Coming to Ireland, every thug will even having had a lesson on the Conflict forget about it. Everyone can roam freely, everyone go his ways.
That is the Good Friday Agreement.
That Agreement is as holy and secret as the calm streets of especially Northern Ireland to all militant parties of the Conflict. That conflict is extremely intelligence driven. The 1920ies when the Conflict was over the entire Island one man introduced intelligence based warfare to the world battlegrounds. General Micheal Collins simplified speaking ended all Imperialist attempts within the House Hanover by a Revolver, a bicycle and tea time appointments.
He created Save Houses. A Save House is a premises fully covered from being identified as a military installation. The Royal Army was not defeated by trench war or street blockades, but by targeted assassinations coordinated by that man. He changed warfare for ever and is the father of European Guerilla Warfare onto which Che Guevara and the Khmer Rouge based their success and every single European Terrorist organization that deserves that name derives its tactics from.
The other side of Europe is the Real IRA Omagh Bomb comparable to the Bloody Sunday attack of the Royal Army.
Today we know that these two attacks are from the same kind of human. Every party that took part in the Peace Process based on not wanting to see the world burn as a common ground also has united by signing the Good Friday Agreement to use all means capable of to fight those among their own.
The Continuity IRA will not hesitate as any Royalist group no matter RUC, Royal Army or any Government proclamation to put a bullet into head and knee cap of any next generation intending to see the world burn within their reach and turff.
They might as well set them on fire burning them alive. Do not ignore what The Irish Conflict did to everyone and they all wear their scares with pride:
Approximately 3,600 people were killed during "The Troubles," the intense period of the Irish Conflict that took place from the late 1960s through 1998.
Virtually the entire population of Northern Ireland—which grew from 1.54 million in 1971 to 1.69 million by 2001—faced the direct or indirect consequences of severe economic decline during The Troubles.
An estimated 47,000 to 50,000 people were wounded during the three decades of the conflict known as "The Troubles".
Northern Ireland has the highest recorded rate of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) among 30 countries surveyed globally, primarily due to the lasting scars of The Troubles. Academic and public health studies show that the conflict directly caused a massive, generational mental health crisis.
Prince William supports 11 core mental health charity organizations and major mental health initiatives, while King Charles III officially supported at least 4 major mental health-specific organizations and professional bodies during his five decades as the Prince of Wales.
So, what is wrong with you?? Suicidal...
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PS: Don't fuck with the Lady.
Queen Elizabeth II officially supported one primary, dedicated peace-building and reconciliation charity organization in Northern Ireland: Co-operation Ireland.
While the Queen was a patron to over 500 organizations throughout her lifetime, her official role regarding the peace process was handled with extreme political neutrality. Rather than backing multiple competing peace groups, she lent the singular, immense weight of the British Crown to one unified, cross-border initiative.
🕊️ Co-operation Ireland (The Core Patronage)
Queen Elizabeth II became the Joint Patron of Co-operation Ireland in 1995, serving alongside the President of Ireland. This joint role was highly symbolic, intentionally pairing the British Head of State with the Irish Head of State to mirror the cross-border unity the charity promoted.
The Mission: Founded in 1979 under the original name Co-operation North, the charity focuses on breaking down sectarian barriers by fostering dialogue, youth leadership, and practical economic collaboration between Protestant and Catholic communities, as well as between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
