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 Saturday February 15, 2003 12:43 by James McKenna - Anti - Propaganda League jimmymac61 at hotmail dot com
 'Can I see your credentials'? Protestors and TD's alike who were photographed and asked for identification by this man might like to see him heavinly disguised in his official uniform. You can contact John directly at the US Embassy if you want to ask him what he did with your picture and why he thought he should take it. http://www.usembassy.ie/dao/usdao.html Telephone VOICE: (353)- 1-668-8777, EXT 2200 for Defence Attache Office and possibly John if he's not off on surveillance of democratically elected representtives in a country where he is a tolerated guest. Are there still CIA operatives working inside US Embassies worldwide posing as various officials ? AMB:
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Jump To Comment: 1 2This O'Sullivan is clearly an intelligence operative, part of the UKS imperial project. Ireland, because of its centuries long revolutionary tradition, and as the only 'European' country to have been a colony of the Imperial powers, is still a weak link in the imperial chain. Anti-war protests must be seen in this light. The Adams faction of Sinn Fein, in reality now but a branch of Fianna Fail, has closely cooperated with American imperialists to pacify Ireland. Adams is a close personal and ideological friend of Congressman Peter King, a right wing bigot and warhawk.The 'Friends of Sinn Fein in the U.S. is replete with extreme rightwingers some of whom have the most sinister, quasi-fascist associations. Sinn Fein, the Adams faction, must be exposed as phony radicals. They are dangerous because of their U.S. imperial connections and the vast sums of money the imperialists used to buy them.
SF did a fine job on the big march all the same.