“POLICE EXAMINED CORBYN LINKS TO PRO-IRA GROUP” SHRIEKS SUNDAY TIMES by Donal Kennedy

SHOCK RUDDY HORROR – THEY FOUND SWEET FANNY ADAMS!

Considering the wealth of agents-provocateur, perjurers, forgers, informers, misinformers, and other lovelies always in the security services’ kitbags,  that’s a very poor show.

If neither Labour Whips during the time Corbyn was a backbencher, nor his enemies in Labour, Tory or other parties could produce evidence of use to the police, what’s the poinof the non-story in the Sunday Times?

The paper describes the Troops Out Movement and The Labour Committee on Ireland as “IRA Sympathising Organisations.” If believing in a sovereign all-Ireland state made one an IRA sympathiser, most Irish people, and, very probably, most Britishers could be deemed IRA sympathisers.

During the late War/Troubles/Unpleasantness,  opinion polls in Britain consistently supported a troops-out policy and Irish unification. British mainstream media did not share the popular attitude. Much of the media conducted a hate campaign against the Irish, But most British people did not join it and continued to treat the Irish in their midst with respect and decency.

 

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