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00:00A few days later
00:07Don't hold yourself up like that, man
00:09I want to go home, please
00:17Put your clothes on
00:27Please, sir
00:29Don't hold yourself up like that, man
00:32What's this?
00:33One second
00:37Put your clothes on, man
00:38God bless you
00:51Don't hold yourself up like that, man
00:52Don't hold yourself up like that, man
00:55I'm the best Englishman in the country
00:57I swear to God, I fell, you son of a bitch
01:15Dear viewers, welcome to a new episode of The Guest
01:18In March 2024, the Irish Prime Minister, Leo Varadkar, stood in front of the American President, Joe Biden
01:24He said, when I travel around the world, the leaders ask me about the secret of the Irish sympathy with the Palestinian people
01:29And they say that the answer is simple
01:31We see our story in the eyes of the Palestinians
01:33A severe displacement, peace, national identity, a situation of doubt, denial, and discrimination
01:38And today, a week later, the Irish Prime Minister sees that the story of the Irish people is very similar to the Palestinian story
01:44Not only that the Irish people have suffered from colonization for centuries
01:47But there is also the insistence of England all the time that there is no such thing as Ireland
01:51And that they are in the best interest of the British people
01:54But they are not at all like the British people
01:57Our story, my dear, begins in the 12th century
01:59When the Anglo-Norman lineage conquers Ireland
02:01Led by King Henry II
02:03This is how it started
02:04But over time, the English control over Ireland began to weaken
02:07Which at the time consisted of kingdoms and sects
02:10Until King Henry VIII returned in 1535
02:14And said, I want to conquer Ireland again
02:16And included it as part of the United Kingdom
02:19The truth is that the British invasion was not easy
02:21It continued to face violent revolutions
02:23Especially in the northern part of Ireland
02:25In the region of Ulster
02:26Which the English could not control at all
02:29In 1594, the resistance in Ulster takes on a much stronger form
02:33When two of the leaders of the tribes in Ulster are announced
02:35Their names are Hugh Neill and Hugh O'Donnell
02:37These two decide that they will declare war on the English army
02:41Neill and O'Donnell will make amazing successes against the English
02:45And their rebellion will continue for more than nine years
02:48Until in the end, England succeeds in defeating them
02:51And then the Irish leaders are forced to flee
02:54A long flight of escape will be known as the Flight of the Earls
02:57A journey in which the resistance led by the wise and aristocratic natures
03:01They went to France, Spain, and finally Italy
03:04In one of the most important camps of the Crusades
03:06This journey, for many years, will be considered one of the saddest events in the history of Ireland
03:11The Irish leaders, after nine years of resistance, collapsed and fled their country
03:15He said, no, no, Abu Hamid, leave their country in this difficult situation
03:17My dear, they fled to form an army in exile
03:20They left, my dear, to travel and form themselves
03:22The truth is that despite a great effort, they could not
03:25The people of the resistance who went to exile died one after the other
03:28And the rest of the country is far, far, far away
03:31Today, my dear, the Irish are celebrating the Flight of the Earls and its long journey
03:34My dear, after nine years of war, you think to yourself
03:38After the effects of their collapse, you contemplate
03:40What made the people of Ulster so incredibly strong?
03:43What led them to think that the main reason for the resistance is their Catholicism?
03:47Here in Britain, you find the solution, because these people can't think of anything else
03:50We, in the name of the Prophet, will carry out a major transformation of the population of Ireland
03:53All the youth will go from Catholicism to Protestantism
03:56Is there a bus going there, or how, Britain?
