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The purpose of my letter is to request an urgent financial investigation of the North Ireland conflict (1969- 2014). If I am focusing only on the financial part of the conflict, it is because I don’t interfere with religious matters.

The cease-fire came into force in Northern Ireland in 1999, but the true Peace deal was signed last year in November under the leadership of President Barack Obama’s administration.

What was the role of the European Union during all that time ? What decisions did the European Union take regarding the conflict in Northern Ireland when the war was still on-going ? How would you explain the importance of the European institutions to a 16 years-old youth in Northern Ireland ? How do you expect the people in Northern Ireland to believe in the European single market if their economy is not defined by any specific currency ? Can they talk about “their own economy or does their economy belong to someone else? Is their economy a speculative bubble like the Euro itself, should they find out the true raison d’être of this currency ?

It is with honor that I attracting your attention to an interview of Padraig O’Hanlon, the ex-INLA fighter. INLA stands for Irish National Liberation Army and Padraig O’Hanlon is a nickname. He told me that the INLA and their opponent which is the UDLP (Ulster Democratic Liberation Army) were both receiving arms from FN in Herstal (Belgium) during the 30 years of war, including after the Maastricht Treaty was signed.

He also said that every year the INLA was receiving around 25 million Belgian francs of financial support. They were receiving the money in Belgian currency. He also received two Belgian financiers at his home in Belfast, and he noticed a third Belgian named Daniel Renson traveling back and forth to Belfast during the conflict. He also said that the INLA and the IRA were illegal organizations.

In his story, I found so many shameful clues involving the Belgian State particularly in everything which concerns the logistics. Hence my request for a financial investigation of the North Ireland conflict.

May I invite you to read the detailed letter to your attention, further below ?

Your Excellency Jean-Claude Juncker, may I urge you to take vigorous actions ? Not doing anything will endanger the sovereignty of your country and the freedom of your people. All the European countries should examine deeply whether the European Union and the Euro-zone is helping to strengthen their national identity or helping to weaken it.

Should you have questions, please do not hesitate to be in touch. I will certainly inform you about any useful information – such as about how the Justice system functions in Belgium- in another letter.

Yours sincerely,

Naima Mouali