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Chapter 27 - 904 CE  
     
563.
    
1.
 From the year 904
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (904 AD)
3.
 A Sadducee House of unheralded evil
4.
 known as the counts of Tusculum
5.
 did seize the Papacy and political power
6.
 First through Pope Sergius III
7.
 a man of unprecedented evil
8.
 For he introduced a tradition to the Popes
9.
 that they would not only father
10.
 illegitimate children as almost all Popes
11.
 had done for generations
12.
 but that the Popes would commit incest
13.
 with their own children
14.
 in order to produce more Popes
15.
 Further that those children not favoured
16.
 would be used for great ceremonies
17.
 of human sacrifice in honor of the demonic gods
18.
 of the Sadducee jews
19.
 So it was that Pope Sergius III
20.
 did commit incest with his daughter Marozie
21.
 who he made his mistress
22.
 and their son then
23.
 became Pope John X
24.
 also known as Pope John XI, Pope John XII
25.
 and Pope John XIII to hide the fact
26.
 of his great reign as Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church
27.
 But the reign of Pope Sergius III
28.
 was nothing to compare to the Papacy of his son
29.
 A rule of over 37 years across at least four papacy's
30.
 For upon his first papacy
31.
 he converted all the convents of Rome into brothels
32.
 he openly participated in satanic masses in daylight
33.
 murdering countless innocent victims
34.
 Pope John did also take his mother Marozie
35.
 to be his mistress and wife
36.
 and even fathered several children
37.
 with his mother
38.
 Except for the city wide orgies of the Borgia Popes
39.
 in many years to come
40.
 Rome has never seen the rivers of blood
41.
 nor pure evil as the reign of the House of Tusculum
42.
 for over 100 years
 
564.
    
1.
 In the year 943
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (943 AD)
3.
 Holly King Causantín mac Áeda
4.
 Son of Áeda mac Causantín
5.
 grandson of Causantín mac Domnall
6.
 great grandson of Domnall mac Causantín
7.
 great great grandson of Caustantín mac Fergusa
8.
 three times great grandson of Fergus mac Echdach
9.
 four times great grandson of Eochaid mac Echdach
10.
 five times great grandson of Eochaid mac Domangart
11.
 six times great grandson of Domangart mac Domnall
12.
 seven times great grandson of Domnall mac Echdach
13.
 eight times great grandson of Son of Eochaid mac Áedán
14.
 nine times great grandson of Áedán mac Gabráin
15.
 ten times great grandson of Gabrán mac Domangairt
16.
 eleven times great grandson of Domangart mac Fergus
17.
 twelve times great grandson of Fergus Mor
18.
 Descendent of the most ancient Holly druids
19.
 Descendent of the High Kings of Ireland
20.
 Did give up the ghost
21.
 The kingship of Alba (Scotland) then did fall
22.
 to his son Ildulb mac Causantín
23.
 the sixth king of united Scotland
 
565.
    
1.
 In the year 962
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (962AD)
3.
 Holly King Ildulb mac Causantín
4.
 Son of Causantín mac Áeda
5.
 grandson of Áeda mac Causantín
6.
 great grandson of Causantín mac Domnall
7.
 great great grandson of Domnall mac Causantín
8.
 three times great grandson of Caustantín mac Fergusa
9.
 four times great grandson of Fergus mac Echdach
10.
 five times great grandson of Eochaid mac Echdach
11.
 six times great grandson of Eochaid mac Domangart
12.
 seven times great grandson of Domangart mac Domnall
13.
 eight times great grandson of Domnall mac Echdach
14.
 nine times great grandson of Son of Eochaid mac Áedán
15.
 ten times great grandson of Áedán mac Gabráin
16.
 eleven times great grandson of Gabrán mac Domangairt
17.
 twelve times great grandson of Domangart mac Fergus
18.
 thirteen times great grandson of Fergus Mor
19.
 Descendent of the most ancient Holly druids
20.
 Descendent of the High Kings of Ireland
21.
 Did give up the ghost
22.
 The kingship of Alba (Scotland) then did fall
23.
 to his son Cuiléain mac Iduilb
24.
 whose name means Holly
25.
 the seventh king of united Scotland
 
566.
    
