IRA Disarmament

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IRA Disarmament

October 4, 2005 | ISSUE 41•39

The Irish Republican Army, working with an independent international commission, claims to have destroyed all its weapons stockpiles. What do you think?

I knew that Guns For Guinness trade-in program would work where so many other attempts had failed.

Harvey Ulrich
Policeman
Finally, the Protestants and Catholics have found a common ground to bring them together. Now, if only they could team up to do something about all those filthy stinking Irishmen.

May Voyle
Systems Analyst
Well, it's just as well. Political terrorism isn't as sexy as it was in the '80s.

John O'Donohu
CPA

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