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nighthawk · 14-11-2003, 10:53

As i understand it (i may e wrong, but this is the impression the program gave) we are talking about someone (and he wasn't the only one) who stood in a court of law and stated that he would not answer the questions put in front ofhim, as it would force him to break an oath he took when he joined the IRA.

To me that cant make hime an effective politician.

And anyway surley having a convicted terrorist in the goverment must be infringing on some laws?

14-11-2003, 10:53	#5
nighthawk Inactive Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 114	Re: Terrorist in the Government As i understand it (i may e wrong, but this is the impression the program gave) we are talking about someone (and he wasn't the only one) who stood in a court of law and stated that he would not answer the questions put in front ofhim, as it would force him to break an oath he took when he joined the IRA. To me that cant make hime an effective politician. And anyway surley having a convicted terrorist in the goverment must be infringing on some laws?