Tag: Sir Desmond de Silva

• The Resistance Men.

  

   © Deirdre Younge. Introduction. ‘What were they trying to do around here .. create civil war?‘ (Willie Frazer, referring to the intelligence services operating in the 1970s in Armagh. (2016)) During the ‘Troubles’ Armagh and Tyrone were the cockpit of a vicious war which descended into sectarianism fuelled by collusion. Intelligence material submitted to civil…

  Covert History Ireland

  26th October 2025

  British Army, DUP, Gardai, IRA, MI5, RUC, UDA, UVF

  collusion, Deirdre Younge, Frank Murray, ian Paisley, Ian Phoenix, IRA, John Stevens, mi5, Robin Jackson, RUC, Sir Desmond de Silva, Ulster Resistance, UVF

• Operation Clockwork Orange Vol 3. Margaret Thatcher and William Whitelaw cover-up child abuse.

  

  By David Burke. Chapter 8. Framing Colin Wallace for Manslaughter. 113. The Home Secretary (former NI Secretary) and Deputy Prime Minister. On 7 July 1980, Jeff Edwards of London’s Evening News, revealed the Metropolitan police had passed files to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP). Twelve men faced up to 350 sexual offences including allegations…

  Covert History Ireland

  11th March 2023

  Kincora, MI5, MI6

  Allan Rowley, Anthony Cavendish, Archie Hamilton, Brian Blackwell, Clive Ponting, David Calcutt, David McKittrick, Dr Ian West, Ebook, Fred Holroyd, Ian Cameron, James Molyneaux, John McKeague, Knox Cunningham, Lobster magazine, Malcolm Turnbull, margaret thatcher, mi5, mi6, Operation Clockwork Orange, Patrick Finucane, peter england, Peter Wright, RUC, Sir Anthony Blunt, Sir Desmond de Silva, Sir George Terry, Sir Howard Smith, Sir John Jones, Sir Michael Quinlan, Sir Patrick Walker, Terence Higgins, Tom King, VIP sex abuse, WebBook, William McGrath, William van Straubenzee, William Whitelaw