My post was not trying to goad anyone sorry if you think it was,btw I listen to David Dunseith every day, but have no time for that fat tub Nolan.

For myself all I can say is I had a very rough time at the hands of the IRA, the murders brought back terrible memories for my wife and family, who have to live with my problems every day. If people do not understand the fear that the murders brought to those harmed by the IRA they know little about here or simply do not care.

Not to goad but I have to recall McGuinness saying they haven't gone away you know, referring to the IRA. As for ex IRA men informing on others I seriously doubt it. It would set a precedence that could cause an internal war within the various IRA organisations. Although from a personal point of view I wish it would happen.

If you grew up in N.Ireland the words touts beware plastered every where, would have a certain resonance to such statements.

Remember McGuinness and his Bloody Sunday evidence,he would not discuss or name past IRA members he would be obliged to revise that stance.

An interesting bit on Bloody Sunday: http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/mar/19/northernireland.northernireland3