Standing army of 80,000 Isis-trained Muslims in the UK now ready to move against the people
In Ireland the Irish Republican Army and protestant forces for the first time ever have buried the hatchet joining together to take on a common enemy – migrants who will not assimilate, who hate Irish-born people and strive to take over the country and make it into the shit-hole they left for a better life, warns public policy speaker Deborah Dicembre.
Go back to where you came from – or else.
Make no mistake, the world has already witnessed the IRA in action 1968 – 1998. It is a formidable guerilla army. Warring migrants should take notice or without doubt a major assault will start.
The Irish Republican Army (IRA) fought in two major periods of conflict for Irish independence and the status of Northern Ireland: the Irish War of Independence (1919–1921) and the later 30-year conflict known as The Troubles (late 1960s–1998).
The Irish War of Independence (1919–1921)
- The Conflict: The original IRA operated as a guerrilla military force against British forces and the British Army in Ireland.
- The Leaders: Key figures like Michael Collins led the IRA in ambushes, raids, and sabotage.
- The Result: The war ended with the Anglo-Irish Treaty. This partitioned the island into the Irish Free State (later the Republic of Ireland) and Northern Ireland, which remained part of the United Kingdom. Disagreement over this division triggered the Irish Civil War.
The Troubles (Late 1960s–1998)
- The Conflict: A new incarnation, most notably the Provisional IRA, launched a long-running paramilitary campaign of bombings and shootings in Northern Ireland, mainland England, and Europe.
- The Sides: The IRA fought to end British rule and achieve a united Ireland, clashing with British security forces and pro-British unionist/loyalist paramilitary groups (like the UVF and UDA).
- Funding and Support: Most users on AskHistory agree that the Provisional IRA received substantial financial backing from sympathizers in the United States and external state support during portions of the conflict.
- The Resolution: The Provisional IRA declared a final ceasefire in 1997, leading to the historic Good Friday Agreement in 1998. The organization formally ended its armed campaign and reportedly decommissioned its weapons in 2005.
Liberals and Labor – two wings of the same bird
In this video Deborah Dicembre embraces Swiss-styled Citizens Initiated Referenda to keep political parties in check. She says had this system been in place Australia would never have taken more than two million immigrants from Islam or India.
There are now more than 813,000 people living in Australia of Islamic origin and 971,000 migrants from India, surpassing UK migrants for the first time.
This, she says is over the top and she is spurring on One Nation to hopefully sort out the mess Labor has got us into.
Deborah Dicembre is an Australian multi-disciplinary creative artist, award-winning musician, abstract painter, writer, and public policy speaker with over 20 years of experience.