Bracken comments:
Please include this when you post about “the troubles”.
‘The Dirty War’ by Martin Dillon is like a fully videotaped autopsy.
Action-reaction, false flags, informants and false informants, everything.
The technology may advance to cell phones and drones, but the basic human decisions and dynamics don’t change.
You can read this book slowly and deeply, or fast and shallow, and you will benefit enormously.