1.
 In the year 971
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (971 AD)
3.
 Holly King Cuiléin mac Iduilb
4.
 Son of Ildulb mac Causantín
5.
 grandson of Causantín mac Áeda
6.
 great grandson of Áeda mac Causantín
7.
 great great grandson of Causantín mac Domnall
8.
 three times great grandson of Domnall mac Causantín
9.
 four times great grandson of Caustantín mac Fergusa
10.
 five times great grandson of Fergus mac Echdach
11.
 six times great grandson of Eochaid mac Echdach
12.
 seven times great grandson of Eochaid mac Domangart
13.
 eight times great grandson of Domangart mac Domnall
14.
 nine times great grandson of Domnall mac Echdach
15.
 ten times great grandson of Son of Eochaid mac Áedán
16.
 eleven times great grandson of Áedán mac Gabráin
17.
 twelve times great grandson of Gabrán mac Domangairt
18.
 thirteen times great grandson of Domangart mac Fergus
19.
 fourteen times great grandson of Fergus Mor
20.
 Descendent of the most ancient Holly druids
21.
 Descendent of the High Kings of Ireland
22.
 Did give up the ghost
23.
 The kingship of Alba (Scotland) then did fall
24.
 to his son Causantín mac Cuiléain
25.
 known as the true Constantine IV
26.
 the eighth king of united Scotland
 
567.
    
1.
 In the year 997
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (997 AD)
3.
 Holly King Causantín mac Cuiléain
4.
 Son of Cuiléain mac Iduilb
5.
 grandson of Ildulb mac Causantín
6.
 great grandson of Causantín mac Áeda
7.
 great great grandson of Áeda mac Causantín
8.
 three times great grandson of Causantín mac Domnall
9.
 four times great grandson of Domnall mac Causantín
10.
 five times great grandson of Caustantín mac Fergusa
11.
 six times great grandson of Fergus mac Echdach
12.
 seven times great grandson of Eochaid mac Echdach
13.
 eight times great grandson of Eochaid mac Domangart
14.
 nine times great grandson of Domangart mac Domnall
15.
 ten times great grandson of Domnall mac Echdach
16.
 eleven times great grandson of Son of Eochaid mac Áedán
17.
 twelve times great grandson of Áedán mac Gabráin
18.
 thirteen times great grandson of Gabrán mac Domangairt
19.
 fourteen times great grandson of Domangart mac Fergus
20.
 fifteen times great grandson of Fergus Mor
21.
 Descendent of the most ancient Holly druids
22.
 Descendent of the High Kings of Ireland
23.
 Was murdered by the commander of the Royal guard
24.
 Known as Cináed mac Ailpín
25.
 And as Kenneth the Brown
26.
 And as Kenneth MacAlpin
27.
 wrongly re-written as Cináed mac Duib
28.
 by artificer of the pen John of Fordun
29.
 to hide the truth of his clan of assassins
30.
 most spineless and treacherous
31.
 changed of name to hide his evil deed
32.
 Formed the House of Alpin
33.
 falsely known as the House of Dunkeld
34.
 on account of his grandson
35.
 upon murdering the Holly High King
36.
 and his whole family
37.
 Kenneth MacAlpin did claim
38.
 The sons of the Holly King
39.
 Did kill their father and Kenneth
40.
 Did slay them as assassins
41.
 Inheriting the crown upon his adoption
42.
 As a son of the King
43.
 And his dying wish
44.
 Many of the cousins of the Holly King
45.
 Did protest such claims as clearly false
46.
 Ruadrí of Moray
47.
 the younger brother of The slain King Constantine
48.
 Did protest loudly
49.
 At the falseness of these claims
50.
 But too powerful was MacAlpin
51.
 On account of the alliances
52.
 He had made with Uí Néill king
53.
 Máel Sechnaill mac Domnaill
54.
 Of the Clann Cholmáin of the southern Uí Néill Of Ireland
55.
 a relative of Kenneth MacAlpin
56.
 And alliances for troops
57.
 with Waltheof the King of Bernicia and Earl of Northumbria
58.
 Kenneth MacAlpin the assassin
59.
 Was a crafty king
60.
 And upon being crowned
61.
 upon The white (limestone) stone of destiny
62.
 And the Marble throne of Amen-Ra
63.
 King Kenneth did claim the ancient right
64.
 Of the lands to the north of Ireland
65.
 As being the Kingdom of Alba
66.
 On account of them once being part of Dál Riata
67.
 Calling himself Emperor of the Celtic Tribes
68.
 The northern Uí Néill did reject his claim
69.
 And King Kenneth MacAlpin
70.
 Did invade the north of Ireland
71.
 In the year 1005
72.
 And the Battle of Clontarf did ensue
73.
 At which King Kenneth was killed
74.
 Later to be reborn as Brian Boru
75.
 Through the creative lies
76.
 Of the Uí Brian
77.
 To claim kingship
 
568.
    
