Petrol bombs thrown in Belfast as Northern Ireland violence continues - BBC News
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- Police have been attacked and petrol bombs thrown in Belfast, after more than a week of disturbances across Northern Ireland.
More than 50 police officers have been hurt so far in the disorder during the past week. On Wednesday, the violence was concentrated at an interface between loyalist and nationalist areas in west Belfast.
The violence has been linked to a number of causes including the impact of Brexit, a spate of recent arrests of loyalist paramilitary members and a lack of prosecutions following the flouting of Covid rules at the funeral of a senior republican, that was attended by Sinn Féin politicians.
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The violence does not go back to the late 60's. This has been going on for hundreds of years, its just that there's cameras now.
@Beverly Folsom who said I didn't condemn the people behind this? you should assume that it is all of us
try 800 years
@@brettalizer3271 Since Edward the third.
What on earth do you mean, troubles started in 1960s.. Its been 800 years.. And also Ireland was a United island until the British invaded. Protestants may live in the North but the are on stolen property.. It belongs to southern Ireland, a United Ireland.. 🙄
@@peterdaly9036 pretty biased opinion if i don't say so my self
BBC: The conflict started in the 60's
*Laughs in colonisation*
Bbc forgot about bloody Sunday.
This conflict is a lot older than the 60's and it was always a very tense agreement. BREXIT is only taking away any of the Good Friday Agreement and this is going to escalate. Anyone who is surprised has been living with their head in a bucket.
@@dennisash7221 you adopt me
Troubles v2 electric boogaloo.
@@lowkeybear10 bhhgvsvfsvdgjeih
I love the way that the BBC conveniently left out the reason for these riots in the first place. They started when Unionists got pissy because of a Republican funeral. They're framing it as if it's "both sides" who started the violence when in actuality, it's the Unionists who started throwing petrol bombs.
The inevitable result of INSANE TORY BREXIT
I believe the unionists started throwing petrol bombs because of the funeral, but it doesn't make it right to throw petrol bombs anyway. Both sides are at fault.
It had nothing to do with a funeral. UVF/UDA drug shipments were being siezed at the Irish Sea border checks. They kicked off and got the police to let the drugs come back in again.
@@VirtualVisitor999 Not really just an excuse as usual. Brexit happened get over do it instead of creating more violence.
I love that not a single Northern Irish person was consulted on this
It's the British way
The colonial mindset is still strong.
It’s a problem that will be solved in Westminster, not Belfast
"The british are feeling a sense of concern"
:'(
@CastAirLead nonsense. Britain’s colonisation of Ireland is what caused the creation of this divide in the first place. Queen Elizabeth I sending Protestant settlers to Ulster in the 16th century to displace catholic farmers from their land started this crap. Ever since, English interference over the centuries has stoked these fires. Many, many people warned Boris et al that Brexit was likely to cause a resurgence of violence in NI. They were warned about this before the 2016 vote, and multiple times since. They ignored or belittled all these warnings. Now ‘Project Fear’ has become reality.
the conflict in NI goes back a bit further than the 60s o.O
Over 800 years :(
Makes the blood boil
Yeah I was like where did you pull that fucken year from!
I agree 💯, ever since the British government started occupying Ireland way back. But I think the Troubles really started with the Irish Potato Famine in the 19th Century.
The fallout from the total lack of support from the British still causes anger and outrage today. Which to be fair, is justifiable when you consider how many people suffered and starved.
What do you expect from a British bullshit news organization?
"Hey, I've seen this one before. It's a classic!"
I'm not Irish BUT I am pretty sure the conficlt between the English and Irish has been going on even before the 60's specifically the "troubles".
A long long long time
Longer than that
it hasn't had much to do with english since the war of indepenance, england and the english have no interest in NI , they tried to give it back several times but unionists in NI treatend civil war
@@seankinsellasean doubtful, it was only til the GFA did they even consider the possiblity of giving it back under a referendum
700 years all in
Who could have seen this coming??? Other than of course anyone with an even passing knowledge of history.
@CastAirLead Ireland is a pretty peaceful nation.
@CastAirLead aye, maybe a lot of that boils down to an imperial force that's occupied the country and extracted wealth and forced class and sectarian divides for the last few hundreds years. colonialism leaves a lasting legacy.
the British Goverment stand with HongKong people, now it`s time that British Goverment stand with with North Ireland People and Scotland People. the British Goverment concerns the human rights of foreign people, why you do not concern the Human Right of your own people? What is your Value when U criticize India and China? What is your Value when it happens in your country?
