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   Friday-Monday, 22-25 January, 2010


1.  NOW OR NEVER
2.  PSNI man arrested over Loughinisland massacre
3.  Gun attack in south Armagh
4.  SF calls on PSNI to end informer pressure
5.  Anger at Cameron's 'Orange Card'
6.  Waterford plant closes for last time
7.  Feature: Bloody Sunday - the struggle continues
8.  Analysis: Ruling greeted by the sound of silence


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 McGuinness has said Sinn Fein has fulfilled its obligations in
 government and is now insisting unionists and the two government do the
 same to avoid a political crisis.

 His comments came ahead of a crunch meeting with DUP leader Peter
 Robinson over the hardline unionist party's refusal to implement the
 2006 St Andrews Agreement.

 In the end the meeting only lasted thirty minutes. Shortly after this,
 the 26-County Taoiseach Brian Cowen and British Prime Minister Gordon
 Brown decided to fly from London to Belfast to join the talks at
 Hillsborough Castle outside Belfast, where discussions are continuing.

 Mr Cowen and Mr Brown began a meeting with the two parties at 5pm.  It
 is understood Mr Brown is unlikely to be able to remain in the North
 beyond this evening.

 Before they departed Downing Street, both Mr Brown and Mr Cowen made
 reassuring and cautiously optimistic statements for the assembled media.

 However, Sinn Fein's patience with the process appeared to collapse on
 Friday following three years of failed efforts to share power with the
 DUP and an apparently dismissive approach by scandal-hit DUP leader
 Peter Robinson.

 Over the weekend, Sinn Fein declared that the talks with the DUP had
 ended before holding out the possibility of progress at today's
 [Monday's] final 'critical and defining' engagement.

 The key disagreements remain the DUP's stalling on the transfer of
 policing and justice powers and demands by the Protestant Orange Order
 for the abolition of the Parades Commission.

 Mr McGuinness claimed that, while his party had backed new policing
 structures after the 2006 St Andrews agreement which paved the way for
 power-sharing, the DUP had yet to fulfil its commitments.

 "Within three months of the St Andrews agreement we in Sinn Fein moved
 forward decisively on the issue of policing, took what was considered to
 be an historic and monumental decision," he said.

 "And we did that within three months of St Andrews... to ensure that
 these institutions would work.

 "Three years on, three years on, we are waiting for the DUP to deliver
 and honour their commitments, that all of us were supposed to have
 signed up to under the terms of an agreement that was presided over by
 the Irish Government and the British government."

 The former IRA commander who stunned hardline republicans when he
 described members of the breakaway 'Real IRA' as "traitors" last March,
 said he had worked hard to form an effective political partnership,
 first with the former DUP leader Ian Paisley, and then Peter Robinson.

 "From the very beginning of this process... I have been at pains to make
 this place work," he said.

 "It's been my life's work over the course of recent times because I
 passionately believe in power-sharing, passionately believe in
 all-Ireland institutions and passionately believe in working in a
 positive and constructive mood with all of the people that I come in
 contact with."

 He added: "Unfortunately, we have learned that there are people within
 these institutions who only see the future through the prism of one
 section of the community - that is not a sustainable way to move forward
 and I am not going to be part of that."

 Mr McGuinness, flanked by Sinn Fein colleagues including party president
 Gerry Adams, said: "I respect the mandate of Peter Robinson. I respected
 Ian Paisley's mandate. It is now time for them to respect ours."

 In the absence of any agreement, Martin McGuinness is likely to resign
 as Deputy First Minister. In that scenario, Assembly elections would
 have to be called after seven days and held within seven weeks.

 * We will continue to bring updates today on any breaking developments
 from the talks in Belfast.


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>>>>>> PSNI man arrested over Loughinisland massacre


 A member of the PSNI was suspended on Friday over allegations that he
 protected the UVF murder gang who carried out the Loughinisland
 massacre.

 Willlam Patterson was arrested by investigators from the Police
 Ombudsman's office at his County Down home on Thursday and interviewed
 about the June 1994 massacre on the Heights Bar which left six men dead
 and live others seriously wounded.

 His arrest is understood to have been the first time that a serving
 member of the RUC/PSNI has been questioned over allegations of Crown
 force collusion in the atrocity.

 Mr Patterson was interviewed about assisting the UVF, perverting the
 course of justice and withholding information.

 In 2006 the families of those killed in Loughinisland asked the then
 police ombudsman, Baroness O'Loan to investigate what they believed were
 "serious flaws" in the original RUC investigation.

 It had emerged that an RUC agent, codenamed 'Mechanic', had supplied the
 getaway car and that one of the murder weapons had been smuggled into
 Ireland from South Africa by British army agent Brian Nelson.

 One of the families' other concerns was the loss of potential forensic
 evidence when the RUC suddenly destroyed the getaway car used in the
 attack. The families also questioned the RUC's inability to use forensic
 evidence found on one of the gang members' balaclavas.

 A spokesman for the ombudsman confirmed that Its investigators had
 arrested a PSNI man on Thursday.

 "He was questioned by its investigators and released pend ing further
 inquiries, he said.

 The families' solicitor Niall Murphy welcomed the arrest but expressed
 concern about the development.

 "The families are extremely concerned that this officer, who was serving
 In the same ponce station In Downpatrick as the Loughlnlsiand murder
 investigation, Is now being questioned over allegations that he
 protected the killers and deliberately perverted the course of justice,"
 he said.

 "This is a major development which raises all sorts of serious questions
 about security-force collusion in the Loughinisland massacre."

 The massacre was one of the worst atrocities of the conflict, with
 bodies piled up inside the tiny bar in a scene of utter carnage.

