Topic: Northern Ireland

Matt Bracken details a specific incident on a Los Angeles bridge where the LAPD allegedly acted as a blocking force to prevent the National Guard from clearing rioters. He compares the current environment to "The Troubles" in Northern Ireland, where uniformed groups shared intelligence with paramilitary death squads. Bracken warns that the LAPD is dividing along ethnic and sectarian lines.

Jay Dyer recounts the history of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and its infiltration by British intelligence during "The Troubles." He highlights the case of "Steakknife" (Freddy Scappaticci), a high-level IRA member who was actually an MI6 operative. This example is used to show how intelligence agencies can control both sides of a conflict and use false flag bombings to achieve political objectives.

Lilian Seenoi-Barr, an African immigrant, was recently selected as the mayor of Derry, Northern Ireland, despite the city being 93% Irish. Critics argue that the selection process bypassed traditional democratic norms to install a globalist-aligned official who advocates for open borders and the silencing of dissent. This appointment is cited as an example of the UN's replacement migration strategy being applied to Ireland to erode local national identity.

Northern Ireland's Health Minister, Robin Swann, is criticized for calling Van Morrison's lyrics "dangerous." Celenti mocks the "political science" of social distancing and mask mandates, citing the absurdity of wearing masks in airplanes only when not eating. He argues that these mandates are justified by "crooked facts" provided by bureaucrats who cannot function in the real world.

Comparing the D.C. jail to the Maze prison in Northern Ireland, Bracken notes that defendants are being denied private access to lawyers under the guise of COVID-19 protocols. He praises journalist Julie Kelly for her reporting on the issue and laments that the broader public remains unaware of the names and conditions of the detainees. He warns that if this "Stasi-style" detention is accepted, no political dissident will be safe.

Dr. Anne McCloskey from Northern Ireland characterizes the pandemic as a "Trojan horse" for the Great Reset and Agenda 21. She argues that seasonal respiratory viruses are being used to justify the removal of basic civil liberties and the implementation of psychological abuse through signage and media "misery-porn." McCloskey claims PCR tests are an illusion used to create a false crisis while ignoring the economic fallout of lockdowns.