03:58Protestantism, my dear, is the English majority religion
04:02We will go to the Irish and make them Protestant like us
04:05My dear, this does not work with the Irish
04:07So the English start to think of another policy
04:10A policy that we will call, unfortunately, the Farming of Ireland
04:12There is no other word, the Occupation of Ireland
04:14The English will gather thousands of Protestants from South England and Scotland
04:18They will occupy lands that have been taken by the Irish
04:22A farm or settlement is created, isolated, surrounded by walls
04:25Protected from the attacks of the Irish
04:27Who see that their lands have been taken from them and given to others
04:30And again, the Irish try to expel the English from their land
04:33On October 20, 1641, the Irish get angry and start a new revolution
04:39It starts with a military coup attempt
04:41It fails, yes, but it helps in the exploitation of revengeous acts
04:45By the Irish Catholics against the Protestants
04:47Gang wars begin to witness the acts of cleansing the class
04:50The Catholics do it in the Protestant minority
04:53And here, the English army says, if you allow us to enter
04:55We must take revenge on the people who died
04:57What will you do? You will do a mass extermination of some citizens
05:00You will know these events later in the Eleven Years' War
05:03A war that will witness brutal massacres, the most famous of which is the Dorida massacre
05:06More than 3,000 people were killed
05:08Including women and children, even after they surrendered
05:11The massacre became a symbol of British brutality in Ireland
05:15Although it happened 400 years ago
05:17Its memories with the Irish still live to this day
05:20The Eleven Years' War, or the Confederate Wars
05:22Killed up to 200,000 people
05:24But it ended with the victory of the English
05:26And completely controlled them on the ground
05:28Will England stop here? No
05:30Exploitation policies will begin
05:32They will start removing the trees of the entire Irish forests
05:35And export the wood of these trees to the Royal Navy
05:37They will also take over the land of Irish agriculture
05:40And export its products and products abroad
05:42England will continue to actively try to change in Ireland
05:46To make new laws, such as the Penal Code, which was issued in 1695
05:50This law simply says, if a Catholic dies
05:52His inheritance is distributed to his children
05:55But if one of the children becomes a Protestant
05:57He is the only one who inherits and all the wealth goes to him
06:00Of course, the Protestantism of England
06:02Is better than any other religion
06:04And therefore deserves the greatest inheritance
06:06In fact, laws restrict Irish people
06:08In many things, such as their education
06:10Laws prevent Irish people from studying medicine and law
06:13And prevent them from owning a horse that is worth a certain amount
06:16Also, my dear, it restricts the original Irish language
06:19Which is English
06:20And it imposes the right of any person to speak this language
06:22And it also issues laws that restrict Irish music
06:25As for England, it has clear ideas
06:27That Irish people forget that they are Irish
06:29This culture must be liberated and we must taste all its details
06:31Remove its language, its music
06:33Throw it away
06:34We need a new man
06:35We need a new spoon to put our liquids in
06:38And it has now come to the point that
06:39If a person becomes attached to this hobby
06:41He will live in great misery
06:42It is strange that Irish people did not give up
06:44This is why they easily gave up on these plans
06:46Ireland, for three centuries
06:48From the time of the travel of the Earls to 1893
06:50Has been subjected to more than 15 revolutions and rebellions
06:53In fact, the matter has reached the point that the revolution
06:55Can happen remotely, outside of Ireland itself
06:57For example, the Fenian Rebellion
06:59When a group of Irish immigrants
07:01Defended the interests of the British army in Canada
07:03From 1866 to 1871
07:05And they blamed the English for stopping their hostilities
07:08When they declared the independence of Ireland
07:10This is where the interest lies
07:11But my dear
07:12If the rebellion drew the features of modern Irish history
07:14There is something else that is scary
07:16It will draw the features of the English conspiracy against Ireland
07:18The hunger
07:19From time to time
07:20The bad English administration
07:21And the lack of concern for the population
07:23Will cause a great famine in Ireland
07:25Such as the famine of 1740
07:27Which killed between 13% and 20% of the population of Ireland
07:31A third of the population died
07:32No one eats
07:33Or the famine of the Irish potatoes
07:34The great famine
07:35Which started due to the corruption of the potato harvest
07:37What is this nonsense, Abu Ahmed?
07:38I don't need potatoes anymore
07:40I'm starving
07:41Enough!
07:42Don't mess with the Irish people
07:43They are in the north
07:44Potatoes are the main source of their food
07:46Abu Ahmed, forgive me
07:47I forgot about this
07:48The famine lasted for 8 years
07:49From 1845 to 1852
07:52And it killed from 20% to 25% of the population
07:56A quarter of the country died
07:57A famine that killed millions of people
07:58My dear, this is one of the biggest famines
08:01That caused human losses in the modern era
08:04If we go back to the documents
08:05We find a terrifying reaction from the English
08:07To this famine
08:08For example, Sir Charles Trevelyan
08:09The person who was entrusted by the British government
08:11With the intervention at the time to solve the crisis
08:13He wrote that this famine
08:14Is nothing but a direct blow from the divine care
08:16The wise and merciful
08:18And a sharp and effective treatment from the Lord
08:20To the Irish people
08:21To save them from people who are useless
08:23God, Abu Ahmed
08:24What a merciful man
08:26We call it the famine, Abu Ahmed
08:27The British government at the time
08:29Decided not to intervene
08:31Or even provide alternatives or aid
08:33That's why this great famine lasted for 7 years
08:35And created things for them to leave
08:37The British government will contribute
08:38To fuel the famine even more
08:40By taking the other crops
08:42That the Irish people plant
08:43To make it clear that the potatoes have a problem
08:45We take this one
08:46And these things were given to Britain
08:48To secure food for the English
08:49While the Irish people died of hunger
08:51This famine will create what is known as
08:52The Irish winter journey
08:54About 1.5 million Irish people
08:56Faced hunger and death
08:58They will board ships and emigrate to Canada and America
09:00To form a large and powerful percentage
09:02Of the immigrants of the new world
09:04They fled from the hunger of the immigrants
09:06And this, of course, had a bad social impact
09:08Because of this, most of the public forces emigrated
09:10And left the country
09:11And left behind a division and a flurry of families
09:13I'll tell you the surprise
09:14Imagine that one of the grandchildren of the Irish immigrants
09:17Who?
