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UK on alert as New IRA 'hatches civil war plot to drive migrants out of Ireland'
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GB News reporting the ‘New IRA’ is planning a violent campaign aimed at driving migrants out of Ireland, intelligence officials have warned.
Security bosses fear the republican group, which succeeded the Real IRA, has been exploiting "tensions" on both sides of the Irish border.
They say a video appeared on social media in which an unidentified man issued threats against migrants on behalf of the IRA.
"They will take control, and they will give an ultimatum, not to politicians but to the illegal migrants who are in the country,".
Is this GB News gaslighting ?
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I would say not , Given the security forces are warning of an upturn in the New IRA's activity and the recent attempt to smuggle a significantly sized car bomb across the border into the North .
Depressing news all-round .. |
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"GB News reporting the ‘New IRA’ is planning a violent campaign aimed at driving migrants out of Ireland, intelligence officials have warned.
Security bosses fear the republican group, which succeeded the Real IRA, has been exploiting "tensions" on both sides of the Irish border.
They say a video appeared on social media in which an unidentified man issued threats against migrants on behalf of the IRA.
"They will take control, and they will give an ultimatum, not to politicians but to the illegal migrants who are in the country,".
Is this GB News gaslighting ?
" nope don't think that they are gaslighting I saw the video on tele gram a few days after the guy nearly had his head cut off in ireland they were pretty straight forward with what they were saying |
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"Not idol threats then or Palestine action spray painting a raf jet.
The authoritative CAIN Sutton Index records 3,532 conflict related deaths between July 1969 and December 2001."
Sounds like a quiet afternoon in Gaza. |
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