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September 28, 2005 Kennedy underscores integrity of witnesses The Irish Times leads with Danny Kennedy's criticism of the DUP's attack on the IRA appointed clergyman witnesses. As apparently does today's Daily Ireland front page - but it doesn't normally go on line until 3.30. The DUP clearly established that the witness' were not independent as had been claimed. They are simply Provo appointed window dressers and their claims should be viewed as such. Claims that all their weapons were surrendered do not stand up either as the government has clearly been involved in changing the inventory in cahoots with the Provos and as experience has shown neither are trustworthy or honest Posted by: Darrell Monteith at September 28, 2005 04:48 PM 'the government has clearly been involved in changing the inventory in cahoots with the Provos and as experience has shown neither are trustworthy or honest' Why would your government do that? Posted by: smcgiff at September 28, 2005 04:51 PM No-one tells the truth but Paisley? Posted by: tiny at September 28, 2005 04:58 PM No-one tells the truth but Paisley? Posted by: tiny at September 28, 2005 04:59 PM government has clearly been involved in changing the inventory in cahoots with the Provos
Yes indeed, the British goverment has a vested interest in seeing that republican paramilitaries are sufficiently armed to carry on their war against the British government of NI. The last thing TB wanted was an unarmed IRA, because.. er, its a secret. Posted by: Ringo at September 28, 2005 05:12 PM The DUP are getting caught up in a detail when the more important stories are provo failure to deliver on the 3 things asked of them (transparent decommissioning, disbandment and criminality) and the government and Irish government volte face on what they required. Posted by: fair_deal at September 28, 2005 05:19 PM Fair_deal, what about the Loyalist terror groups? The UPRG (political wing of UDA) has told the media that if De Chastelain lives to 208 he still won't get them to decommission. Posted by: Brian Boru at September 28, 2005 07:25 PM Isn't it a fact that the weapons held by the Loyalist paramilitaries are such rubbish (compared to the sophisticated armoury of the Provies) that they are too embarassed to produce them for decommissioning? Posted by: lhiannan-shee at September 28, 2005 09:08 PM |
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