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How Real IRA Killed Denis Donaldson
I don't know what to think of this story so i'll let the trusty burghers of politics.ie decide on the veracity of this tale.
How Real IRA Killed Denis Donaldson
Ever since the story about Judas 'broke' and perhaps long before that, the person who betrays his own people ranks down there with child molesters and serial killers, the lowest of the low. Hence the pejorative term 'rat' which is frequently used when referring to these low lifes. Donaldson's dead, buried and best forgotten. The focus should be on other touts, McGartland, Seán (the perv) O'Callaghan, Christopher Black, Kirkpatrick, Scapaticci et al. They are still alive. Cén fath?
Last edited by seanciaran; 13th April 2009 at 02:37 AM. Reason: grammatical errors
O'Callaghan does carry off that 80's anorak in a primtive sleasy manner, there's no denying
Well there's also the fact that O'Callaghan was found by police, strapped to a chair in a London flat, in the company of two other males shortly after all three left a well known gay bar. I dunno who called the 'old bill', but they came and released him. One can only assume that O'Callaghan was having second thoughts about his apparent gay S&M kink that night. This well publicised incident is mentioned in 'Wikipedia' - "...O'Callaghan appeared as a Crown Prosecution witness in August 2006 during the trial of Yousef Samhan, 26 of Northolt, London, after an incident in which O'Callaghan was bound to a chair by two young men whom he met in a gay bar in West London.." and was reported by a plethora of other media outlets.
Last edited by seanciaran; 13th April 2009 at 02:56 AM. Reason: source of reference
Was that not Ruth Dudley Edwards flat? Did they not rob the gaff too? Very unfortunate, very, very unfortunateOriginally Posted by seanciaran
Is Ruth Dudley Edwards a homosexual too? The plot thickens.
So are you. Same question.
"Our revenge will be the slaughter of their children."
Donaldon's death saved the bon jovies and their British colleages some difficult questions.
Donaldson wasn't whisked away to some Brit safe house; instead he was hung out to dry.
The entire Donaldson affair was highly questionable and the answers died with him. This claim takes nothing away from the dubiousness of the situation.
The whole management of this by Sinn Fein was extraordinary, as is the RIRA statement.
What a bizarre comment.The Real IRA didn't consider abducting and interrogating him: "There was no need to debrief him because he'd done no damage to our organisation."
The article says he was an informer for at least two decades. He had presumably informed on all the organisations he had contact with
internationally, not just in Ireland.
If Sinn Fein leadership was bona fide in the sense of independent from the British State, given that Donaldson was apparently talking to them at length after his outing, would it not have been expected that they would have established and published what he had been at?
The main beneficiary of his death seems to be the British State as he was of no more use to them and was potentially a source of embarrassment to them and of information on intelligence activities.
A grotesque wee interview.Don't know if these people are British agents,morons or both
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