Anyone watching Spotlight on BBC 1 now discussing alleged collusion between Ireland and the Provos?
Anyone watching Spotlight on BBC 1 now discussing alleged collusion between Ireland and the Provos?
Yes, we're currently being told that terrorists dipping in and out of different jurisdictions to evade authorities in said jurisdictions is a unikely Irish affair.
Cripes, a scene from the comedy film 'The Guard' is significant.
Watching it,but it is funny.showed a clip from The Guard![]()
"You think thats bad,theres one lunatic that posts on there 40-50 times a day..He's alone..in bad company!
why did they show a clip from the guard ? totally undermines the whole point of the programme and to be honest i thought it was very short, it created more questions than answers, perhaps this was the point of it.
The predictable 'whataboutery' from nationalists of unionist claims
Choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing evil
To date, the programme has presented allegations that a Garda collaborated in the murder of the RUC officers. These allegations may have evidence behind them.
The programme then moved onto Unionist politicial allegations regarding murders in the hundreds.
Zero evidence was oresented for these allegations. Jeffrey Donaldson repeated his allegation, and Danny Kennedy pointed out that the South Armagh IRA killed a lot of people. He made a dossier. Then he demanded an apology for Irish government collusion.
At what point are we to be presented with the evidence the Unionist politicians have, instead of just allegations?
Surely, if there are hundreds of suspected victims of IRA/Southern authority collusion, wecould have touched on some of them, aside from the two RUC officers, the murders of which the Irish government has already instituted an enquiry?