” It is interesting to note that the Irish insurgency was almost always dependent on either Irish-American aid or in some cases, waging insurgency on American soil as the Fenians did following the American Civil War. America often served Britain in the same way that Pakistan has served America in the past decade. By turning a blind eye to Irish revolutionary movements, the Americans enabled Irish insurgencies and uprisings in the late 19th and early 20th centuries against an allied nation. “
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