A short time ago, the British police in occupied Ireland turned on Sunday Tribune editor Suzanne Breen. Breen was threatened with arrest and imprisonment unless she delivered her notes of all her contacts with republicans.The badgering of Breen, while her phone was already tapped by the British was a sign of panic. Link to Story in IrishFreedomNews
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A short time ago, the British police in occupied Ireland turned on Sunday Tribune editor Suzanne Breen. Breen was threatened with arrest and imprisonment unless she delivered her notes of all her contacts with republicans.The badgering of Breen, while her phone was already tapped by the British was a sign of panic. Link to Story in IrishFreedomNews
A short time ago, the British police in occupied Ireland turned on Sunday Tribune editor Suzanne Breen. Breen was threatened with arrest and imprisonment unless she delivered her notes of all her contacts with republicans.The badgering of Breen, while her phone was already tapped by the British was a sign of panic. Link to Story in IrishFreedomNews
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