Live by the sword, die by the sword.All the Finnuciane brothers have convictions and also were in the IRA.
Pat Finnuciane was only a legal and financial advisor to the IRA.
So he deserved to be shot in his house like that, in front of his wife and kids?All the Finnuciane brothers have convictions and also were in the IRA.
Pat Finnuciane was only a legal and financial advisor to the IRA.
trampDouglas Hogg won’t be sleeping so well tonight.
I have often said if 20 proccers were born in ardoyne or crossmaglen at least 10 would have joined the ira,So he deserved to be shot in his house like that, in front of his wife and kids?
In what was most likely a joint operation by the Unionist terrorists and the state?
And you wonder why the IRA had such support?
Of course you would Jimmy. It was an apartheid state run by paisley and his goons shutting the "Catlicks" out of economic life, then rubbing their faces in it every July.I have often said if 20 proccers were born in ardoyne or crossmaglen at least 10 would have joined the ira,
At least 3 of those killed at loughgall 87 were neighbours of martin Hurson the hunger striker, it was always a strong probability that they would get involved,Of course you would Jimmy. It was an apartheid state run by paisley and his goons shutting the "Catlicks" out of economic life, then rubbing their faces in it every July.
The stupidity of it was though that they kept themselves poor too while doing so, as which foreign company's were going to come in and invest in a war zone.
If you keep your boot on people's necks don't be surprised when they chop your foot off. What lost the IRA a lot of support was when they started bombing innocent civilians and kids were dying.
I remember talking to a guy who was in the INLA once. He was absolutely pissed, telling a story of British soldiers coming into his house when he was a kid and destroying the house and what meagre possessions they had.
From that moment on he told me he knew he was going to "get involved" when he was older. I don't know what made him say this to me, but he turned and said "I don't care what you or anyone thinks of me and what I did, you weren't there to see what they did to us. "
Yep, it's a vicious cycle. Violence begets more violence.At least 3 of those killed at loughgall 87 were neighbours of martin Hurson the hunger striker, it was always a strong probability that they would get involved,
The same applies on the loyalist side,
Live by the sword, die by the sword.
Isn't one of the sons a Shinner MP or something?All the Finnuciane brothers have convictions and also were in the IRA.
Pat Finnuciane was only a legal and financial advisor to the IRA.
