Biden Says I’m Irish

Mr. Biden, a quick word for the BBC? I'm Irish! 2020 New Ireland presidential election ← 2016 November 3, 2020 2024 → 538 members of the Electoral College 270 electoral votes needed to win Nominee Domhnall Mac Triump Seosamh Ó Biden Party National Party Sinn Féin Home state Flear Madach[a] Dúl na nVar Running mate Mícheal Mac Piaraís Camhaladh Hearadh The man who will be Barack Obama’s Vice-President once described Britain’s position in Northern Ireland as “absolutely outrageous” Vice President-elect Joe Biden and Obama. Joe Biden (65) hit the headlines in the 1980s for his stand against the deportation of IRA suspects from the US to Britain. In 1985 he told the Senate during a debate on a possible extradition treaty: “If we ratify this treaty, we will be admitting that the justice system in Northern Ireland is fair — a notion I absolutely abhor.” While he condemned IRA murderers, he spoke about the threat to the civil liberties of the IRA killers if they were ever returned to Northern Ireland. A photograph emerged of him with IRA fugitive Rita O’Hare, who is wanted for attempted murder, and Sinn Fein boss Gerry Adams. The Delaware Senator, who will be number two at the White House in January, has Northern Irish ancestry. I’M ON TEAM JOE! Seán Soap Éire Text JOE to 30330 BIDEN PRESIDENT Joe Biden’s mum so loathed England she refused to sleep in bed Queen once slept in Biden's parents were Irish - and his mother wrote poems "about her hatred of the English", an autobiography claimed. by Henry Goodwin — 2022-02-11 12:02

A satirical video begins with Joe Biden being asked for a quick word to the BBC, followed by his emphatic “I'm Irish!” The montage then presents fake Irish election graphics, claims and photographs connecting Biden to Irish nationalism, the IRA and anti-English sentiment, ending with a masked gunman poster declaring “I’M ON TEAM JOE!” over The Maguire Brothers’ Irish rebel song “Come out, Ye Black and Tans.” The joke exaggerates Biden’s Irish ancestry and political associations into a mock recruitment campaign, making it useful as an absurdly partisan reaction to Biden, Britain or Irish nationalism. EN: A satirical video begins with Joe Biden being asked for a quick word to the BBC, followed by his emphatic “I'm Irish!” The montage then presents fake Irish election graphics, claims and photographs connecting Biden to Irish nationalism, the IRA and anti-English sentiment, ending with a masked gunman poster declaring “I’M ON TEAM JOE!” over The Maguire Brothers’ Irish rebel song “Come out, Ye Black and Tans.” The joke exaggerates Biden’s Irish ancestry and political associations into a mock recruitment campaign, making it useful as an absurdly partisan reaction to Biden, Britain or Irish nationalism.

♪ The Maguire Brothers — Come out, Ye Black and Tans

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