 The victims came from Loughinisland, Ballynahinch, Drumaness, and
 Downpatrick. They were Adrian Rogan, 39-year-old Eamon Byrne, who was
 married with four children, his brother-in-law Patsy O'Hare, who was 35
 and a single man, 59-year-old Dan McCreanor, a single farmer, his uncle
 Barney Green, an 87-year-old retired pig farmer who was married, and
 54-year-old Malcolm Jenkinson, a building contractor who was married
 with three children.


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>>>>>> Gun attack in south Armagh


 Crossmaglen PSNI base in south Armagh was last night targeted in a
 gun attack for the second time in less than a month.  At about 9.30pm a
 car pulled up at the gates, two people fired shots at the station and
 fled. There were no injuries.

 The earlier attack happened on December 30, when there were also no
 injuries.

 The SDLP representative for the area, Dominic Bradley, said the people
 who carried out the attack were taking advantage of current political
 instability.

 "The longer there is a vacuum the more the opportunity they believe they
 have to exert their influence," said Mr Bradley.

 "I believe the only answer to that is to show that the political
 institutions are working, that isn't the case at the moment and that
 vacuum is priding these people with an opportunity."

 "We need results from the present talks; we need the powers of policing
 and justice to be transferred to Northern Ireland."


 CIRA PROTEST

 Republican Sinn Fein is to hold a picket outside Portlaoise prison in
 the Irish midlands on Saturday in protest against the conditions in the
 jail and in support of the demand of the Continuity IRA prisoners in the
 jail to be housed on a landing on their own.

 The party has described the denial of a separate landing for the CIRA
 POWs in Portlaoise prison as part of a policy to "criminalise the
 continued Irish Republican resistance" to British rule in Ireland.

 "Since 1917, 22 Irish Republicans have died in defence of their right to
 political status," a party spokesperson said.

 "In the 1940s the Republican Prisoners in Portlaoise were among the
 first Blanketmen in opposition to criminalisation. In the 1970s
 Republican prisoners endured a 47-day hunger strike.

 "The Republican prisoners in Portlaoise today are defending the same
 right to political status because they are part of the same struggle.

 "The CIRA prisoners demand their right to a separate landing. The CIRA
 PoWs' demand is simple  they want to continue to be treated as
 political prisoners - as other groups in the jail are."


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>>>>>> SF calls on PSNI to end informer pressure


 Sinn Fein has backed the case of a Derry republican who complained that
 British intelligence agencies had been "relentless" in their efforts to
 recruit him as an informer.

 The man, who does not wish to be named, said he believes that MI5 agents
 are interested in him because of his friendship with a leading dissident
 republican.

 The Derry man, a former prisoner, said a greeting card was posted to his
 house this week containing a handwritten message asking for his help and
 instructions to contact a mobile phone number, which was also included.

 in December, the same man received a similar card, which also contained
 a mobile phone number, and a gift voucher for a local toy shop. The
 voucher was given to charity.

 The man said that he had to collect the card from the Post Office and
 pay for it because whoever posted it originally did not attach the
 correct stamp.

 "I received a notice through my door telling me there was an item of
 post for me to collect at the Post Office. When I picked it up I had to
 pay 1.08 because not enough postage had been attached. My name and
 address on the envelope was written in the same handwriting as the one I
 got before Christmas.

 "Inside was a phone number of what I believe to be an MI5 agent. They
 have been relentless in trying to get me to work for them," he said.

 The man brought the card to a lawyer who contacted the telephone number
 and said it went to an answer-phone message left by someone with an
 English accent calling himself 'Ken.' The number in the previous card
 also went to an similar message.

 Local Sinn Fein representative Martina Anderson said she has raised the
 man's case with the head of the PSNI.

 "I have met the man concerned and there are obvious issues of concern. I
 will be raising this issue directly with Matt Baggott to express my
 concern," she said.


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>>>>>> Anger at Cameron's 'Orange Card'


 The British Conservative Party has been accused of engaging in
 sectarianism over its secret talks with the UUP and the DUP.

 Representatives of the parties met most recently on a possible unity
 move at an English stately home outside of London on the 16th and 17th
 of January.

 Dr McDonnell has sought an urgent meeting with Conservative leader David
 Cameron to express his concerns.

 The South Belfast MP said the meeting showed contempt for nationalists
 and adds further mistrust to the political process.

 "It's saying to me that the Conservatives at this stage are not fit for
 government," said Dr McDonnell.

 "This is playing the orange card, it's being sectarian, it's being
 divisive and I will be putting it to David Cameron that it was naive at
 best and malevolent at worst."

 In 2008, the Conservative party officially joined forces with the Ulster
 Unionist Party, forming a new electoral alliance known as the Ulster
 Conservative and Unionists - New Force (UCUNF).

 But at the weekend, UUP leader Reg Empey insisted the pact only covered
 European and Westminister elections and gave a strong indication that
 his party was exploring the possibility of a link-up with the Democratic
 Unionist Party at the Stormont Assembly in Belfast.

 He confirmed the UUP were involved in a serious engagement about
 cooperating politically with the DUP and said nothing had been ruled in
 or out.

 Ian Paisley Jnr od the DUP said nationalist concerns about a secret
 unionist strategy were "a smokescreen to cover the anger that certain
 nationalists will have when they realise their political careers are
 over because they were based on the false dawn of a split unionist
 vote."

 Mr McDonnell described the move as "cheap Tory stroke".

 "For Mr Cameron to orchestrate playing the orange card last weekend for
 an hour of self interest did our process serious damage," he said.

 "It disrupted the discussions of devolving policing and justice at a
 very delicate point just to let him gain some narrow political advantage
 in the event of a hung parliament."

 Dr McDonnell also accused Mr Cameron of exploiting the crisis at
 Stormont.

 "No-one is buying the Tory line that this secret, all-unionist meeting
 was an attempt to overcome political instabilities," he said.

