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Ok , so not a real big fan of the modern St. Patrick's day, but I know my ancestors are from the Green Isle, Celtic/Germanic tribes etc. Upon reflecting on this the day before everyone will be acting as if the Irish are a bunch of drunken gingers, I have to ask. Where can I find some true heritage about my people that's not kiked over?

I've looked on the internet and always end up on some new age wicca tree worshiping kiked web site. I'm looking for the real stuff, not the fake shit that has been shoved down our throats. For reference, I was raised christian, told to accept the hebrew heritage and be more like them to be godly. This is not right. I don't want to abandon my people's heritage, nor do I believe one should need to to follow the path of the Creator. I'm not talking religious syncretism (a mix of multiple religions, which could be a kike word/tool to keep us from our heritage) I'm talking about really embracing my heritage and lineage.

I'm asking here so that anyone that has resources can share them and possibly help others that may also feel the call of their ancestors lest they be forgotten. Feel free to share about any of our heritages, not just Irish, as we are potentially all a mix of different Germanic tribes.

One thing we can say, the kikes know how to keep their heritage front and center, lets embrace ours and make it front and center to our lives, and maybe we can use it as a tool to bring our celebrations, feasts, and beliefs back to our people...?

Also feel free to rant about how wrong the modern view of St. Patrick is as long as you explain the correct perspective as well.

Ok , so not a real big fan of the modern St. Patrick's day, but I know my ancestors are from the Green Isle, Celtic/Germanic tribes etc. Upon reflecting on this the day before everyone will be acting as if the Irish are a bunch of drunken gingers, I have to ask. Where can I find some true heritage about my people that's not kiked over? I've looked on the internet and always end up on some new age wicca tree worshiping kiked web site. I'm looking for the real stuff, not the fake shit that has been shoved down our throats. For reference, I was raised christian, told to accept the hebrew heritage and be more like them to be godly. This is not right. I don't want to abandon my people's heritage, nor do I believe one should need to to follow the path of the Creator. I'm not talking religious syncretism (a mix of multiple religions, which could be a kike word/tool to keep us from our heritage) I'm talking about really embracing my heritage and lineage. I'm asking here so that anyone that has resources can share them and possibly help others that may also feel the call of their ancestors lest they be forgotten. Feel free to share about any of our heritages, not just Irish, as we are potentially all a mix of different Germanic tribes. One thing we can say, the kikes know how to keep their heritage front and center, lets embrace ours and make it front and center to our lives, and maybe we can use it as a tool to bring our celebrations, feasts, and beliefs back to our people...? Also feel free to rant about how wrong the modern view of St. Patrick is as long as you explain the correct perspective as well.

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I've looked on the internet and always end up on some new age wicca tree worshiping kiked web site.

Why do you think wicca is kiked bullshit? Has wicca been kiked or is wicca invented by kikes?

I am no expert but my understanding is that the Irish were in conflict with Christians because they rejected the spread of Christianity. Before Christianity everyone had pretty unique religious beliefs which were communal but not proselytized so each community did things thier own way. Everything not Christian, Muslim, or Jewish was called Pagan.

Wicca having the most followers, or the most written down teachings/rituals is the most known pagan flavor. So naturally trying to learn about Irish heritage will lead to wicca stuff. Unless you can somehow find your personal family history then you have to generalize, and that generalization will land on wicca.

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The modern wicca and its "practitioners" are clearly kiked normie bullshit to be more clear. I understand where you're going with this and as I indicated I feel like searches leading to the mainstream wicca are not right nor authentic.

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Every wiccan I see is an obese pink-haired lesbo spouting feminist tripe about the spiritual power of crystals and vaginas (or her neck-beard cuck boyfriend).