@@mangguodaren7366 the brits never cared about northern Ireland or India except for when they could fuck over nations they didn't like our pillage wealth for centuries
Avoid Ireland: a corrupted land, leading in drug distribution/ dealers/ users across Europe, crime, gangs... very high accommodation prices, homelessness, addictions, abuses, some dishonest people, leaders.. Not enough policing, security, in Dublin. Some areas are unsafe...👎 do your research. (Many people, politicians are careless, ignoring the problems, unwilling to address, act or resolve those issues)... Thrives, Zionists everywhere.
The Northern Irish people are such lovely people they deserve peace and also more acknowledgment of their sovereignty. The world needs to appreciate that at stop using the country as a buffer for world political tantrums fought elsewhere. Time to give respect to all.
Ireland might be reunified now due to a certain nasionalist party being elected
The people in the north of Ireland 🇮🇪
The government should start with acknowledging places exist outside of London first. Too hard for them if they go immediately to that.
@@darrenlowe3445yes the people in the north of Ireland 🇬🇧
They should have started the piece by saying “political leaders have condemned the rioting, but do not have the guts to admit it is because of their decisions”
NI unionists: if NI isnt treated like an equal member of the UK there will be trouble
Boris: *doesn't treat NI like an equal member of the UK*
unionists: cause trouble
Boris: :o
@@inco9943 shouldn't resort to violence to deal with their issues.
@@freddieb3537 Yeah *shouldn’t* , but inevitably will
@@inco9943 peaceful protests are a bloody option. Violence is the only option when people don't even want to consider peace
@@freddieb3537 😂yeah good luck with that .. you pop along to the next UVF meeting and tell them to do a little peaceful protest... you’d be laughed out the room
Took you long enough.... it has been going for almost a week.
this is not the first time they’ve mentioned it lol
they have certainly been keeping it low profile
@@aayushsaha6460 they gave it a mention on lastnights news and they mentioned on newsline...
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Support for my brave Irish brothers and sisters. I hope you get your independence soon.
No
@@Mr-pn2eh America literally has no correlation to any of this. Idk where you’re getting that from
@@Mr-pn2eh America belongs to the natives , give it back
@@Mr-pn2eh a likely story
Silly Northern leprechaun, did you lose your lucky charms in that pot of gold of yours.
I am from Poland, I was living in Belfast for more than one year. Northern Ireland will be always in my heart. It’s hard to watch this. But when I was there I always had a feeling that ghosts of the past are just asleep and they are waiting like a bear for the end of the winter to be awake. All the love from Poland to Northern Ireland hope the peace will be with you.
thank you sir
Yes secterain mistrust British oppressive Imperalism divide and rule of 1600s and 1700s.
The Polish are fantastic people, with a troubled history, just like Ireland and Northern Ireland, of course with some more recent atrocities during and post world war 2 for example! Keep safe yourself, peace and love to all Europe and the world during this crazy time.
Avoid Ireland: a corrupted land, leading in drug distribution/ dealers/ users across Europe, crime, gangs... very high accommodation prices, homelessness, addictions, abuses, some dishonest people, leaders.. Not enough policing, security, in Dublin. Some areas are unsafe...👎 do your research. (Many people, politicians are careless, ignoring the problems, unwilling to address, act or resolve those issues)... Mossad agents /collaborators, thrives are everywhere.
@@shaharhhlinovky2380 i fear you be hittin close to truth
Brexit the gift that keeps on giving
@Maya Pring Nonsense
@Maya Pring why do you say British colonialism like Britain is different to any other nation?
@Maya Pring proof that multiculturalism doesn't work lol
Pardon this poor ignorant fellow, but what is the connection between Brexit and the The Troubles in Ireland? I ask sincerely as I'd love to know more about the nature of the conflict.
@Maya Pring this is probably the most foolish take i have ever read. Historical revisionism to suit political ends.
I do love that this report starts with a nice little "we know that no one in England cares about NI and the Republic so here's a little history lesson about why those funny people across the water are throwing fire at each other"
All those Northface jackets keeping everyone warm
Lol
Jesus I'm 14 and I'm so sick of them 🤣😫
@@barratansey152 yep, everyone who is 14 and owns north face probably go to a bush to drink beer on a friday night in the local forrest
@@lingardinho1492 this is the north sea.
Where its always freezing cold
And im tired.. to be freezing my balls of everyday
I remember when the north face was worn by walkers and climbers and not stupid chav kids
As a person born in the 70's, I find it so marvellous that 'the troubles' has to be explained to a BBC audience. Just shows how much has changed in the meantime. It was common knowledge what the conflict was well into the early 90's.
I mean it has been quite a long time ig
oxford street was always a bomb around Christmas time 😂
I know about this crap and I was born in the 90s and in Texas. But my parents always said that you have to pay attention to stuff like this because it effects us too. Also conflicts don't stay in the lines of borders.
