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They got Al Capone foir tax evasion. Short of HVT assassination I would think that the criminal prosecution route is a good one to follow... but being aware not to create martyrs like they are busy...

Well if it is true that these groups still make most of their money from crime and extortion then perhaps that is the immediate route to pursue in attempting to put them away?

Don't suppose a HVT assassination programme against radical republican splinter group leadership (like the one in Afghanistan) will be possible in NI? Pity.

Are the Brits prepared for round two?

These guys are at the bottom of a learning curve then. They should be leaving evidence lying around at the scene?

180 such incidents so far this year. That's a well kept secret.

I also don't hear about casualties. Are there? If not how so?

For my edification, what constitutes an "attack" by definition?

Be aware the situation is not like the ANC in South Africa.

The ANC leadership fill parliament and government positions and pay lip service to everything that keeps international opinion sweet...

"Jocks"? Yes out of all the Brits that came out to Rhodesia the jocks as a group were nicely "aggressive". Perhaps it was the unintended consequence of Hadrian's and Antonine's walls that protected...

Can't believe what I see on TV about what abuse the police must be prepared to take and DO NOTHING! Now if I threw a petrol bomb at someone and it set them alight (I have a long list) I guess I would...

It depends doesn't it. Which government department would be doing the prosecuting? Now if it were up to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office...

I agree with you on this, Ken

Yes the Good Friday Agreement. You are saying it was not a general amnesty?



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Very interesting... and whom may I ask is behind this?

The sad follow on from here is that:

Bloody Sunday: Soldiers may face prosecution over 'unjustifiable' killings

I agree with the following quote from the news article:


As per my comments...