 "If this was the genuine motivation then why haven't the Tories met with
 the nationalist parties which represent half of the population living
 here?"

 Leader of the moderate unionist Alliance Party leader David Ford told
 his annual conference that any talk of unionist non-sectarian politics
 will be "sunk without trace" if a pan-unionist front is agreed.

 That was demonstrated by the weekend resignation of three local
 Conservatives, two of whom are Catholics, who had been nominated to
 stand in the Westminster elections, he said.

 "Tories in Northern Ireland have claimed to be non-sectarian and
 progressive, saying that they are seeking to introduce what they
 describe as 'national politics' to our society," he told delegates.

 "However, if there is any truth whatsoever to the talk of unionist pacts
 and realignments with the DUP also included, the claims of non-sectarian
 progressive politics are sunk without trace," he said.

 "If there are members within the ranks of the local Conservatives who
 genuinely believe in a shared future as a priority, I fear they are now
 in an impossible position," added Mr Ford.


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>>>>>> Waterford plant closes for last time


 Hundreds of people came to pay their final respects to the Waterford
 Crystal visitors' centre at Kilbarry in Waterford yesterday as it
 closed its doors for the final time.

 Some came in the hope of gathering a piece for their collection, while
 others simply came to share memories that made up the centre-piece of
 their lives for so long.

 The centre had been due to close next month with the loss of about 15
 remaining jobs there.   Wile the jobs will still be lost on February
 5th, the centre closed ahead of schedule at 5pm yesterday.

 About 330,000 tourists came to the visitor centre annually for 25 years
 - from Britain, the US, Australia and Asia. Almost 3,000 people once
 worked for Waterford Crystal at their factories in Kilbarry and
 Dungarvan.

 Last year, a tense stand-off followed when the plant was occupied by
 workers and supporters following news it was to be shuttered.

 Waterford Crystal worker of some 10 years Eleanor Horan said of its
 final closure: "We are absolutely devastated but people have been
 fantastic; the support we got from all our locals has been absolutely
 incredible."

 Engraver Nicky Coady, with 44 years' service, added: "While I'm here
 I'd like to just thank all the people who came in and shook our hands
 this week.

 "If the politicians had come out a bit earlier maybe we wouldn't be
 closing here today." Mayor of Waterford John Halligan said it was "a
 sad day for Waterford".

 The company that now owns the Waterford Crystal rights has said it will
 open a new retail outlet and visitor centre in the city, and that glass
 pieces would continue to be manufactured.  However, the new facility
 will be a tiny fraction of the original plant.

 The outlet is scheduled to open in June and will be based in the former
 ESB regional office at the Mall in Waterford.


 NATIONAL WORKER UNREST

 Meanwhile, thousands of public servants in the 26 Counties are today
 taking action which will involve work to rule and refusals to carry out
 duties associated with vacant posts in protest at pay cuts.

 Health service and local government workers are involved, with more
 unions are expected to join the protest in the coming weeks.

 Further industrial action, including strikes in selective areas, are
 understood to be under consideration by public sector unions in a second
 phase of the campaign which could take effect in the weeks ahead.

 Mid-ranking civil servants are scheduled to join the initial industrial
 action by the middle of next week.

 Ireland's largest union, Siptu, said on Friday it would be serving
 notice of industrial action across the civil service, local authorities,
 and health and education sectors tomorrow. This proposed action would
 come into effect a week later, February 1st.

 Lower-paid civil servants who are members of the CPSU have already been
 involved in industrial action for the last several days.


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>>>>>> Feature: Bloody Sunday - the struggle continues


 As many victims of miscarriages of justice will testify, admissions of
 guilt by Britain take a long time to come to pass.

 For 38 years, the people of Derry have been fighting for such an
 admission. Ever since 14 civilians were massacred by the British
 Paratroop Regiment in the city in 1972, the families of dead, the
 injured and the survivors have been fighting for the British government
 to acknowledge the truth. The truth being that the British government
 attempted to crush peaceful civil rights demonstrations by an act of
 terrorism and mass murder.

 Despite the pain and death inflicted by its army on January 31 1972, the
 British government failed on two counts. Not only did it abjectly failed
 to crush the struggle for civil rights, democracy and freedom in
 Ireland, it also failed to make its version of what happened on Bloody
 Sunday stick. The truth that Bloody Sunday was a massacre is known
 around the world, to the detriment of the British government's
 reputation.

 What remains to be achieved is the publication of the findings of the
 Saville Inquiry, which was set up by the British government in 1998. The
 families deserve at least the semblance of closure that an accurate
 finding by the Inquiry will bring.

 But the brutal truth that the British army taught the people of Ireland
 on January 31 1972 remains - without national rights there can be no
 civil rights. Until national independence and unity is achieved the
 British government will continued to abuse the civil and human rights of
 Irish citizens and it will attempt to crush any resistance to those
 abuses.

 These are the reasons that people should mobilise to Derry on January
 31; for 38 years, nationalist Ireland has been marching in defiance of
 the British government and its armed forces in that city and this year
 should be no different.

 This month, get to Derry and march in memory of Jackie Duddy, Patrick
 Doherty, Bernard McGuigan, Hugh Gilmour, Kevin McElhinney, Michael
 Kelly, John Young, William Nash, Michael McDaid, James Wray, Gerald
 Donaghy, Gerald McKinney, William McKinney and John Johnston.

 Get to Derry and march in support of their families and the survivors.

 Get to Derry and demand national independence.

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 The programme of the annual Bloody Sunday commemoration will include
 film screenings, discussions, workshops and lectures and will culminate,
 as always, with the Bloody Sunday commemoration march to mark the 38th
 anniversary of the massacre.

