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foe.Thatcher was convinced that any settlement would have to include a decisive and lasting victory for the security forces over the IRA and would later sign a historic deal with the Irish government as an instrument for strengthening security that would greatly impact NI affairs
Some opening paragraph from one of my 6th year students.
“If you just set out to be liked, you would be prepared to compromise on anything at any time and you would achieve nothing”. (Thatcher)
Although few view Margaret Thatcher as one of the architects of the peace process
This outlook was fueled by a series of IRA murders that claimed the life of the Queen's cousin Lord Mountbatten and the killing of 18 British soldiers in a single day. Upon Thatcher's coming to office, the Troubles were at their height and in Thatcher the IRA found an implacable
@GillsjStephen I think he makes some good points and definetly some tunnel vision at the moment looking back at certain individuals and using them as examples of wider Irish culpability in the slave trade. Penal laws, act of union, cultural erosion... Your man was right to at least make an arg