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So the terrorist is dead
And I truly hope he died an excruciating death.
McGuinness Rot in Pi$$ |
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we'll probably never know if he really did fire the first shots on Bloody Sunday.
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Didn't particularly like the guy or any of SF for that matter, but was he that hated in the UK?
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Well he killed Mountbatten and 18 other Brit soldiers in a single day. (he was the provo leader that day).
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Meh. Too much was made of his handshake and meeting with Prince Charles a couple of years ago.
Kind of summed up my opinion of his or Sinn Fein's general importance and relevance in the 'Peace Process' as it stands today. |
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Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12209297)
Meh. Too much was made of his handshake and meeting with Prince Charles a couple of years ago.
Kind of summed up my opinion of his or Sinn Fein's general importance and relevance in the 'Peace Process' as it stands today. No excuse for his previous actions though. |
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Originally Posted by weasel decentral
(Post 12209306)
Two decades after the process he is probably not terribly important, but if he had a hand in the original agreement it was certainly an important act at the time.
No excuse for his previous actions though. I think the generation gap that will come will be the biggest step forward. The removal of people being directly involved and making the conflict another step away will always help. |
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Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12209297)
Meh. Too much was made of his handshake and meeting with Prince Charles a couple of years ago.
Kind of summed up my opinion of his or Sinn Fein's general importance and relevance in the 'Peace Process' as it stands today. |
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The BBC are making him out to be some kind of martyr...
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Originally Posted by mikelincs
(Post 12209327)
He also shook the hand of Queen Elizabeth and had a private meeting with her, as to the terrorism part there were severe problems with both sides, but as the soldiers were doing it 'in the name of the law' they got away with most things. I think arguing about who was the worst is a bit like kettle/pot, no doubt he did some terrorist things, but so did some of the British soldiers.
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Originally Posted by ExpatAl
(Post 12209354)
The BBC are making him out to be some kind of martyr...
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Originally Posted by IKnowNothing
(Post 12209409)
Well there's a surprise, he was and will always remain, a murderer, should have been locked up for life and certainly never allowed near political representation.
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Originally Posted by mikelincs
(Post 12209415)
So, you have proof that he, himself, killed someone? He was the leader of the Provos, yes, they did terrible things, yes, but then again so did the British Army and their commanders, so in the same way they are all murderers. I'm not condoning what he, or any other IRA people did, but then again I can't condone what some members of the British armed forces did. Nelson Mandela was also the leader of a terrorist group in South Africa, but he is lauded for getting back into politics and helping to turn his country round into a multiracial country.
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Originally Posted by mikelincs
(Post 12209415)
So, you have proof that he, himself, killed someone? He was the leader of the Provos, yes, they did terrible things...
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