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Brian Feeney Anyone reading yesterday’s British government command paper, ‘Addressing the Legacy of NI’s Past’, should be warned to keep a suitable receptacle nearby to contain the disgusting product of the nausea this exercise in hypocrisy, doublethink and colonial condescension will induce. Orwell’s definition of doublethink, among other deplorable aspects, is the ability to hold simultaneously two opinions which cancel each other out, knowing them to be contradictory yet apparently believing in both of them. The outstanding example in the paper is the belief, repeated by the proconsul, that the current system for addressing the past “is not working for anyone”, while at the same time refusing to work the system agreed by all parties and the Irish government seven years ago and having reneged on the commitment in the New Decade Same Approach con job to legislate for it within 100 days. So, as a result of the British government’s perfidy there is no system to work.

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