As previously stated it is pure conjecture on my part. And given that it's a long time since I read Ten Men Dead it's foolish conjecture as well.
I started a thread about Kevin McQuillan which you insisted on hijacking because part of my post suggested his recollections of the hunger-strikes might now be subject to question. The same bile was forthcoming when I started a thread on the recent Ruairí Ó Brádaigh interview. On that occasion it was the journalist who was subject to slander.
And yet another example of pic and his meandering waffle and lies. The following statement from you is most obviously not conjecture on your part.
You`re quite good at trying to divert from meaningful discussion and reality. Just not good enough pup.Mention of the message and the fact that prisoners had discussed it was omitted from Ten Men Dead to prevent contemporary and future enemies of the emerging Adams-McGuinness leadership from making precisely the sort of accusations and insinuations that are being thrown around now
What's it got to do with reading 10 Men Dead; you talked about what was 'omitted' from the book; not what was in it. You said there was a cover up, the truth was with held. You've done a dishonest little dance since then. attempting to deny it. I can remind you what you wrote again if you want to be a complete gobsh1te.
Liar. I clearly stated that McQuillan was largely irrelevant to the overall debate. McQuillan wasn't negotiating with Thatcher or making decisions based on the negotiations.
You mean the interview which Ruairí Ó Brádaigh had to follow with a letter of clarification due to the extent to which he was taken out of context. I seem to remember frantic scrabblings on your part.
Is the guy with the beard an American? Kenny Rodgers perhaps?