09:18Do you know who?
09:19The American president, Joe Biden
09:20While the immigrants are starting a new life on a new land
09:22The occupation of the lands of the Catholic population
09:24Had not yet been completed
09:25To the extent that after a century of colonization
09:27The Catholic population in Ireland
09:29Only 14% remained in the lands
09:32In the 20th century
09:33Ireland was in a very bad situation
09:35Many of its inhabitants emigrated
09:36Especially the educated and educated
09:38And the trained hands
09:40To work
09:41The British ruled Ireland with a iron fist
09:43Almost everything was calm and submissive
09:45Until the 24th of April, 1916
09:49When a group called themselves
09:51The Irish Brotherhood
09:53Suddenly spread in the streets of Dublin
09:55And controlled 1,250 men
09:57By the government
09:58In the capital
09:59And the dear man
10:00Announced the establishment of the Irish Free State
10:02So that the next day
10:03The British defense
10:04Would not be called
10:05And bomb Dublin
10:06And 1,000 of the British army
10:07Would enter the capital
10:08And start a full operation
10:09Of random bombing and sniping
10:11500 people died because of it
10:12Most of them civilians
10:14In seven days
10:15The Irish Brotherhood
10:16That made this move
10:17After Dublin was destroyed
10:18Decided to surrender
10:19In order to protect the civilians
10:21The British army
10:22Decided to make a surrender in Dublin
10:24So that all the citizens
10:25Would see what happened to the rebels
10:27Three days after a military trial
10:2915 of the rebels
10:31Were shot
10:32Then the British government
10:34Carried out a large-scale arrest campaign
10:35Arresting 3,500 Irish men
10:37From all over the country
10:38Of course, most of them
10:39Had nothing to do with the events
10:40But they were all arrested
10:41And most of them went to a detainee
10:42Called Fringo Foyles
10:43Wow, Abu Ahmed
10:44Thank God
10:45Now everything is calm
10:46And Britain is focused
10:47On the First World War
10:48And doing important things
10:49Do you realize, my dear
10:50That Britain was making a big mistake?
10:52Imagine
10:53When you gather 3,500 people
10:55From all over England
10:57And give them the service of life
10:58You gather them all under one roof
10:59These people were coming
11:00From all over Ireland
11:02So instead of thinking about
11:03A revolutionary organization
11:04They would take the transportation
11:05And cancel it
11:06No, come here, my dear
11:07Come from here
11:08Come from Dublin
11:09Come from I don't know where
11:10Let's gather them all
11:11And put them all in one place
11:12Like a conference
11:13Indeed, my dear
11:14The British prison
11:15Became a permanent meeting point
11:16And a permanent conference
11:17For the Caring England Club
11:18A convention center
11:19Which held a retreat
11:20In the whole of England
11:21After a few months
11:22They took care of the release
11:23Of most of the detainees
11:24To implement
11:25The first idea
11:26They came up with
11:27Inside the prison
11:28They created a political party
11:29Called the Sheen Fiend
11:30The Sheen Fiend
11:31Translated in Arabic
11:32Is us, ourselves
11:33This party
11:34Will lead the British elections
11:35In a very natural way
11:36And behind this election
11:37They will spread their ideas
11:38About independence
11:39And in the first trial
11:40In 1917
11:41The Sheen Fiend
11:42Will lead elections
11:43In four sections
11:44A strong surprise
11:45The English people
11:46Will start to pay attention
11:47And start to take
11:48Preliminary steps
11:49For example
11:50We close the party's newspapers
11:51And arrest their members
11:52With charges of treason
11:53Like for example
11:54Singing anti-national songs
11:55Or repeating protest chants
11:56But one of the party's leaders
11:57Who was arrested
11:58Thomas Ashe
11:59Decided that his people
12:00Decided to imprison him
12:01In a strange way
12:02He announces
12:03One of the first
12:04Food strikes
12:05In history
12:06And in a few days
12:07From his strike
12:08He dies in prison
