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Well the Sun's done it again. Tey've come up with a really stunning one this time. This 'damn fool' they refer to happens to be the only, literally the only, labour leader that has had anything to say about the Chelsea bombing. Anything that is, which isn't totally hysterical anti- Irish ranting.
The bomb was aimed at a military target - soldiers. 2 civilians were killed and many others wounded. It was a horrific explosion, and no-one least of all the IRA is pleased that 2 people nothing to do with the army were killed.
But the question no British newspaper asks is 'Why?' . Why do people come from the north of Ireland to London to let off a nail bomb.
The answer is so obvious. There is a war in the north of Ireland and there hes been for the past 11 y Yet if you read the B atish press you'd never know. Yes, there were the hunger strikers, but they were jüst criminals: trying to get better conditions in jail Yes, there are British soldiers in the north of Ireland who patrol the streets of Belfast and Derry but they're just dealing with a few terrorists. The few terrorists, though consist of the majority of the Catholic population, as was shown during the hunger strike campaign.
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