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.