[Deleted User] wrote: » If all these people,were informers,why has noone ever been arrested for robbing the bank nor any trace of the money found You cannot rational hold the belief,the ira riddled with informers,while simutaneously believe,they could rob a bank of near on 30millon and disappear into thin air,
[Deleted User] wrote: » I was under impression,they were riddled with informers How can an organistaion,you proclaim to be effectively run by the police,carry out a robbery,taking months of planning and then its culprits disappear into thin air and no money recovered?? Bones of 2 decades later,no leads exist on culprits or the money....except yous screaming over and over it was the ira(which elsewhere you claim was riddled by informers)........surely you must concede,such a viewpoint.cannont be rationally held?
Truthvader wrote: » IRA was indeed compromised with informers but it seems Bobby Storey assembled a hard core leak proof gang. As I said before maybe the key was not telling Gerry until afterwards.
[Deleted User] wrote: » So in effect they werent as compromised as yous think?? If they were so compromised....how is it,none of culprits caught or any cash recovered....what exactly is the purpose of these "informants" if they dont provide info.... I dont mean to sound mocking,but your position deosnt stand upto any rudimentry scrutiny
Truthvader wrote: » So it was the Mexicans FFS
Deleted User wrote: » Mate....your claiming its the ira,while.also.proclaiming the ira was riddled with informers These two viewpoints are not rationally compatible,in light of fact that their have been no arrests and money seems to have disappeared into thin air?? Like,the fact you appear to have taken issue with people pointing out,this rather obvious flaw in your logic/viewpoint is something,you will have to learn to come to terms with
SafeSurfer wrote: » So if one is to do some research on the reality of the past while not believing everything one reads could you suggest some sources?
Edgware wrote: » Yes you can
timthumbni wrote: » Wait. Are some posters now trying to say it wasn’t the Ira behind the Northern Bank robbery? Truely bizarre. Next they will be telling us Liam wasn’t a paedo and a rapist, and there was no issue with him working with youths in Dundalk afterwards. After all he was probably a “good republican ” in their eyes. When you set the bar that low I suppose everyone can qualify.
Truthvader wrote: » Yep its the new Sinn Fein Trump alternative facts strategy. But in fairness they simply cant tell the difference beteeen truth and lies any more. Gerry was never in the IRA , they brought peace to Northern Ireland, Paul Quinn tripped, Slab is a "very nice man" etc etc . Damaged beyond repair
maccored wrote: » the only facts are the 50 grand found in the ruc leisure centre. feel free to show me the court rulings where anyone in SF or in the IRA was convicted of anything to do with the robbery. until you have that then Im afraid you cant pin the blame on anyone - certainly not until the almost 20 year old investigation is finished. Then again, sure if enough people say it then it must be true - thats the kind of logic you two geniuses seem to be following
Truthvader wrote: » Sincerely hope you are on the payroll rather than someone a medical issue
maccored wrote: » btw - you should see someone about your conspiracy theory that SF have a 'payroll' for everyone who supports them online. Its a bit crazy.
Truthvader wrote: » Well they have the cash for it. Plus it would explain the loony positions relentlessly promoted. The police robbed the bank????. Get real.
maccored wrote: » by the way without adams there wouldnt have been a peace process. thats another one of those fact things - you know, facts ... truthvader seem to have terrible difficulty with those.
Truthvader wrote: » The police robbed the bank????. Get real.
[Deleted User] wrote: » You have to laugh really....... That lad compares everyone who dont agree with him to trump supporters.......meanwhile spends all day,everyday posting conspiracy theories,then cries foul when anyone dare ask for proof or the obvious flaws are pointed out
Truthvader wrote: » This is pathetic stuff even if you're on the Sinn Fein IRA payroll. The country is awash with criminals who got away with their evil deeds. Still did them Here's the Wikipedia link with a good synopsis for those too young to remember. Make up your pwn minds. I'm done with this pretendy argumenthttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Bank_robbery No actual convictions though as the Sinn Fein IRA supporters so joyfully proclaim. Doesn't mean they didn't do it. As innocent as Jimmy Saville or the heroes who murdered Paul Quinn who Francie tells us "everyone knows"
FrancieBrady wrote: » The IMC have said the 'IRA were not involved in the murder of Paul Quinn' Truth. The IMC have not withdrawn what they said the killing was about either ...'that it was not unconnected to local criminal activity'. You 'choose' not to believe them on that one I suppose? And yes, everybody local who has an interest knows who did it, the PSNI know and the IMC know - they MUST DO because they ruled out IRA involvement in it.
Truthvader wrote: » This is pathetic stuff even if you're on the Sinn Fein IRA payroll. The country is awash with criminals who got away with their evil deeds. Still did them Here's the Wikipedia link with a good synopsis for those too young to remember. Make up your pwn minds. I'm done with this pretendy argumenthttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Bank_robbery
No actual convictions though as the Sinn Fein IRA supporters so joyfully proclaim. Doesn't mean they didn't do it. As innocent as Jimmy Saville or the heroes who murdered Paul Quinn who Francie tells us "everyone knows"
FrancieBrady wrote: » I do love uncovering a 'I'll believe what I want to believe', selective democrat.
SafeSurfer wrote: » A “selective democrat” isn’t one who believes what they want. A “selective democrat” is one who uses democracy when it suits and non democratic, even violent means to achieve their objectives when it suits.
FrancieBrady wrote: » That's what I meant. The British and their apologists here = selective democrats -use democracy when it suits and non democratic, even violent means to achieve their objectives when it suits. 'Cover-up' and 'Collusion' being a prime example of undemocratic violent means while preaching high moral ground democracy to the faithful.
SafeSurfer wrote: » You will understand if I am disinclined to take democracy and high moral ground lectures from an apologist for a party which regarded the IRA army council as the legitimate government of the Irish Republic, claiming this legitimacy stemmed from a piece of paper signed by 7 former members of the 2nd Dail.