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    1/ If it was a British plan, and the local UVF refused to do it, why didn't the beastly Brits just use their own men, like cold-blooded assasin Robert Nairac, or the evil Paratroops?

    2/ Are you saying that it was turned down because of moral repugnance, or fear of IRA reprisals?

    3/ Why won't you name the second member of the gang? Is this because they are still alive, and might deny they ever corroborated it?

    4/ Isn't the real crux of this story that you so desperatly want it to be so?
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    Re: British Military planned Primary School Massacre

    Quote Originally Posted by Cael
    According to McCaughey the plan was aborted because of the fear of the potential IRA response.

    ”We are prepared to accept that this plan may have been regarded as morally unacceptable by the UVF.
    So they don't trust McCaughey's recollection of events.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cael
    nothing to investigate? An ex-policeman tells nation wide TV that there was a conspiracy to massacre 30 or more school children, plus their teachers, and there is nothing to investigate?
    They may have talked about it.

    Didn't do anything though, did they?

    Republicans, such as yourself, are clearly made of far stronger stuff.

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    I stand open to correction, but I am of the understanding that, unlike the IRA, neither the British Army nor the loyalist Paramilitaries (who are obviously one and the same thing) ever really went for killing children, or babies.

    Edit- thinking about it, one or the other were responsible for the Dublin bombings, which were an indiscrimminate attack on civillians. The sort that the IRA carried out time & time again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jozer
    I stand open to correction, but I am of the understanding that, unlike the IRA, neither the British Army nor the loyalist Paramilitaries (who are obviously one and the same thing) ever really went for killing children, or babies.
    I suggest you are being rather naive.

    I feel sure the orders for killing infants would have come right from the very top, from that vampire in human form, the evil Margaret Thatcher.

    The British establishment are, without doubt, reptilian.

    I suggest you consult David Icke on the subject.

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    I mean, look at it from the other side up- Would you really believe that after the cold-blooded sectarian murder of ten unarmed Protestant mill workers by the IRA, no one in the Loyalist underworld once talked about responding in kind?

    At the end of the day, it never happened. Maybe the PSNI should investigate attrocities that did happen?

    Face it, Cael. It's a non story.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jozer
    1/ If it was a British plan, and the local UVF refused to do it, why didn't the beastly Brits just use their own men, like cold-blooded assasin Robert Nairac, or the evil Paratroops?

    2/ Are you saying that it was turned down because of moral repugnance, or fear of IRA reprisals?

    3/ Why won't you name the second member of the gang? Is this because they are still alive, and might deny they ever corroborated it?

    4/ Isn't the real crux of this story that you so desperatly want it to be so?
    1)As far as I am aware Nairac set up assasinations but always let his Loyalist dupes pull the trigger. The disasterous use of the paras during Bloody Sunday made it clear to the Brits that they must always depend on native counter gangs.

    2)Thats what McCaughey claimed.

    3)Because I am reporting a statement made by families of people murdered by British proxy death squads, I dont know the identity of the second member.

    4)The real crux of this story is that it has never been investigated by an organisation which expects people to regard it as a legitimate police force.

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    Of course it's a non-story.

    Talk from thirty years ago does not merit investigation, well not in the real world anyway.

    But then again, Cael does not actually live in the real world.

    That being so, probably the best idea would be for Cael's imaginary government to investigate this 'crime'.

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    1/ Or the SAS, or the FRU, or MI5/6? Are you really saying that the beastly British were determined to carry out this evil plan, but were stumped because the local militia refused to help

    2/ It was an either/or question. Read it again. either/or.

    3/ Don't you mean by the families of children & nuns who were not, in fact, murdered by anyone?

    4/ There is nothing to investigate, unless talking about doing beastly things should be investigated thirty years afterwards. In which case you would have to build a very large prison for NI.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cael
    The real crux of this story is that it has never been investigated by an organisation which expects people to regard it as a legitimate police force.
    If this were to be investigated, wouldn't this involve co-operation with the 'colonial' police?

    Or would your imaginary government send imaginary police to investigate an imaginary crime?

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