@@windyhawthorn7387 a lot of funding of the troubles came from the US. Borders are meaningless when 1%ers can do as they choose internationally.
@Sylvester R Yes it is British territory but what's your point? Or are you just trying to troll people into an argument with you?
"Goes back to the 1960's and centered around religion"
Wow. Like, no.
When does it go back to?
Man at the bus stop like, well guess I’ll be walking to work then 😂
Wth
How is that funny :/
@@Meliaa746 this fella is recycling jokes he has seen on other vids just for likes. It's sad really and gets in the way of conversation. If you scroll down you'll see more of his comments he copy and pasted
@@jacksynth271 Very sad really
@@jacksynth271 I haven’t copied any comments you set of Jealous weirdo’s
Have I just woken up in the 70s?
Yep and a war raging in Vietnam
Welcome to post-brexit Britain.
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@Richy G c1 v1l war?
As a Scot who's stayed in Ireland and the UK for the majority of his life, there is nothing I want more than a peaceful Ireland.
I have a question.... is the view in Northern Ireland which makes up the majority opinion, of that the NI residers wish to be a United nation?
You're not just a Scot. You're Irish too. Considering you've been there so long. Great to belong to two great nations.
@@fredgalaxy7632 Is that your real surname?
@@fredgalaxy7632 it’s split, hence the violence
Ireland unfree shall never be at peace...
For over 800 years the Irish fought the British for Irish Unity, then since partition in the 1920s in the North of Ireland the unionists got every advantage going for decades, now a few decisions have seemingly not satisfied them , maybe they should realise the tide is turning
I think they do, which is why they are reacting this way. The anger is masking fear.
@@celticcheetah6371 well said mate time is ticking
Northern Ireland belongs to ireland, it has. for almost 2000 years since the Celts first arrived in 600BC, to 1163AD
Ten years from now, Ireland will be united. The unionist community would do well to seek counsel with republicans, instead of engaging in this sort of divisive rhetoric and violence.
@@DeclanOF if they want to be part of the UK I hear Liverpool is nice
In truth it was only a matter of time before this happened and everyone concerned had prior warning. Its like being in a time warp back to the 80's.
Facts dude, it's like the world is warping back to the 80s, people missed the 80s so here it is
@@anonymousq7202 all we need now is the new romantics back and it's game over 🤣
This shit happens every summer in Belfast, it just isn't newsworthy. But now we have the backdrop of brexit and the sea border, its hot stuff.
@@ifwecouldvote Interesting. Could you point me to some good sources for this please?
@@alexlongman5053 irish news, belfast telegraph, there's stuff in there all the time. Or just ask someone from Belfast.
I’m a bus driver and seeing 2 Molotovs being thrown inside the bus here is horrific... there’s no other way out of that cab besides the main door. Those responsible better not think they are going home to bed... they better be going to jail for about 25 years.
And yet again the Police sat in the jeeps and done absolutely nothing about it
@@spiced32 unfortunately they are not allowed.... which makes no sense at all.
PSNI hands are tied which is a shame, bit more heavy handed would sort things out thats for sure
@@philp504 If they were more heavy handed they would be shot - at the time or later when they are off supermarket shopping.
@@endintiers I'm just sick of hearing about the violence.
As an English guy, I'd be so happy if northern Ireland left the UK to join the republic.
But then you abandon the loyalists who have a different image of their home.
I'd be happy for the north to remain (in peace) in the UK.
But then you have others who aren't happy with that and it's conditions/state.
No one can win this, someone has to lose unless everyone can *truly* compromise.
More people are probably gonna die over this. It's sad and bitter.
No one can accept each others conditions and its only gonna be worse because of the fighting.
@@NexusGamingRadical we will never bow down to the IRA or Sinn Fein. Our national identity is our birthright and will never surrender, you are correct. Will will not allow our people to be extinguished from the annals of history. We will not allow the history to be rewritten. The IRA were nothing but murdering sectarian scum who held our Nation and our people to ransom. This pandering to the IRA and Sinn Fein continues to this day and the GFA was the worst example of this. Set up only to destroy the Union gradually. It provided the structure with which to dismantle the Union bit by bit. The attacks on our culture have been disgusting and undeniable. Now the Protocol attempts to cut us off economically from the rest of the UK and subjugate us within the realm of the Republic and by extension the EU. We are the most patriotic group of people within the UK and the way the leftie liberal Western media stations have demonised us over the years is nothing short of despicable. Our people fought and died for our Country along with many, many Irishman. The men of the 36th Ulster Division and 17th Irish died together in WW1. To see the media demonise us and put enemies of the state on a pedestal makes me incredibly sad. BLM are the most recent example of these enemies being glorified. What has happened to this country when people who hate this country are seen as more righteous than the Unionist/Loyalist population of NI? We are the men who will die for our Country and fight when the shit hits the fan!
