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COLLUSION: The greatest untold story of our times « Margot B. News
It shows the jeep coming down the road, turning into Linden Street where Nora lived and it shows the puff of smoke from the gun that fired the lethal shot. Despite more and more mind-blowing evidence coming out year on year, it remains a massively under-reported topic – the only serious account I know of is Paul Larkin’s book A Very British Jihad, now out of print. On 8th July 1981, on the Falls Road in Belfast, Nora McCabe stepped out of her house in her bedroom slippers to go to the shop. It looked like the inquest was going their way until suddenly the McCabe family’s lawyer, a young Pat Finucane, introduced a new witness – a Canadian cameraman who happened to be in the area at the time. At her inquest, one after another, the five police involved repeated the same story that there was a riot taking place and they had acted in self-defence. Almost immediately, she was shot dead by a plastic bullet, fired from a passing police jeep. If the rule of law had prevailed in Belfast at......
UVF murder, by James O'Fee - Impala Publishers Blog Page
If true, there must be questions over the bona fides of the UVF in its acts of "decommissioning", and in the role of the body which oversaw the process, the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning (IICD). The site of the murder is only a few yards away from West Kirk, Shankill Road, which I and others have got to know well in recent years (West Kirk stands on that corner). In response, Dawn Purvis has resigned as Leader of the Popular Unionist Party (PUP) which was closely linked with the UVF. Furthermore, it seems curious that Dr John Kyle has accepted the role of perceived public spokesman for the UVF, The assassination took place on Saturday 29 May in broad daylight, on the Shankill Road (a major thoroughfare) at its junction with Conway Street....