no surrender-ne pasaran: October 2014

All informed writers and journalists list the same man as IRA *Chief of Staff* in 1999-2000 which is when the IRA in Belfast subjected Mairia Cahill to prolonged, forced interrogation - after she had been raped at 16, by a senior IRA thug then 33, Marty MORRIS of Upper Springfield Road, West Belfast. Her sexual abuse by Morris continued for about a year.

The IRA *Chief of Staff* was [ and remains ] unmarried and in 1999 was aged 50 and lived [and still lives ] on his cross-border farm in BALLYBINABY, South County Armagh.

Customs on both sides of the Border regard his farm as a major - and extremely lucrative - smuggling site - and for very many years.

A Jury in the Irish High Court in Dublin in 1998 threw out his case for Libel against the Sunday Times which had reported his IRA role

His name is - Tom [ *SLAB* ] MURPHY. He is now 65.

His reputation is notorious.

And nobody in the IRA dares act against Orders.

The first [ and totally threadbare ] Provo line of defence against Mairia Cahill was - *But MARTY MORRIS, Seamus FINUCANE and Padraig WILSON were not found Guilty*.

So ironic to have then now rely on British Justice when they spent so long murdering those who provided that same justice.

But Gerry's own father, Gerry Senior was also never convicted, by any British Court of the child-abuse which Gerry admitted in public. Did that stop Gerry from telling the truth ? Did that non-conviction cast the slightest doubt on the brutal truth of what Gerry Junior admitted ?

Or did Gerry Junior disbelieve his own niece, Aine Adams, about her child-abuse by Gerry's brother, Liam, until a British Court in Belfast found Liam Guilty ?

Time to stop running, Gerry, and finally remember that while you can indeed fool some of the people [ and maybe some of the Media - especially in RTE ] all of the time, and even all of the people [ and maybe almost all of the Media ] all the time, but - after the Mairia Cahill story - you will certainly not fool all of the people all of the time.

Ta do la thart [ your day is over ] - and for good