Provos: ep 3 part 1 of 5

A detailed study of the changes in the strategy and focus of the IRA and Sinn Fein from the 1970s to the peace process. Peter Taylor, who served as a journalist in Northern Ireland for many years, He interviewed many of the IRA members who were actually involved in the events described and has used their accounts to bring the history to life.

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[vintagekits]

what? such bullshit - when did "Al Qaeda" and the republican movement have any links you fucking idiot!

[ChopperM16]

up the ra

[bcfisle39]

mcgeough...ha ha cunt, 45th floor twin towers go for it cunt.

[bcfisle39]

flares.....stylish.....

[bcfisle39]

was she sucking his dick on his corpse????, 6 friends, all dead.......... ginger glasses suck your hubby's dick instead

[IRAneverbeaten]

@GENERALJOHNNYREBEL good point

[IRAneverbeaten]

@MrBeefaroo the werent civilians a lot of them were trained in basic war fair and others were highly trained and it could never be over in weeks look at any war over the world where a foreign invader is trying to control a country against the natives will it dosent work and will never work

[IRAneverbeaten]

@phantomsuccour but you are apart of ireland you fucking retard and your irish

[IRAneverbeaten]

@vintagekits who said that its total bolix

[garethella]

@GENERALJOHNNYREBEL ,yes dickhead i acknowledge that, so the ira are full time????

[GENERALJOHNNYREBEL]

@garethella "Part-Time soldiers" dont exist. A soldier is a soldier. Now if that soldier is ignorant enough to be paid only part time for full time gig, then thats his downfall. How can you be "Part time" in a full time war. If Hitler or Osama Bin Laden where "Part-Time" leaders, could we only delcare war & battle them only when their on the clock? Dont be naive. Lots of jobs are part time, but a soldier or spy is a career. A FULL-TIME-CAREER. All soldiers at anytime, anywhere, are soldiers....

[GENERALJOHNNYREBEL]

@phantomsuccour Just like Texas doesnt want to be a part of the U.S, so much so it can & does ignore federal laws & mandates when best interest are at stake, but just like the loyalist of NI, Texas still goes with the flow & remains a big part of America. Ireland is an island. It has no geographical connection to Britain. What legal right does Britain have to NI? Was it purchased legaly? If we keep moving Texans to Britain, in a hundred years the million+ descendents from TX can say its part TX