Report: UK on Alert as New IRA Threatens to Move Illegal Aliens Out of Ireland
We’ve seen tensions boil over in the Republic of Ireland since the government has welcomed illegal aliens with open arms and openly displayed its disdain for Israel.
Reports indicate that the United Kingdom remains on alert since the New Irish Republican Army (New IRA) has developed plans to drive out all the illegal aliens in the Republic of Ireland.
The New IRA has grown out of the Real IRA, which fought against British forces in Northern Ireland during the Troubles from the 1960s to the 1990s.
Northern Ireland, as you know, is part of the UK. That means when people cross into Northern Ireland, they are in the UK.
The information comes from The Daily Mail, so take it with a grain of salt.
However, we’ve seen tensions boil over in Ireland since the government welcomes illegal aliens with open arms and openly displays its disdain for Israel.
But it looks like the New IRA now has two missions: Unite Ireland and expel all illegal aliens. From GB News:
Security bosses fear the republican group, which succeeded the Real IRA, has been exploiting “tensions” on both sides of the Irish border.
A rise in migrant crime on the island has fuelled local fury – as seen in June, when the stabbing of Stephen Ogilvie, allegedly by Sudanese asylum seeker Hadi Alodid, sparked riots in Belfast.
Security sources told the Mail last night that the group, which still pursues a “united Ireland,” is capitalising on these grievances.
There are concerns the campaign could push a fresh wave of migrants from Ireland into the UK, especially across the Northern Irish land border.
According to The Daily Mail, a video “on a far-Right social platform,” which the outlet does not name, shows a man issuing a warning “that the IRA would threaten migrants with violence if they did not leave Ireland.”
The man added: “It is now going to be time for civil war, and that is exactly what these guys are going to be doing – and can you blame them? This will be a major wake-up call for the authorities. These guys will show them how it’s done and give them 24 hours to leave.”
In June, Telegraph reporter Steve Bird exposed “the porous Irish border,” allowing illegal aliens to cross into Northern Ireland.
The route is known as the Common Travel Area (CTA), allowing “free movement across the border without routine immigration checks.”
Bird traveled with an illegal alien with him on a bus from Dublin to Belfast, the same route the Sudanese man mentioned by GB News used to enter the UK:
Our coach, one of dozens travelling from Dublin to Belfast each day, was not stopped by Gardaí or immigration services as it crossed the invisible – and very porous – border between Ireland and the United Kingdom.
When we arrived in Belfast, the asylum seeker, who refused to give his name and would only say he was from the Middle East, pointed to the next item on his itinerary, likely to have been drawn up by people smugglers making vast profits by facilitating the safe passage of migrants to the UK.
“Where is Drumkeen House?” he asked, struggling to find the English. “There, I claim asylum.” He waved and set off on the 15-minute walk in the rain to the Home Office’s base and passport office in Belfast.
The bus driver told Bird that his trips always include asylum seekers:
“I had two Somali guys yesterday on the same run,” he said. “It could be wrong to judge appearances, but they just looked a bit dishevelled. They had a little backpack, that was it.” The behaviour of the men followed a familiar pattern. “They travel from Dublin to Belfast. They often seem lost. They ask me where this or that is.
“It seems when they arrive here, they haven’t a clue where they are going. They just go around asking the high-vis guys in the bus terminal.” A second man, who, like the 25-year-old from the Middle East, embarked at Dublin Airport, appeared to match the driver’s description too.
Let’s not forget the New York mom allegedly murdered by her asylum seeker boyfriend in Ireland.
Jordan authorities arrested Ahmad Alsaqer, but the country lacks an extradition treaty with Ireland.
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The Troubles 2.0.
Activists have to activate otherwise the money from nutjobs isn’t donated.
I’m surprised it has taken this long.
It is about time. Ireland for the Irish.
Well, which Irish?
The Milesians?
The Fir Bolg?
The Tuatha Dé Danann?
The Gaels?
The Celts?
The Angles?
But I agree that each of them should have resisted the invasion of those after*. And now the Arabs, Africans, and other Muslims (mostly).
(* The list is not chronological as it is.)
“Exploiting tensions” they say. As if there can’t be a legitimate problem they want to solve. Truly, there is no such thing as honest journalism anymore.
They can go after the migrants one by one, sure, but until they go after the politicians and NGO’s who invite and profit from the invaders, the problem will go on. That particularly necessary aspect of the civil war will get ugly fast. This needs to happen all over the West. And– the longer the wait, the worse it will be.
