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The ceseation of an action doesn't frame the end of a retalitory period. You can retaliate against someone once the initial reaction has been committed and in situ of a contemporary action.

But all of your flannelling about now under a smokescreen of linguistic semantics only serves to emphasise to anyone reading this that you aren't answering the question

Would you, or would you not have used the RAF to bomb Belfast? Remember the IRA had also expressed the sentiment that they wanted to kill you. Indeed, they'd gobe further than that. They'd assasinated MP's, including one in the car park at the House of Commons, assoicated members of the Royal family (Mountbatten) tried to kidnap a Princess, and they'd twice made direct attempts against the British government and Prime Minister

It's a yes or no Clive, and under your own logic I really don't see how you could sustain anything other than an enthusiastic yes.

<blockquote data-quote="Warbler" data-source="post: 2490763" data-attributes="member: 65228">The ceseation of an action doesn&#039;t frame the end of a retalitory period. You can retaliate against someone once the initial reaction has been committed and in situ of a contemporary action. But all of your flannelling about now under a smokescreen of linguistic semantics only serves to emphasise to anyone reading this that you aren&#039;t answering the questionWould you, or would you not have used the RAF to bomb Belfast? Remember the IRA had also expressed the sentiment that they wanted to kill you. Indeed, they&#039;d gobe further than that. They&#039;d assasinated MP&#039;s, including one in the car park at the House of Commons, assoicated members of the Royal family (Mountbatten) tried to kidnap a Princess, and they&#039;d twice made direct attempts against the British government and Prime MinisterIt&#039;s a yes or no Clive, and under your own logic I really don&#039;t see how you could sustain anything other than an enthusiastic yes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warbler, post: 2490763, member: 65228"] The ceseation of an action doesn't frame the end of a retalitory period. You can retaliate against someone once the initial reaction has been committed and in situ of a contemporary action. But all of your flannelling about now under a smokescreen of linguistic semantics only serves to emphasise to anyone reading this that you aren't answering the question Would you, or would you not have used the RAF to bomb Belfast? Remember the IRA had also expressed the sentiment that they wanted to kill you. Indeed, they'd gobe further than that. They'd assasinated MP's, including one in the car park at the House of Commons, assoicated members of the Royal family (Mountbatten) tried to kidnap a Princess, and they'd twice made direct attempts against the British government and Prime Minister It's a yes or no Clive, and under your own logic I really don't see how you could sustain anything other than an enthusiastic yes. [/QUOTE]

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