Lol , brits are always interested to break other nation now UK is itself falling apart.
Good! Let the UK fall apart, I just want Northern Ireland back 😂😂😂
You can blame the Unonists/Loyalists for this..they said they were going to do it and they have
Brits out
"Many people in this part of the UK", classic British tact, sticking their thumbs on the fresh wound
But Northern Ireland is a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland it's not something that is untrue or not recognised internationally and by the UN. Is like saying that Bavaria is not part of the Federative Republic of Germany or Karelia is not a part of the Russian Federation or Wales being part of the UK.
Classic British tact, telling the truth. How dare they!!!
Well it is part of the UK. Their formal name is literally The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Another thing caused by Brexit. Which all Irish didn't want.
It's nothing to do with BREXIT. It's because the SINN FEIN members are NOT being prosecuted, for attending the funeral of a IRA VETERANS funeral last June.
That's what many Irish papers are saying.
Ireland didnt get Brexit, the UK has lol which also NI rightly belongs too. The Irish need us lol
@@stevecampbell7589 What?
"The underlying political problems really date back to Brexit"? Oh my God BBC how can you broadcast that and keep a straight face? Have you no shame?.
While the underlying issues was always there, Brexit made certain it got worst and no longer 'underlying'. Without Brexit, the sectarian issues could have stay moot indefinitely.
@@biocapsule7311 the issue of british occupied ireland will never go away until ireland is no longer occupied by the british.
@@1cme1 That I can agree.
As others have said the war/violence has gone on wayyyyy longer than the 60's. I spent a good time being in Belfast back in 2018-2019. I've learned a bunch about the history. It's a beautiful place with a terrible gloomy past. There are many spirits that just wander; watching and waiting. I wish the best for Belfast. It sucks seeing the tension ignite like it has.
@bofooit gojo I don't care for the Brits in Northern Ireland. I think that whole "Orange order" march they do every July 12th is obnoxiously ridiculous. Not to mention the unnecessary tire towers they build and ignite and all the trash leftover from it.
I'm a happy Gloomer
You were warned, England. Drag Northern Ireland and Scotland out of the EU and nothing but trouble ahead. Welcome to the troubles! Scotland will kick off the second Boris uses the English controlled reserved powers to prevent Scottish independence. Wishing the EU to fail will not help you any more than gaslighting the UK over the dire economic effects of leaving the single market. You had a choice: Brexit or the political Union called the UK. England chose Brexit and can not go back now.
those rioting more than likely want out of the EU, yer nawt very smart are ya
Um... the EU has failed. That’s why we left it. They can’t even decide which president of what EU entity is supposed to meet with the head of state of another sovereign nation.
@@iVenge Nope.
Anyone else who defends Brexit should think about what they have started
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@Richy G This in northern Ireland could Develop to a civil war. Yes the EU is slow and burocratic but the reason for the EU was to have Peace and the EU delivered the peace.
A beautiful sight to behold.
why?
@@shimmy1984 freedom!!!
@@jjhe1121 moron!!!!
Ireland will be UNITED again! There will be 1 Ireland.
As covid ends, time to get back to normal 😂
Why isn't Conor Mcgregor helping bring peace? I'm from California so I'm really curious?
@@swallowedinthesea11 lmao
For six nights my friends of the resistance have been protesting against the unjustified measures of the supremacists ...
Now, at last, as the action has stepped up, the media is reporting ...
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@@markusmuller6173 really? seriously stop your hate speech mate
What a beautiful scene! From Hongkong
Free Northern Ireland from UK !!
I support freedom of Northern Ireland
I thought they would be called peaceful protesters against the London regime in a typical BBC report.
Too white
This is really a beautiful scene! - From HongKong
@Soren Axelson Sorry, UK is not China(HongKong) ally, and Ireland should split from UK, The UK has taken over/ stolen Ireland since 1920 and its the time to return!
@Toshiba Toshiba Yes, haha, you got that, she must love that very much.
What a stupid comment! You are an idiot
@@alindaalexander5198 this is how western comments on China when HongKong has same situation, now the situation happened on western you’re no happy? What a F**K double standard
@@jerrylin3715 so rioting and people being maimed is OK then? I don't think so, and the normal people of Ireland do not want to go back to this, its completely unacceptable in this day and age!!
Give Ireland back to the Irish... especially since it would make post-Brexit UK have no border with the EU to work around.
