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Martin McGuinness: Boot On The Other Foot?
Martin McGuinness, Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, and former IRA "Chief of Staff", has received a death threat from the "Real IRA" - Just how ironic is that?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't think he'll loose much sleep over this latest threat.
The Loyalists, armed and supplied with intelligence about his location by the British security services, never managed to get near him. He's not going to worry too much about a threat from a load of drug-dealing gangsters who are trying to cover their criminal activities with the mantle of
Ultra-Republicanism.
The Loyalists, armed and supplied with intelligence about his location by the British security services, never managed to get near him. He's not going to worry too much about a threat from a load of drug-dealing gangsters who are trying to cover their criminal activities with the mantle of
Ultra-Republicanism.
McGuinness was the one who kept the members of the IRA wanting the armed war to carry on, 'onside' as it were during the years it took the peace process to be worked through . He will be well aware he's under threat as Razzle said of Michael Collins . As McGuiness was around when the provos split from the Official IRA he'll know that the Real IRA are bound by 'army' rules to attempt to kill him .
The fact that he was on the IRA army council during the peace process , as was Adams gives them power, according to the IRA constitution to negotiate with the British .
If McGuiness & Adams hadn't been part of the IRA there would have been no peace process .
The fact that he was on the IRA army council during the peace process , as was Adams gives them power, according to the IRA constitution to negotiate with the British .
If McGuiness & Adams hadn't been part of the IRA there would have been no peace process .
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