Republicans' details leaked to press as clampdown intensifies.

[the dark angel]

I don't expect that there will be any further tout revelations now that the PSF leadership are in open collusion with the British security services; doing and encouraging the things they had people tortured and shot (by British agents) for in the past.

As for what they have to gain it might be more of a case of what they have to lose if they don't co-operate. In the past leaks like this would have come directly from the Brits but you have to remember that 'Ulsterisation' is part of the strategy too.

The irony!

A tout talking about touts! You just have no shame kat!!!!
As for the MI5 run dissidents, what a fu*king joke.

[picador]

Crumlin road court. Really smart diversionary attempt there, Pic.

Sorry but wherever that photograph of McGuinness that you provided was taken it was not on the Crumlin Road in Belfast.

[picador]

so we have leaked files from an ministers office going to a sf alligned media group yes?are we therefore saying that sf leaked the document...........would that make sense though considering sf want people to support policing and surely anybody regardless of wat side of the republican fence ur on would feel that such "leaks" are wrong

The files were leaked to the Sunday Life which is part of the Independent Media Group owned by one Sir Anthony O'Reilly. The journalist who wrote the story was formerly employed by Belfast Media Group which is owned by Máirtín Ó Muilleoir, an ally of Gerry Adams.

It all amounts to a Provo conspiracy to have some salt-of-the-earth rustic types assassinated.

[alex77]

The irony!

A tout talking about touts! You just have no shame kat!!!!
As for the MI5 run dissidents, what a fu*king joke.

how do you know this person is a tout

[merle haggard]

Wherever that photograph was taken it was not outside the Crum!

Don't know the details of McGuinness's case but Adams's case went to trial (Jeremy Paxman was one of the prosecution witnesses) and he was acquitted due to lack of compelling evidence.

thats outside the old high court in chichester street . It is indeed martin mcguiness just after having his membership charges dropped despite numerous press , tv and radio interviews he gave identifying himself as a senior IRA commander as well as posing openly in IRA uniform at funerals and even firing a weapon on one occasion for the cameras .
It seems British justice is as blind as the british army observation post near his home that never identified this media personality during the internment era as being at home . Odd given he was on the telly in the 70s more often than Pans people .

[merle haggard]

so we have leaked files from an ministers office going to a sf alligned media group yes?are we therefore saying that sf leaked the document...........would that make sense though considering sf want people to support policing and surely anybody regardless of wat side of the republican fence ur on would feel that such "leaks" are wrong

lets be clear . This political agenda driven media group are heavily funded by the British governemnt . The political party they are aligned to is currently part of the British governemnt in Ireland . Therefore this is an article on behalf of the British state .

[merle haggard]

We also have an article calculated to make fair trial impossible. This is too messy to draw any conclusions about, except to be sure there is messing of some kind.

Random acts of violence are divisive and benefit the British.

not at all . As you are aware there is no jury in political trials either north or south . The judge simply instructs himself to disregard stories in the papers .

[picador]

lets be clear . This political agenda driven media group are heavily funded by the British governemnt . The political party they are aligned to is currently part of the British governemnt in Ireland . Therefore this is an article on behalf of the British state .

The story appeared in the Sunday Life - not the Andersonstown News.

I assume that you were having a pop at BMG rather than Sir AJF.

[merle haggard]

The story appeared in the Sunday Life - not the Andersonstown News.

I assume that you were having a pop at BMG rather than Sir AJF.

Ciaran Barnes is a prominent spokesperson and writer for the BMG . As none of the named men are from Belfast then the BMG have no platform to write about them .
The sunday life is indeed owned by this British lord , pictured here alongside a British minister who had his IRA mmebership charges dropped despite the conveyor belt nature of the Diplock courts in 76 and the wealth of audio , photo and video evidence against him . A leading member of a political party which Mr Barnes writeson behalf of in the a town news and its associated sister papers . All generously funded by the British government .

[picador]

Mr Barnes is a journalist. He started out at the Andersonstown News. He has since moved on to the Sunday Life, which is part of the Independent stable. As part of his professional duties Mr Barnes wrote an article about some leaked government documents. The article was approved by the editor of the Sunday Life and subsequently appeared in print.

Cue Provo conspiracy.

Incidentally one of the six who is named in the document but not by the Sunday Life does come from Belfast. I wonder who could it be?