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Chapter 25 - 450 CE  
     
507.
    
1.
 In the year 450
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (450 AD)
3.
 On the day of March 17th
4.
 Saint Patrick returned to Ireland
5.
 Completely alone
6.
 A shell of the man he once was
7.
 Holding a great wooden staff
8.
 He stood radiating honor and holiness
9.
 As great as any Holly Druid
10.
 Nor could there be any doubt
11.
 This man had suffered for his adopted land
12.
 Word quickly spread of his return
13.
 And before the end of that fateful day
14.
 A heroes welcome did Patrick receive
15.
 That no other foreigner
16.
 Had ever received
17.
 Patrick went north to the Holly Kings of Ulster
18.
 Where he spoke frankly
19.
 Of the danger of the Popes
20.
 That to survive
21.
 Ireland would have to unite
22.
 As never before
23.
 Then for the first time
24.
 Under the rule of the Ui Neill
25.
 The Kings of Ireland met
26.
 Along with Patrick and did form a plan
27.
 To reform the Celtic Church
28.
 To hide manuscripts of great importance
29.
 To educate each and every person in Ireland
30.
 And save the knowledge of the world
31.
 Thus a golden age began
32.
 Under the stewardship of Patrick
33.
 Whereby every child from age of five
34.
 Was taught a standard curriculum
35.
 to read and write
36.
 In Latin, in Greek
37.
 To learn of divinity, classical poetry,
38.
 philosophy, science and general literature
39.
 So it was
40.
 while the World turned to hell
41.
 under the demonic rule of the Catholic Church
42.
 The Irish, all Irish
43.
 Including exiles
44.
 Became the most educated race
45.
 The world has ever seen
 
508.
    
 
1.
 In the year 454
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (454 AD)
3.
 Nad Froích mac Cuirc
4.
 Holly King of Munster
5.
 son of Conall Cuirc mac Eógan
6.
 grandson of Eógan mac Muiredach
7.
 did give up the ghost
8.
 the kingship of Munster
9.
 did then fall to his son
10.
 Óengus mac Nad Froích
11.
 the first Holly King
12.
 to be baptized a christian
13.
 by Saint Patrick himself
14.
 at the royal seat of Cashel
 
509.
    
1.
 In the year 467
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (467 AD)
3.
 High King Lóegaire mac Néill
4.
 Son of Niall Noígíallach
5.
 Did give up the ghost
6.
 Exactly one hundred years
7.
 Since his father
8.
 Took the throne
9.
 From the Holly
10.
 Cursed with fear
11.
 of druids curses
12.
 he did worry himself to death
13.
 upon a prophecy
14.
 of his doom at this time
15.
 The High Kingship did then
16.
 Fall to his son Lugaid mac Lóegairi
 
510.
    
 
1.
 In the year 469
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (469 AD)
3.
 Eirc mac Muiredach
4.
 Holly King of Dál Riata
5.
 in the north of Ireland
6.
 son of Conall Cuirc mac Eógan
7.
 grandson of Eógan mac Muiredach
8.
 did give up the ghost
9.
 the kingship of Dál Riata
10.
 did then fall to his son
11.
 Fergus Mac Eirc
12.
 also known as Fergus Mòr
 
511.
    
 
1.
 In the year 480
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (480 AD)
3.
 Qusai ibn Kilab (Qusayy)
4.
 The Chief Priest and keeper of the Kaaba
5.
 Native born of Ireland
6.
 Son of Kilab ibn Murrah
7.
 Husband to a most noble Holly Princess
8.
 Did give up the ghost at Mecca
9.
 In his time
10.
 He had restored the sacred Kaaba
11.
 He had built a great scriptorium and school
12.
 of the same as the monasteries of Ireland
13.
 Where he was born and schooled
14.
 The school of Qusai
15.
 Did teach all the priests
16.
 and children of Bedouin chiefs
17.
 from ancient scrolls
18.
 the nature of science
19.
 the history of the world
20.
 the history of the Jewish peoples
21.
 and the true religion of Jesus
22.
 being the Gnostics and Nazarenes
23.
 and students were taught
24.
 according to ancient Druid customs
25.
 both in reading and writing
26.
 but also upon the memorizing
27.
 of ancient scrolls as poems
28.
 To be recited and sung orally
29.
 Upon the death of Qusai
30.
 The position of Chief Priest and Keeper of the Kaaba
31.
 Known as Abdullah (Abd Allah)
32.
 Or servant of God
33.
 Fell to his son Abdullah Manaf ibn Qusai
34.
 Already an old man
35.
 But in the blood of Abdullah Manaf
36.
 Did run the ancestry of the most ancient Holly
37.
 Through the line of the great and most ancient prophets
38.
 To A-DA-MU (Adam)
39.
 Abdullah Manaf ibn Qusai did hold the position
40.
 Of Chief priest and Keeper of the Kaaba
41.
 For two years (482)
42.
 Before giving up the ghost
43.
 And the position falling to his son
44.
 Hashim ibn Abd al-Manaf
45.
 The founder of the Hashim clan
46.
 Of the Quraish tribe
 
