Showing posts with label Gerry Adams arrest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gerry Adams arrest. Show all posts
The cultic mindset that grips Sinn Fein has been on public display lately in the wake of the arrest of its party leader. The imagery that best graphically defined the demented derangement of cultism was the lost child shot of MEP Squeaky Anderson being consoled by Martin McGuinness because bad men had come and stolen the leader.
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When Gerry Adams denies IRA membership it means that people like myself … have to carry the responsibility for all those deaths, for sending men out to die and sending women out to die, and Gerry was sitting there … trying to stop us from doing it? I'm disgusted by it because it's so untrue and everybody knows it." Brendan Hughes.
BBC Radio Ulster
The Stephen Nolan Show
(begins time stamp 17:31)
SN: The former Sinn Féin publicity director Danny Morrison with us this morning. Good Morning to you, Danny.
DM: Good Morning, Stephen.
SN: Good Morning. Shaun Woodward has said that this is a tense and dangerous time for Northern Ireland. Is it?
Sandy Boyer with a brief outline of what Radio Free Eireann is doing this weekend.
This coming Saturday, May 17 from 1-2 pm New York time, Radio Free
Eireann will interview leading Irish journalist Suzanne Breen about why Gerry
Adams wants everyone to know that the Police Service of Northern Ireland called
him an MI5 agent.
Guest Writer David McSweeney with a piece on the arrest of Gerry Adams.
The Sinn Fein press conference held following the release of Gerry Adams laid bare many issues.
In response to questions following his statement Adams stated in reference to the legislation under which he was detained “it denies citizens all their rights”.
Seventeen years after the Stormont/GFA deal and the six county state is being run on the basis of legislation which one of the architects of the deal acknowledges denies all rights to citizens. Adams’ admission makes all the feigning of not understanding the opposition to the GFA all the more stomach churning. Mr Adams feeble attempts to equate political opposition to British rule in Ireland with armed action or violence are tiresome and threadbare.
In response to questions following his statement Adams stated in reference to the legislation under which he was detained “it denies citizens all their rights”.
Seventeen years after the Stormont/GFA deal and the six county state is being run on the basis of legislation which one of the architects of the deal acknowledges denies all rights to citizens. Adams’ admission makes all the feigning of not understanding the opposition to the GFA all the more stomach churning. Mr Adams feeble attempts to equate political opposition to British rule in Ireland with armed action or violence are tiresome and threadbare.
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