 The week of events begins on Monday with a screening of the film, 'The
 US vs. John Lennon' in the Nerve Centre, Magazine Street, at 8pm. The
 documentary focuses on the Nixon administration's surveillance of the
 former Beatle due to his anti-war activities.

 Tuesday will see a screening of 'Five Minutes of Heaven,' a film
 starring Liam Neeson and James Nesbitt, telling the story of a meeting
 between the son of a victim of the Troubles and the former UVF man who
 killed his brother.

 On Wednesday, the Nerve Centre will host a screening of 'Not in Our
 Name,' which tells the story of the 'Raytheon 9' and their subsequent
 trial. The film will begin at 8pm and admission is #2.

 The film will be followed by the Bloody Sunday memorial quiz which will
 be held in the Beechtree Bar, Beechwood Avenue, at 10pm. Admission is
 #10 per team of five.

 On Thursday The Pat Finucane Centre will hold a 'Raiders of the Lost
 Archives' event in Culturlann Ui Chanain, Great James' Street at 7.30pm
 which will take a look back through historical files, including state
 papers.

 Friday afternoon will see a screening of 'Justice Denied - Voices from
 Guantanamo' which will be followed by a discussion involving Moazzam
 Begg, who was held in the infamous detention camp for five years. The
 event will begin at 1pm and admission is free.

 The annual Bloody Sunday lecture will take place on Friday night and
 this year will involve members of the Bloody Sunday families providing
 an update on when they expect Lord Saville's report into the 1972
 shootings to be published. The lecture will take place in Culturlann Ui
 Chanain at 7.30pm.

 Saturday's events will include the Irish premiere of a previously lost
 film on a massacre of up to 3200 Algerians in Paris in October 1961
 which will be screened in An Chulturlann at 10am. This will be followed
 by a training workshop on non-violent action for social justice in
 Pilot's Row. Afterwards a panel discussion will take place in An
 Chulturlann on how states attempt to cover up violent actions.

 A minute's silence will be held at the Bloody Sunday monument on
 Rossville Steet to mark the anniversary of the shootings at 4pm. A
 fundraising event involving a host of local musicians will held in the
 performance area of An Chulturlann at 7.30pm and admission is #5.

 Sunday morning will begin with a wreath laying and prayer service at the
 Rossville Street monument at 11am with the commemoration march starting
 at Creggan Shops at 2.30pm going to William Street.


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>>>>>> Analysis: Ruling greeted by the sound of silence


 By eirigi


 On Tuesday [January 12th], the European Court of Human Rights
 delivered a landmark judgment relating to Section 44 stop and search
 powers of the British government's 'Terrorism Act' which have been used
 with increasing frequency by the PSNI.

 The Strasbourg case involved two people, one of whom was a journalist,
 who were stopped near an arms fair in London in 2003. The European Court
 adjudged that "it considers that the powers of authorisation and
 confirmation as well as those of stop and search under sections 44 and
 45 of the 2000 (Terrorism) Act are neither sufficiently circumscribed
 nor subject to adequate legal safeguards against abuse. They are not,
 therefore, 'in accordance with the law'."

 By asserting that such powers, which it described as "coercive",
 constituted a violation of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human
 Rights, the court clearly determined that Section 44 is an invasion of
 people's right to liberty and privacy.

 Despite the Court's damning rebuttal of these powers which the British
 government has vested in the PSNI and other British police forces - or
 the fact that the PSNI's ability to use "arbitrary" stop and search
 powers should now lie in tatters - a virtual blanket of silence
 descended over the Six County media, politicians, and human rights
 bodies in response.

 Given the manner in which civil liberties in the Six Counties have been
 continually eroded, the question must be posed - Why such silence?

 After all, this European judgment is particularly pertinent to the Six
 Counties given the dramatic rise in the use of these draconian stop and
 search powers under Section 44.

 Only two months ago, it was revealed that there were more than 20,000
 stop and search incidents in the Six Counties under the British
 government's 'Terrorism Act' and 'Justice & Security Act' during the
 nine month period from January 1 to September 30 last year.

 Over 17,000 of those stop and searches were conducted under Section 44 -
 the same "coercive" power which the EU now deems illegal. Such figures
 indicate a force using repressive measures with relish. It is a picture
 far removed from that continually portrayed by the constitutional
 nationalist politicians who support the PSNI.

 Those figures and the European Court's ruling clearly demonstrate the
 illegal and arbitrary nature of policing in the Six Counties. It is
 somewhat astonishing that the only nationalist politician or Six County
 Policing Board member from whom public comment came either did not know
 the full extent of the PSNI's use of stop and search powers or
 deliberately sought to underplay its impact by referring to "hundreds"
 of people, rather than 20,000 plus, being affected.


 This is typical of a political establishment that spends so much time
 obsessing about power and personalities that it fails to read or monitor
 the laws being enacted and implemented on their watch.

 The political establishment cares little for civil liberties as its
 ambition entails the creation of a highly controlled and monitored
 society.

 The surveillance of individuals, of our streets and towns has increased
 without public scrutiny or debate. Privacy is under threat, as
 widespread interception of telephone and email communications increases.
 The PSNI has greater powers of arrest, to use stop and search powers
 without any suspicion of crime, to deploy covert British army units, to
 continue retaining DNA and fingerprint samples of innocent people
 [deemed unlawful by a European Court ruling in December 2008], to
 collaborate with MI5, and to take punitive action against political
 activists. To compound all this, the length of time that persons can be
 detained without charge has been increased to 28 days.

 All of the above has occurred under the watch of those who promised to
 deliver new beginnings and greater accountability.

 The European Court also stated there was a clear risk that such widely
 framed Section 44 stop and search powers could be misused against
 peaceful demonstrators and political activists in breach of Article 10
 and/or 11 of the Convention. That was the case in relation to the PSNI's
 use of those powers in response to a totally peaceful protest organised
 at the British army's telecommunications post in the Belfast hills in
 November last year and on many other occasions.

