Melissa Ciummei
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Compare a map of British Army barracks in Ireland before the ‘famine’ with a map of IPAS centres today. The British Empire Built the First Network. We Built the Second. The barracks network was designed to project power, monitor unrest, and ensure resistance could never gather momentum. It was spread across strategic towns, transport routes and key corridors. Maybe it’s just a coincidence. But when you overlay the maps, it’s hard not to ask questions. History doesn’t repeat. It often rhymes.
Melissa Ciummei24,271 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce
They’re not fortifying flour , they’re fortifying control. In December 2026, every loaf, pizza base & pastry in the UK will be mandated to contain synthetic folic acid, a compound linked to ACCELERATED CANCER GROWTH and hidden B12 deficiency. This isn’t nutrition. It’s mass medication without consent. The government says it’s “for public health” ….but whose health? Folic acid fuels cell division. Great for pregnancy… deadly for cancer. If they can drug your daily bread, what’s next? Mandatory meds baked into your food supply? Your body is no longer yours, it’s their testing ground. #DruggedByYourDailyBread #FolicAcid #HealthFreedom #UKPolitics #MedicalFreedom
Melissa Ciummei682,046 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce
Ireland is racist…. The new kind of racism to bring about replacement migration. Selective outrage and selective attention. Two men die in the same city. The response couldn’t look more different. One case dominates headlines, sparks political statements, vigils, protests and international discussion. The other passes with barely more than local coverage and scattered online comments. Naturally, people begin asking why. It creates the awareness that some stories are elevated because they support a wider narrative — about racism, society, or institutions — while others are quietly forgotten. And when people notice that imbalance, trust starts to erode and the awakening begins. Not every event is framed the same way. Not every victim receives equal public sympathy or media focus. Increasingly, people feel the news is doing more than reporting facts, it’s shaping which stories matter….. but to whom…. and for what outcome?
Melissa Ciummei26,151 görüntüleme • 19 gün önce
Irish News calls it a “warning” when young people stop agreeing with them. That’s the tell. Young people aren’t being radicalised by social media, they’re noticing their own lives getting harder: no housing, no healthcare, no future. So they stop buying the story. Blaming “social media” isn’t analysis. It’s fear of losing control of the narrative. The mind is the battlefield now….and the media isn’t winning.
Melissa Ciummei105,703 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce
Ireland 1846 All Over Again: Farmers Can’t Afford to Feed You — Will You Wait Until It’s Too Late? • 1845: potato blight hits….but Ireland still produced food • Food continued to be exported while the poorest had little to no access • There was a window to act before people were weakened • By Black ’47: starvation, disease, collapse • ~1 million dead, ~2 million forced to leave • A quarter of the population gone • Not because food didn’t exist… • Because access to it was lost • Fast forward to today: • Irish farmers on the roads — fighting to survive • Rising costs, squeezed margins, unsustainable pressure • If farmers can’t afford to produce food… • what happens next? • History shows: • You don’t wait until the crisis peaks • Because by then….it’s too late • Control the food control the people. • We still have strength • We still have choice • Support those producing your food • Or learn the lesson the hard way Our 1846 is now. We are in the 11th hour.
Melissa Ciummei36,173 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
‼️☘️ ST PATRICK’S DAY CANCELLED in one of Ireland’s biggest towns ☘️‼️ An Irish national day quietly dropped under the excuse of “funding challenges.” When a country stops publicly celebrating its own culture that isn’t progress…..it’s cultural erasure. At least in the North people understand this. Catholic or Protestant, traditions are defended, not apologised for, and removals are challenged not accepted in silence. Cultural erasure only works where people accept it.
Melissa Ciummei70,298 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce
Every UK adult effectively paid £393 to Ukraine. Side by side: £21.8bn to Ukraine since 2022 £24.4bn raised in fuel duty last year That’s close to enough to abolish fuel duty for a full year. Another £85 per adult each year goes on asylum accommodation/support…with billions more on foreign aid. Yet when families, farmers, hauliers and small businesses ask for help, we’re told there’s no money. There is money. The issue is priorities. Look after your own people first.
