The killing of Frank Hegarty...

 ...I knew nothing about the killing of  Hegarty until I read of his tragic death.

In the following year,I tried to move the goalposts by ordering that noone who had betrayed less than 150 rifles should be executed.

Perhaps,I am nearly certain that I was,I was responsible for "morally-justified" "misleading reassurances" to lure an informer back from a place of safety for execution (the Security Operations Handbook which I handed over to that witless judge, Kathleen Gleeson in August 1987,Manus Maguire having already made photocopies in 1985).

I had included that tactic in 'Lures and Snares' i.e.operational tactics of the Security Unit,set up after and inspired by the 'informer crisis' of 1981-3. The S.O.H. was written during 1985-6.

The bomb at Deal Army barracks

 In August 1988 I was threatened by British Army thugs who I believed were Royal Marines. They were,in fact,overgrown English head-bangers of the Coldstream Guards.

I decided to act against the Royal Marines who I had also encountered in the 'close surveillance.operation' at Broadgate building site,the Shearson Lehman building development, in August 1986. There,the jumped-up Royal Marines hard-man,Danny Cahillane (alias Mitchell) tried out his sensory deprivation tactics and in consort with Dave Franks and John Durkan,tried to "rig" two accidents intended to be fatal...

In any case,the IRA had an open file on the Royal Marines. We decided to strike at "the soft under-belly.of British imperialism" in an operation I ordered out of the same intemperance which I had imbibed with my mother's milk and in Germany and England.

We cut the defensive perimeter wire with wire-cutters and planted a bomb next their sleeping quarters at Deal.

Eleven of these Royal Marine bandsmen were reported dead.

Around the time.of the three major attacks against military and building workers,I also included my joker,"IRA cease recruitment."

Sic transit amor armes.

I had nothing to do with the IRA after 1988.

Basta! Krieg ist aus in Irland.

The bomb attack at Ballygawley against the Light Infantry transport bus...

 I 'clocked' the old Leyland tour-bus bringing British soldiers back from their Fermanagh border posting in August-September 1987 as it made its way through Lisnaskea towards Maguiresbridge,Co. Fermanagh. I anticipated that it was, under cover of darkness,on its way to Aldergrove RAF base on a journey for the English soldiers back to Britain. I had some experience of these vicious little English bast...s at Broadgate building site the previous year with a mouthy little Scottish bricklayer.

 I decided to act. 

I made a note of the registration number, vehicle type and colours and stored the information away safely.

In August 1988 I made my report and included details of where the best location was to 'take' this bus full of troops, on the basis of what I had learned in England,namely that soldiers do not protect policemen or their barracks,unless unknowingly.

I reckoned that this bus would pass the RUC (bombed) Police Station at Ballygawley, keeping it to the left and make a 'deliberate point' of turning off the main road to do so, thereby having to slow down at the junction on the main A 5. This was yet another instance of my discovery of what I referred to as 'predictive predictability ' . It was based on the cultural apposite that "I shall protect the man on my right" (Isaiah,O.T.). These deaths show the inherent folly of arcane knowledge and occult practices.

I decided when briefing Jim Wray to specify that the bomb be placed at this junction to take advantage of the opportunity to "get my score up" telling Wray that "all targets are on the menu not just the police".

The Reid brothers detonated the bomb,to the best of my knowledge,and eight of these "strangers on a foreign shore" were reported killed by the bomb.