Irish Volunteers

A Story by Abishai100

An homage to liberalism in the global media, citing ideas/thoughts about 'wrought' depression.

An homage to freelance political journalism/activism, inspired loosely by Katherine (Sissy Spacek).

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Amlan Satan lived in the United States since leaving politically-dense Algeria and had family-ties to the FLN resistance against French colonial rule there. In New York, Amlan started learning about the decisions of the modern IRA (Irish Republican Army).

AMLAN SATAN: I'll become a cyber-blogging rhetoric-political theorist working on 'pirate-radio' ideas about Northern Ireland.

He drew his primary inspiration from a special reading of an iconic/canonical popular-literature novel in the West concerning the 'troubles' and 'complexities' of the post-Irish independence IRA, factions led by figures such as Eamon de Valera. Satan began to think about the strange parallels in anticolonial literature/rhetoric between nations like Algeria, Ireland, and America.

In Northern Ireland, daily commemorations of the sectarian-troubles 'spirits' of the masses/people re-presented social fears regarding an incompatible coexistence between the Irish-Catholic minority and British-Protestant majority population.

AMLAN SATAN: We're 'borrowing' net-images of post-independence Irish Republican Army 'volunteers' who're women of stage.

He had to perform some underground action-works (as a masked 'madman') with the group(s) FIRA/FOH to coordinate antipiracy initiatives in economically sectarian-troubled Belfast so as to subvert the corrupting globalism-influence of capitalism-investing 'demon' diamond-barons such as the 'dark' Goldfinger!

AMLAN SATAN: Our goal/vision is to choreography social-network designs/aesthetics with pluralism ideas about dollars!

In other words, Amlan Satan was 'unofficially' erecting a cyber-world community of 'Irish Volunteers' all willing to understand/appreciate/absorb the tokens and diadems of modern anticolonialism/globalism rhetoric, making the history of IRA symbolism a re-presentation of Western data.