 Presently, much speculation surrounds the 'deal or no deal' saga of the
 devolution of limited policing and justice powers to Britain's Stormont
 administration. Such a move, should it occur, will actually do little to
 enhance civil liberties in the Six Counties as decisive power over
 "national security matters" - the interests of the British state in
 Ireland - will remain, as always, the sole prerogative of the British
 government.

 And, acting to reinforce that reality, the British government
 contemptuously announced after the Strasbourg judgment that the
 discredited and unlawful Section 44 powers will remain in use.

 Therein lay the reason behind the virtual blanket of silence which
 descended over the North in response of the European Court judgment.

 Those who have clamoured most for a policing and justice ministry at
 Stormont were simply incapable of explaining what little palpable
 difference such a minister could ever make while the British government
 and its forces in Ireland continue to ignore internationally recognised
 human rights' conventions, just as they do elsewhere.

 In condemning Britain, the European Court unwittingly removed a fig-leaf
 to expose the short-comings of those who run the Six Counties on behalf
 of Britain.



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Don't even give them a chance to launch their Bullscutter !

Oh, no. Brutish Bullscutter Coperation. Don't come fucking near me today. Dear Jaysus, you Kerry fucking recruits and gobshites all over the Irish media are their by-product. There are so many things I could say to express my deep mistrust and yes, anger of these new media Irish opinion makers. Their world service can be a titillating export but their rampant censorship of the restless native's replies stinks to high heaven, of arrogance, cultural imperialism and age old repression.

I don't vote right wing as far as I know, so maybe that also explains my antagonism to them. I don't believe the Brutish Bullscutter Coperation, which henceforth will be simply called the BBC, offer anything approximating legitimate alternatives for this country, indeed any country but thats their business. I disagree with their monarchy, class system of commoners, lords, inherited privilige and intolerance of diversity or alternatives.

Lest you think nationalism is blinding me, do not confuse my rants against Brutish Bullscutter with the many Scottish, English and Welsh friends I have known down through the years, most of whom are the salt of the Earth in my opinion and great people.

It goes against every fibre of my being and tradition to be rude to people but you have got to stand up for your identity these days or become a smiling zombie product of their pundits and seductive manipulating bullscutter.

Brutes are people too but we must take this tour d'arse with all of its insanity, as a relief from the bland sanitized, couldn't give a fuck mercenary BULLSCUTTER ! of our age.

Ireland's Shame

Ireland's Shame

British Government's State Terrorism in Ireland

British State Terrorism in Ireland with their loyalist death squads have been well documented in several high profile cases in Ireland. British Government terrorism was institutionalized from the start of the troubles, when Britain, trained, armed and directed their paramilitary forces for use against the minority in the north east of Ireland. The McGurk's Bar Massacre of the 4th December 1971 was to be the first public bloody signpost of this terrorism that then led directly to Bloody Sunday, the New Lodge Six, the Dublin and Monaghan bombings and Omagh.



Evidence found of British RUC/PSNI collusion in bombings


A two-year investigation, inspired by the Pat Finucane Centre when investigators talked to PSNI Chief Constable Hugh Orde and two members of the loyalist gang who carried out some of the killings on relatives of the victims.

A panel of highly respected international investigators revealed overwhelming evidence of British Government collusion in the Dublin-Monaghan bombings. Over two years, investigators examined 25 separate cases involving the murder of 76 people which occurred all over Ireland during the Troubles.

They concluded that members of the British forces the RUC/PSNI and UDR colluded with loyalists in decades of sectarian murders of Catholics. The British Government chose to ignore evidence made publicof it from the early 1970s.

Investigators discovered that senior RUC/PSNI police were "extremely close" to loyalist paramilitaries but the warnings were ignored. In 24 of 25 cases investigated they found evidence of British forces collusion and recommended a public investigation to examine the murders.

"As early as 1973, senior officials of the United Kingdom were put on notice of the dangerof the facts of sectarian violence by UDR soldiers using stolen UDR weapons, ammunition, and trained by British forces" the report stated.

"At least by 1975, senior officials were also informed that some RUC/PSNI police officers were 'very close' to extremist paramilitaries." Thirty-three people were killed in the Dublin-Monaghan bombings. The British Government has refused to release files on the atrocities to the Irish Government.

The panel determined collusion between the British forces and loyalist murder gangs in the July 1975 Miami Showband Massacre, when three of the band's musicians were shot dead by members of the UVF and UDR.



Materials that Killed 33 people in Dublin and Monaghan Came from the British Army.


Material for bombs that killed 33 people in Dublin and Monaghan came from the British Army, according to an official inquiry into the atrocities.

The inquiry has been given evidence that army members supplied loyalist terrorists with explosives that had been confiscated by the army from the IRA and that these were used in the three bombs which exploded in Dublin during rush-hour traffic.

The findings of the inquiry into the bombings, on May 17, 1974, are being written up by Mr Justice Henry Barron, a retired Irish judge. He has been forced to delay his inquiry repeatedly because British authorities have been slow to give him vital information. The report, due to be completed in April, will fuel persistent allegations that the bombings were engineered by undercover agents working inside loyalist paramilitary groups.


More Evidence of British Government Sponsored Terrorism


Metropolitan Police chief Sir John Stevens found that the British army and its agents were directly involved in the killing of civil rights lawyer Patrick Finucane in 1989.

More evidence has come to light which shows that BritishForces infiltrated and dominated all Loyalist terrorist groups in Occupied Ireland was of staggering proportions.

The Sunday Business Post concluded that "almost all of the Loyalist paramilitary activity over 30 years was largely, secretly and carefully controlled and organised by British intelligence".

