely on Druidic
>Philosophy but is a Sidereal Testament disguised as a biography and
>history of physical personages who, for the most part, had no
>historical existence. How this antique Druidic Philosophy was
>flagrantly appropriated and abused is a fascinating story which must
>now be told.
>
>We are personally interested in the reasons why it was thought best to
>denude the ancient theology of its connection to the stars and why it
>was then foisted onto the world in its present contorted and
>preposterous form. To this day, the ancient mystery-school subjects of
>Astrology and Kabala, etc, are still taught to the elites within the
>Christian and Judaic Colleges, to those of the highest caliber and
>lineage. This secret is not known by the lower rank-and -file and
>great steps have been taken to downplay the Astro-Theological aspect
>within the major religions. Although innumerable books are now in
>circulation, attempting to shine light onto Christianity's darker
>corners, the sidereal and sabean connections have rarely been
>exposed. This kind of revelation is, perhaps, too controversial even
>to most revisionists, especially to those of the "soft" variety.
>Obviously, should this gnosis reach the ears of the masses not much
>will be left of the vile edifice of Vatican-style religion.
>
> "It would appear probable that the Celtic State worship was what
>is called "solar". All its chief festivals related to points in the
>sun's progress, the equinoxes having been considered more important
>than the solstices" - Charles Squire (Celtic Myth and Legend)
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> So What About the Irish?
>
> "The Greeks called Ireland the "Sacred Isle" and "Ogygia." "Nor
>can any one," says Camden, "conceive why they should call it Ogygia,
>unless, perhaps, from its antiquity; for the Greeks called nothing
>Ogygia unless what was extremely ancient"" - Ignatius Donnelly
>(Atlantis: the Antediluvian World, 1882)
>
>Put the most erudite wordsmiths onto the job and, at the end of their
>industry, the nature of the Irish will remain a mystery. The question
>of Irishness is a subject that will not be broached here by this
>author. The Irish are what they are, complex and contradictory, living
>upon a land soaked in the blood of its children. Ireland's green turf
>entombs the world's greatest kings and poets. They lie in a temple
>without walls, in a natural cathedral which has, in times past, been
>the home of men and women who knew the nature of all things. The
>finest musicians, healers, philosophers, poets, and rebels have walked
>its hills and valleys and stood upon its wild remote cliffs. It is a
>country that has given birth to inspired champions of political and
>social freedom, and to the oldest civilization on earth.
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>
> "...the national Triads of Wales, which are, according to Matthew
>Arnold and Prof. Max Muller, “the oldest literature in the oldest
>living language in Europe.” This “oldest (Celtic) literature” is the
>“Historic Triads of the Island of Britain,” of which one hundred and
>sixty are still in existence; they consist of the poems of the ancient
>Bards, and convey to us the religion, philosophy, and law of the early
>Britons. Like the Vedas of India, they were handed down by oral
>tradition; and not until the sixth century AD were they written down,
>by the bards of King ArthurÂ’s court, Taliesin and Llynwarch Hen" -
>Fredrick Haberman (Tracing Our Ancestors)
>
> "Three divine and heroic cycles of myths are known in Ireland, one
>telling of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the others of Cúchulainn and of the
>Fians. They are distinct in character and contents, but the gods of
>the first cycle often help the heroes of the other groups, as the gods
>of Greece and India assisted the heroes of the epics. We shall see
>that some of the personages of these cycles may have been known in
>Gaul; they are remembered in Wales, but, in the Highlands, where
>stories of Cúchulainn and Fionn are still told, the Tuatha Dé Danann
>are less knownÂ…As the new Achaean religion in Greece and the Vedic
>sacred books of India regarded the aboriginal gods and heroes as
>demons and goblins, so did Christianity in Ireland sometimes speak of
>the older gods there. On the other hand, it was mainly Christian
>scribes who changed the old mythology into history, and made the gods
>and heroes kings" - J. A. MacCulloch (The Religion of the Ancient
>Celts)
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>These days we are a long way from the time when an Irishman's status
>and merit among his people came from his ability to compose poetry or
>play laments. A long way. The Irish are a raped people, a hurt people,
>and they have grown hard because of the inconceivable suffering that
>they have endured throughout the cruel ages. Most Irishmen are
>backward looking and we see this idiosyncrasy as rather appropriate
>given the gravity of what has occurred on their land through time. Not
>that most Irishmen are aware of the facts concerning their turbulent
>history. Unfortunately, the desecration of Ireland extends to human
>memory as well as to history. But again, our investigation focuses not
>on the modern Irish, but on their ancestors. We are concerned with
>what the Irish were.
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