May 17, Chinese media reporting that clashes have broken out between Irish protesting Queen Elizabeth’s visit to Ireland, and turncoat Irish police.
Pics show protesters trying to break through police lines with a garbage dumpster set on fire. Another pic shows a turncoat cop, in full riot gear, squashing an Irish woman to the ground.
Many protesters are throwing rocks at traitor cops, in images that look like something out of Palestine.
“This visit is part of a carefully orchestrated campaign to normalize British rule and the enforced partition of Ireland. Irish Republicans will actively oppose this visit in order to send out the clear message that British rule and the partition of Ireland will never be either normal or acceptable.”-Sinn Féin
The oldest Irish political party, Sinn Féin, along with the Irish Republican Army and the Socialist group Eirigi, have all come out with statements, or acts, against the visit of the Queen of England to Ireland.
Eirigi has executed the queen’s effigy. Several IRA members have been preemptively arrested for comments made before the queen’s visit. Bomb threats have been made, as well as fake and real bombs found.
The queen still has several days left in her visit to Ireland.
Just in: The Irish Army reports they’ve blown up a suspected booby trapped bus, and found a fake bomb in the capital of Dublin.
A homemade bomb was found on a bus heading to Dublin. The Army destroyed it by blowing it up.
In Dublin a fake bomb was found. Officials believe it was meant to distract the military and police.
“Firstly we oppose it because it is a waste of money. The second reason we oppose this is because of British imperialism, but most importantly we oppose this because she is the commander-in-chief of the British military who continue to occupy the six counties [Northern Ireland].”-Brian Leeson, Eirigi chairman
Members of the Republic of Ireland’s Eirigi political party, held a trial for Queen Elizabeth. She was charged with 12 crimes, including the Great Irish Famine and the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. After they found her guilty they cut her head off. Of course it was just an effigy of the queen.
“But here is seems an individual or a group with specific knowledge of the dissident republican coded warning system has called to make a bomb threat. The police cannot afford to do anything but treat this with the utmost seriousness.”-Mark White, SkyNews Home affairs correspondent
Scotland Yard has put London on alert after bomb threats were called in from Irish, who’re upset over the Queen of England’s visit to Ireland.
As an example of the ongoing war between the Irish and the English, in April a Northern Ireland police constable was killed when his home was bombed.
“The real purpose of the ongoing massive garda [police] operation is to deter and intimidate people from engaging in protests against the visit by the commander-in-chief of the British military.”-Louise Minihan, Dublin City Council member
Several Irish protesters were arrested just before Queen Elizabeth II set foot on the Emerald Isle. Arrests were made not only in the Republic of Ireland, but in Northern Ireland as well.
One group, “Eirigi”, has announced plans to occupy the Garden of Remembrance. The queen is scheduled to lay a wreath to remember the Irish who fought for independence from her own royal family.
In Northern Ireland, members of the Irish Republican Army said the queen’s visit is “the final insult”, and is proof that armed resistance must continue.
For the first time since the creation of the Republic of Ireland, royalty from the British empire has set foot on the island nation. Queen Elizabeth II is in Ireland.
The government of Ireland has gone to great lengths to provide security for the queen’s visit. The security is not to protect against outside attacks, like maybe from al-Qeada, but to protect the queen from the Irish people.
Already hundreds of Irish have demonstrated their disgust with a visit from their mortal enemy, a royal member of the British empire. Even the Irish military has been called out to provide the queen protection. That is a sure sign that the Republic has slipped back into the hands of the English (just like when Bush Jr paid a visit to the queen during his reign as U.S. President, the first time for a U.S. President).
Why is the queen in Ireland? Officially it’s to “visit” and “pay respects” to those Irish who died fighting for their freedom. Yeah, and who were they fighting against? Elizabeth’s grandmammy and grandpappy’s empire, that’s who! The real reason has to do with deals made in the Northern Ireland peace agreement, and the fact that a pro-empire political party has gained power in the Irish government.
But despite the tiny group of bought off Irish turncoats who’ve gained power in politics, most Irish still hate the English. A recent poll showed Irish interest in anything to do with royalty hit an all time record low, with the recent royal wedding.
An Irish university professor pointed out that it’s not just British royalty the Irish hate, it’s any royalty: “The King of Denmark could arrive and no one would care – it’s the same thing.”-Gerard Casey, University College Dublin
It’s interesting timing that President Barak Obama will visit Ireland after the queen leaves. Most Irish say they can’t wait for that visit (oh well, if they only knew).
A report from Ireland shows that sex crimes committed by Catholic leaders has continued, and actually increased.
The National Board for the Safeguarding of Children in the Catholic Church says in 2010, reported cases of sex abuse by Irish Catholic leaders increased by 38%, over 2009.
The Vatican has just released new rules for church leaders to deal with such claims. Basically local Bishops have been ordered to report sex abuse claims to the police. Critics point out that the new Vatican rules are useless because many of those Bishops are actually trying to cover up such crimes.