The Stevens' Report identified a man called Brian Nelson as being instrumental in the killing of Finucane in 1989. Nelson was an agent for British intelligence. The British Observer named Ned Greer as another British spy who was "at the helm of a death squad". Greer was a member of the army's Force Research Unit (FRU) operating inside the loyalist Ulster Defence Association. Greer passed information to select leading republicans to be murdered. These murders included councilor Eddie Fullerton in May 1991 and Padraig O'Seanachain in August 1991.



British Army Intelligence Officers revealed that they carried out illegal surveillance operations in the Irish Republic despite repeated assurances to the contrary by Westminster to Dublin.


The operations were ordered by Gordon Kerr, military intelligenc eofficer who controlled the ultra-secret Force Research Unit. The surveillance by the army's FRU, and its double agents, included planting bugs. The FRU staged its illegal incursions from British military bases along the border. Ordinary Irish citizens were also bugged by the FRU.

Military intelligence also revealed that a number of pubs frequented by republican sympathizers, were bugged in Louth, Cavan, Monaghan, Leitrim and Donegal.

"If we received information that there were arms in a certain location in the south or that republicans and IRA men were meeting in a specific house, then FRU officers would cross the border under cover to either place listening or tracking devices or carry out surveillance," one military intelligence officer said.

A spokesman for the Taoiseach's office said: "It has long been suspected that this kind of activity was happening. It is intolerable that a foreign country's agents entered Ireland for espionage and surveillance purposes without the authority of this government. Feelings of outrage and betrayal will remain until this is resolved."


Sir John Stevens, Scotland Yard's commissioner, headed an inquiry with detectives who found the fingerprints of FRU personnel on documents used by loyalist gunmen to carry out assassinations.

Kerr's FRU passed information on Catholics and Republicans to loyalist murder gangs via agents like Brian Nelson, the Ulster Defence Association's chief intelligence officer. These documents were used by loyalist assassins.


British Captain who Worked with Hitmen received the British Empire Medal


Captain M's British Empire Medal was granted as a direct result of her undercover work in Ulster, proving her alleged illegal operations were sanctioned by military top brass and the government. Captain M, who was commissioned as a captain in 1998 was directly answerable to Gordon Kerr. Anything she did was okayed by the establishment."


Captain M arranged for two computers to be bought one for an assasin called Nelson and one for the FRU. Information held on the British military computer on potential targets could then be downloaded onto floppy disks for Nelson which he could study at home and use to draw up assassination plans.

Captain M a name used to avoid a Ministry of Defence gagging order allegedly handed information to loyalist killers which resulted in at least 14 deaths, including five Catholics with no terrorist links. These  are just a small example of British terrorism between loyalist terrorists and the British State Forces in Ulster.

Police Car Bomb In Ireland Inside Job

Intelligence officials and fellow policemen are to be questioned in connection with the car bombing of a policeman in Ireland this week. Initial reports of the incident, strongly suggest the bombers had access to classified material which should have been kept confidentially in an office or police station.. The level of inside knowledge required to carry out the bombing in the manner it happened, suggests that the bombers had precise inside of confidential material. Despite the spin, the nature and timing of the attack, pre-supposes very specific details that are unlikely to be anything other than highly significant, according to one source. A highly secretive embarrassing internal inquiry will be investigating, recently recruited nationalists suspected of Crown force collusion, including the role of forces within the Special Branch and covert forces within British army units who formerly had their offices raided. According to one official, the leaks further expose the weakness of a force mixed with all sorts of conflicting interests, including nationalists and the fact that there are no mechanisms for democratic accountability of the various British departments in Ireland or their activities. Moreover, the British government's failure some time ago to implement Patten's requirements, for a new beginning for policing, has left everyone powerless to investigate this matter.The various forces have a force within a force, immune from accountability and immune from scrutiny. Recent recruiting of nationalists and promotion of Special Branch into senior positions of authority throughout the paramilitary police, have polluted any new policing ethos within the force, with security breaches, left right and centre. The bomber's iuntelligence accomplices recently passed through security checkpoints, staffed by armed guards, gained entry to secured coded keypads and opened secure cabinets. They knew exactly what they wanted and they knew exactly where to look. They initially gained access through a ringed 20-metre steel fence with watchtowers, floodlights, classed as impenetrable. They then cracked a network of elaborate security systems, designed to protect some of the northern statelet's most dangerous secrets and intimate details of all paramilitary police personnel. Clearly operating with insider's knowledge, the bombers intelligence operatives, penetrated the heartland of all covert operations. They targeted also an office which runs the network of informers, agents, an important nerve centre for military intelligence and the inner sanctum of counter insurgency operations. According to confirmed reliable reports, having breached the outer security cordon, the masked unit entered the first floor office. One of the men had a Dublin accent. A British agent on the premises was subsequently bound and gagged. The unit gained access to secret files and removed a number of documents, described as highly confidential. They apparently made copies of all the material. They downloaded information from all of the computers. A paramilitary police source has admitted the raid must have involved "someone closely involved with us". 'Very close'; not every officer would have had specific knowledge to access the security systems protecting the most 'highly sensitive' material the British have in Ireland. A former officer admitted, "I worked with the secret services for 30 odd years and I wouldn't know how to do this thing." Nevertheless the paramilitary police remains unacceptable to both unionists and nationalists, because it is widely acknowledged, that no government has the power to curtail the forces within forces. The paramilitary police operates in exactly the same manner that forces within the Special Branch, and forces within MI5, controlled the RUC. "Castlereagh was at the heart of operations in the Six counties for 30 years. It is from Castlereagh that, shoot-to-kill operatives, collusion with loyalists and the torture of republicans was directed." There are also recent revelations, concerning Crown force collusion in the attempted murder of three RUC/paramilitary police members. Further, of the 20,000 official complaints made against the RUC/paramilitary police in recent years only nine have been successfully prosecuted. More 6,000 files were sent to the DPP arising out of the complaints.Of 24 recommended for prosecution, just two police have been found guilty and jailed, one received a suspended sentence, six fined. These figures clearly show the DPP and the system in the six counties are not capable of policing the police. It confirms what nationalists have always known. The RUC/paramilitary police are a law unto themselves, regardless of what crimes they commit.

BBC BRUTISH BULLSCUTTER COPERATION

Don't even give them a chance to launch their Bullscutter !

Oh, no. Brutish Bullscutter Coperation. Don't come fucking near me today. Dear Jaysus, you Kerry fucking recruits and gobshites all over the Irish media are their by-product. There are so many things I could say to express my deep mistrust and yes, anger of these new media Irish opinion makers. Their world service can be a titillating export but their rampant censorship of the restless native's replies stinks to high heaven, of arrogance, cultural imperialism and age old repression.

I don't vote right wing as far as I know, so maybe that also explains my antagonism to them. I don't believe the Brutish Bullscutter Coperation, which henceforth will be simply called the BBC, offer anything approximating legitimate alternatives for this country, indeed any country but thats their business. I disagree with their monarchy, class system of commoners, lords, inherited privilige and intolerance of diversity or alternatives.

Lest you think nationalism is blinding me, do not confuse my rants against Brutish Bullscutter with the many Scottish, English and Welsh friends I have known down through the years, most of whom are the salt of the Earth in my opinion and great people.

It goes against every fibre of my being and tradition to be rude to people but you have got to stand up for your identity these days or become a smiling zombie product of their pundits and seductive manipulating bullscutter.

Brutes are people too but we must take this tour d'arse with all of its insanity, as a relief from the bland sanitized, couldn't give a fuck mercenary BULLSCUTTER ! of our age.

Phunky Phuker Eats Poop

If they knew about this, pampered Ulster pooches would choke on their Irish stew or Ulster frys. In Asia, however, the dogs aren't so fussy. For them, another dog's steaming offering is an appetizing free lunch. Only one thing tempts them more, human excrement. It's so much tastier than dog dirt that they go crazy for it. Lacking a toilet in her own home, a local pupil at my friend's school used to lay her logs in the forest. She also had a pet dog. Each day, as she set off for the trees, her canine companion would be hard on her heels. Her turds would barely touch the ground before he gobbled them up. Toilet paper was quite unnecessary. For dessert, he would clean her up with his rasping tongue.

The high and mighty of Ulster often take their usual winter breaks from the cold Irish winter in beautiful exotic places like Phuket, otherwise known as the Pearl of the Andaman. Indeed more than a few secret affairs of the rich and famous have been uncovered there. The following is an incident that happened prior to X-Mas the real names have been altered for legal reasons and any resemblance is coincidental.

A Phuket bargirl swallowed an Ulsterman’s diamond ring after he refused to pay her for services she rendered to him and his his high profile female partner after an all-night menage-a-trois in Cherngtalay. The local police received a complaint from a bargirl who fingered an Ulsterman identified as Mr William and his partner a well known Ulster celebrity. The 28-year-old bargirl claimed she was assaulted and accused of being a jewelry-gulping culprit.

Mr William under interrogation, told the police that on the evening of December 8 he went to a non alcoholic pub, where he met Panjit and a friend named Pla. Mr William invited Panjit to join him for a three-way at his hotel in Phuket, with his partner who for legal reasons we shall call Irish, who it is believed was suffering emotionally in a loveless marriage.

All was going well. Panjit reported that the Ulsterman ejaculated twice with each of them during the first session and repeated the performance five hours later under duress from his female partner. But when it came time to cough up, the Ulsterman’s performance was less impressive. He refused to pay the 2,000 baht he had promised to Panjit she told the police.

When the Ulsterman went to the bathroom, Panjit searched his drawers and found a diamond ring, which she hid in her bra. The Ulsterman immediately discovered the theft and demanded the ring back, searching her intimately for the missing jewel. Panjit said that Mr William slapped her, which so enraged her that she swallowed the encrusted annulus while he wasn’t looking.

After the police were called, she began having stomach spasms, diamonds being somewhat harder to digest than somtam. This led the police to suspect that she had swallowed the ring. An X-ray at Phuket International Hospital confirmed it. Doctors there gave Panjit laxatives in an attempt to purge the ring, which Mr William said was a family heirloom passed down though generations frm Holland and possibly even a few digestive tracts.

Panjit was then apparently released and, for reasons unknown, returned to Mr William’s hotel. The Ulsterman and his partner stood by with plastic bags at the ready to collect the excrement from over 20 bouts of explosive diarrhea that she experienced but Phuker the dog got their first, so still no ring. She became so ill she had to be readmitted to hospital this time to Wachira Phuket Hospital where she finally gave birth to a beautiful diamond ring which Irish put on her marriage finger immediately, after she recovered it from a dog called Phuker who has one milky eye, countless skin lesions with a scrotum big enough to carry his golf clubs as he  faithfully follows Panjit everywhere. Hardly petting zoo material but he gives a whole new meaning to "rimming" as William and Irish will vouch for.

Looked at Love from Both Sides Now

The Holocaust was discrimination, harassment and eventual liquidation of European Jews by Nazi Germany and it's allies.

The Nazi called this organized murderous policy as 'The Final Solution'.

The Nazis also believed in the chosen race and racial theories that made them superior to everyone else, especially the Jews and Gypsies.

Others eliminated included homosexuals, Jehovah's Witnesses, Free Masons, physically and mentally handicapped people, socialists and dissidents.

