Society of United Irishmen
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The Society of United Irishmen is a political party founded in Ireland in the aftermath of the Anglo-Irish War of 2013, in which Ireland was wiped.
The Three Principles
1. The weight of English influence in the country has become so great as to require us to draw on all political traditions in the country in order to build our strength, protect our citizens equality and liberty, and free our country.
2. The only way this can be achieved is through radical and complete reform of our government, thinking and culture.
3. Any reform that attempts to ostracise members of our community without due reason and process is unjust.
Political Policies
- A United Ireland, through either force or peaceful means
- Increase Assets available to the State for military production
- Reintroduce measures for a professional military, in which soldiers that work for the army are prioritised
- Use of military force to increase Ireland's prestige
- Diplomacy to be used as a central plank of foreign policy alongside military force
- Independent foreign policy as opposed to superalliances
- A new Constitution for the Republic, laying out the rights and responsibilities of citizens, the values of the country and the jobs of ministers
- Proactive state intervention to create revenue
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