Google| Subject | Re: The British Secret Service...[was Re: Republicanism still an offence in England? (wasRe: Queen m |
| From | David Flood |
| Date | 2002-04-20 00:13 (2002-04-19 23:13) |
| Message-ID | <a9q7u6$5ev6o$2@ID-121201.news.dfncis.de> |
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"Michael O'Neill" <onq@indigo.ie>wrote in message news:3CC09619.DB2D4A90@indigo.ie...
Michael O'Neill<snip>
David Flood wrote:David Flood
"Michael O'Neill" <onq@indigo.ie>wrote in message news:3CBFEC62.C037D72E@indigo.ie...Michael O'Neill
David Flood wrote:
Ta very much David. Yes I read those and several other accounts.They're online - http://www.phoenix-magazine.com/ - although they're only offering 'samples' of current stories :(
All Velllyyy Inlettellllessstttiinnngggggg.
Including the piece in the Phoenix.
Despite:
(i) the presumable abundance of fingerprints in the office that shouldn't be there (ii) the fact that all three (unmasked) burglars had to be waved through various checkpoints by trained police officers (who presumably would be of some use in producing identikits), and (iii) the fact that it defies belief that *no* CCTV (security force or commercial) camera in the area recorded them;
the PSNI (the new squeaky-clean RUC, mar dhe?) has yet to issue so much as a mugshot to the public, preferring instead to have the usual 'anonymous sources' mutter dark rumours about an imaginary crack Provo gang.
Instead, it appears to have seized the excuse to turn Nationalist parts of Northern Ireland upside down, perhaps in a nostalgic mood for the good ol' days...
D.
2002-03-30-
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