Melissa Ciummei26,142 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
Belfast City Hall has voted to fly the Palestinian flag and once more Northern Ireland is being pushed back into old divisions. This isn’t about solidarity; it’s about strategy. When we’re fighting each other, we’re not watching what’s really happening. Flags have always been their favourite weapon and they’re flying them again to stir old wounds and distract us from the bigger picture. Do not take the bait and recognise selective outrage. #DoNotTakeTheBait #NorthernIreland #Belfast #UnityNotDivision #TheFlagWar
Melissa Ciummei68,319 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce
When the people who are buying up the world tell you it’s a great idea for you to own nothing… maybe pay attention to what they’re really saying. The WEF and BlackRock keep telling us exactly what they want to do. Larry Fink talks about “tokenisation,” which basically means everything you own could be put on a digital system where it can be tracked, taxed instantly, or even blocked if it doesn’t meet their rules. The WEF’s idea is that in the future you won’t own much at all, you’ll just rent it or “share” it……and be happy. But notice how while they tell the public to share cars and stop owning things, they’re out buying up homes, land, companies… everything. They sell it as convenience, sustainability, or making life easier. But let’s be honest: You’ll end up renting. They’ll end up owning. All made possible through digital ID and CBDC/ stable coins.
Melissa Ciummei59,537 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce
If this was the last ‘man’ on the planet I’d join a convent. We are at a stage where men are openingly saying on national TV that they do not want to protect women…. and proud to say so. Well done Ben Scallan for standing in your pride as a man against this pathetic stuttering mess that is Eoghan Cleary.
Melissa Ciummei114,119 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
‼️Sinn Féin Cllr Geraldine Kearns‼️ shared a post insinuating that 99.9% of sexual assaults are by Irish men— yet said nothing about the little girl assaulted by an asylum seeker less than an hour from her. Reality check: PSNI FOI data 2024 → 979 arrested for sexual offences, 185 foreign nationals. Ignoring facts, ignoring victims, pushing narratives. Geraldine, we see you. #NorthernIreland #sinnfein
Melissa Ciummei63,085 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce
🚨 70% of the Irish population had their biometric data collected ILLEGALLY by the State through the Public Services Card. Now the same system is being expanded to link your online identity. Digital ID isn’t about protecting children or anyone else….it’s about control. MyGovID relies on a system that: •has no proper legal footing •has already broken data protection law •is unreliable and insecure One breach = your identity, accounts, and services all at risk. Demand: voluntary participation, lawful biometric processing, independent audits, offline alternatives. File a complaint with the Data Protection Commission to delete your biometric data. Freedom becomes conditional when identity and access are fused. #pushbackNOW
Melissa Ciummei46,265 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce
What happens when Irish artists start cancelling Irish culture? You don’t have to agree with everything being said, but when festivals are shut down for celebrating heritage, tradition, and national pride, we’ve got a problem. Kneecap and Christy Moore reportedly signed a letter that led to the cancellation of Mise Éire, a cultural event rooted in Irish music, identity, and sovereignty. Why? Because someone decided it was “far-right.” Sound familiar? It should. Section 31 banned Sinn Féin voices from the airwaves “for your safety.” Now, it’s not government censorship…it’s peer-led, cultural blacklisting. #kneecap #christymoore #miseeire IrishInquiry
Melissa Ciummei68,028 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce
According to Sinn Féin first minister Michelle O’ Neill our society hates women…Really? That’s a serious accusation to level at your own people. So let’s start with a basic question: What is a woman? If you can’t define it, then what exactly do you mean by misogyny? And here’s another question— Would that same accusation be made as freely about newcomers to this country, particularly those from cultures with very different views on women? Or is it only ever directed at people here? This isn’t about denying misogyny exists…it does. But if you’re going to call it out, be clear, be consistent and be honest. Define “woman” and apply your standards equally. Then we can have a real conversation.
