‘Security Nightmare’: Ireland Braces For Major Protests During Trump’s Visit

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Tiago Ventura,  Editorial Fellow   -  Time MagazineStephan: I told you when Trump began his second term that his incompetent psychopathic bullying was going to devastate the status and stature of the United State so badly that it might take a generation to restore, if it happened at all. Well, what is described in this article about how the Irish are going to respond to Trump's visit to Ireland illustrates the accuracy of my prediction. Protesters stand at the peace camp on the road to Shannon Airport following the arrival of U.S. President Donald Trump in June 2019. Credit: Brian Lawless / Getty  Protests are set to take place in Ireland when President Donald Trump attends the Irish Open at his golf course in Doonbeg, County Clare, next month. Local groups, including the Irish Neutrality League, which advocates for Irish neutrality in international conflicts, and The Irish Anti-War Movement, have expressed their intention to take part in demonstrations. Irish Labour Senator Nessa Cosgrove has referred to the visit taking place from Sept. 12 to 13 as a “security nightmare” and said she hopes the U.S. President “takes time to learn why people might be exercised” about the trip. “They are angry about fuel prices, which have spiraled because of his unnecessary war of aggression in Iran,” she told Irish media last week, adding that people are also angry about the “ill-treatment of the Palestinian people by his closest allies in Israel.” In a follow-up statement to TIME, Cosgrove states that “protecting a [...]Read the Full Article »