The Irish Generals have unleashed a war with Ireland itself. Just as there are hot wars and cold wars, there are biological wars and then there are economic wars. Unlike every other country in Europe, supposedly “neutral” Ireland has unleashed an economic war not on Russia, but on itself. And I refuse to be an insurgent; a soldier on the frontline whose life is measured as collateral. Economic warfare is loosely defined as state interference in international economic relations for the purpose of improving the relative economic, military, or political position of a country. In Ireland, the Generals don’t fight…

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