In a message dated 23/10/01 10:41:27 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > Thanks Jacky, I've also noticed a few articles the last few days on this > which would not have caught my eye without the discussion here. I see this > as another positive coming out of tragic events. I agree very much. Some good does seem to come out of evil. However, and I'm not > trying to be argumentative, just trying to learn more details, the article > only states this: > > "For Sinn Fein/IRA, with its North American fundraising base and its > dependence on strong political support from Washington and New York, the > World Trade Centre attacks posed particular problems" > > These remarks seem very general. Why don't they identify exactly who > supports them? And don't they receive support from sources other than > "North America", "Washington" and "New York"? Is it somehow too > inflammatory or politically incorrect to identify exact sources? > At any rate, I am glad they have been confronted by current events and know > that the war against terrorists does apply to all. I'm with you there, too, Kakki. Further research needed in a very complex subject. Some day I'll find the time! Regards Jacky
