@@ATLmodKadams is also responsible for a lot of death. I’m sure the children of Jean Mcconville would probably think peace could have been achieved without the pointless murder of their mother.
@@patthemilkman403 It is common knowledge that at least two people claimed that Gerry Adams ordered the death and disappearance of this poor woman. However, since those who made this claim never were deposed under oath and either had their own agenda and/or PTSD related mental health and substance abuse issues, I do not personally find their statement’s reliable. If the police investigated and did not charge Gerry Adams I consider that the end of the question.
I missed the live but I'll hopefully catch the next ones that are uploaded. Anyway I enjoyed this but I was wondering if there was any news on some docs about INLA @ATL ??
I don't believe that Brendan Hughes is a liar when he says that Gerry Adams gave the order for Jean McConville's murder. Hughes had very little to gain from the statement, which to my understanding was pretty much a "death bed confession" or as near as damn it. Adams has more to gain from lying about the situation around the McConville murder. Having said that, I believe Adams has achieved wonders in working towards a united Ireland. The families of the "Disappeared" deserve to know where their loved ones are and what happened to them.
I Believe him as well 100%. Now I am from the unionist side of the divide and in the history I have learnt growing up it is provisionals like Hughes who I believe told the truth, even though he disagreed with the GFA he came across to me as someone who as a Republican and realised the war was lost. Its amazing despite sinn fein going into the political process wont admit anything again much like the loyalists so at the end of the day truth will not be easy to find if ever.
He would say the dark betrayed the oath of the Ira so therefore was entitled to call him a liar, he asked to carry his coffin because they where friends along time and still cared for him on a personal level
@@gerard1965ableyup cool dude….shirked all responsibility for his part in the war, and put it squarely on the shoulders of his own people. Brendan Hughes was right about Adams…something very off there, very off.
@@patthemilkman403 capture of Sean Bryson-described in the pro-British press as being a "chief" in the IRA-was probably accepted with a certain amount of relief by the present Command Structure of the Provisionals in the North. "broken elbow," who had him stiffed ?
@@paulclarke171 me neither, but like i said , plenty of the ira do, check good listener pod cast and the like ,it dont seem to bother those lads , infact most of them name him as belfast commander and i think he did admit it in the boston tapes ,just not to the public for some reason
No, they could have continued the armed conflict to this day. They did realize that it was a quagmire, neither the British nor the IRA could have won an armed struggle.
In a complicated world, Mr. Adams has excelled.
Now that's a diplomatic comment
Aye at touting
@@parkgate-ub1eydiplomatic and true. So much speech goes against those who were directly responsible for peace.
@@ATLmodKadams is also responsible for a lot of death. I’m sure the children of Jean Mcconville would probably think peace could have been achieved without the pointless murder of their mother.
@@patthemilkman403 It is common knowledge that at least two people claimed that Gerry Adams ordered the death and disappearance of this poor woman. However, since those who made this claim never were deposed under oath and either had their own agenda and/or PTSD related mental health and substance abuse issues, I do not personally find their statement’s reliable. If the police investigated and did not charge Gerry Adams I consider that the end of the question.
I missed the live but I'll hopefully catch the next ones that are uploaded. Anyway I enjoyed this but I was wondering if there was any news on some docs about INLA @ATL ??
I don't believe that Brendan Hughes is a liar when he says that Gerry Adams gave the order for Jean McConville's murder. Hughes had very little to gain from the statement, which to my understanding was pretty much a "death bed confession" or as near as damn it. Adams has more to gain from lying about the situation around the McConville murder.
Having said that, I believe Adams has achieved wonders in working towards a united Ireland. The families of the "Disappeared" deserve to know where their loved ones are and what happened to them.
I Believe him as well 100%. Now I am from the unionist side of the divide and in the history I have learnt growing up it is provisionals like Hughes who I believe told the truth, even though he disagreed with the GFA he came across to me as someone who as a Republican and realised the war was lost. Its amazing despite sinn fein going into the political process wont admit anything again much like the loyalists so at the end of the day truth will not be easy to find if ever.
didnt delores back the darkys story ?
As a supporter of Gerry Adams, we all know he was the main man in the Provos. I believe Brendan Hughes in his statements what did he have to gain?
Hughes could have had his own reasons for lying. He became very angry with Sinn Fein and the peace process
Why did Gerry call the Dark a liar?. Yet he begged to carry Brendan's coffin.
He would say the dark betrayed the oath of the Ira so therefore was entitled to call him a liar, he asked to carry his coffin because they where friends along time and still cared for him on a personal level
another brilliant documentary 👏
he,s seriously funny, cool dude.
Oh yes, Ask the families of the disappeared , hilarious
@@stephenholmes1036 , why? They,ve got there loved ones back,no idea why you refer to this,has no rellivance.
@@gerard1965ableyup cool dude….shirked all responsibility for his part in the war, and put it squarely on the shoulders of his own people. Brendan Hughes was right about Adams…something very off there, very off.
@@patthemilkman403 ,agreed.
@@patthemilkman403 capture of Sean Bryson-described in the pro-British press as being a "chief" in the IRA-was probably accepted with a certain amount of relief by the present Command Structure of the Provisionals in the North. "broken elbow," who had him stiffed ?
Those young lads at around the 4min mark appear to be brain washed.
As a Protestant , i hope they are well educated about Brendan Hughes also ...
They knew Brendan Hughes as the outstanding fighter for freedom that he was.
@@Marius_vanderLubbe I doubt they fully know . The living trod on the dead
@Marius_vanderLubbe ps
They didn't "knew" they aren't old enough.
Get away from me with your witchcraft, you lunatic.@@parkgate-ub1ey
@@Marius_vanderLubbeI thought it was Marinus Van Der Lubbe and the International fire bombing Society.
He has taken the republicans from armed conflict guerilla war to mainstream politics the peace process.For certain no easy task.
how long will gerry keep this sharade up? never in the ra ,haha.
Would he not be arrested if he admitted to membership??
@@paulclarke171 no, look at how many ex ira lads are on pod casts telling thier stories.
@martinmakepeace6235 I'm not a expert but it could be that he doesn't want to break the green book rules
@@paulclarke171 me neither, but like i said , plenty of the ira do, check good listener pod cast and the like ,it dont seem to bother those lads , infact most of them name him as belfast commander and i think he did admit it in the boston tapes ,just not to the public for some reason
@martinmakepeace6235 yes plenty do but the vast majority don't and rules of the ira are to never admit membership or talk about it
Gerry tell toush ?Gerry tell turth ?Gerry tell lie?
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12:29-12:38 WTF? #MMIW in Canada
The ira were beaten tho.
No, they could have continued the armed conflict to this day. They did realize that it was a quagmire, neither the British nor the IRA could have won an armed struggle.
@@ATLmodK...They were too compromised to continue... they knew it ..