Interview with veteran Republican Dáithí Ó Conaill in 1974

ThamesTV report on the 1981 Anti-H Block electoral campaign in the 26 counties.

Contains rare footage of speeches from Ruairí Ó Brádaigh, interviews with Bernadette McAliskey & John Hume, and canvassing during the campaign.

Footage of the Divis street riots of 1964, kicked off when Paisleyite mobs aided by the RUC/B-Men attacked Billy McMillan's Republican office for displaying the Irish national flag.

3 days of rioting ensued as Irish nationalists & republicans fought for their national identity.

An interview with veteran Republicans Joseph Christle and Tomás (Óg) Mac Curtain. Christle, a law student and gifted orator, (who had been expelled from the IRA in Dublin after the introduction of General Order No 8), formed his own splinter group who would partake in various joint operations with Liam Kelly's Saor Uladh during Operation Harvest.

Mac Curtain makes reference to EOKA, given that when the IRA were planning to shoot their way into Wakefield Prison in 1955 to free an imprisoned Seán Garland, they fully intended to rescue the EOKA prisoners there as well.

An interview with former IRA Chief of Staff Cathal Goulding shortly after the split of 1970.

**Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair demanded Sinn Fein’s Gerry Adams betray former comrades who had joined the breakaway Real IRA, according to British state papers held in London.

According to the Belfast Telegraph, the revelation is contained in a memo of a telephone call between Blair and the 26 County Taoiseach Bertie Ahern in December 2000.**

https://republican-news.org/current/news/2024/04/papers_show_blairs_demilitaris.html

Author Martin Dillon stated that he met with an anonymous Protestant who had served in the IDF and was encouraged by Mossad to join the UDR to supply them with British Military Files on the IRA

He passed British Intelligence files to a Mossad Katsa - intelligence officer - at the Israeli Embassy in London.

At the time, Margaret Thatcher had banned Mossad from operating in Britain and their files on the IRA were slowly becoming outdated. Their need to know about IRA operatives related to ‘their global war against terrorism.’

They were especially keen to track the IRA's arms dealings with the Libyan regime, the Basque separatist group, ETA, and Yasser Arafat's PLO.

Former CIA deputy director Richard Kerr, who was monitoring Gaddafi during this period, says that it was a certainty that Zwy was passing on information about the IRA to his old comrades in Mossad

He states also the CIA has long ties and connections to Mossad that are still present today supporting Israel

Des Long describing the first time the IRA got access to RPGs from Gaddafi

Joe Austin talks about the hypocrisy of the "peace" movement, from The Patriot Game (1979).