Ireland Against the Irish

Britain’s liberal excesses have garnered the spotlight recently, as both President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance have criticized the country’s approach to thoughtcrime, leaving Prime Minister Keir Starmer flummoxed. Britannia’s future is indeed unenviable, as liberalism has wrought its familiar economic and demographic destruction. British societal resistance is firmly established, though, however doubtful its prospects might be. 

For a look at a genuine liberal horror show, untrammeled and unopposed, one can make the short hop across the Irish Sea.

The latest macabre act played out last month, when a Pakistani migrant, yelling “Allahu Akbar,” stabbed a Garda (police officer) on Dublin’s Capel Street. Fortunately, the officer’s wounds were not life-threatening. The entire incident was caught on film.

Irish institutions reached for a familiar playbook. Gardaí representatives, silent about the actual stabbing and the spiraling crime in Irish communities, warned about misinformation. Coimisiún na Meán, the state media-regulation body, invoked a new online safety code, intended to protect children from explicit content, to block circulation of the video. Significantly, the code does not block pornographic websites, which are readily accessible to Irish internet users of all ages.