The TUV have asked an interesting question. Policing and Justice is an internal UK matter. Therefore, why are negotiations being lead by the two Governments? And what has happened to DUP policy that said that the Dublin government could not be given any role in any negotiations about the internal administration of part of the United Kingdom?
It will be interesting to hear the DUP response.
Thursday 28 January 2010
Tuesday 26 January 2010
Provisional IRA almost blew up John F. Kennedy's daughter
Lady Antonia Fraser has brought out a book called "Must You Go". In it she talks about how John F. Kennedy's daughter, Caroline, was nearly killed by terrorists in 1975.
Sinn Fein/PIRA put a bomb under Sir Hugh Fraser's car in London as they didn't like his views on Northern Ireland.
Fraser and Kennedy had intended to use the car but the bomb was accidentally detonated causing the death of Gordon Hamilton Fairley, a cancer specialist.
Sinn Fein/PIRA also murdered other people whose views they didn't agree with e.g. Conservative MP Ian Gow, Rev Robert Bradford MP and Assembly member Edgar Graham. Sinn Fein/PIRA are now part of the Government in Northern Ireland but they still maintain that they were fighting a legitimate 'war'. Of course it was nothing short of terrorism and we await the day when they are ready to apologise for their terrorist crimes to ALL their victims.
Sinn Fein/PIRA put a bomb under Sir Hugh Fraser's car in London as they didn't like his views on Northern Ireland.
Fraser and Kennedy had intended to use the car but the bomb was accidentally detonated causing the death of Gordon Hamilton Fairley, a cancer specialist.
Sinn Fein/PIRA also murdered other people whose views they didn't agree with e.g. Conservative MP Ian Gow, Rev Robert Bradford MP and Assembly member Edgar Graham. Sinn Fein/PIRA are now part of the Government in Northern Ireland but they still maintain that they were fighting a legitimate 'war'. Of course it was nothing short of terrorism and we await the day when they are ready to apologise for their terrorist crimes to ALL their victims.
Monday 25 January 2010
Co Wexford Memorial to IRA Terrorists
Enniscorthy Town Council in Co Wexford, Republic of Ireland has decided to approve a memorial on a public site in the town to honour IRA terrorists who died on their way to plant a bomb in Northern Ireland.
The memorial was unanimously agreed by the councillors following a request from an organisation called Coiste Cáirde na Laochra. The memorial will be erected “in remembrance of those who played their part in the struggle for Irish freedom”. The reality is that they were on their way to cause murder and mayhem in part of the UK.
If any council in the UK approved a memorial for a Loyalist group who had tried to bomb somewhere in the Republic of Ireland, it would be major news. The UK Government should make a formal complaint to the Government of the RoI and ask that Enniscorthy Town Council reverse this disgraceful decision to support terrorist murderers.
Make your views known to the councillors involved. The views of some of them is given in this report in the Enniscorthy Echo.
The memorial was unanimously agreed by the councillors following a request from an organisation called Coiste Cáirde na Laochra. The memorial will be erected “in remembrance of those who played their part in the struggle for Irish freedom”. The reality is that they were on their way to cause murder and mayhem in part of the UK.
If any council in the UK approved a memorial for a Loyalist group who had tried to bomb somewhere in the Republic of Ireland, it would be major news. The UK Government should make a formal complaint to the Government of the RoI and ask that Enniscorthy Town Council reverse this disgraceful decision to support terrorist murderers.
Make your views known to the councillors involved. The views of some of them is given in this report in the Enniscorthy Echo.
Saturday 23 January 2010
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