The loveheart stamps are a nice touch.

>>18490
They've certainly got a sense of humour.

It's a strange thing to do when you could have disrupted at least two of those places, for longer, with a little drone.

I'm willing to bet you could probably fuck up Waterloo with a drone too, without even flying the fucker.

>>18492
An old IRA tactic is to do a dry run to test what emergency response times are like.

>>18492
> could probably fuck up Waterloo with a drone too, without even flying the fucker.
Just fit it with a standard-gauge wheelset and drive it up the tracks.

>>18493
The interesting thing about this today was that none of the news got out - I actually read about it around 7pm on the train out of Waterloo which was slightly weird.

>>18494
Just don't do it on a Sunday otherwise you'll end up with a terror drone replacement bus service, which just doesn't have the same impact.

>>18495
You were this close to living that Half-Life 2 Episode 1 life.

>>18497
Explain.

>>18489
The IRA are defunct, but their former members make a good living training other shitheels to blow stuff up.

During the Iraq war, the British Army were asked to help with strategy in dealing with guerrilla tactics the Yanks had never seen before and they concluded they must have been taught by former IRA members. Wire at mounted gun height across roads, using women and children in distress to ambush patrols, etc.

>>18499
There are a whole bunch of 'Ra lads who never accepted the end of the armed struggle who went on to form groups like Continuity IRA, New IRA, Real IRA, Surreal IRA, Unreal IRA, Diet IRA, IRA Light, I Can't Believe It's Not The IRA, etc.

Always, always, secure your trademarks.

>>18499
Neither of those seem particularly novel, I'd expect them to crop up in the first brainstorming session.

Interesting claim though, do you have any further reading?

>>18499
Typical for whitey to think himself the exclusive source of ingenuity.

>>18501

They may seem fairly obvious, but so do putting pointy sticks in a hole, but they have a relatively modern and very location specific history too.

I always thought that if I was to engage in a spot of guerilla warfare, I'd fill sacks or balloons with very finely ground glass and lob them at the infantry.

Another one found, this time in Glasgow.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-47474290

>>18501
I got that information directly from a Corporal in the Royal Irish Regiment who is in the same Masonic Lodge as me, so sadly no.

>>18506
You can just say "who I know personally", ponce.

>>18507

I'm quite convinced that the big Masonic secret is that they have to pretend there's loads of secrets to look more interesting, and also mention the lodge as often as possible despise the supposed secrecy.

>>18508
I'm just going to say they touch kids, the secret is I don't actually think that, but when the Facebook groups spill onto the streets and launch the Wakefield infitada against Masonlad's lodge, it won't matter.

>>18507
I don’t really know him personally, though. He’s an aquiantance I sat beside once at a function and he told me his life story.

"We killed that journalist lass but we didn't mean to. We were just trying to look hard in front of the cameras for Reggie Yates."

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/new-ira-admits-responsibility-for-killing-of-lyra-mckee-1.3869002?

>>19094
I've never read a statement by dissident republicans before. "An incursion by heavily armed British crown forces". They're fucking delusional.

I hope this puts an end to the "we only call brown people daft militant wogs" facebook politics bollocks.That might be the silver lining to this.

>>19096
Historically Irish were not considered properly white, so I don't know about that. They might just be a different shade of brown for all those people care.

>>19094
Oh, so it's just manslaughter with an additional charge of "being stupid, sad, pathetic bastards"? Good for them.

>>19097

Ah no true white person would be a daft militant wog, I see.

>>19099

https://www.amazon.com/Irish-Became-White-Routledge-Classics/dp/0415963095

>>19097

>Historically Irish were not considered properly white

well I've heard the term potato nigger for the Irish, but if you have ever really been to Ireland, the Irish tend to be white as a ghost. In a skin tone kind of way at least.

>>19101
> potato nigger
That's Belarus.

Bog Wog, I believe. Goodness knows what that'll get filtered to, but the second word rhymes with the first.

I remember when it has casual racism been acceptable around heeere?

>>19115
How is that filter ever supposed to work properly?