have to admit that's how it comes across sometimes though..... the opposition to Acht na Gaeilge being the latest example I can think of..
have to admit that's how it comes across sometimes though..... the opposition to Acht na Gaeilge being the latest example I can think of..
Denis Donaldson isnt dead.Originally Posted by Bogwarrior
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I hope to Christ he is. They buried him.Originally Posted by Skin
Just 1 gram of cocaine destroys 4m2 of tropical rainforest. Give it up ya selfish b'stards.
The Liam Clarke story says that a DUP MP, David Simpson, will name a prominent Sinn Féin representative as a spy - another Denis Donaldson or Freddie Scappaticci - in the House of Commons - in more than one month's time.
This is a very serious issue - Donaldson was killed after admitting he was an informer. A very high level of proof is required - the term "beyond a reasonable doubt" is apt - before discussing this matter any further. So also is the concept "innocent until proven guilty".
An indvidual's life and reputation is at stake.
Liam Clarke's detail narrows down the list of suspects to a a particular, small, geographical area - people who live there, and who are familiar with local political personalities, have probably already guessed who Simpson intends to name.
Either the people making and reporting this allegation immediately stand it up, or they instantly withdraw it - there can be no middle way.
I'm one hundred per cent opposed to a governmental coalition with a far-right fundamentalist religious organisation such as Ian Paisley's Democratic Unionist Party. Of course, that does not mean, automatically, that Simpson is wrong. Neither does it mean the Sunday Times is lying, simply because it is a right-wing newspaper.
But, perhaps, some Sinn Féin members will, because of this ugly episode, think again about the results of cuddling up to reactionaries.
simpson an agent? yes, i have considered it as with many others in the north
in fact, i know a lot about this topic through my work.. let's leave it at that.
what i can tell you, without fear of libel is that each newspaper group in the country (particularly Indo - and it isn't and never was Arnold) has high placed informants (i don't like the word agents).
as for politics - not really with the exception of FF, one high profile former minister was an informer and one of their closest advisors also was (it's not Mansergh).
Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness were never informers - believe it or not the SDLP is far more riddled than SF.
Also, you would be surprised of the extent to which certain prominent 'mainland' British politicians and media types are partial to feeding our people...
However, the role of Mi5 and Intelligence is much over-stated on this island... it's not as significant as people think.
Ooops there i go again upsetting, the jolly good old chaps.Originally Posted by Insider2007
Heres a question, which DUP member is well known for his/her great economic abilities,great policy making skills,diplomas,great respect for justice and truth and great work amongst both sides of the community?
Abstinence makes the Church grow fondlers.
Oh, that's one of those rhetorical questions I've heard so much about, isn't it!?Originally Posted by st333ve
Maybe they will just see him as a pioneer of their current strategy. After all what can PSF say as this man (if true) was just doing all along what they are asking people to do now.Originally Posted by Hawkeye
" Irish nationalism within British constitutionality is a contradiction in terms"
Gerry Adams
It's not right, irrespective of who does it or who it is done about. Should be tested in the courts.
The Illuminati ...... because payback's a Bit
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Of course! It makes perfect sense. No wonder their operations were so compromised.Originally Posted by MookieBaylock
MI6 Handler: Well J118, what dodgy stuff was John Hume up to today?
J118: Well sir, he may have broken a red light on his way home from the office.
M16 handler: Good stuff 118, we'll hang that terorist b*stard out to dry.
Such a parcel of rogues in a nation!