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No. The army of the Republic of Ireland occupying part of Belfast without uk permission. Technically that is an invasion.

‘No longer stand[ing idly] by’? Irish army contingency plans, 1969–70

On 13 August 1969 Irish cabinet discuss sending the Irish army across the border in attempt to provoke United Nations intervention UN peacekeeping force.

historyireland.com

ah. So we were talking about the same thing although I said Derry.
Yes it would have been an invasion of sorts however tactical. Regardless of the civil rights issues. And there are arguments that what was agreed in 1922 was never implemented, but this is not the thread to go down that road.

But ‘invasion!’ , well it never happened. Regardless of the calling for it Jack Lynch did not sanction such an action.


I wonder how different things might have been had it happened.

 

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Voting for Trump isn't a directly rational choice. But he's so unpredictable that it's possible to vote for him hoping to open Pandora's box.

Trump isn't a sycophantic zionist loyalist like Biden, every interaction with him is transactional.

He's done some transactions with the Christian Zionists.