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ER Editor: We had posted earlier this week on the road blockages in Ireland, protesting rising fuel costs, green taxation, &etc. This event seems to be the boiling point for a whole host of problems created by the globalists, not least of which is mass migration.
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Ireland 🇮🇪 is being destroyed. Like many countries across Europe, it’s on the brink of complete civil unrest. Indigenous citizens have had enough of traitorous governments. Migrant invasion, cost of living crisis, unsustainable taxation. Instead of listening to its people..the… pic.twitter.com/BG6A9hA07j
— Orla Minihane (@orlaminihane) April 9, 2026
The Irish government have announced they’re sending in the “Defence Forces” to remove farmers and lorry drivers protesting across the country.
They can bring in the army to remove struggling workers yet not defend borders?
High treason! pic.twitter.com/VEepDng03n
— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) April 9, 2026
🚨🇮🇪 Ireland Migrant Plantation Camps
As protests continue across the Emerald Isle over insane legislation and Fuel duties bankrupting farmers, hauliers and businesses everywhere.
The Irish government has been building numerous camps to house armies of unknown military age… pic.twitter.com/M6gW86kG2B
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) April 9, 2026
Worth listening to (short) —
🇮🇪 WOW! A representative for Irish protesters warns his Government against deploying Ireland’s military:
“We actually have a bigger army than them. We’re not afraid. They will NOT stop this protest. If they touch any vehicle, there’ll be 10 more to replace it IMMEDIATELY.”
— Cillian (@CilComLFC) April 9, 2026
🚨 SHOCKING HYPOCRISY IN IRELAND 🚨
The government is deploying the ARMY and military vehicles to smash through peaceful farmer, haulier, and contractor protests blocking roads over skyrocketing fuel prices and crushing taxes.
Diesel at €2.14/litre? Petrol at €1.91? Families… pic.twitter.com/o6edRlD0nr
— CONSTITUTIONAL PATRIOT🇺🇸 (@Constitustion) April 9, 2026
🚨🇮🇪 Meanwhile in Ireland
Yesterday the Irish government deployed the military to deal with protesters – instead of backing down – hundreds more turned up in support & protest numbers swelled.
Now large parts of Ireland are without fuel – the protesters I’m backing down. pic.twitter.com/QNkWn8Oexm
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) April 10, 2026
The RT article below notes that the Irish government has ANNOUNCED it will deploy the military. It doesn’t appear that the military have been deployed yet, despite these suggestive images and speeches (here, here and here). However, this threat will surely whip things up.
A meeting has been scheduled for this afternoon (April 10) —
Christopher Duffy, one of the organisers of the Fuel Protests, provides an update on the current state of events as of Friday morning.
Everything hinges on a meeting scheduled for this afternoon…. pic.twitter.com/H98utRLYCL
— MichaeloKeeffe (@Mick_O_Keeffe) April 10, 2026
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A tribute to the Irish from Mark Attwood, worth our time (2 and 1/2 minutes) —
Dedicated to all the fantastic protestors in Ireland this week… pic.twitter.com/aymQBjFkxl
— Mark Attwood (@MarkAttwood) April 10, 2026
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Ireland deploys army to clear fuel protests
Demonstrators say they’ll choke the Irish economy until the government slashes fuel
RT
The Irish government has announced that it will use the military to clear trucks and tractors blocking “critical infrastructure.” Protests launched over soaring fuel prices have brought Dublin to a standstill in recent days.
In a statement on Thursday, Irish Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan said that “the blocking of critical national infrastructure will not be permitted to continue and the assistance of the Defense Forces has been requested.” Protesters who fail to disperse will have their vehicles moved by force, and “should not complain later about any damage caused to those vehicles,” O’Callaghan added.
Protesters in trucks, tractors, and other large vehicles have blockaded Dublin city center since Tuesday and formed slow-moving convoys on key motorways throughout the country. The demonstrators have also blocked ports in Galway and Limerick, and the country’s only refinery at Whitegate, near Cork, which processes imported oil to meet 40% of Ireland’s fuel demand.
The blockades have already triggered fuel shortages across Ireland, with 100 petrol stations predicted to run dry by Thursday night, an industry spokesperson told the Irish Independent.
Fuel prices have spiked in Ireland as a result of the US-Israeli war on Iran, with petrol rising by 15% and diesel currently costing nearly 30% more than in mid-February. Home heating oil, meanwhile, has surged in price by almost 70%. Taxes make up almost 60% of fuel costs in Ireland, and the protesters argue that the government should slash these levies to ease pressure on farmers, haulers, and commuters.
In case you are unaware, tens of thousands of farmers, truck drivers, bus drivers and delivery drivers are fuel protesting across Ireland this week.
The Irish have had enough and are fighting back 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Follow us for video updates and share pic.twitter.com/KltGl3OO9x— TheLiberal.ie (@TheLiberal_ie) April 8, 2026
A minor cut in fuel taxes last month – 15 cents per liter on gasoline and 20 cents on diesel – was criticized by Ireland’s opposition Sinn Fein party as “a pathetic token gesture that doesn’t even come close to what is needed.”
The Irish government has refused to negotiate with the protesters. “It is an act of national sabotage to blockade this refinery and it will directly impact the people of Ireland,” Prime Minister Micheal Martin said on Wednesday, referring to the Whitegate demonstration. “A gun can’t be put to the head of government.”
Martin was filmed on Thursday walking away from angry demonstrators in Cork, who accused him of “walking away from the Irish people.”
Micheal Martin look at the ground walks directly past a Irishman asking question.
He doesn’t even have the ability to look the man on the eye let alone answer questions.
He is a weak man pic.twitter.com/zoD0foTw8w
— Real News Éire (@real_eire) April 9, 2026
(ER: Other narratives coming into play) In keeping with EU policy, the government has also ruled out a return to Russian fuel imports. Despite a spiraling energy crisis, Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris said last month that “any move by the European Union to start buying Russian oil again… would be utterly despicable.”
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