Ireland and it's people are not anti Semitic. They do have a problem with invasion, occupation, forced famine and genocide.

Immigration is a good thing and we must play our part providing a safe home for refugees. This is best done through Irish Unity so we can take an all-Ireland approach without interference from Britain. One policy, one island, one country. @IrelandsFuture @irishborderpoll

These are the real #Belfast people. Not the anti immigrant, anti Irish, loyalist thugs who burned innocent people of colour out of their homes last week, egged on by #Musk, Tommy Robinson and other extremists. These are the decent Catholic and Protestant majority of citizens.

Regarding the racist anti immigrant violence in Belfast this week, would it be possible to deport the anti Irish loyalist thugs to Britain where their ancestors cane from, and replace them with decent immigrants who value our Irish culture and who try their best to assimilate?

For the avoidance of doubt. The so-called "patriots" in Dublin rallying in solidarity with racist Brit Loyalists in the North of Ireland, are the same old BlueShirt supporting fascists whose grandparents betrayed the republic in 1922. Despicable then & now x.com/i/status/2065456535937…

“We can reject the dark politics of easy violence and pretence that attacking or murdering those of another religion or race will somehow make the sunshine brighter, give us new houses and make us safer.” - Andrée Murphy

Great turnout in Ionad Eileen Howell from community groups from all parts of Belfast to discuss the racist attacks of recent days. Many of those present have been out reassuring people from our ethnic communities & providing support to them. Taking a stand against racism

“If you are quick to blame our im- migrant populations for the actions of one man, you're not worried for your safety, you're racist.” - Aoife Moore

Let’s not fall for the lies about the North of Ireland. These racist pogroms are taking place largely in loyalist areas and are being driven by reactionary elements of the British settler community. They have inherited the same racist and reactionary politics that have long been used to divide working people. The ruling class has always needed immigration to keep the economy functioning, while simultaneously demonising migrants to create competition and resentment within the working class. The goal is simple: ensure that people’s anger is directed downwards or sideways at those with less power, rather than upwards at those who hold it. Even these numbwits are not dumb enough to blame a whole community for the actions of one man. They are just using it as an excuse to act out all of their racist fantasies that are inherent in all settler colonial communities.

Worth reading. Some very powerful people and far right forces helped drive the attempted race pogroms in Belfast and encouraged the ethnic hate riots by loyalists. The same sinister, fascist forces are behind the idiot anti immigrant "patriots" in Dublin. axios.com/2026/06/11/elon-mu…

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American & British far-right racists are posting "I stand with the Irish" on SM today, in support of the house burning thugs of the DUP/UDA who have been terrorizing Belfast communities this past 24 hours. These fascists are not self-identified Irish. They hate all things Irish.

@b_judah this recent opinion poll showed 63% support for NI becoming part of a United Ireland in the EU thejournal.ie/all-ireland-po… it was undertaken by @LucidTalk which has accurately predicted multiple election outcomes and EU ref vote in NI.

"The historic change unfolding in Ireland was front and centre of conversations. With more and more people at home looking to a future beyond the Union, there is growing interest in what comes next." - Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O'Neill on US visit

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The need to defend the provisions of the GFA has never been more critical. The SDLP leader now advances an updated version of the Unionist veto. Those of us who campaigned for "one man one vote" will not support a Unionist vote having more value than a republican vote. 50% 1.

"Today belongs to the victims of the Springhill/Westrock massacre, to their families, and to the people of West Belfast who stood shoulder to shoulder with them throughout this long and hard journey." - Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O'Neill

UK PM Starmer apologizes to families of Springhill massacre but An Taoiseach @MichealMartinTD has never visited the memorials to those Irish citizens of Belfast mowed down by British Soldiers in places like Springhill or Ballymurphy. @fiannafailparty the republican party.

“What I’m asking for is the fulfillment of my democratic right to a referendum that was set out very clearly in the Good Friday Agreement.” - Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O’Neil