Extract [page 13] from UUP presentation on disarmament and verification of terrorist weapons | Quill

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This collection was catalogued and the metadata was recorded by Antoine Yenk. The cover photograph is copyright Daphne Trimble, used with permission.

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This document is an extract from the UUP presentation on disarmament and verification of terrorist weapons [page 13], particularly focusing on the tactics and long-term goals of Sinn Féin/ PIRA. The author criticizes elected representatives for failing to recognize the financial benefits of certain actions and warns of the dangers of simplistic solutions. The text emphasizes the need for Ulster Unionism and the Government to develop a constructive strategy to counteract the influence of Sinn Féin/ PIRA [sic], which is perceived as unwavering in its pursuit of a united Ireland through violence rather than democratic means. The author suggests that understanding and countering the PIRA's long-term strategy is crucial for achieving lasting peace.

paramilitary activity (republican)

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