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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 04 2007, 21:49:07 PST
Author: PeterOReilly (No change)
Subject: Re: Tyrone arrests 'deplorable'
In reply to: Sinn F�in Poblachtach - Cork 's message, "Tyrone arrests 'deplorable'" on Tue, Nov 13 2007, 21:20:58 PST

>Tyrone arrests 'deplorable'
>
>13 Samhain/November 2007
>
>Republican Sinn F�in deplores the arrests in County
>Tyrone this morning (13th November) of a recently
>released Republican Prisoner of War and his sister.
>
>Damage was caused to the homes raided, as was the case
>with recent raids in the Craigavon area of County
>Armagh. At approximately 1:30a.m. the British Colonial
>Police gained entry to the former Republican
>prisoner's home with a chainsaw. An hour and a half
>later they kicked the door of his sister's house in.
>Their father went downstairs to investigate, believing
>that there had been a break-in. He was instantly
>surrounded by RUC officers and an infra-red light �
>presumably the sight of a weapon � was trained on his
>body.
>
>The two siblings are currently being interrogated at
>Antrim Barracks. Our thoughts are with them and their
>family during this trying time. It is clear that
>British forces � not content with having stolen
>several years of the arrested man's life � continue to
>harass him and his family in a most vindictive fashion.
>
>Such actions by enemy forces will only increase the
>resolve of true Republicans to expel the British from
>our country. Despite the hype of the Provisionals,
>Free Staters and others, they are in Ireland not as
>peacekeepers and peacemakers but instead as an
>occupying power. Their continued presence remains the
>greatest crime perpetrated against the Irish people.
>
>Sinn F�in Poblachtach
>
>Also see >href="http://www.rsfcork.com">http://www.rsfcork.com >> and >href="http://saoirse.21.forumer.com">http://saoirse.21.
>forumer.com

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