http://frogenyozurt.com/2009/03/british-undercover-operations-in-northern-ireland/ Literature, Book Review, Entertainment, Music, Poiltics, Lifestyle, and more... Mon, 06 Feb 2012 23:11:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://frogenyozurt.com/2009/03/british-undercover-operations-in-northern-ireland/#comment-10 The Bleeding Hills - A Novel by Wilfried F. Voss | Copperhill Media Wed, 31 Mar 2010 18:30:47 +0000 http://www.frogenyozurt.com/?p=134#comment-10 [...] Yet again the idea behind my book “The Bleeding Hills” has been strikingly confirmed by the the latest attack on British soldiers on March 7th. In my blog entry – and my book – I refer specifically to the operations of the so-called Real IRA and, ironically, the RIRA has claimed responsibility for the attacks. However, one comment in the first report of the attacks caught my attention, since my book also addresses British undercover operations in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland’s chief constable, Sir Hugh Orde, had confirmed that undercover British army troops were on paramilitary surveillance duties in Northern Ireland. In my mind I had started another blog entry, complaining that British officials are inexplicably unable to learn from past mistakes, but I have been pre-empted (if I may say so) by somebody more competent to talk about such affairs. Read the blog entry. [...] [...] Yet again the idea behind my book “The Bleeding Hills” has been strikingly confirmed by the the latest attack on British soldiers on March 7th. In my blog entry – and my book – I refer specifically to the operations of the so-called Real IRA and, ironically, the RIRA has claimed responsibility for the attacks. However, one comment in the first report of the attacks caught my attention, since my book also addresses British undercover operations in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland’s chief constable, Sir Hugh Orde, had confirmed that undercover British army troops were on paramilitary surveillance duties in Northern Ireland. In my mind I had started another blog entry, complaining that British officials are inexplicably unable to learn from past mistakes, but I have been pre-empted (if I may say so) by somebody more competent to talk about such affairs. Read the blog entry. [...]

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