1.
 In the year 1005
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1005 AD)
3.
 Cináed mac Ailpín the assassin
4.
 Known as King Kenneth MacAlpin
5.
 Was succeeded by his son
6.
 Máel Coluim mac Cináeda
7.
 known as Malcolm the destroyer
8.
 A bloodthirsty tyrant was Malcolm
9.
 And set about killing all the Holly family
10.
 He could find
11.
 enslaving the Scots
12.
 and taxing all merchants as much as he could
13.
 Within his first year he succeeded
14.
 In killing Ruadrí of Moray
15.
 the younger brother of the slain King Constantine
16.
 But his family escaped
17.
 And Malcolm turned his attention
18.
 To building alliances for his own greatness
19.
 Malcolm did go to Rome
20.
 And even to England
21.
 And in 1032 Malcolm
22.
 Did kill Findláech mac Ruadrí
23.
 The King of Moray
24.
 And rightful heir of the throne of Alba (Scotland)
25.
 Yet himself did die two years later (1034)
 
569.
    
1.
 In the year 1032
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1032 AD)
3.
 And the murder of Findláech mac Ruadrí
4.
 The true King of Alba (Scotland)
5.
 By Malcolm of the House of Assassins
6.
 Known as Alpin
7.
 His son known as Mac Bethad mac Findlaích
8.
 Whose name was MacBeth
9.
 Of the fame of stories and legends
10.
 But was the true Heir to the Kingship of Alba (Scotland)
11.
 On account of being of the Holly family
12.
 The Cuileain and Cuilleain
13.
 The most ancient druids and High Kings of Ireland
14.
 Descendents of the greatest prophets and kings
15.
 Did become King of Moray
16.
 MacBeth was a mighty warrior
17.
 And wise king
18.
 Who earned the name Rí Deircc
19.
 Which means the Red King
20.
 While he longed for the day to avenge
21.
 The murder of his family
22.
 By one of the most treacherous families
23.
 To ever walk the sacred earth of Scotland
24.
 He was wise to wait for the right opportunity
25.
 Lest the alliance of the House of Alpin
26.
 Bring great war upon the land
 
570.
    
1.
 In the year 1034
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1034 AD)
3.
 The son of Malcolm
4.
 And grandson of Kenneth MacAlpin
5.
 Whose name was Donnchad mac Crínáin
6.
 Also known as Duncan
7.
 Did become King of Alba
8.
 A poor general of men
9.
 Who inherited all the wickedness of his father
10.
 Hated by all of Scotland
11.
 On account of his cruel murder of many scholars
12.
 of priests and innocent people
13.
 And those that would not worship him as a great king
14.
 In the year 1039
15.
 Duncan decided he would invade the lands of Moray
16.
 And kill MacBeth and all the remainder of his clan
17.
 So no more contest would there be
18.
 against the house of treachery
19.
 The house of Alpin and Dunkeld
20.
 But MacBeth was a greater match for Duncan
21.
 And the troops of Duncan did suffer great losses
22.
 Upon a battle at Pitgaveny near Elgin
23.
 Upon the order of the mad King Duncan
24.
 That his troops attack full frontal upon MacBeth
25.
 His own troops did kill the King
26.
 And surrender to MacBeth
27.
 Recognizing his legal right and Kingship
28.
 Thus in the year 1039
29.
 MacBeth became the last Holly King
30.
 To rule Scotland
31.
 The very last Holly King
32.
 of all history
 
571.
    
1.
 In the year 1039
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1039 AD)
3.
 At the royal court in Scone
4.
 King MacBeth was the last Holly King
5.
 And the last King on either British or Irish soil
6.
 To be anointed upon the true
7.
 White (limestone) Stone of Destiny
8.
 And to sit upon the Green Marble Throne of Amen-Ra
9.
 King MacBeth showed himself as wise a king
10.
 As any of the Great Holly High Kings
11.
 Of ages past
12.
 Upon the wars between the English Earls and Kings
13.
 He accepted Norman exiles into his court
14.
 Treating all with respect and justice
15.
 He restored the rights of laws of the land
16.
 So wickedly taken by the House of Alpin
17.
 And increased trade with all
18.
 But Máel Coluim mac Donnchada
19.
 Also known as Malcolm
20.
 The infant son of Duncan who was slain by own troops
21.
 Did escape with some of his household
22.
 To Northumbria and the court of Siward the Dane
23.
 Who did raise Malcolm the son of Duncan
24.
 As his own
25.
 And when he was of age, he was granted the title
26.
 Of King of Strathclyde
27.
 By his adopted father
 
572.
    
