DUBLIN AND THE TWO-HEADED SERPENT

Why should the Irish government take every precaution to avoid provocation?

 

By Sir Charlattam

Empathy and justice are two rarities of this age, and this is of course no accident. Today we could rightly say that the devil is on the throne of world power and is already poised for total conquest. This poetic and dark description fits perfectly with the position taken by the Irish government, that of the independent republic, on what Israel has been doing in the Gaza Strip.

Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, dances to the tune of London and therefore does not count in this drama. But despite this odious division engineered by the British, the Irish people are of one piece.

The Irish, like few others, know what it means to have their dominions taken away from them by a colonial power and to have rules imposed on them by bureaucrats thousands of miles away. They also know what it is like to have to put up with an enemy that outsources its actions to traitors and opportunists (Irish Protestants) who care little for the identity and values of their people.

Irish Catholics, the “fianna” irish know first-hand what it is like to be occupied by a colonial army like the British and its dirty tactics to divide them. In short, they can empathise like few others with what the Palestinians have been suffering since the Zionist mafias entrenched themselves in their lands in historic Palestine with the opprobrious Balfour Agreement and the gracious assistance of the then British Empire.

Since 7 October 2023, that empathy and feeling of the Irish to recognise themselves in that Semitic people subjugated by a state brought into being with the help and cooperation of the very people who sowed discord and chaos on their island, could only grow. Obviously, the Zionists saw this and true to their nature they were not going to let this closeness grow, let alone spoil their interests in the UK.

From Tel Aviv and through the embassy in Dublin they were quick to operate to try to impose a notoriously distorted view of what was happening there. The Irish government has made it very clear to Israeli diplomatic representatives that they do not need translators of the reality, let alone tolerate covert threats. The latter was a reference to the then foreign minister Israel Katz's warning that this would have ‘serious consequences for Ireland’. Today in the defence post Katz has already suggested that Palestinians expelled from the Gaza Strip should be welcomed in Ireland.

Since then, and in the face of the Irish government's firmness, the Israeli embassy in Dublin has been trying to intimidate the Irish with its typical discursive ploys of false victimhood in which only they count. When their pressure doesn't work, Tel Aviv will close its embassy. Does that worry the Irish? Of course not.

This could only unleash anger in Tel Aviv, which they let the Irish government know through their embassy in Dublin. Equally, let us not forget that Netanyahu and his cronies had given the IDF permission to fire on Irish UNIFIL forces in southern Lebanon who were trying to protect civilians when the first fighting with Hezbollah began.

But there is something in the Irish character that makes them determined, stubborn and impervious to psychological manipulation and extortion. The Irish are tough guys who don't back down from treacherous hooligans and the Zionists, partners of the British, should know that. Their women are as strong as a sessile oak to stop these men nurturing their people. The hatred that the Zionists know how to use to divide peoples, has no power over the Irish, it may buy some corrupt and fickle politicians' wills (with some dead in the wardrobe), but the Irishman from down under who lives his Catholicism in every act of his life, will not exactly bow down to those who in word and deed, curse the Lord Jesus Christ.

This is partly where the Zionists and the British have so much in common, and partly where the way they act in politics is so clear. That is why today the pressures they are trying to put on the palace of Áras an Uachtarán  (Uachtarán na hÉireann) could well be graphed as those of a two-headed snake.

But it is the recognition of Palestine as a state that irks Tel Aviv, especially at a time when its jackals are in the midst of clearing the Gaza Strip of its rightful inhabitants. The government of Michael D. Higgins and PM Simon Harris have not been silent and have been forceful in condemning these crimes. To this we should add the overwhelming and courageous stance of compatriots such as Claire Daly and Mick Wallace who denounced these war crimes and crimes against humanity in their positions as MEPs before the European Parliament, denouncing at the same time the apathy of the EU in the face of these crimes.

When Israel Katz and other Israeli officials warn of evil to come, let us be sure that this is not prophecy, prediction or the portent of supposed security expertise, it is a recognition that like the mafia, their boys (Mossad) will operate from the shadows with the help of the locals (MI5) to cause harm. Or have they forgotten what false flag operations are and how many crimes have been committed through these tactics?

But that nagging has a long history and that is because of the deep Catholicism of the Irish who, unlike other Catholics around the world, have not forgotten the origins of their faith and have not allowed themselves to be manipulated by the cankerous and clearly deceitful guilt of the ‘big brothers’.