After years of weak liberal governance and open-border policies that have flooded Ireland with third-world migrants, the IRA has taken matters into its own hands.
Eviction notices have been delivered to migrants nationwide, alongside a declaration that civil war is inevitable unless the government finally acts on mass deportations. The government’s failure to control Ireland’s borders has now brought the country to the brink.
The plan by the IRA comes in the wake of the disturbances on the streets of Northern Ireland in June following the stabbing of Stephen Ogilvie, allegedly by Hadi Alodid, a 30-year-old Sudanese asylum-seeker.
Security sources say that the IRA, who continue to fight for a ‘united Ireland’, are feeding off local community tensions on both sides of the border over a spike in cases of harassment, sexual assault and violence, caused by migrants.
In a video posted last week on a far-Right social media platform, an unidentified man warned that the IRA would threaten migrants with violence if they did not leave Ireland. ‘They will take control, and they will give an ultimatum, not to politicians but to the illegal migrants who are in the country,’ he says.
Claiming that the British Army ‘respected’ the IRA during the Troubles for their professionalism and efficiency, the man adds: ‘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.’
The Real IRA was formed in 1997 by disaffected members of the Provisional IRA, becoming the New IRA when it merged in 2012 with the vigilante group Republican Action Against Drugs.
Intelligence reports indicate the IRA is reforming due to the migrant threat.
It has formed alliances with Scottish nationalist groups in Glasgow, who promote the group through social media.