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Jump To Comment: 1 2is not the present coalition administration doing the exact same thing?
1. The repression (or7th extension) of the mc entee report on Dublin/Monaghan?
2. The Mc Kevitt case seems to be fraught with media and judicial spin.
3. The Donaldson case has left the media watchdog.
4.The collusion between SF and the Hain remit?
are these not inaccuracies and fallacies which help create a political
impetus for northern ireland which has absolutely nothing to do
with the will of the people who need and require honest answers- because
they are not getting them from the present state- they are getting lies and silence,
postponment and rejection.
As long as the complacent political forces in the orange and green up 'north'
hold onto the old ideologies they are allowing people like Mc Dowell to suppress
the truth of what is happening and what has happened to the families.
That is not political will- it is an attempt to placate facism by giving the next
generation of irish kids another war. why do SF not demand answers,
support Irish communities? they are playing the state card- meanwhile
there are global problems which no one is willing to face because
they are caught up in an idealised and simplified notion of our country
and how it will proceed into a globalised EU.
MAKE THEM ANSWER THE QUESTIONS......
Madam, - On RTÉ Radio's Morning Ireland on November 30th Sean Ardagh TD mentioned British refusal of co-operation as a reason for not holding a public enquiry into the "widespread collusion between British security forces and terrorists [ that] was behind many, if not all, of a number of atrocities on both sides of the Border that resulted in 18 deaths in the mid-1970s" (The Irish Times, November 30th).
But an official tribunal might usefully also inquire into why the Garda and the Government were not "more vigorous in their attempts to identify and bring to justice the perpetrators". Fianna Fáil dismissed the then Garda Commissioner, Edmund Garvey, on its return to office in 1977. The reasons have never been properly explained.
Some former members of the British security forces might cooperate with a public inquiry. Colin Wallace and Fred Holroyd have spoken freely about collusion. Holroyd met Commissioner Garvey in 1975, with other British forces personnel. John Weir, a former RUC-UVF member, also appears willing to talk. Retired RUC detective Johnston Brown, who wrote Into the Dark, detailing his own impeccable record in the RUC, might have relevant information to impart. Others with information are likely to appear once an official enquiry, with all the required safeguards, is set up.
A precedent has been set with an enquiry into alleged Garda collusion in the killing of RUC officers. Why not one for Irish citizens killed as a result of alleged collusion by British military and police officers? The alternative offered is a Dáil debate. But those outside parliament with personal information would not be able to contribute. One might be forgiven for getting the impression that there is an attempt to limit inquiry.
- Yours etc, NIALL MEEHAN