Secret Victory: The Intelligence War That Beat the IRA
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (758 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B06ZY5ZVLL |
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| Number of Pages | : | 590 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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In these, an insurgency like the IRA/Sinn Féin mix is the main problem. The IRA was the Islamic State of its day. Had this been disclosed in promoting the peace, nations would have benefited and lives saved. IRA leaders became peacemakers. Terrorist leaders are not benevolent men inclined to make peace but vicious bullies. The approach - widely misrepresented and commonly misunderstood - devastated the IRA. Peace had a price.. Some terrorists were killed, most were in prison, many were on the run, and the rest feared the same fate. A proven solution is the rule of law, where police intelligence dominates because investigative practices fail. The IRA was
stephen mckenna said Four Stars. Very informative and eye opening to the troublers. "Don't waste your money." according to Larry D. OBrien. This reviewer has every reason to believe that British intelligence operations were ultimately very successful against the Republican Army. However, this account by a former PSNI Special Branch officer is little more than a typical unionist polemic, and it provides very little specific information about Special Branch, Security Service or military intellig. Amazon Customer said Extremely biased piece. Looked at the Troubles as a. Extremely biased piece. Looked at the Troubles as a one encompassing event instead of an ever-changing, complex conflict. This piece utterly fails to educate the reader on the origin of the Troubles; subjective writing misleads the reader into thinking that military action/policing operations lead to the Belfast Agreement. Complete rubbish and classic revi