12:09And in his funeral
12:10He gathers a large number of people
12:11And shoots him 21 times
12:12In the air
12:13To say goodbye
12:14And he says
12:15From now on
12:16These shots
12:17Will be the party's way
12:18To respond to everything
12:19In 1917
12:20The first civil war ends
12:21Ahmed, I swear
12:22I didn't catch it
12:23Let him sit with us for a while
12:24And a general election
12:25Is organized in Ireland
12:26For the first time
12:27The women over 30
12:28And the men over 21
12:29Are given the right to vote
12:30And the big surprise happens
12:31The Sheen Fiend
12:32The party
12:33That is less than two years old
12:34Is the absolute majority
12:35In Ireland
12:36But
12:37This is not the only surprise
12:38In the first session
12:39Of the Irish parliament
12:40Members of the parliament
12:41Are rejected
12:42From the Sheen Fiend
12:43And the meeting
12:44Is held in the English parliament
12:45And so
12:46They decide
12:47To go to Dublin
12:48And from there
12:49They announce
12:50The independent
12:51Irish republic
12:52And a call is made
12:53In all parts of the country
12:54To form
12:55A national army
12:56To expel the English
12:57From Ireland
12:58To create
12:59One of the most famous
13:00Military organizations
13:01In history
13:02The IRA
13:03I'm sure you've heard
13:04This name a lot
13:05The Irish Republican Army
13:06The People's Army
13:07To join it
13:08With just its birth
13:09More than 100,000
13:10Irish volunteers
13:11Most of them
13:12Have been trained
13:13To join them
13:14More than 20,000 women
13:15In the largest participation
13:16Of women
13:17In an armed struggle
13:18In history
13:19In 1919
13:20The Irish Republican Army
13:21Began its first military operations
13:22A war of gangs
13:23Against the British army
13:24The idea
13:25Was simple
13:26Yes
13:27We don't have the strength
13:28To go back to England
13:29Or even enough
13:30To make them leave our country
13:31But we can be
13:32Very painful to them
13:33So that
13:34The distance from us
13:35Is better for them
13:36The People's Army
13:37Is not a military army
13:38But a group of armed men
13:39Who are practicing
13:40A war of gangs
13:41For a long time
13:42That's why
13:43The principle
13:44Was simple
13:45A simple principle
13:46Move quickly
13:47Make your strike
13:48And disappear
13:49And live
13:50To fight a new day
13:51Remember this
13:52And forget the last line
13:53At the end of 1920
13:54700 British bases
13:55Were evacuated
13:56In Ireland
13:57They were afraid
13:58To stay and strike
13:59And despite the repeated promises
14:00From the British military leaders
14:01That the Irish Republican Army
14:02Will leave us
14:03In a few weeks
14:04Britain began to show
14:05To us with time
14:06That the army
14:07400,000 soldiers
14:08And the 20,000 women
14:09And the 3,000 weapons
14:10Obviously
14:11At that time
14:12Winston Churchill
14:13Made a plan
14:14To hire British police
14:15And soldiers
14:16From the First World War
14:17So that
14:18They can benefit
14:19From their experience
14:20With the military
14:21And here
14:22The Irish police
14:23Became
14:24The most brutal
14:25Known as
14:26The Black and Tans
14:27And put
14:28The famous strategies
14:29Power against power
14:30And terrorism
14:31Against terrorism
14:32And they will issue
14:33Orders to kill
14:34And torture
14:35As much as they can
14:36But there is one problem
14:37The soldiers
14:38From the First World War
14:39Will shoot
14:40But in Ireland
14:41You don't see an enemy
14:42You don't know
14:43Who he is
14:44Is he dressed like this
14:45Or like this
14:46Or like this
14:47Today he can hold a gun
14:48And shoot you
14:49Tomorrow
14:50He can stand next to you
14:51In the line of fire
14:52As if he is a normal citizen
14:53The British police
14:54In order to search
14:55The Irish soldiers
14:56Had an impossible mission
14:57To search the houses
14:58Of the Irish
14:59House by house
15:00In search of weapons
15:01And ammunition
15:02And this made
15:03The hostility
15:04Against the British
15:05Increase more
15:06And made them
