Legacy Scandal: ‘Useful idiots have let the IRA put the UK state on the defensive over the past,’ says James Dingley

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Legacy Scandal: ‘Useful idiots have let the IRA put the UK state on the defensive over the past,’ says James Dingley

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15 Sep, 2018

Legacy Scandal: 'Useful idiots have let the IRA put the UK state on the defensive over the past,' says James Dingley

In the latest essay in our series on the legacy imbalance, JAMES DINGLEY says it was those who instigated terrorism who need investigating but aided by human rights activists and by inadequate unionism they have successfully shifted the focus on to the state (see beneath the essay for links to other essays in the series):

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