Jim Corr: 'I'd stand for election to save Ireland from the Freemasons'nov15th

Antaletriangle · 11-15-2008, 03:10 PM

http://www.tribune.ie/article/2008/j...e-ireland-fro/
Singer cites secret societies and microchipping among his fears
Corr: 'The push towards global government totally correlates with the Freemasonic agenda'
Corrs: not convinced
1 2 Musician Jim Corr has revealed he would like to contest a future general election to oppose plans for a world government.
The Dundalk-born member of the Corrs recently provoked controversy when he claimed rogue elements of the Bush administration were responsible for the 9/11 terrorist attacks
In an interview with the Sunday Tribune, the pop star spoke about his political ambitions and his belief that the government is populated by members of the Freemasons.

Corr explained: "I love playing music but I wouldn't rule anything out down the line. I imagine it would be an incredibly difficult job but if I felt we were going in such a bad direction, then maybe I would stand. I would be an independent because I am not affiliated with any political party."

However he admits to have been drawn to Sinn Féin during the public vote on the Lisbon Treaty. "Certainly the views of one party did resonate a bit more with me this time. Because of what we've experienced as a nation. Six hundred years of tyranny under the British establishment. We cannot forget that and here we are giving away our national sovereignty to a new European federal state."
The 43-year-old was a vocal anti-Lisbon Treaty campaigner and he does not regret his much-published outburst which has been perceived as anti-American.
Corr claimed explosives had been planted in the Twin Towers and that evidence had been disposed of by New York mayor Rudy Giuliani.
"There was a backlash against me in the media and I fully expected it. But I tell you what, I was very surprised and overwhelmed by the support I got from people. This came through texts and emails that were read out on radio stations. It meant a hell of a lot to me and I just want to say thank you to the people who supported me."
Today FM's Gift Grub comedy slot produced a sketch on the controversy but Corr believes there was more to it than meets the eye.
"I heard that sketch, and while I laughed, I tell you the guy who wrote it knows an awful lot more than he is letting on. About the whole conspiracy in general. It was in his wording. He was clued in. I'm not going to be specific about it but it was clever in the way it was done."

Corr became interested in the new world order post-9/11 but his three glamorous sisters don't seem to share his enthusiasm.

"I don't think my sisters would be into singing about stuff like this and in no way do my views necessarily reflect the views of anyone else in my family. This is something I have been studying myself."

cont.on link above.

feardia · 11-15-2008, 03:15 PM

Jim is right, but we don't need new leaders to tell us what to do, our leaders were once revolutionaries too, they all end up buying in to the Babylon system, its the way they made it.

Antaletriangle · 11-16-2008, 06:16 PM

Yeah feardia why do people always weaken and sell out-it's short sightedness/greed that overcomes foreward thinking ain't it?Sad,but true!

tonyob1 · 11-16-2008, 07:32 PM

i posted about jim corr earlier today..good to hear some1 with a bit of courage

fair play jim

tony

Antaletriangle · 11-16-2008, 07:38 PM

Yeah likewise;it's great that more higher profile people are coming to some decisions on such matters-i posted an article earlier about the band marillion doing a concert for gary mckinnon also.Cheers! Slainte Mhath!!

Jacqui D · 11-16-2008, 07:51 PM

It's good to get someone in a celebrity status putting there views across like this but i feel it won't do much.
As everyone is knocked down and pushed aside who protest against anything to do with the new world order.

If your not silenced one way or another or even killed off there have been few that have showed the masses what the game is really about.
Shame about his sisters, if they were still a group as such they would have a stronger chance of getting the message across.
They were big in their day, but of course they would not be allowed to say such things if they were as big as they were then, the establishment would not stand for it.
Most groups and singers today have to follow a code put a step wrong and that's your lot, no more celebrity status!

