Calling upon our nation to end its colonial occupation of the north of Ireland and allow the 32 counties to unite as one #TiocfaidhBhurLá #Think32 🇮🇪 🇵🇸
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Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
The murder MI5 wants to hide.
Almost 30 years after Sean Brown was kidnapped from a football club, British intelligence is still censoring files that could help solve his murder👇
declassifieduk.org/the-murde…
Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
I’m in London today standing alongside the family of Sean Brown as they continue their fight for truth & justice.
Almost 30 years after Sean’s murder, his family are still being dragged through the courts by the British government.
Five judges have already made clear that a public inquiry is needed, yet the British government continues to fight it.
What are they so determined to hide?
Bridie & her family have suffered enough. It’s long past time they were granted the full public inquiry they deserve.
Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
Lula remains president of Brazil, defeating the far-right Bolsonaro 👏
“The socialist of another country is a fellow patriot..”
- James Connolly
Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
Why don't they ever thank any of the other regiments who served here?
Why is it always the Paras?
Why is it only the Para Regiment fleg we see flying, and always some fresh ones around the end of January?
A deliberate and pointed "fuck you" from a culture of hate.
Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
‘Defend the peace’
Fucking right it does 💪🇮🇪
🇬🇧🇮🇪 "The majority of Britain would like to see a united Ireland."
Individual thinks Northern Ireland should SEPERATE from the United Kingdom. w/ @WillColeshill outside the Labour conference
Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
No. 10 knowing back in 1973 that the UDR was hopelessly infiltrated by the UVF and UDA, and actively engaged in murder, remains one of the most existentially shocking facts to emerge from the conflict. IMHO.
👉NEW -- Detective: Murder gang got guns from British army
by @AnneCadwallader
Sean Farmer was shot dead by off-duty soldiers and police in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, court told
declassifieduk.org/detective…
Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
The Saville Inquiry found the Army fired first, none of the 14 victims posed a threat and Paras fired without warning. It also found Bloody Sunday strengthened the IRA and worsened the conflict. David Cameron called it “unjustified and unjustifiable”. Medals?
Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
My open letter to Conservative Party MP David Davis regarding his dangerous & disgraceful IRA lawyer comments.
Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
My brother was killed at Coagh in 1991. Soldiers were referred to the PPS over operational planning and destruction of evidence. Calling them “brave veterans” answers nothing. Does your rule of law apply to British soldiers, or only to everyone else?
The IRA were terrorists, not soldiers. Their campaign of murder and bombing was not a war of equals, and no amount of historical revisionism will ever make it so. Labour’s Northern Ireland Troubles Bill risks allowing the IRA to rewrite history while British veterans face the prospect of being dragged through investigations decades after serving their country.
Where is the accountability for the IRA? Where are the answers from the Irish Government about those who fled across the border, the support they received and the supply of weapons?
I served in the British Army. My friend, Captain Robert Nairac, was murdered by the IRA. His body has never been recovered. His family still deserves to know what happened to him and where he lies.
The IRA cannot be allowed to portray its campaign of terror as justified by the Good Friday Agreement. Peace does not retrospectively legitimise murder. There is no moral equivalence between terrorists and those who served to uphold the law.
This Bill is a betrayal of our veterans and of families still waiting for the truth.
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Pete Ryan, brother of the poster, was an IRA East Tyrone Brigade member killed by SAS at Coagh in 1991 en route to assassinate a part-time UDR soldier. Coroner ruled SAS lethal force justified; soldiers referred to PPS over planning and evidence destruction.
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northe…
newsletter.co.uk/news/crime/sas…
What David Davis doesn't tell you about Loughgall:
- Their heroic British Army shot two civilian brothers Anthony and Oliver Hughes that night
- Anthony died and Oliver somehow survived after being shot 14 times
The SAS "shoot-to-kill" policy cost the lives of innocent men
Brits for a United Ireland retweeted
The case of Stephen McConomy was raised at Westminster as Colum Eastwood reminded MPs how 26% of children killed during the Troubles died at the hands of British soldiers or police.
trib.al/CjAZwNL