And in McKinney Texas
Abbott is a traitor and given the go ahead on all these mosques in Texas
Not well known
Where in Texas law or the Texas constitution is the establishment of houses of worship addressed, and the governor’s control thereof?
Even if there were something — which there isn’t — the 1A and RLUIPA are the supreme law of the land, overriding anything in state constitutions to the contrary. If Abbot’s approval were needed — which it isn’t — he would have no choice but to give it.
Exactly.
I have never understood why so many people see governors, presidents, or especially DJT, as some sorts of supreme rulers who, with the gesture of a scepter or whatever they call that stick thing, can cause thing to happen.
At least in the US it doesn’t work that way.
Freedom to worship is protected. If that were all, no big deal. Their intent is to overthrow the Constitution and void the Bill of Rights for everyone else…. by all means. That “all” has to be prevented. Take that Muslim major saying that Christian was not welcome in his city…. certainly grounds for more than concern.
God save the (new) IRA.
God save us all from Islam
For now, the antisemites fight each other. The New IRA is an offshoot of the Real IRA which in turn derived from of the Provisional IRA. The Provos had connections with Hezbollah and various PLO factions; the Real IRA sent bombmakers to train people like Palestinian Islamic Jihad to build better bombs. The New IRA Is also “pro-Palestinian.”
G-d save Jews remaining in Ireland.
Can I buy ya a pint, lad?
She said “are you an Irishman my child.
“Mam, I am tonight!
I was a walking in Belfast with my feet 10 feet off the Shamrock
Walking in Memphis is a very underappreciated performance/song.
Mary, I was little confused by your attribution to the “Real IRA”. My late ex-wife, who I married in 1980, was from Northern Ireland. The “Troubles” that ran from the 1960s till the 1990s (1997) was caused by the Provisional IRA; I’ve got “lived experiences” that can testify to that. I did a Wikipedia lookup on the “Real IRA”. The “Real IRA” split from the Provos in 1997 when a cease fire with the British was called. Maybe the “New IRA” will vent some of their anger at the government of the Irish Republic in Dublin because it is not all Belfast’s and London’s fault.
Tough to score on technique* but I’m awarding them a “10” on execution.
*Getting a leftist to use the descriptor “far right” is worthy of 11 out of 10 points, but vigilantism can get into spicy territory that prevents me from awarding them style points. Even though I want to. Badly.
It sounds like the IRA is now more legitimate than the government there. At least they’re looking to protect citizens
Talk, talk, talk! Europeans, including the Irish don’t have the balls for this. They are done.
You may want to look back to.early June to review the mob rage/violence directed towards ‘migrants’ in Belfast following the attack/stabbing of Stephen Ogilvie. Wasn’t contained to Belfast or even Northern Ireland, with mob action spreading to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Southampton.
I believe the mistake we make in viewing the situation is to confuse what the normies want and have done v what the govt refuses to do. Brexit is good analogy of the establishment playbook. The public voted for a clean break with the EU on a rapid timeline. The politicians dithered and delayed offering up ‘reasons’ why the will of the people couldn’t be delivered and had to be negotiated meanwhile their globalist allies were simultaneously seeking to overturn the referendum and or revote.
Sooner or later there’s gonna be a very serious effort to forcefully remove all these migrants. Whether that effort is govt led in response to the demands of the normies who form the majority or whether the people do it themselves is unclear. Most people would prefer not to kick off a civil war and the death/destruction it would entail but at some point each person has a line and when crossed they discard their reluctance and begin to act.
Hope you are right CommoChief. But this is not 1920, and the 2026 version of the IRA will be quickly destroyed by agents from within.
I suspect that when it comes it.won’t be limited to IRA. The wider public will be drawn in …on one side or the other and won’t have the option to stay aloof/uninvolved..except as passive victims. Human nature being what is some will find room for settling old scores, opportunity to act without restraint in the chaos, all sorts of bad things occur in that. All the more reason for avoiding it and demanding gov’t act responsibly instead of putting its head in the sand. The best way to avoid a neo Pinochet like reactionary movement is for govt to act before such becomes necessary in the eyes of a significant enough portion of the public.
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Northern Ireland is also the home of George Lowden, master luthier and maker of some of the finest fingerstyle guitars in the world, and played by such fingerstyle legends as Pierre Bensusan and Alex DeGrassi..
Just thought I’d mention…