This article appeared in The Guardian in response to the Russian treatment of ISIS-K terrorists who attacked a Moscow concert hall in March of 2024, an act of murder that led to over 100 deaths.
This article appeared in The Guardian in response to the Russian treatment of ISIS-K terrorists who attacked a Moscow concert hall in March of 2024, an act of murder that led to over 100 deaths.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-62980394
https://pilgrimunderground.blogspot.com/2022/05/the-unionist-nightmare-in-ulster.html
This represents a rather noteworthy change in the
demographics of Northern Ireland – and at a particularly interesting time. Sinn
Fein now holds power which in some respects is the outward expression of this
now verified demographic reality.
https://www.politico.eu/article/boris-johnson-to-travel-to-belfast-amid-brexit-protocol-crisis/
It's the nightmare scenario the Ulster Unionists long feared.
With the recent Sinn Fein victory in the Northern Ireland elections, the
unionists face the real prospect of a vote for Irish Reunification. Long feared
but a distant prospect, the campaign has picked up momentum in light of the 2016
Brexit vote and now seems within the realm of possibility.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oF4OG4f4xU
I found this
Evangelical coverage to be far more disturbing than the actual decline of
Catholicism within Ireland – a reality no New Testament Christian would lament.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/4/8/northern-ireland-unrest-four-key-questions-answered
Everyone who has followed the news surrounding Northern
Ireland and Brexit has dreaded this moment. Hopefully, things will calm down
but there's another element to the story the Al Jazeera article fails to
pursue.