512.
    
1.
 In the year 491
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (491 AD)
3.
 Saint Patrick
4.
 The great hero of Ireland
5.
 Did give up the ghost
6.
 At a grand age
7.
 As legend does say
8.
 Upon gaze
9.
 Of the most sacred and true resting place
10.
 Of Joseph and Mary at Glastonbury
11.
 His body was then taken
12.
 Back to Ireland
13.
 Where a great wake
14.
 Of 14 days was observed
15.
 At the end of this period
16.
 Holly King Fergus mac Eirc Of Dál Riata
17.
 and Holly King Óengus mac Nad Froích of Munster
18.
 descendents of the most sacred
19.
 and ancient druids
20.
 Descendents of Jesus and Mary
21.
 And the ancient Pharaohs
22.
 Did attack High King Lugaid mac Lóegairi
23.
 Of the Uí Néill clan
24.
 And defeated him
25.
 Before he could return
26.
 to the impregnable Tara
27.
 With Lugaid mac Lóegairi dead
28.
 And before the Uí Néill clans could group
29.
 Holly King Fergus mac Eirc
30.
 Did enter Tara and seize
31.
 the most sacred and ancient artefacts
32.
 Of the Cuilleain
33.
 The marble throne of Amen-Ra
34.
 The Round table of Cormac mac Art
35.
 The white (limestone) rock
36.
 That is the stone of destiny
37.
 And all manner of ancient
38.
 And most sacred relics
39.
 He did transport them back
40.
 First to his capital of Emain Macha
41.
 the first capital of Dál Riata
42.
 Upon the shore of Lough Neagh
43.
 And then he did order
44.
 the taking of the Holly treasure
45.
 Of most ancient kings
46.
 Be taken to Antrim
47.
 Then sailed across to Argyll In Scotland
48.
 With the bulk of his troops and supplies
49.
 Where King Fergus
50.
 Had established an impregnable fortress at Dunaverty
51.
 Over several years
 
513.
    
 
1.
 Upon the attack of Holly King Fergus mac Eirc Of Dál Riata
2.
 Holly King Óengus mac Nad Froích of Munster
3.
 The Uí Néill clans did first think
4.
 The treasure of the Holly
5.
 Had been taken back to Cashel in Munster
6.
 So the mass army of the Uí Néill and allies
7.
 Did moves south to Munster
8.
 And the great battle of Cenn Losnada in Mag Fea
9.
 There Holly King Óengus mac Nad Froích of Munster
10.
 Did defend his lands against
11.
 Iollann mac Dunlaing, and Oilill, his brother
12.
 of the Uí Dúnlainge sept of Laigin
13.
 Eochaidh Guinech of the Ui Bairrche
14.
 also of the Laigin
15.
 and Muirchertach mac Muiredaig the Uí Néill king of Ailech
16.
 Against superior numbers
17.
 Holly King Óengus mac Nad Froích
18.
 Avoided a direct assault
19.
 Using the mountains and valleys
20.
 of Munster as his army
21.
 The Uí Néill did suffer heavy losses
22.
 and set siege to Cashel
23.
 During which the holly king Óengus
24.
 Was murdered by a Uí Néill spy
25.
 Word was sent that the treasure was not south
26.
 but with Fergus in the North
27.
 The Uí Néill did break their siege and headed north
28.
 Where a garrison of troops of Fergus
29.
 Each fought like ten men
30.
 and held the Uí Néill horde at length
31.
 Until the fort capital of Emain Macha was captued
32.
 and destroyed to the ground
33.
 Feidlimid mac Óengusa
34.
 the first born son of Holly King Óengus mac Nad Froích
35.
 became the new Holly King of Munster
36.
 While King Fergus escaped
37.
 To his new capital at Dunaverty
38.
 upon a rocky head land
39.
 in the South East corner of Kintyre
40.
 Upon lands gifted by the Picts
41.
 And formed the new Kingdom of Dál Riata
42.
 Being the first Holly King
43.
 To be crowned upon
44.
 the White stone of destiny
45.
 the Bethel Stone (Jacob's pillow),
46.
 In over one hundred years
47.
 Later known as the Scone stone
48.
 In Britain
49.
 The Scone stone
50.
 A sandstone memento of the lands
51.
 A happy forgery for ignorant Kings
52.
 Within six hundred years
53.
 Of King Fergus it was buried
54.
 Not not see the light of day
55.
 Until the foundations of Macbeth were parted
56.
 And taken to a new place
57.
 across the great seas
58.
 Renamed the House of White
59.
 And Capitol House
60.
 As the new seat of power
61.
 Of the world
 