Melissa Ciummei18,803 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
“Ireland is not full” is the lie. The middle class is collapsing. Services are breaking. We’re not building progress. we’re rebuilding serfdom. Ireland is full….of lies, exploitation, and a system on the brink. #IrelandIsFull #NewSerfdom #HistoryRepeats #EliteAgenda
Melissa Ciummei46,901 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce
Northern Ireland has some of Europe’s highest electricity bills… and here’s why: • We pay more than Britain, the Republic, and a third more than the EU median. • Nearly half our electricity comes from renewables — yet 1/4 of it can’t even be used. • Wind farms are paid subsidies whether they produce electricity or are forced to shut down. • Gas plants stay on for backup, and we all pay for both. • Marginal pricing system: the most expensive generator sets the price — so cheap renewables are still charged at gas prices. • Small, isolated grid with few connections — we feel price spikes instantly. • Politicians push net-zero targets, but you pay the cost, while youth leave and the civil service expands. Energy is the economy. Affordable electricity isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. Enough talk, it’s time politicians start representing the people.
Melissa Ciummei20,284 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
In Northern Ireland, around 600,000 private sector workers support over 1.5 million people……public sector workers, retirees, children and those not working. That’s 1 worker supporting 2.6 others. These private businesses are the producers. They create real jobs, real income, and real tax revenue. Now we’re increasing business rates. Basic economics applies: tax the producers harder and you don’t get more.. you get less. Fewer businesses, fewer jobs, less income, lower tax take. Add an ageing population and the loss of skilled young people to migration, and the pressure grows fast. If businesses fail, that 2.6 ratio rises. A system where the few support the many only works while the few survive.
Melissa Ciummei26,937 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce
⚠️Parents, you need to know what’s happening in our schools.⚠️ A new lockdown policy is being rolled out across Northern Ireland. Your child could be locked inside, lights off, windows covered, phones switched off. You won’t be allowed to contact them or even go to the school until it’s over. We’re told it’s for “safety”… but no one will say what the actual threat is. Parents have a right to know, and a right to decide what’s best for their child. Ask your school: • When will drills take place? • What threats are being anticipated? • What’s the policy if the danger is inside the school? • Under what circumstances will children’s phones being switched off or confiscated? Inform the school in writing about your instructions regarding mobile phone use during emergencies. This isn’t paranoia — it’s parental responsibility. The state is not the ultimate authority over your child. You are. #SchoolLockdown #ParentRights #NorthernIreland #Education
Melissa Ciummei40,935 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce
‼️‼️ PAY ATTENTION TO NORWAY ‼️‼️ Norway has issued wartime requisition notices to 13,500 civilians warning that vehicles, land, buildings and equipment can be taken for defence….with compensation later. Think this can’t happen in the UK or Ireland? It can. And it already exists in law. In war or “national emergency,” governments can override property rights. Compensation is state-set, delayed, and inflation-eroded. This is how global restructuring works. Secure real assets first. Pay out later — in weaker fiat. Norway isn’t the outlier. It’s the early signal. So ask yourself: ‼️ When the reset is tallied, are your assets included? ‼️
Melissa Ciummei28,041 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce
While Sinn Féin is socialist in branding… it’s globalist in practice. While they retain socialist rhetoric, their modern incarnation has shifted towards Progressive globalism with open immigration policies, EU alignment, and support for identity politics. Sinn Féin’s modern platform betrays its working-class, socialist roots — trading sovereignty and self-reliance for EU alignment and globalist agendas. Ask yourself, would James Connolly have supported handing control to unelected EU commissioners in Brussels?. Would the men of 1916 have fought for a republic, only to see its borders erased by globalist migration policy and its industries sold off to foreign capital? How can you claim to fight for Irish sovereignty while handing power to the EU? How can you defend the working class while promoting policies that dilute community and drive down wages? There is a contradiction here, Sinn Féin speak of socialism…but act like technocrats. They wave the flag of republicanism — while quietly ceding power to global institutions. They claim to represent the working class, yet promote policies that undercut the very communities they once fought to defend. This isn’t just political evolution, it’s ideological betrayal. Sinn Féin may still call themselves socialist, but in practice, they’ve traded class struggle for global alignment, they’ve turned their backs on the sovereignty they once died for. So it’s time to ask: Who do they really represent today?….The Irish people….or the global elite? The truth is simple: Sinn Féin has betrayed its roots, trading working-class socialism for globalist compliance.
Melissa Ciummei55,388 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce