While the nations of the world vacillate on their responses to the latest U.S. war cry, it might be useful to see how Great Britain, the most steadfast supporter of the United States, has dealt with its own “war on terrorism” - in Northern Ireland.
Award-winning investigative journalist Neil Mackay, Home Affairs Editor of The Sunday Herald of Scotland, has written a series of articles which may begin to shed some light on what we might now expect, world-wide, since the U.K. has become the chief ally of the U.S.
Paul V. Rafferty
We begin with three recent articles:
“Rogue British agents name MI5 bosses in video expose”, Sun 30-Jun-2002
“The army asked me to make bombs for the IRA, told me I had the Prime Minister's blessing ... then tried to have me killed”, Sun 23-Jun-2002
”Thatcher 'gave go-ahead for IRA assassinations'” , Sun 23-Jun-2002
Others will follow.
Award-winning investigative journalist Neil Mackay, Home Affairs Editor of The Sunday Herald of Scotland, has written a series of articles which may begin to shed some light on what we might now expect, world-wide, since the U.K. has become the chief ally of the U.S.
Paul V. Rafferty
We begin with three recent articles:
“Rogue British agents name MI5 bosses in video expose”, Sun 30-Jun-2002
“The army asked me to make bombs for the IRA, told me I had the Prime Minister's blessing ... then tried to have me killed”, Sun 23-Jun-2002
”Thatcher 'gave go-ahead for IRA assassinations'” , Sun 23-Jun-2002
Others will follow.