514.
    
1.
 In the year 501
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (501 AD)
3.
 The Uí Néill did invade the lands
4.
 of Dál Riata of Scotland
5.
 and lay siege to Dunaverty fort
6.
 and King Fergus mac Eirc
7.
 to win back their most treasured possessions
8.
 the sacred objects of the Holly
9.
 which they first stole
10.
 But the King of Fortriu of the Pict tribes
11.
 who had first granted
12.
 King Fergus mac Eirc
13.
 the lands to found Dál Riata
14.
 and had deep respect
15.
 for the most ancient bloodlines
16.
 of the Cuilleain
17.
 the Holly druids
18.
 unlike the Uí Néill
19.
 who cared for nothing
20.
 but re-writing history
21.
 to their own ends
22.
 The tribes of the lands united
23.
 in defeating the Uí Néill
24.
 the Uí Néill surrendered
25.
 but in the conduct of terms
26.
 did thrust a sword into King Fergus mac Eirc
27.
 and every prisoner of the Uí Néill
28.
 was cleaved where they stood
29.
 Upon the death of Fergus
30.
 Domangart mac Fergus
31.
 was anointed upon the Stone of Destiny
32.
 as the new Holly King of Dál Riata
33.
 upon the most ancient throne
34.
 of Amen-Ra
35.
 Holly King Domangart mac Fergus
36.
 did then move the capital northward
37.
 to a placed called Dunadd
38.
 which means fort on the River Add
39.
 and there ruled for nearly forty years
40.
 Comgall mac Domangairt
41.
 a mythical king who never was
42.
 planted by the loyal scribes of the Uí Néill clans
43.
 to defeat the Holly in word
44.
 the break the line
45.
 in the same predictable way
46.
 as they had slurred the great
47.
 High Kings of centuried past
 
515.
    
 
1.
 In the year 501
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (501 AD)
3.
 As the Uí Néill did attack King Fergus mac Eirc
4.
 the Uí Néill with mercenaries from Brittany and Anglia
5.
 lay siege to Cashel castle
6.
 and Holly King Feidlimid mac Óengusa of Munster
7.
 for nothing else but to exterminate the Holly
8.
 but Holly King Feidlimid mac Óengusa
9.
 did make terms with the christian mercenary
10.
 on account of the Holly King being
11.
 the most senior christian King
12.
 and Munster honored by Saint Patrick
13.
 Holly King Feidlimid mac Óengusa did cede
14.
 some of the northern land of Munster
15.
 to the mercenaries as their own lands
16.
 in exchange for peace and protection against
17.
 the godless Uí Néill
18.
 the mercenary clan did agree to terms
19.
 and in ages to come did become the Uí Briain
20.
 But as Uí Néill were want to do
21.
 They murdered Holly King Feidlimid mac Óengusa
22.
 And ordered an attack
23.
 The troops rebelled against such treachery
24.
 and peaceful terms were finally agreed
25.
 with Eochaid mac Óengusa
26.
 the brother of the murdered Holly King Feidlimid mac Óengusa
27.
 becoming the new Holly King of Munster
28.
 In turn the Uí Briain did settle in the north of Munster
29.
 and formed a new Kingdom of Thumond
30.
 Holding their vow for a time
31.
 to protect the Holly Kings of Cashel
32.
 against the Uí Néill
 
516.
    