The unionists don't want that. From what I've seen over the past few years is that they're pround to be British. They have more pride in the british flag than most countries in UK.
@@notanoob6176maybe try a Hong Kong style handover... Without a communist government trying to undermine the "one Ireland, two systems". This would leave ties to the UK for a set time frame (Hong Kong was supposed to be 50 years) to allow for a long transition period.
But the problem in Ireland is between Irish people. Some want to remain in the UK and others want to join the Irish Republic. How can the UK give back a piece of itself when the people living their don't want to be given back. The UK allowed Scotland to have a referendum for their independence, they would grant it to NI if they wanted it too.
@@alexlongman5053 there were plenty of Hong Kong residents who didn't want the UK to leave either. I know who moved to the US because they were not happy being under China. Expect to see many more whenever world travel is allowed again.
@Aliaholic123 Pearson the British government should re-house its loyal subjects back in the UK mainland, problem solved
My gut says great kingdom of Britain will fall after death of queen Elizabeth.
Honestly I’m waiting for 2050 so I can move to Mars 😇 the world is fucked beyond repair sooo gotta scoot.
If that means we can finally ditch the outdated notion of royals.....then bring it on
My gut says that non-British residents will be forced to leave my country before that happens.
She knows it too...
As a republican i can only hope you're right
You left out the hundreds of years of plantations
There’s a whole new generation that didn’t even experience The Troubles. They likely won’t stop unless something serious changes, cause the lack of direct experience is obvious and people don’t like stopping midway through
I think we have seen this before .....
DE JA VU
brainwashed kids
More like brainwashed hoodlums!
After all..
He says the English slurs could only be invoked against enemies of The Empire, now - "@@hyy3657"?
They never voted for Brexit to bring the troubles return. Some of the old generation who experienced the troubles did
@Junon Dupond well most the people in northern ireland says they want to stay.
If you don't want to live under the uk, move to ireland. If you do want to live in the uk, go to northern ireland.
Ireland to the Irish
Bristol: seen our riots.
IRELAND: Hold my Guinness
Wow! Petrol bombs in Northern Ireland make me feel young again. I'm going to find my Rubik's Cube and listen to some Two-Tone music while my sister crimps her hair and then down to the discotech or video store to rent Top Gun.
@@newshades7009 *Colour. And yes, Colour TV'S are for sale but very expensive. I'll be sticking with black & white for a while.
Ok Boomer.
I'll bring the Blondie records. Where is my spangled three piece suit?!?!
@@scotthenderson292 ooooohhhh, I love Heart of Glass, although I do tend to prefer a bit of Depeche Mode. Any chance you can bring any of their albums?
The Troubles started long before the '80s my man.
A lot of young people there it seems, I find it distressing if I'm honest. I thought there had been some kind of 'Cold War' scenario but it seems a new generation are carrying it on.
They aren't doing it for any political reason or otherwise. It's an excuse to be violent and getting a thrill out of it. They're all kids, that should tell you something
@Chris L Who cares about the border?
Just kids having fun as far as they're concerned. The adults who goad them on are the truly evil ones.
bet you 90% of the participants are not that politically motivated, its just a virtue of where they are from, unfortunatley.
@@aidy6000 indoctrination by parents and their communities, most were probably born after the GFA.
It the beautiful sight of Democracy，not violence！
This is like the 10th post Ive seen of Chinese/HK account saying almost identical thing.
'A beautiful sight to behold' or some crap like that.
I am from the Republic of Ireland and I lived in Belfast during the 1990s and the 2000s. I will always remember the good times but also the riots and tension around Drumcree in 1995 and 1996.
Charlie Bridges these people who've got these riots going are scum and thugs
Why do they say "There's no room for violence?" High ideals don't put out petrol fires.
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Its so much more complicated than this, its so amazing to see how the English don't even know the history they were so involved in.
Northern Ireland and Ireland must unite. The occupation must end in the 21st century. One people one state!
You’re right!
Let’s get Southern Ireland into the U.K. as well
@@fireiron369 🤣🤣
@Aliaholic123 Pearson Donbass was Russian land for centuries until Lenin decided to create Soviet Ukraine Republic. Anyway one day it will be back to Russia.
@@fireiron369 You're obviously in support of a completely dumb idea. In your view when are a people in the right to keep their own culture and society? Never? How many ethnic and cultural people have broken away in part because of oppression or elimination. Native Americans have tried for hundreds of years. The UK joke has no business claiming territory in Ireland, Scotland or Wales. Let England make it on its own. It's time for that pathetic empire to end.
@@okeefecybermesa you’re highly mistaken if you ever thought the “empire” actually involved you in the first place. England has always been fine on our own lol we owned nearly half the world.