15:07Destroy the houses
15:08And this made
15:09The hostility
15:10Increase more
15:11Until the 4th
15:12Remembrance
15:13Of Easter
15:14Don't you see
15:15The first mass
15:16Food strike
15:1750 prisoners
15:18Of the Irish
15:19Army
15:20Are being
15:21Struck
15:22The British
15:23Government
15:24Doesn't negotiate
15:25And sends
15:26Prisoners
15:27To the prison
15:28They imprison them
15:29In a peaceful way
15:30In order to
15:31Show their solidarity
15:32With the prisoners
15:33Many of them
15:34Were women
15:35Civilians
15:36Peaceful
15:38Similar to
15:39What happened
15:40In Russia
15:41In 1917
15:42So they have to
15:43Go back
15:44And release
15:45The beaten prisoners
15:46But unfortunately
15:47It's too late
15:48Because the demands
15:49Are increasing
15:50They announce
15:51The strike
15:52And the merchants
15:53Stop paying
15:54The taxes
15:55To the British
15:56And give it
15:57To the Irish
15:58Republic
15:59Simply
16:00We are an Irish nation
16:01And you can't
16:02Stop us
16:03At that time
16:04Churchill
16:05Will appoint
16:06The General
16:07Hugh Theodore
16:08To form
16:09Military groups
16:10From the British
16:11Police
16:12Their mission
16:13Is to walk
16:14In the streets
16:15Of Ireland
16:16And when they see
16:17Civilians
16:18They order them
16:19To raise their hands
16:20And take them
16:21To the interrogation
16:22And the civilians
16:23Who refuse to listen
16:24To the orders
16:25Are afraid
16:26They shoot
16:27Either in the head
16:28Or in the chest
16:29They choose
16:30At that time
16:31The streets
16:32Of Ireland
16:33Will turn
16:34Into a square
16:35And they will form
16:36Groups
16:37To leave the cities
16:38And live in the mountains
16:39These people
16:40Have only one goal
16:41To wait for the new power
16:42To move
16:43Between the cities
16:44And the Irish cities
16:45And kill them
16:46In Acmena
16:47We will do the same
16:48My dear
16:49This gang war
16:50Is still spreading
16:51In Ireland
16:52And continuing
16:53But the real change
16:54That happens in the war
16:55Doesn't come from
16:56Acmena and the clubs
16:57But through
16:58An educated poet
16:59Who is
17:00Terence McSweeny
17:01This Irish poet
17:02And politician
17:03The British forces
17:04Will decide
17:05That McSweeny
17:06Will also shoot
17:07For food
17:08The British government
17:09Said
17:10And every time
17:11Someone is shot
17:12They will say
17:13There is no such thing
17:14They won't get out of prison
17:15And Britain
17:16Decided to
17:17Shoot McSweeny
17:18For food
17:19To turn
17:20His case
17:21Into a global case
17:22And the Irish gang
17:23Will use it
17:24In America
17:25To spread
17:26And let the world know
17:27About the British
17:28Crisis to Ireland
17:29Every day
17:30McSweeny's wife
17:31Stands in front of the prison
17:32And next to her
17:33Dozens of journalists
17:34Follow the case
17:35McSweeny's case
17:36Became famous
17:37All over the world
17:38And it was published
17:39All over the world
17:40The whole world
17:41Is watching
17:42What will happen to this man
17:43Will he win
17:44And be released
17:45Or will Britain
17:46Let him die
17:47And the answer
17:48Comes on October 25
17:491920
17:50After 74 days
17:51Of shooting for food
17:52McSweeny dies
17:53And his picture
17:54Will be in the news
17:55Remains of a man
17:56Who shot for food
17:57My dear audience
17:58The whole world
17:59Is shocked
18:00Dozens of thousands
18:01Follow McSweeny's body
18:02Which is the first symbol
18:03To show the world
18:04What England is doing
18:05In Ireland
18:06The Irish army
18:07And the Sinn Féin party
18:08Reach the conclusion
18:09Through McSweeny's case
18:10That the picture
18:11And the story
18:12Are the best ways
18:13To put pressure
18:14On the British government
18:15And then
18:16A second phase
18:17Begins
18:18From the anti-claim
18:19Phase
18:20To publish the bodies
18:21Every crime
18:22The British forces
18:23Do
18:24Is to photograph
18:25The bodies of the killed
18:26Or the tortured
18:27And publish it
18:28Around the world
18:29The pictures of people
18:30Who were burned
18:31To show
