Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams faces death threat
Monday, 8 February 2010
Security has been stepped up around Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams after a death threat.
The PSNI has told Mr Adams that the threat level against him is “very high”.
“We are taking these threats very seriously,” a Sinn Fein spokesman said in a statement yesterday.
“However, these death threats will not distract the party or the party president from carrying out their responsibilities and seeking to advance the peace process.”
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it won't be long before there is a political crisis - guaranteed !
i suspect around autumn time a major event will take place and we'll all be back to pre 1995.......
thats N.I - one step forward and thirty backwards.............
Posted by Seymour Bunting | 08.02.10, 22:55 GMT
These so-called threats are made up. Stop falling for the nonsense.
Posted by billyboy | 08.02.10, 17:20 GMT
hc if it is dissident republicans making the threats,this new couple of decades of troubles you talk about would be against whom.and if it is dissidents i was not aware they had decommishioned
Posted by Puzzled | 08.02.10, 15:55 GMT
what about throught the trobles all the ruc udr prison officers who went about their daily duty of protecting and servingthe public through the trobles ,, what makes admas so special he warrants the news at being under threat. i had to move house 4times under severe immininet threat from the ira and what did i get, absolutly zero help from the government i was told just move house change the car i had just bought all at my own expense. and also the untold stress placed on me and my family and children which im still paying for,through 2 divorces becuase of the masive hours i worked in a proud ruc . serving the people of this wonderful island 30 yrs later is it anywonder people leave the country.
Posted by mike | 08.02.10, 14:51 GMT
Liam, I do not assume anything. If you read elsewhere in the BT you will see that the Orange Volunteers are clearly mentioned.
You are also correct in that dissident republicans could also have made threats but these,as yet, have not been clearly defined.
Posted by HC | 08.02.10, 14:22 GMT
liam, I have read HC's post and it does not mention the word "Unionist" once. HC refers to people who are supposed to have decommissioned. Since both Republicans and Loyalists are supposed to have decommissioned, I fail to see where you came to the conclusion that HC meant that it was "Unionists" who were behind this threat.
Personally, I think it is a bunch of kids on the dole; with nothing better to do than get kicks out of seeing their threats in the news.
Posted by Centaur | 08.02.10, 13:59 GMT
hc you assume these threats come from unionists, mr adams himself would acknowledge they could just as well come from dissident republicans, in fact more likely.
Posted by liam | 08.02.10, 12:38 GMT
These death threats are by people who have decommissioned?
I would imagine that an attempt on Mr.Adams life would bring about a massive retaliation and welcome in another few decades of Troubles.
Some people never learn, it would appear.
Then again, we are talking NI and some people never learn.
Posted by HC | 08.02.10, 10:44 GMT