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'Glorification of terror' helps dissident republicans recruit in Derry, Sandhurst lecturer tells NIAC derryjournal.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from derryjournal.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
WAS it the secret war carried out by British agents inside the IRA which brought the Troubles to a close? Did British intelligence manipulate Sinn Fein into peace? Did either side really “win” the war in Ulster? Northern Ireland turned 100 years old this week. It is a fitting time to reassess the Troubles. Like most conflicts, it’s only with the passage of time that the violence which shook the north of Ireland and the rest of Britain for 30 years can begin to be understood. We know why the Troubles began – Northern Ireland was essentially a sectarian state, the Catholic population demanded civil rights, Ulster’s security forces brutally mishandled the situation, the IRA seized its opportunity and the British army was dragged into the conflict. But why did the war follow the course it did? Why did the violence come to an end? And what’s the legacy that the Troubles leave behind today? ....
Colonial powers carved up land between them, dividing age-old settlements, tribes and indigenous peoples. A map of Africa can tell us that. Other maps show boundaries, the result of partitions by Britain that remain a cause of violent conflict in the Middle East, Asia and the United Kingdom. This year, 3 May marks the centenary of the creation of Northern Ireland, made up of six of Ulster’s nine counties (widely but wrongly referred to as “The Province”). It is not a time for celebration, even by Unionists, who support the UK. Two books have now been added to the voluminous library devoted to this troubled land. One considers its uncertain future, the other how it became the killing field for the Irish Republican Army (IRA), “loyalist’ paramilitary groups, the British army, and the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC the Northern Irish police force), aided and abetted by Britain’s domestic security agency, MI5. ....
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New book claims IRA ordered senior member be shot for running brothel with loyalists Agents of Influence: Britain s Secret Intelligence War Against the IRA is published by Merrion Press 13 April, 2021 01:00 Dr Aaron Edwards THE IRA ordered that a senior member who later emerged as a suspected informer be shot for running a brothel with loyalists in the 1970s, a new book claims. Former British soldier John Joe Magee went on to be a leading figure in the IRA s internal security unit, known as the nutting squad . Its role was to root out and interrogate informers and agents - many of whom were later shot dead. ....