11-15-2008, 03:10 PM	#1
Antaletriangle Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: U.K. Posts: 3,380	Jim Corr: 'I'd stand for election to save Ireland from the Freemasons'nov15th http://www.tribune.ie/article/2008/j...e-ireland-fro/ Singer cites secret societies and microchipping among his fears Corr: 'The push towards global government totally correlates with the Freemasonic agenda' Corrs: not convinced 1 2 Musician Jim Corr has revealed he would like to contest a future general election to oppose plans for a world government. The Dundalk-born member of the Corrs recently provoked controversy when he claimed rogue elements of the Bush administration were responsible for the 9/11 terrorist attacks In an interview with the Sunday Tribune, the pop star spoke about his political ambitions and his belief that the government is populated by members of the Freemasons. Corr explained: "I love playing music but I wouldn't rule anything out down the line. I imagine it would be an incredibly difficult job but if I felt we were going in such a bad direction, then maybe I would stand. I would be an independent because I am not affiliated with any political party." However he admits to have been drawn to Sinn Féin during the public vote on the Lisbon Treaty. "Certainly the views of one party did resonate a bit more with me this time. Because of what we've experienced as a nation. Six hundred years of tyranny under the British establishment. We cannot forget that and here we are giving away our national sovereignty to a new European federal state." The 43-year-old was a vocal anti-Lisbon Treaty campaigner and he does not regret his much-published outburst which has been perceived as anti-American. Corr claimed explosives had been planted in the Twin Towers and that evidence had been disposed of by New York mayor Rudy Giuliani. "There was a backlash against me in the media and I fully expected it. But I tell you what, I was very surprised and overwhelmed by the support I got from people. This came through texts and emails that were read out on radio stations. It meant a hell of a lot to me and I just want to say thank you to the people who supported me." Today FM's Gift Grub comedy slot produced a sketch on the controversy but Corr believes there was more to it than meets the eye. "I heard that sketch, and while I laughed, I tell you the guy who wrote it knows an awful lot more than he is letting on. About the whole conspiracy in general. It was in his wording. He was clued in. I'm not going to be specific about it but it was clever in the way it was done." Corr became interested in the new world order post-9/11 but his three glamorous sisters don't seem to share his enthusiasm. "I don't think my sisters would be into singing about stuff like this and in no way do my views necessarily reflect the views of anyone else in my family. This is something I have been studying myself." cont.on link above.

11-15-2008, 03:15 PM	#2
feardia Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Uisneach, Ireland Posts: 477	Re: Jim Corr: 'I'd stand for election to save Ireland from the Freemasons'nov15th Jim is right, but we don't need new leaders to tell us what to do, our leaders were once revolutionaries too, they all end up buying in to the Babylon system, its the way they made it.

11-16-2008, 06:16 PM	#3
Antaletriangle Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: U.K. Posts: 3,380	Re: Jim Corr: 'I'd stand for election to save Ireland from the Freemasons'nov15th Yeah feardia why do people always weaken and sell out-it's short sightedness/greed that overcomes foreward thinking ain't it?Sad,but true!

11-16-2008, 07:32 PM	#4
tonyob1 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: ireland Posts: 24	Re: Jim Corr: 'I'd stand for election to save Ireland from the Freemasons'nov15th i posted about jim corr earlier today..good to hear some1 with a bit of courage fair play jim tony

11-16-2008, 07:38 PM	#5
Antaletriangle Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: U.K. Posts: 3,380	Re: Jim Corr: 'I'd stand for election to save Ireland from the Freemasons'nov15th Yeah likewise;it's great that more higher profile people are coming to some decisions on such matters-i posted an article earlier about the band marillion doing a concert for gary mckinnon also.Cheers! Slainte Mhath!!

11-16-2008, 07:51 PM	#6
Jacqui D Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Kent,England Posts: 1,267	Re: Jim Corr: 'I'd stand for election to save Ireland from the Freemasons'nov15th It's good to get someone in a celebrity status putting there views across like this but i feel it won't do much. As everyone is knocked down and pushed aside who protest against anything to do with the new world order. If your not silenced one way or another or even killed off there have been few that have showed the masses what the game is really about. Shame about his sisters, if they were still a group as such they would have a stronger chance of getting the message across. They were big in their day, but of course they would not be allowed to say such things if they were as big as they were then, the establishment would not stand for it. Most groups and singers today have to follow a code put a step wrong and that's your lot, no more celebrity status!