1.
 In the year 1055
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1055 AD)
3.
 Upon the death of Siward the Dane
4.
 The Earl of Northumbria
5.
 Malcolm, the son of Duncan
6.
 Did take the army northwards
7.
 And confront King MacBeth
8.
 MacBeth was a superior commander
9.
 And held his ground against the superior numbers
10.
 Of the Northumbrians
11.
 But did encounter heavy losses
12.
 as fate would have it
13.
 The commanders of the Northumbrians
14.
 Were called to withdraw
15.
 By the English crown
16.
 As a new Earl of Northumbria
17.
 Whose name was Tostig Godwinson
18.
 Did the English appoint
19.
 And the invasion was abandoned
20.
 Malcolm did go to England
21.
 To make his case against MacBeth
22.
 It is here that he did speak such vile lies
23.
 And wicked untruth concerning
24.
 King MacBeth
25.
 by using the true evil of his own ancestry
26.
 And claiming it as MacBeth
27.
 Upon hearing of such trickery
28.
 And wishing a strong ally in the Scots
29.
 The English did supply the traitor
30.
 And liar Malcolm with a new army
31.
 With which to defeat MacBeth
 
573.
    
1.
 In the year 1057
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1057 AD)
3.
 King MacBeth did receive word
4.
 That Malcolm the traitor of Scotland
5.
 From the House of Assassins
6.
 The House of Alpin
7.
 was approaching with a massive army
8.
 As MacBeth prepared his battled plans
9.
 An old woman from the far North
10.
 Known to be a prophetess
11.
 Did come to MacBeth
12.
 And foretold of his defeat
13.
 And the end of the line of the Holly Kings
14.
 That he must save the ancient relics
15.
 From falling into the hands of the traitor Malcolm
16.
 For surely they would then be given to the English
17.
 And with such symbols of power
18.
 The English could wage great evil and war
19.
 So MacBeth ordered his most trusted troops
20.
 To take the Stony of destiny
21.
 The Marble Throne of Amen-Ra
22.
 The round tables of Cormac Mac Art
23.
 the Standard of the House of Judah
24.
 and other most ancient relics
25.
 and buried them deeply
26.
 near his ancestral home
27.
 the castle of Dunsinane Hill
28.
 in the lands of Perthshire
 
574.
    
1.
 In the year 1058
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1058 AD)
3.
 Malcolm and his mercenary army
4.
 Did invade Scotland
5.
 And Macbeth valiantly held the forces at bay
6.
 At the north side of the Mounth
7.
 But heavily outnumbered he retreated
8.
 over the Cairnamounth Pass
9.
 and his last battle Lumphanan
10.
 wounded and defeated his guard
11.
 took him from the battlefield
12.
 Malcolm believed MacBeth had been taken
13.
 To his fort at Dunsinane Hill
14.
 And ordered it destroyed
15.
 Killing the family of MacBeth
16.
 And his heirs
17.
 Instead, MacBeth was taken to Scone
18.
 as was prophesized
19.
 and the good king died
20.
 Malcom triumphant through his treachery
21.
 And treason against the honor of Scotland
22.
 Then proclaimed himself king
23.
 But upon finding the most sacred artifacts
24.
 And no one alive to torture as to their location
25.
 He cursed the name MacBeth
26.
 And try as he might
27.
 as did his descendants
28.
 None did find the location of the true relics
29.
 For eight hundred more years
30.
 The Last Holly King was dead
31.
 A legend begun from the beginning of time
32.
 Was gone forever
 
575.
    
1.
 In the year 1099
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1099 AD)
3.
 Christian Knights, priests
4.
 and members of the first crusade
5.
 slaughtered every single man, woman, child
6.
 and animal in Jerusalem,
7.
 sparing not one soul
8.
 upon the specific and clear orders
9.
 of Blessed Pope Urban II
10.
 Over two hundred thousand souls died
11.
 by the order of the Pope
12.
 sixty thousand of which were Jewish
13.
 But on account they were not Sadducee jews
14.
 of noble blood, not one was spared.
 
576.
    
