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Jump To Comment: 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1I think they use the spy planes to listren in on business discussions between Sean Garland and Madam Cao. But what were they discussing? The importation of goods made by slave labour in Cinese prison camps?
If you explained why the US has spyplanes we might be interested in listening to you.
'Court documents released in Washington last week show that US spy planes were specifically targeting Garland on trips to China and North Korea, monitoring his Irish 087 Vodafone calls to Madame Cao Xiaobing among others in 2001, an operation which could not have succeeded without co- operation from Dublin. '
This is from Phoenix magazine. If Sean Garland is such an innocent man then why were the US allocating so much resources to monitor him? What exactly was Sean Garland discussing with Madame Cao?
If the supporters of Sean Garland answered these questions then we would all be in a better position to decide whether or not to support this campaign.
"Medical help for ex-IRA chief
THE president of the Workers Party, who was arrested in Belfast last month, has been allowed to leave Northern Ireland so he can receive medical treatment in the Republic.
Sean Garland (71), a former leader of the Official IRA, was released on bail at Belfast County Court last month pending his possible extradition to the US on currency counterfeiting charges. "
So the Irish Independent says a little more. But what makes them think that Sean Garland is a former leader of the Official IRA? When is he supposed to have stepped down as Chief of Staff?
The Sunday Independent has been rather soft on Sean Garland as well. Maybe Sean Garland has some hold over Eoghan Harris. Could it be that Eoghan Harris was once a member of Group B?
"Following an application to Belfast County Court last Friday (28th October) Sean Garland has been allowed to travel to a Dublin hospital for medical treatment. As part of the variation of his bail conditions he must return to Northern Ireland on his discharge from hospital. "
I wonder if he will ever return to the North? Stay here Sean, you wont be extradited. But you might be charged with directing terrorism. Thats the charge they sent McKevitt down for.
Yes, the Irish government did refuse those extradition request which explains why the Yanks have served the extradition demand to the British government and Garland was arrested in Belfast.
And you believe what you read in these newspapers?
There was a piece in the one the papers this week that Ireland had refused the last 19 extraditions to the USA including wanted drunk drivers who killed and alleged rapists.
CP's all over the world are sending solidarity messages opposing the extradition of SG to the US.
Sinn Féin opposes extradition of Sean Garland to US
Following contacts with Sinn Fein Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin (Cavan-Monaghan) the Sinn Féin Party has met and expressed its opposition to the extradition of Sean Garland to the United States of America.