Out of the nine million Jews from twenty-one European countries, six million were killed in the Holocaust.

Nazis established a total of thirty-nine concentration camps.

Infants, young children, old people and the infirm were all usually gassed had to face hard labour, starvation, exposure, brutality and disease.

Nearly 1.5 million Jews died in Auschwitz alone.



After the Nazis invaded the Soviet Union, Jews in those territories were rounded up and killed they were also marched to wooded ravines in the outskirts of towns, forced to dig ditches and then made them undress before being shot, falling in the open grave on top of one another.



The camps were also notorious for using inmates as guinea pigs to carry on horrific experiments, sterilization and castration. Children were experimented on by the 'Angel of Death', Dr. Josef Mengele.



Many individuals and groups in Germany and the occupied countries, did everything they could, at considerable personal risk, to help save the Jews and other people from the Nazis. The number of collaborators, unfortunately, were higher.



Many Nazis were hanged for their crimes. Criminals today on the other hand, are getting away with their war crimes. The Holocaust stands out for it frightening rationality and efficiency in systematically killing people, but, when you look at events in Palestine, Gaza, Iraq and Afghanistan, it seems nothing has been learned about respecting human rights and human lives.



I urge you to investigate for yourself Gaza's reality, share information about what is really happening in Gaza with your friends and colleagues and let them decide for themselves if Gaza is another Warsaw ghetto. Please support the boycott of War criminals worldwide as you identify them.



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L'Adamsgate Sexual Abuse Affair

The RUC/PSNI despite considerable anger are still not prosecuting the Adams case and stand accused of being involved in wholesale child abuse, following  revelation that a thirteen-year-old boy from the Ardoyne area was

"blackmailed by the
discredited force into working as a low level informer against his own
community," 

The family have been in contact with a reputable human

rights lawyer and have also contacted both the Irish and British
governments with a view to getting the child's case raised at the
European Court of Human Rights."

"But I also hold the very strong view that republicans need to lead by
example."
Quote - Gerry Adams

Gerry Adams the master of vacuous soundbites has himself generated
more than a few recently

"Gerry Adams is a Liar " more than 20 publications have said thia.

"As a Catholic, albeit one who has much difficulty with many of the

religion's tenets, I am shocked and ashamed by this particular cover-up."

"While I sympathise to a certain extent with sincere Catholics who

refuse to acknowledge the perverted crimes of so many you should be aware
that your wilful ignorance of these criminal acts puts yet more
children at risk even now. There comes a point where deliberate
refusal to see the facts makes an accomplice of even the most decent
of people.
My faith and the sanctity of a child's innocence come first for me."

"They were assisted by the " GARDA "police force of Ireland:' to rape,
terrorise, and destroy innocent children's lives:
What they have done in the name of Our Lord Jesus Christ who died on
the cross to save us all, is beyond words.
Sorry if i hurt your feelings, but the truth is a hard pill to swallow."

"The arrogance is astounding. would Jesus think this was
representative of his church or would he condemn them. By their fruits
you shall know them Jesus says anyone who causes a child to sin it
would be better if he had never been born."

Their management style is dogmatic, autocratic and keep mouth shut and
do as you are told; 'we are not here to answer your questions, so
don't accuse us of anything, we are whiter than white. This style of
management went out with Noah's Ark, in their eyes they are
accountable to no-one.

"As a Roman Catholic and as an American..I'm deeply ashamed at the
bowing and grovelling being shown to this horrible man. He gave a
speech the other day "apologizing" for the abuse..as if he hadn't had
such a part in protecting the abuser. A large spittle hung
in the right corner of his lying, duplicitous mouth. He is the devil
incarnate in patent leather gucci."

" Catholics and Republicans who close their eyes to this awful tragedy
are doing their beliefs no good. Reform it and fix it. Expose
the demons before nothing is left. Sadly"

Gerry Adams facilitated this cover-up and endangered children for
decades by not fulfilling his responsibilities, to ensure the
protection of children in West Belfast and  Muirhevnamor, places that
republican law was applied equally to all and allowing his brother to
be beyond the reach of parents who entrusted Adams with leadership
responsibilities, that included the protection of their children.

Failure to report suspected abuse is against the law and harms
children. Every state has laws that require responsible citizens to
report suspected child abuse to the appropriate law enforcement agency
or child protective service. In Adams case the IRA.  When
circumstances suggest a reasonable suspicion that a child could be a
victim of abuse, a report is required. It is not the job of the
"mandatory reporter" to investigate the facts in these cases. The law
simply directs them to file a report with a law enforcement agency or
child protective service whenever facts might suggest a reasonable
suspicion of abuse.

Mandatory reporters are not permitted to pick and choose which cases
they will report based on their personal opinion. Those who may feel
that there is nothing wrong with adult-child sex cannot simply pretend
child rape is merely consensual sex. By law, an underage girl cannot
consent to sex. Nor does the law allow a mandatory reporter to decide
whether or not a report should be filed based on the statements of the
child, because cover stories are often concocted to cover up cases of
abuse.

Failure to comply with child abuse reporting laws is a criminal
offense and it is also a felony to assist in perpetrating the ongoing
abuse of a child. If an elected official facilitates child abuse by
their failure to report, the victim and/or her parents may be able to
recover damages against them."

"Given his choice to turn a blind eye to known sexual abuse, the
operator could be targeted not only for obstructing justice by
covering up the crimes, but perhaps even as an ongoing accomplice to
them."

Rev Thomas Doyle, a US Air Force chaplain in Germany and a specialist
in Church law, has said, ‘There are too many authenticated reports of
victims having been seriously intimidated into silence to assert that
such intimidation is the exception and not the norm.’

"And so Adams has visited the sins of the father upon the whole of
Ireland and more particularly republicanism?"