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BRIT HYPOCRISY EXPOSED The hysterical reaction of much of the British press and media over the IRA's killing of the Tory politician Ian Gow shows their fundamental lack of understanding of the Ulster problem. For example, The Independent described killing as 'murder for its own sake' and 'profoundly stupid'. We are told that IRA violence 'achieves nothing' and that IRA terror "will never win'. British establishment politicians and its media have yet again demonstrated their own deep ignorance of the Ulster situation and the mind of the IRA. ENCOURAGEMENT FOR IRA The IRA obviously does not believe the British establishment propaganda line.
The IRA. believes that it can win and the response to Ian Gow's
death can only encourage them. Ian Gow's assassination has given the IRA a
major boost in morale; sheer pleasure in the death of an outspoken opponent; the
removal of one of the few 'mainland' unionists and the inevitable reiteration
from the pundits that Peter Brooke will not allow his death to deflect Mr Gow was that rare commodity - an honest, principled English Tory politician who had a deep interest in Ulster affairs. He even resigned government office in 1985 as a protest against the signing of the Hillsborough Pact. In the aftermath of his assassination we are assured that the Pact which fir Gow so vehemently opposed will remain in place because 'we can°t let the IRA win' BRIT HYPOCRISY EXPOSED The former Official Unionist MP for South Down, Enoch Powell, has been -the
only politician of any seniority to expose the hypocrisy of the British State's
position. According to Mr Powell, the IRA are calling the tune on political
events in Ulster. As he put it, "One would have to be a fool indeed British policy will inevitably lead to Irish 'unity'. ' Consent;' will not be
permitted to be withheld. The only way to prevent the absorption and |
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