Fiery but Mostly Peaceful Riots Are the Language of the Unheard
Kurt Schlichter
Who could’ve imagined Northern Ireland would create a problem for the British regime? But it has. Protestants and Catholics have come together for once, united by their common desire not to be beheaded in the middle of the street by deranged Third World psychopaths imported in huge numbers by the leftist ruling class and forced upon them against their will. When the latest atrocity happened—there are a lot of atrocities happening, because when you bring the Third World into your country, they bring the Third World with them, and the Third World sucks—for once, it didn’t just get brushed aside. Young men decided to take action, and they took to the streets. They burned a lot of stuff and caused a lot of trouble. And that may be a turning point in our civilization’s reaction to the last 30 years of our collective ruling class allowing aliens to flood our lands.
See, in England, you have a disarmed populace that still, for some reason, respects the authorities enough to generally submit. But the Irish don’t have that in them. They fought the British for centuries, and not just with harsh language and mean tweets.
There was a real insurgency in Northern Ireland for decades. They were shooting at British soldiers, and British soldiers were shooting back. Now, I have little use for the Provisional Irish Republican Army. Most were communists, and they blew up a lot of innocent people. They rolled the dice when they took on the Brits, and a lot of them got smoked. The paras and SAS ran up the numbers. That’s the life they chose. But that’s also the point.
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