Former spy “wants to be left alone”…
THE Sunday World has found Denis Donaldson living “the life of a recluse in the hills of Donegal”.
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Christopher Hitchens, 1949 – 2011
Writer Christopher Hitchens has died aged 62. He was as contrary as he was brilliant. Here is a brief In Memoriam from Vanity Fair (his outlet of choice since 1992) and, here, a longer tribute from his friend Christopher Buckley Stanley in The New Yorker. Better, perhaps, though to post one of Hitchens’ own writings in [...] read our review »
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“I loathe Ireland and the Irish.”
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Pat,bad average attention span or good at least I read, and I read that ‘evidence’ is one or more reason to believe that something is true. Obviously the exsistence of the chamber/room is evidence to the editors or they would not have published.
If more reports emerge I hope you have a tissue ready to wipe the egg of your face LOL, but then denis is enough egg on the faces of shinners, with or without slabs mates room of horrors LOL. Perhaps you can tell us where it is.
BB,
you wrote ‘Pat,bad average attention span or good at least I read, and I read that ‘evidence’ is one or more reason to believe that something is true.’
Yet in your 4.06 pm post you wrote ‘I didn’t read it, I saw it with the story all over the front page’
Which is it did you or did you not read it?
‘Obviously the exsistence of the chamber/room is evidence to the editors or they would not have published.’
Yip, you got it there, no way would the Sun (with it’s history of analysis and truthfulness) print a crock of shit.
‘with or without slabs mates room of horrors LOL. Perhaps you can tell us where it is.’
You really got me cornered now.
Was it just me, or did anyone else who read the article think that the cottage he was found in, far from the ‘hovel’ they described, looked like a pretty nice spot to get away from it all?
A B&B for those who want to extend their peaceline experience perhaps?
‘I didn’t read it I saw it with the story all over the front page’
I didn’t read it (the sun) I saw the first page and read the article the whole article for which I sneaked a peak at the inside page also, concerning the chamber/room whatever. Have I spelt that out clearly enough for you? Good. Next time you are in Easons you can see for yourself how many others do the same.
As I said before, if they have printed a crock of shit, in your opinion – then contact the editors and tell them so.
‘you’ve really got me cornered now’
Good. Now put on your dunces hat pat LOL
ADAMS KNEW!!!!
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Doctor here:
I will be around later to collect urine samples.
I always suspected you were just here to take the piss.