..Hague decades ago...
Steaknife... killed people in ireland on behalf of the british government.. ..so the ira killed more people in retaliation.... many
i had the honour of selling this TRUE ...but banned book written 1991... ...
sold secretly below my bookshop counter
from 95
while fraudulent little girls just...dance
then insult real men
.. with sad little Eckhart ' narcissistic' crap...
even magpie stealing others gold... " i am relationship counselor do what you're told"
by a girl not even brave enough to try and Be a woman... or friend
to anyone... but dopamine
dicks and their sad facebook clicks
....and I am.. at least i tried.... on the same webpage price qc page on simonclayton2020.com
as a man far far tougher and braver than me
the only Brit i respect
Mr Mc Philemy...
shame i only met sad little magpie girl frauds...my whole dull life
killer Steaknife....outed.... todays news...
hidden, if not for
a real writer
you will never Be
anything other than pity poor me
immo Magpie...
fodder for the bbc..( funny you saying you hate... when your false pity work, tailor bbc made... just for their sad little hurt girly...formula...baby feed...)
no not me showingvolte face inconsistency... because going all the way... is free
and all
halfway...is dangerous to one and all... rspecially yourself
The Committee: Political Assassination in Northern Ireland
Roberts Rinehart Publishers, 1998 -
History -
418 pages In 1991 Sean McPhilemy produced "The Committee, " a sensational documentary for British television that revealed that a group in Northern Ireland - drawn from the Unionist members of the business community, Protestant clergy, the police (RUC), and the British security forces - was systematically colluding with Loyalist terrorists to murder Irish Republicans and other Irish Nationalists. The documentary contained exclusive firsthand testimony of a member of the Loyalist committee responsible for the murders. This source provided a detailed account of how various assassinations had been planned and carried out. The broadcast of "The Committee" resulted in highly publicized legal proceedings in the High Court in London when the British Conservative government tried unsuccessfully to force the program makers to identify their source. Since the broadcast of his documentary, McPhilemy has struggled to protect his reputation in the face of various legal actions against him over the program. Harassed by British authorities and his life threatened, he has brought two libel actions against newspapers in London that sought to discredit him, and thus far has won one of these actions. The Committee gives a full account of the murder conspiracy, the making of the documentary, the subsequent legal proceedings and, even more importantly, additional evidence that substantiates the original allegations. In the meantime, the Committee allegedly continues to operate with impunity - and Loyalist terrorists carry on the killing.