1.
 In the year 520
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (520 AD)
3.
 A new evil came
4.
 To the shores of Britain
5.
 When a monster named Dawi
6.
 Later blessed as Saint David
7.
 under commission from Pope Hormisdas
8.
 did murder over three hundred thousand Welsh
9.
 through such horrendous means
10.
 as using children as torches
11.
 and dismembering victims
12.
 in front of Welsh fortresses
13.
 so the screams could
14.
 be heard day and night
15.
 through starvation and barbarity
16.
 that put all the demons of Hell to shame
17.
 A great hero to the Catholic Church
18.
 another mighty Catholic saint
19.
 For the brave Welsh did surrender
20.
 As much to end such evil
21.
 And thus were sold into slavery
22.
 The dawn of things to come
23.
 When Popes would find
24.
 Great profit
25.
 In the trade of human beings
26.
 As slaves
27.
 In the same year (520)
28.
 Hashim ibn Abd al-Manaf
29.
 The Chief Priest and Keeper of the Kaaba
30.
 did give up the ghost
31.
 The position did fall to his son
32.
 whose name was Shaiba ibn Hashim
 
517.
    
 
1.
 In the year 521
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (521 AD)
3.
 King Kaleb of Axum
4.
 The Ethiopian trade cities that competed
5.
 with the most ancient Sadducee Jewish trade cities of the Himyarites
6.
 descendents of the Hasmoneans
7.
 and wholly wealthy and corrupted
8.
 did come up with a craft plan
9.
 The wealthy Sadducee jews of Himyarite
10.
 who with their Jewish Arab Bedouin cousins
11.
 of Central and Northern Arabia
12.
 had controlled the trade of spices and ivory
13.
 for centuries
14.
 Both the desert Arab Jews and the coastal Jews
15.
 had rejected the laws of Rabbinical Judaism
16.
 and still claimed it as their right to have multiple wives
17.
 and live in wickedness
18.
 as their ancient Sadducee forebears had done
19.
 King Kaleb of Axum
20.
 went to Emperor Justinian
21.
 and declared himself a christian
22.
 declaring that if the Emperor give him a fleet
23.
 He would rid Arabia of the (Sadducee) jews
24.
 and all profitable trade would be shared
25.
 with Byzantine
26.
 A fleet was despatched and with the troop
27.
 King Kaleb of Axum smashed the forces
28.
 of King Yūsuf Dhū Nuwas
29.
 ending the empire of the Himyarite
30.
 The Sadducee king and his family
31.
 escaped north to Petra
32.
 and found sanctuary with the Jewish Arabs
33.
 and Jewish bedouin tribes of the Nabateu
34.
 Where the last Sadducee King of Himyarite
35.
 did give up the ghost
36.
 After the first commander of the Axum forces named Ariat
37.
 did declare himself a new king
38.
 a second commander named Abraha
39.
 was sent to the old lands of the Himyarites
40.
 and he killed his opponent Ariat
41.
 The son of Yūsuf Dhū Nuwas
42.
 grandson of Ma'ad Karib Ya'fur
43.
 whose name was Shamir Yafa' Ashwa'
44.
 did head back south from Petra
45.
 and with the Jewish Bedouin Arabs
46.
 did form a resistance called UMAY-YAD
47.
 UMAY being the Himyarite Sadducee Jewish name
48.
 of the Mother Goddess of fertility, war and fortune
49.
 the supreme deity of the Sadducees
50.
 worshipped as Cybele by the Sadducee Catholic Popes
51.
 YAD being hand
52.
 so UMAY-YAD being the Hand of God
53.
 did attack and frustrate the forces of Abraha
 
518.
    
1.
 In the year 527
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (527 AD)
3.
 Came a great evil
4.
 The likes of which the world
5.
 Has never seen, nor recovered since
6.
 In the form of the Codex Iustiniani
7.
 Of Emperor Justinian
8.
 In which the Christian Emperor
9.
 Re-wrote every Roman law
10.
 So that the Catholic Church
11.
 Became legally above human law
12.
 And so legally a law unto themselves
13.
 That the Catholic Church
14.
 Could legally and with impunity
15.
 Torture, seize the assets of people
16.
 And sacrifice them to their satanic gods
17.
 As legal and just law for heresy
18.
 That all remaining traces of culture
19.
 With Constantinople being the last great city
20.
 Was illegal
21.
 Upon these unspeakable slurs
22.
 Upon the human race
23.
 Emperor Justinian,
24.
 Ordered the closing of the 1,000 year old
25.
 School of Philosophy in Athens
26.
 burning it to the ground
27.
 and its remaining teachers and scholars
28.
 arrested and sacrificed through burning.
29.
 Soon after great hoards of Roman Catholic priests
30.
 Did rampage through Constantinople
31.
 Destroying the last vestige of civilization in Europe
32.
 And killing hundreds of thousands
33.
 Now only Ireland
34.
 Stood as the last hope of humanity
35.
 With no force left
36.
 To withstand the power
37.
 Of the most evil men of history
38.
 The Catholic Popes of Rome
39.
 The days of Ireland seemed numbered
 
519.
    