"lowest level of Academic achievement anywhere in Europe" - let him finish lol.
I think we have seen this before .....
DE JA VU
I turned the cc on and 😲! Dawg a savage. He passively called them some dummies on an international news platform. People just aren't caring anymore.
I think it's because he called them stupid that he was cut off lol
Yet some of the best universities in the world.
@@MoontownMoss you still need to get the grade to get into this universities though
“And peace was restored” I don’t remember there ever being peace before then besides the Celts days but let’s be real the old stories are very violent.
Ireland divided will never be at peace.
@Aliaholic123 Pearson exactly
Time to reunite Republic of Ireland with Northern Ireland.
We Pakistanis stand with the Irish.
Open the Pubs to calm the rioters Offer a two for one pint subsidized by the Queen
There is only 1 Ireland. OUR DAY WILL COME.
As an Englishman....i do support a united Ireland
i just hope that it doesn't end up in bloodshed and anarchy between the 2 sides. It's obviously a very divisive subject so at the end of the day its up to the people of the North and the Republic
Maybe, but we’ll still be under the thumb of the EU globalists
I still don’t understand why uk wanted brexit?
Russia and Israel wanted it. So as usual we got conned. Brexit will do noone any good apart from the disaster capitalists.
Would you want another country to be in control of your country? I didn’t think so. Question answered. Have a good day.
@James Oopdara This has nothing to do with race
@James Oopdara haha you’re upset we’re leaving. Tough luck, we don’t listen to you.
@James Oopdara Wow, for the first time I saw American trashing english false sense of superiority to the rest of the European Union. I cannot agree more with you!
The escalation of conflicts has started since 1960s but what's more concerning is that with the social media, the conflicts has got more irreversible and irreparable than it is imagined.
*Ah yes, the BBC writing the history books*
BREXIT INEVITABLE RESULTS. The BBC whose board of directors has been STUFFED with Tory political appointees for ten years now. The BBC is a scam.
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Brexit going well I see.
Nothing to do with that Brexit bullshit 😂
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@Richy G It’s imminent .
Bruh this is always happens before Brexit
But NI remained in the EU and the island of Great Britain left so umm this has nothing to do with Brexit
As a Pole I absolutely struggle to comprehend how it is possible that Britain just took a big part of Ireland, settled it with its own people, and declared it its own territory... Just like Russia did to Ukraine with Crimea...
the UK is pathetic.
I wish we could say no one saw this coming, but no it was just brushed aside as project fear... I remember the nail bombs, anyone sane would be right to fear that return.
people will die cos of this, all because of a number on a bus...
The border is there because of the Hard Brexit. the same thing would be happening with a hard border on the island of Ireland.
@@jaywhyeff3797 why don’t you lot take some bloody responsibility for once and admit this is exactly what you voted for?
@@jaywhyeff3797 what do you mean exactly? You are the ones who wanted to put a border between the UK and EU. That's what the brexit was all about. Now you are mad cause the EU has closed a border which you voted to put there. What a joke
What you've effectively just said is 'certain people shouldn't be allowed a vote as others will start maiming people and worse'. It's 2021, you're just going to accept political violence as a viable tactic are you?
Shocking level of ignorance to suggest the conflict has its roots in the 1960s and is mainly about religion.
Hope Ireland will be reunited soon..💚
It's basically a bunch of people who are so childish that they can't just accept another country is also on the island, it's pretty embarrassing and cute at the same time.
@NeedForSpeedBadBoyz I'm from America 😂
@@punkrock1989 let's make Northern Ireland part of the USA. That will throw a wrench between Ireland and the United Kingdom!
Who's with me?
I feel like there's going to be a repeat of history soon
Definitely
Are the British gonna respond by shooting unarmed civilians like they did in 1972?
@@JustDave639 probably
Grow up what’s your point, other than to promote criminal activity!
Don't spread fantasies. The UK government would never fight for Northern Ireland anymore, they betrayed the unionists who are now lashing out after being stoked by the DUP. This is a sad outburst from people who have been filled with hate and have no prospects in life. It will not grow to any significant level of violence
when it happened in Hong Kong and when it happened in Belfast.......
I remember experts saying that brexit will cause tensions in northern Ireland.
Wonder what the brits were thinking would happen
There are idiots everywhere including Britain.
@@nick5661 the difference is ours are in government
People are tired of experts
@@cinnamondonkey2397 first it was about Brexit apparently, then they started banging on about the storey funeral when they realised everyone thought they were idiots. We all know the real reason.
@@cinnamondonkey2397 I guess the Irish Sea border and the trade barriers that have gone up between NI and Britain (which this is mostly about) that weren’t there until the UK left the EU have nothing at all to do with leaving the EU. Nope, surely not. Say it’s not so.