1.
 In the year 1102
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1102 AD)
3.
 Magnus III of Norway
4.
 invaded Ireland and captured Dublin.
5.
 the city rebuilt by his ancestors
6.
 Yet his stay and life in Ireland was short lived
7.
 for the following year (1103)
8.
 Muircheartach Ua Briain
9.
 a thoroughly wicked and immoral leader
10.
 had him assassinated
11.
 by dressing up some of his men as priests
12.
 at Downpatrick, County Down
13.
 In the year 1104
14.
 Muircheartach Ua Briain
15.
 did commission the first of three horrendous frauds
16.
 all designed to strengthen his claim of Kingship
17.
 and secure the claims of his heirs
18.
 The first was a heavily doctored version of Táin Bó Cúailnge
19.
 the foundation story of the Ulster Epic
20.
 originally commissioned by Cormac Mac Art
21.
 over eight hundreds years prior
22.
 but now resembling it only in name
23.
 within the publication Lebor na hUidre
24.
 which means Book of the Dun Cow
25.
 by the Christian monastery of Clonmacnoise
26.
 in exchange for a handsome bribe
27.
 The second great forgery was the work called
28.
 Cogadh Gaedhil re Gallaibh
29.
 The War of the Irish with the Foreigners
30.
 by Muirchertach Ua Briain
31.
 In which a completely fabled king called Brian Boru
32.
 was supposed to be the founder of the clan
33.
 The truth of Thomond long buried
34.
 The truth of the Ua Briain history as petty mercenaries
35.
 from foreign lands
36.
 long written out of a new history which they created
37.
 The third and final fraudulent epic
38.
 created by Muirchertach Ua Briain
39.
 was called Brjánssaga
40.
 which means Brjáns saga
41.
 Yet another story of mythical heroes
42.
 from which the Ua Briain were supposed to have risen
43.
 Not as paid mercenaries who came in search
44.
 of gold and plunder during the first invasions
45.
 of Papal forces in the year 430
 
577.
    
1.
 In the year 1119
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1119 AD)
3.
 Two veteran French knights from the first crusade
4.
 whose names were Hugues de Payens and Godfrey de Saint-Omer
5.
 came into the possession
6.
 of a most ancient letter
7.
 from the time of the House of Ananias
8.
 Upon request The two knights
9.
 did receive permission
10.
 by Baldwin II of Jerusalem
11.
 to establish a monastic order
12.
 for the protection of pilgrims
13.
 and specifically requested the vacant Temple Mount site
14.
 The king agreed and the order was formed under the title
15.
 Poor Knights of Christ and the Temple of Solomon
16.
 or Templar Knights
17.
 But for the first eight years
18.
 the Templars did nothing but dig
19.
 and around the maze of caves and catacombs
20.
 that exist within the base of the Temple Mount
21.
 Then in the year 1128
22.
 The two men discovered
23.
 a most ancient and preserved head
24.
 hidden in a clay jar
25.
 They went on to call this head
26.
 The Baphomet
27.
 The wise head
28.
 Also known as the head of prophecy
29.
 It being the severed head
30.
 of Jesus known as Christ
31.
 which Paul of Tarsus cut off
32.
 when he murdered him in France
33.
 bringing the head to the High priests
34.
 who in turn hid it within the bowels of the Temple
35.
 Within one year of their discovery
36.
 The Templars had the patronage of Bernard of Clairvaux
37.
 one of the wealthiest men
38.
 and official recognition by the church
39.
 Within ten more years (1139)
40.
 Pope Innocent II with a papal bull
41.
 named Omne Datum Optimum
42.
 exempted the Order from obedience to local laws.
43.
 Thus the Templars for two hundred years
44.
 became the most powerful and mysterious order
45.
 to ever exist within the Catholic Church
46.
 Yet upon their disbandment
47.
 The Baphomet was never found
48.
 Nor were the secret documents found
49.
 at the same time
50.
 The location of the Templar Treasure
51.
 being these things has remained a mystery
 
578.
    
1.
 In the year 1151
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1151 AD)
3.
 Pope Eugine III did commission
4.
 a master forger named Gratian
5.
 to create a supremely false document
6.
 called the Decretum
7.
 using cleaned and ancient parchments
8.
 incorporating the forged Isidorian Decretals
9.
 then combined with two other major forgeries
10.
 The Donation of Constantine
11.
 and the Liber Pontificalis
12.
 along with other falsified writings
13.
 and codified into a system of Church law
14.
 which elevated Gregory
15.
 and all his successors as absolute monarchs
16.
 claiming supremecy of the world
 
579.
    
