TOO LITTLE TOO LATE
Too little, too late
THE Irish Government has promised that it will leave 'no stone unturned' in its effort to find the Omagh bombers.
Is this the Irish Government which initially funded the Provisional IRA almost three decades ago?
Is this the Irish Government that turned a blind eye to IRA training grounds in Donegal?
Is this the Irish Government that secured safe havens for terrorists?
Is this the Irish Government which puts forward every conceivable stumbling block to extradition?
It comes as no surprise that, even after 30 years of murder and violence, this Irish Government can suddenly 'do more' to tighten security.
Now it's too little, too late.
JW, Lisburn
THE Irish Government has promised that it will leave 'no stone unturned' in its effort to find the Omagh bombers.
Is this the Irish Government which initially funded the Provisional IRA almost three decades ago?
Is this the Irish Government that turned a blind eye to IRA training grounds in Donegal?
Is this the Irish Government that secured safe havens for terrorists?
Is this the Irish Government which puts forward every conceivable stumbling block to extradition?
It comes as no surprise that, even after 30 years of murder and violence, this Irish Government can suddenly 'do more' to tighten security.
Now it's too little, too late.
JW, Lisburn
Further Information
Publisher: NEWS LETTER
Ref: NL/297
Published Date: 15-Sep-98
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