It really interests me how far you can push it, how far uh uh a citizenry will take things before they finally stand up and turn around and say, “We’ve had enough of this.
” It at the end of the day, it only takes one spark to light a fire, doesn’t it? And then it continues and continues and continues and we we get to where we are in an awful lot of cases.
Now, the English were like that.
uh you know and to an extent we can be again and you look at what’s happening in England all of the time it’s it’s a very sad situation but what I want to concentrate on is Ireland the Irish are rising because as I said at the beginning of this I just have bad enough of what’s going on and I want to show you some uh information uh you know some some uh clips and uh video of exactly what’s going on and this is all through social media again.
Uh this is uh Mario ZNA breaking Ireland is rising as more and more people join the largest blockade ever after pro government sent in the army against brave Irish people.
Bikers have now joined in too.
No one can stop this.
I do remember that uh actually the um the other day reading that the army were being sent in and you can see this here and you can see bikers and you you can see the crowds of people and this is from uh the liberal.
ie a and uh obviously give them a follow on Twitter.
You know, people have genuinely had enough of what’s going on.
It really is something to behold.
You got some other scenes here as well.
Uh this one, the Irish have reclaimed Okonnell Street in Dublin.
The avenue is packed shoulderto-sh shoulder with proud Irish patriots and trucks.
Even as police threaten arrest for any obstruction, it’s happening.
The Irish fighting back for their homeland.
Let’s have a look.
See what this is.
You see loads of them there.
Now, you know, this is where proud communities come out and say, you know, enough where why why should we put up with this anymore? And uh that is exactly what you can see happening.
And the Irish have always been very much of community, of you know, sticking up for their homeland.
And you can see this happening.
And is this the start? Uh, I mean, here’s another one here.
The liberal.
ie.
Again, uh, Gardi have now gotten very heavy-handed with peaceful fuel protesters.
The orders have been given and come down from above.
The Irish back down.
The Irish won’t back down.
Uh, no matter what dirty government tactics are thrown, follow us and share th this is the whole thing, you know.
They they will not give up.
And you can see uh you know the gaggles of people there exactly what’s going on the tractors and uh you you know the overall situation.
I mean this is one of the things that we’re getting with uh social media all of this information will come out into the public and you can see the guard eye getting heavy-handed there giving people a good hard shove.
um and uh basically bossing them out the way, I suppose, for uh want of a better word.
And you know, you you can tell uh where they’re talking about uh fuel protests.
fuel protests are something which are going to be an inevitability because you’re seeing all of the prices uh go in exactly the wrong way and it’s going to be worrying an awful lot of people and I wonder when that’s going to start happening here as well.
Uh I mean I’m already paying £1.
90 odd for diesel and I can see that going more.
The British Patriot again, Ireland on the brink.
In the last 24 hours, Irish patriots have shut down the nation.
Truck drivers, a bus operators, and farmers have paralyzed cities with massive blockades.
Even as Guardi threatened six months in jail, more patriots flood the streets in defiance.
Ireland is primed for revolution.
You see a bit of it there.
And one of the main things is the uh convoys and all of the vehicles which are basically uh slamming the place up, stopping everything from moving.
It’s basically a case of if you if you’re not going to let us run our country the way we want to run it, then we’re just going to grind a whole bloody thing to a halt.
That’s that’s what it is.
Uh and you got this one here.
Meanwhile, in Ireland, the biggest convoy in the country today, reinforcements are on their way as thousands more Irish join what is now a countrywide 4-day protest against the government.
There’s only so much people will take.
The biggest convoy in the country today, I mean, they’re on a go slow.
big vehicles like that and when they stop you ain’t going anywhere.
I I mean to give you an example, I was involved in a thing last night where I I had a situation where I had uh there was a road traffic accident on the road and we were stopped.
Just takes one vehicle at the end of the day.
One vehicle.
This is another one here.
Uh, farmers are being dragged out of their tractors and assaulted by a guard eye at the White Gate Oil Refinery right now.
So, let’s have a play of this and see what we get.
You can see the barricades going in.
You can see the scaffling there and uh people being dragged out.
Now, tractors are a very powerful tool with regard to anything of that nature.
I mean, I’ve been to the protests up in London uh before now where you get that situation where tractors transcend on the place uh to grind everything to a halt and it’s a very powerful message basically saying no, we’ve had enough of this.
This isn’t a bit of us.
And these things are playing out uh in Ireland because as I said before, they’re very much uh you’re not messing with our country.
And if you look at all the stuff that’s happened and we’re we’re getting to a point now where it’s culminating with these uh situations with the fuel being what it is.
Uh is it a surprise that people are kicking off the way they are? I mean, I rely on fuel pretty much for my my job, my work, and I’m horrified by some of the prices, some of the points I’m seeing out there, and they’re just getting worse.
And then eventually, of course, where you get the problem where you’ve got the shipments coming in, it’s all a simple case of supply and demand, isn’t it? Because what’s going to happen in the end is that things are going to be so expensive.
Uh it’s going to cause even more problems and is it going to cause shortages? And again, people naturally will do what you’ve been seeing.
The English are perfectly capable of rising up and basically saying, “No, this isn’t a bit of us.
” The Irish are certainly doing it uh and rising up and saying, “No, this isn’t a bit of us.
” and how governments respond.
They respond in heavy-handed tactical ways like you’ve been seeing there.
Instead of thinking, well, how are we going to solve this? You’ve got vast amounts of untapped resources within easy reach that these people just aren’t using.
That is the unbelievable thing about all this.
They’re just not going anywhere near it.
And it’s going to continue.
I think they call it net stupid, don’t they? Or something like that.
None of us the the nations in in these aisles have the form of self-sufficiency really that’s required to be able to uh do something about it.
That much is certain.
That much is certain.
Now will it change for the short term? I don’t think so.
Will it get better for the long term? I hope so.
But I I do believe that there’s going to be a great deal of pain in between.
And we’ll have to see how that spreads, won’t we? But, you know, Ireland, Northern Ireland as well, got a long history of, you know, turning around and saying not a bit of us.
I’m not surprised at all in the slightest.
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