18:32How the biggest empire
18:33In the world
18:34Is doing this evil
18:35Action my dear
18:36The first shocked
18:37Were the British
18:38When they saw
18:39The real face
18:40Of their government
18:41My dear
18:42Britain starts realizing
18:43That this is the end
18:44And says
18:45Sir Alfred Cobb
18:46The Irish minister of affairs
18:47In the British government
18:48There is no solution
18:49To this problem
18:50If we want to win the war
18:51We have to recruit
18:52400,000 soldiers
18:53And bring the Irish people
18:54As a whole
18:55And of course
18:56That was impossible
18:57And under the pressure
18:58Of the British public opinion
18:59Which was sympathetic
19:00The Irish people
19:01And the British people
19:02Agree on a treaty
19:03To reach
19:04This war
19:05To its end
19:06Winston Churchill
19:07Presents
19:08The peace treaty
19:09With Ireland
19:10Britain
19:11Will recognize
19:1226 Irish provinces
19:13That will make up
19:14Ireland
19:15As part of
19:16The British Commonwealth
19:17Like Australia
19:18And Canada
19:19They swear
19:20Their loyalty
19:21To the British crown
19:22But at the same time
19:23They will rule
19:24By themselves
19:25Without the British intervention
19:26But
19:27The King of Ireland
19:28And six provinces
19:29Such as
19:30Ulster
19:31Which will form
19:32Northern Ireland
19:33Which is still
19:34Directly connected
19:35To England
19:36This partition
19:37Will have nothing
19:38To do with
19:39New Ireland
19:40Because
19:41This treaty
19:42May be
19:43The saddest
19:44Of all the previous
19:45Wars
19:46It divides
19:47The Irish people
19:48And the Irish army
19:49Into two parts
19:50One part
19:51Is completely
19:52Rejected
19:53By the treaty
19:54And says
19:55After hundreds of years
19:56In the war
19:57Against the British
19:58And the other part
19:59Which supports
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20:01Is that
20:02The treaty
20:03Is not the best thing
20:04But at the same time
20:05It is the first step
20:06To achieve our demands
20:07The partition
20:08Increases greatly
20:09On the level
20:10Of all the leaders
20:11For example
20:12Arthur Griffith
20:13The founder of
20:14The Shymfine party
20:15Supports the treaty
20:16Meanwhile
20:17The head of the party
20:18Imond Valyria
20:19Rejects it
20:20You have
20:21Michael Collins
20:22The leader
20:23Of the Irish republican army
20:24Supports the treaty
20:25Meanwhile
20:26His men and
20:27His army
20:28Are divided
20:29Between 16 leaders
20:30Of the Irish republican army
20:31Only 5
20:32Support the treaty
20:33And most of the forces
20:34Rejected it
20:35All of this
20:36While England
20:37Watches the scene
20:38And withdraws
20:39The war
20:40Begins
20:41And gives
20:42Its military bases
20:43To the new government
20:44And Amela
20:45Sees the difference
20:46Between the two sides
20:47Increasing
20:48More and more
20:49On April 14
20:501922
20:51A group of
20:52140
20:53Opposing wing
20:54Supports the treaty
20:55And occupies
20:56The IRA men
20:57The war
20:58Is normal
20:59As if there is
21:00No agreement
21:01And they continue
21:02The operations of
21:03The British
21:04And Winston Churchill
21:05Stands in the
21:06General assembly
21:07And says
21:08I swear
21:09If the new government
21:10In Ireland
21:11Is unable to impose
21:12The new regime
21:13The British are ready
21:14To work
21:15And impose
21:16The new regime
21:17Under the British pressure
21:18The Irish government
21:19Begins to move
21:20To try to regain
21:21Control over the country
21:22And indeed
21:23On June 28
21:241922
21:25The British
21:26Defend
21:27Their former
21:28Comrades
21:29From the Irish
21:30Opposition
21:31And here
21:32The Irish
21:33Civil War
21:34Begins
21:35For 9 months
21:36The Irish
21:37National Army
21:38Fights
21:39With British
21:40Weapons
21:41Their former
21:42Comrades
21:43From the Irish
21:44Opposition
21:45And thanks to
21:46The British
21:47Weapons
21:48And because
21:49This time
21:50Your enemy
21:51Is your old friend
21:52Who knows your secrets
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