 
1.
 In the year 532
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (532 AD)
3.
 Eochaid mac Óengusa
4.
 Holly King of Munster
5.
 Son of Óengus mac Nad Froích
6.
 grandson of Nad Froích mac Cuirc
7.
 great grandson of Conall Cuirc mac Eógan
8.
 twice great grandson of Eógan mac Muiredach
9.
 who was brother of Eochaid mac Muiredach
10.
 the last Holly High King of Ireland
11.
 did give up the ghost
12.
 the Kingship did then pass to his son
13.
 as was custom
14.
 to Crimthainn mac Eochaid
15.
 the names of Coirpre Cromm, Fedelmid
16.
 Fergus, Amalgaid and Garbán
17.
 all false kings inserted as pegs
18.
 on which the family crests
19.
 of crafty men might be hung
 
520.
    
1.
 In the year 540
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (540 AD)
3.
 Holly King Domangart mac Fergus
4.
 King of Dál Riata
5.
 son of Fergus Mor
6.
 Descendent of the most ancient Holly druids
7.
 Descendent of the High Kings of Ireland
8.
 Descendent of Jesus and Mariamne
9.
 Bearer of the standard colours
10.
 of the House of Judah
11.
 and the House of Cuilleain
12.
 the red (Jerusalem) lion rampant
13.
 upon the yellow sky
14.
 Did give up the ghost
15.
 The kingship of Dál Riata then did fall
16.
 to his son Gabrán mac Domangairt
17.
 who was anointed
18.
 upon the white (limestone) rock
19.
 of the stone of destiny
20.
 and upon the Marble throne
21.
 of Amen-Ra
22.
 at the capital of Dunadd in Argyll
23.
 the story of Comgall mac Domangairt
24.
 a terrible untruth
25.
 by the scribes of the Uí Néill
 
521.
    
1.
 In the year 541
2.
 Since the birth of John the Baptist (541 AD)
3.
 A strange and cruel twist of fate
4.
 Befell the whole of the world
5.
 Volanoes erupted, the earth shook
6.
 Cities were destroyed
7.
 And all became cold, wet and dark
8.
 As people flocked from farms
9.
 To the cities
10.
 Now run down and no better than sewers
11.
 On account of the madness
12.
 Of Christian leaders
13.
 Disease quickly spread
14.
 As people starved
15.
 And complete law and order dissolved
16.
 The whole ancient world
17.
 Was thrown into anarchy
18.
 Of mass starvation, murder and disease
19.
 The end of the world
20.
 So fondly sought
21.
 By Catholic priests
22.
 And Popes
23.
 Had finally arrived
24.
 Never before had there been such death
25.
 Inflicted upon the human race
26.
 Three out of every four people
27.
 Living in the world
28.
 Before the reign of Justinian
29.
 Were either dead or dying
30.
 A record never achieved
31.
 By the Popes since those darkest of days
32.
 Tens upon tens of millions of people
33.
 Whole towns laid to waste
34.
 Whole villages
35.
 Whole regions
36.
 Whole kingdoms
37.
 No one left alive
38.
 Except as fate would have it
39.
 But three groups
40.
 Who seemed immune
41.
 To the death and destruction around them
42.
 The first were the Sadducee families
43.
 Of the Roman Catholic Church
44.
 Who shared some common heritage
45.
 With the plague exiles of Akhenaten
46.
 Nearly nineteen hundred years before
47.
 The second were Rabbinical Jews
48.
 Who shared the same heritage
49.
 As descendents of the Pharisees
50.
 And the third were the Irish
51.
 The plague and complete devastation
52.
 Of Europe saved Ireland
53.
 And swept past Ireland
54.
 But for the Rabbinical Jews
55.
 Only hatred remained
56.
 The few survivors and dying
57.
 Did see the Jews
58.
 As demons, who seemed not to suffer
59.
 Their fate
60.
 The Sadducee Catholic families, also healthy
61.
 Did claim their good health