What's the name of the Phoenix Knights?

No matter movies or games, terrorists basically have three characteristics: masked, disguised and AK47.

Makarov in Call of Duty, VAAS the madman in Scream 3, etc. Although they are always famous for their crazy bloodthirsty, there are tragic stories made up by the game production team behind them. But for the terrorists in CS, it seems that no one knows who their prototype is and why they want to carry out terrorist activities.

Among many CS bandits, only one person can have three characteristics-Phoenix Warrior.

Phoenix warrior appears in CS 1.5. With the same eyes and masked image as Han P, he quickly became a role with high appearance rate in the competition. This time, let's talk about the real prototype of the Phoenix Warrior and the story behind it.

The Phoenix Warrior was inspired by the Irish Peace Corps. They are committed to the liberation of Ireland and are famous for their terrorist attacks on Britain. Because he always wears a hood when fighting, many film and television dramas and games draw lessons from his image when designing terrorists. ?

The Irish Peace Corps was founded in 19 19. They have been at war with the British troops stationed in Ireland for a long time, including the famous SAS (British 22nd Special Air Force). Unlike other terrorist organizations, they only want Ireland to be independent and will not go to other countries to make trouble. Their goal is only one: "kill Britain and make themselves independent."

1968-2002, the Irish Peace Forces carried out many attacks in Northern Ireland and Ireland, in which more than 3,600 people died in violent conflicts. More than half of them were killed by the Irish army, which shows how strong their fighting capacity is. ?

Although they fought on the grounds of liberating the country, most of them took "fighting" as their only "interest" and their members were all white. Although nominally for reunification, it is no different from terrorists in the Middle East and as cruel to our own people. At that time, many people in Ireland wanted to make peace with Britain, but in the end they were assassinated by Irish peace forces, which made Irish people feel that they were "terrorists".