I actually live in Northern Ireland and I’m telling you now - it’s because of brexit, specifically the Irish Sea border between Northern Ireland and the UK but Sinn Fein members going to an IRA funeral kicked it off.
People need to understand these are poor people in poor areas that have been and always will do this. Not representing the majority of our people as a whole.
Loyalist❌
Nationalist ❌
Just wanna grill, for god sakes✅
But where do you want the taxes on the food you buy go? To Westminster or to Dublin?
@Soren Axelson how exactly does one avoid a sells tax? I don't know much about Euro taxes?
How many petrol bombs and bricks can a vehicle withstand?
Land Rover: Yes.
The PSNI Land Rovers are so good that the British army used them in Iraq as the Army vehicles were useless.
@@georgebarnes8163 Good job they never used buses.
@@thejoin4687 Lol
Well brexit voters wanted to bring the UK back to the good old days. Welcome to the good old days.
😂😅🤣
Don't take stupid
That should be the new Brexit promotional slogan with the thumbnail of the bus burning in the background 😂😂
Nothing to do with Brexit
@@gehdbdnsidhdhd765 everything to do with Brexit!!! thats literally the reason the Loyalists starting kicking off
So, first UK invaded Ireland, conquered it, then, when Ireland decided to be independent tried to stop this from happening with violence, now they have part of Ireland occupied (northern 6) and they are surprised about violence?
C'mon, it is time to let it go and make Ireland united.
The fact that you need a news programme to give you background about a supposed part of the UK says it all.
We in Ireland raised concerns about the possibility of violence from even before the Brexit referendum and this went ignored. The British government clearly does not care for the region or Ireland as a whole, as demonstrated by the constant promise-breaking and back and forth between London and Ireland (both north and south).
We do not want a return to violence here, the UK government needs to pull its head out of its arse and demand that unionism gets its mobs under control.
Lots of excuses for violence in here and it's sad to see. I sure as shit don't want Brexit, yet I'm not throwing petrol bombs like a fuckin child.
Where am I making excuses for it?
I thought we were past this.
we were. then someone had the bright idea to leave the EU and re-kick everything off (even tho they were warned this would happen)
@@rql8543 Well, not everyone thinks the EU is at all beneficial for the UK, but I don't know.
@@horrorhabit8421 whether the EU is benificial to UK is besides the point... the point is that a proper solution for the Northern Ireland boders situation should have been solved & proposed before the referendum ever happened.... it was never even considered and this resurgence of Trouble is a direct result.. the Irish Government warned this would happen in 2016
@@rql8543 Well, there you are. I see your point.
It’s like 39 kids.
It's almost as if everyone could see this coming
Eh, tell me again, how wonderful Brexit is...
Since Northern Ireland's creation in 1922, the Catholic minority had suffered from varying degrees of discrimination from the Protestant and Unionist majority. ...
you couldnt be more wrong.
@aG a EU isn’t racist to white people, a small minority are, but stop acting like the victim
@aG a This is a pile of stupid horseshit.
@@haroldinho9930 The EU is replacing white people in their own countries with other people from other cultures by design. There is a word for that. It's called "genocide".
@@benanders4412 ITZ DA KALERGI PLANZ
You sound ridiculous.
Any problem that people were irritated about before the lockdowns, have become bigger problems.
Good one 🤘
Sorry about your family...
What a ridiculous take on the conflict. It's like saying WW2 was a disagreenent over Britain bombing Dresden.
The never ending issue of he who shall not be named...
... Voldemort
Joe?
@@fireiron369 DON'T SAY HIS NAME!
William Wallace
Joe Biden?
The UK should have never been allowed to put up that border
read a book
which one? The original or this latest one?.. you cant not have one with Brexit. The UK should have never planted settlers in Ireland in the first place
@@rql8543 UK had not been formed then. It was the Scottish king James I/VI that gave Irish lands to Scottish land barons as payment for their backing for his claim to the Scottish throne. That's when he formed the UK as he then held the English and Scottish thrones. However, the Irish forget this and just like to blame the English.
beautiful sight ! Best wishes to NI ! Fight for Freedom !
Lmao wut, as I person who lives in Northern Ireland who is neither catholic or Protestant, nobody is fighting for freedom, it’s only dumb teenagers who don’t know any better and have been told by someone the way to help is to cause violence, please stay educated on these things
@@niimitz8624 lmao mate，i dont care who is right or wrong. I support there brave actvites to fight whatever they believe is right! It is their right to do such things like what happened in other part of world. Western People always saying how important freedom is. I feel the sameway! Fight for their believe and fight for their freedom! Best wishes to NI!Irish gona unite soon!when that day come i will buy a beer celebrate from far east!
