Re: Big Brother One Step Closer?

Daniel Cassidy <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.cafe
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Wednesday 14 May 2003 1:49 am, Neil Stevens wrote:
> On Tuesday May 13, 2003 05:37, Andreas Pour wrote:
> > Witness e.g. the recently-exposed MoD agent (codenamed "Stakeknife") who
> > allegedly murdered 40 people on behalf of the British government (which
> > of course is denying it) and the IRA.  Of course I think most people
> > would agree that, if true, that went overboard, but, many people,
> > including high-ranking officials, would not (though they would not admit
> > it publically, of course).
>
> Here we go again.
>
> Note for those readers who may be unaware:  This sort of wild accusation
> that free governments are going around murdering people is nothing new
> from this guy.  Andreas Pour also accuses the US Government of taking down
> the New York World Trade Center in 2001.

Except in this case, Neil, there is very little doubt that he is absolutely 
correct, and a long history of similar actions by the UK regarding Northern 
Ireland. Frankly, I'm not sure why the government is even bothering to 
officially deny it, since it's nothing new to us that these kind of dirty 
tactics are and have been utilised. So perhaps you should do a little 
research on the situation before you jump in accusing Dre of 'wild 
allegations', which have in fact been widely reported and supported in the UK 
media.

I was going to look for some supporting evidence, but Dre has already done 
that.

-- 
dan

"Were i susceptible to having my mind changed, it would have changed my mind" 
- Matthew Parris

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