RE: OT: Terrorism

["Brendan" <jbh@xxxxxxx>]

Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to all friends and relatives of those poor
people who perished on Tuesday.

In my naivete, I thought that all but the perpetrators of this heinous act
of barbarism against humanity would be deeply shocked and appalled.
As an Irishman, therefore, I am sickened and disgusted to the very core to
see the way the people in the Ardoyne continue to terrorise the little
children going to school and to read that, at a meeting of the Stormont
Assembly, called to pass a motion condemning the atrocity, the Democratic
Unionist Party leader, the Rev Ian Paisley, walked out in protest when Mr
Adams got to his feet.
Mr Paisley said he and his party were not prepared to listen to the Sinn
Fein president's "crocodile tears"

We can only hope that the common decency and good will towards others, held
dear in the hearts and minds of 99.99% of the human race, will ultimately
prevail over the small but despicable minority who have neither hearts nor
minds.


Brendan



-----Original Message-----
From: Phil Harris [mailto:phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 12 September 2001 21:35
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] OT: Terrorism



Just playing devils advocate but anyone think that the yanks might think
twice about supporting the IRA now?

Phil



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