1.
 In the year 1154
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1154 AD)
3.
 King Henry II of England
4.
 Did undertake a plan that would once and for all
4.
 Destroy the sacred soul of Ireland
4.
 And render it a broken vassal of England
4.
 First, he did address the seizure
4.
 of the sacredness of Ireland
4.
 King Henry II commissioned Geoffrey of Monmouth
5.
 and a team of founding scholars
6.
 granted to form Oxford University
7.
 To produce a wholly fraudulent work
8.
 called Historia Regum Britanniae
9.
 History of the Kings of Britain
10.
 wholly stolen from real Irish history
11.
 to eliminate all real Irish history
12.
 by assigning it to England
13.
 a strategy that largely succeeded
14.
 for over 900 years
15.
 Second, King Henry II
16.
 undertook an agreement with Pope Adrian IV
17.
 whereby the Pope issued a Papal Bull
18.
 One of the most evil documents of history
19.
 called Laudabiliter
20.
 which was doctored in later centuries
21.
 to hide its real contents
22.
 For in 1155 this claim of the Pope
23.
 Based on all the forgeries of the past Popes
24.
 was that the Vatican legally owned Ireland
25.
 including its people
26.
 So Pope Adrian IV did then sell Ireland
27.
 and all the Irish as slaves
28.
 to King Henry II of England
29.
 in exchange for a handsome annual sum
30.
 a tribute of supreme evil
31.
 only ended under the reign of another Henry
32.
 with many wives
33.
 The truth that the Vatican was paid by England
34.
 The fact that the Popes sold the Irish nation
35.
 as slaves now disputed
36.
 by yet more frauds and lies
 
580.
    
1.
 In the year 1158
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1158 AD)
3.
 King Henry II of England
4.
 Did continue his rape of the soul of Ireland
5.
 By stealing the official standard
6.
 of the cuilleain the Holly
7.
 as last remaining bloodline of House of Judah
8.
 the lion rampant
9.
 A symbolizm of his claim over Ireland
10.
 And the former Holly kingdom of Scotland
11.
 But in colour reverse did the King order it
12.
 a golden lion on a red field
13.
 a theft of historic proportions
14.
 that has held for far too long
15.
 No right to the lion did England have
16.
 Nor has England ever had
17.
 Other than pillagers, brigands and assassins
 
581.
    
1.
 In the year 1169
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (1169 AD)
3.
 The Army of King Henry II
4.
 did land in Wexford
5.
 and crush the Irish forces
6.
 on request of deposed High King
7.
 and traitor Diarmuid MacMorrough
8.
 Upon regaining High Kingship
9.
 using Henry's forces
10.
 The great traitor of Ireland
11.
 Diarmuid MacMorrough
12.
 did then switch sides again
13.
 nominating his own son as successor
14.
 In the year 1170
15.
 King Henry II
16.
 did send his most cruel and evil general
17.
 whose name was Richard de Clare
18.
 also known as Strongbow
19.
 In the following year (1171)
20.
 King Henry II sent an even larger army
21.
 that landed at Waterford
22.
 The first English King
23.
 to ever set foot on Irish soil.
24.
 Henry did then make Strongbow King of Leinster
25.
 Upon being made a King
26.
 Strongbow ordered the complete dismantling of Tara
27.
 That no memory be left, not one stone
28.
 Thus a force of several thousand Englishman
29.
 using Irish as slaves
30.
 Forced the removal of millions of stones
31.
 of countless beams of wood
32.
 The stones then used for Norman forts
33.
 Until all that was left of Tara
34.
 was a hill of dirt
35.
 soon to be fields
36.
 As if it had never existed
37.
 Thus the damnation of Ireland was complete
38.
 Its history stolen
39.
 The truth turned to myth
40.
 Its people enslaved by the church the followed
41.
 Captive to a force that hated them with every fibre
42.
 Every book of its history
43.
 Burnt or corrupted beyond recognition
44.
 Every ancient road torn up
45.
 Every ancient school destroyed
 
582.
    
1.
 But for one thing Ireland did survive
2.
 Not for lost history
3.
 Nor for ancient Kingship
4.
 The memory of greatness
5.
 It was the most precious thing
6.
 The one thing that could not be stolen
7.
 The spirit, the soul
8.
 that dwells in all Irish
9.
 the same spirit that enlightened the world
10.
 the same spirit that saved the world
11.
 many times over
12.
 a spirit that is called again
13.
 as darkness and resolution approach
14.
 first priest first king
15.
 the green race.
 

 
 
 

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