The more you look at it - maybe Brexit was a bit of a dumb decision.
Nah it’s all the EUs fault.
@Richy G you'll have your European war soon enough
@@---675 ... although the majority of those in Northern Ireland didn't want it.
@@Jennyeq Dude NI remained in the EU
@Richy G LOL - civil war. Just have to look at all the retirees doing their shopping with triple masks & Perspex face shields - petrified in the fear of an overhyped cold - to see how thin the mustard is of the 'Brexit Generation'!
If there is ever going to be a real risk of NI going back to the past it will be once the generation that lived through the troubles are gone. All these youths never lived throughout the troubles.
"Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it"
Well said
I don’t think it will return to how it was, the younger generation are more chill than the past. People doing stuff now are just dumbasses
Freedom fighters, not rioters?
Wouldn’t be like the BBC to completely disregard anything prior to the 60s
This is all about the recent crackdown on the SE Antrim UDA, tensions are being stoked because they've lost some drug/racketeering money.
Top 10 things to do in belfast
1: leave
Thanks for watching!
agreed, but could i add 2. join the republic
@@imakevideos5377 3. Republic join us.
That applies to most of the world right now.
5 insult in loyalists 😂😂 then leave
Northern Ireland is the most poverty ridden part of the UK and there’s no sense of direction for the youths in these areas on both sides of the conflict so when something like the likes of Brexit comes along and causes more problems in Northern Ireland your bound to see backlash, stop being surprised this was just waiting to happen.
here we go again
It's always interesting to see how the BBC reports on things like this in NI.
Usually with great sympathy to unionists
@@michaelmcl4979 and a reminder that it exists
It is so sad! I've been to Belfast for the first time in 1996 and I was shocked by the barricades. My heart goes to the people in Northern Ireland!
Sooner have them up than people being murdered every other night
@@aidy6000 Imperialist always wants people in its colony to appreciate for its lighter oppression policy. But it is still oppression. Free Northern Ireland.
I think it’s really funny 😂
@@alexthomas8613 Colonisers tend to be stepping on egg shells any little thing can cause a revolt like tax without representation so they try to be nicer. But if they represent themselves the native leadership can get away with taxing their own people 10 times more and putting boots on some of their heads
just a normal day over here in mexico
@David jones mexico is a warzone
@@fafa-vg4rk no? At least I don’t think so?
@David jones I don’t know about you but having your door kicked in and hit with hammers, drug dealers etc. getting kneecapped (your kneecaps shot at point blank), sometimes having your ankles shot or being exiled from where you live or the entire country with the punishment of returning being death isn’t that light handed. That’s only what I know what happens because I actually live in Northern Ireland, there’s more that the paramilitaries do.
@Taylan Oran its funny how people in first world countries try to play gangster
Just another normal day over here in Beijing.
HK stand with you! Liberation our time. Free Northern Ireland!
wow you're dumb.
@@paladinoestetica I doubt they are dumb, just not educated on this.
@Kayn Scorpio the people who started these riots are loyalists - they want to stay part of the UK. They are upset that Brexit has caused a border to be set up in the Irish Sea, which creates trade restrictions between NI and the rest of the UK.
@@celticcheetah6371 Who told you I back riots? I back United Ireland
@@kaynscorpio1094 As I though celtic i was right. He has no idea what he's talking about. How about you focus on your own issues rather than get invloved when yuo clearly don't understand.
Thanks Brexit
@aG a They don't have an interest in it. The people orchestrating them do. You have the wrong end of the stick completely.
As someone from Belfast these are just young people with nothing else to do, media always looking for a bigger story and exaggerating what is going on
Exactly
What makes these boys get angry and burn things then?
Can't they just chill out lol
Nothing else to do, so they throw a petrol bomb or two inside a bus door with the driver still inside..Feckin Animals!!!
Support for Irish people's efforts for their own freedom, and the UK should listen to the voice of their people in both Ireland and Scotland, and give them the freedom they originally had.
I'm not one of their people
Scotland literally rejected their independence. Also NI's population consists of "plantation" from England and Scotland (mostly from Scotland).
Amazing - it sounds almost like this BBC journalist has just recently heard about the north of Ireland for the first time ... ?
HA
I cant find this North of Ireland on my atlas, where is it? Is it any where near Northern Ireland?
The trouble In Ireland goes back 300 some years!
I thought it was 800?
Yeah, the English problem
@Aliaholic123 Pearson always
@Aliaholic123 Pearson please elaborate like a good chap... Any trouble the UK had from the Irish was self inflicted
850 years