There is good evidence the Dublin bombings in May last year were a reprisal for the Irish government's role in bringing about the [power sharing] Executive. It was very much a matter that, OK the story was being contained at the moment because he was in jail, but that in a few years' time he would be back out again and could be expected to start making the allegations again and then that would be a serious problem. When speaking of matters directly within his own experience, the Inquiry believes him to be a highly knowledgeable witness. On 21 February 2019, Wallace wrote to the then Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Karen Bradley MP, and provided her with documentary evidence that three of the official Inquiries into the abuses at Kincora had deliberately misled Parliament. At plenty of other times, however, it can appear that factional hatreds have locked the Province into a cycle of violence equal in ferocity to anything experienced in Sarajevo.

Colin Wallace claims he was discharged from the British army for his refusal to take part in a dirty tricks campaign orchestrated by MI5 in Northern Ireland. During his extensive career, Colin has worked at ANZ Grindlays Bank, Sumitomo Bank Ltd, IBJ (The Industrial Bank of Japan Ltd.The journalist Paul Foot, in his book 'Who framed Colin Wallace', suggested that Wallace may have been framed for the killing, possibly by renegade members of the security services in a bid to discredit his allegations that members of the intelligence community had attempted to rig the 1974 general election after which Harold Wilson came to power with a minority government. According to Chris Moore's (another BBC journalist) investigations of McGrath, MI5 was the organisation that recruited and funded his political activities. In short, it would appear that loyalist paramilitaries and Int/SB members have formed some sort of pseudo-gangs in an attempt to fight a war of attrition by getting paramilitaries on both sides to kill each other and, at the same time, prevent any future political initiative such as Sunningdale. The black propaganda campaign against Maurice started in 1972, increased the year later when he became Chief of MI6 and was reinforced with a vengeance in 1979 when it became known that he was to be the new Security Supremo for Northern Ireland.

He also pointed out that the man was "a known homosexual" who blackmailed people into homosexual activities which he himself initiated. The argument that we are seeking to put to the Secretary of State and to get him to accept is that, if there is evidence that Mr. In July 2014, Exaro News reported that the late Lord Havers, as Attorney General in 1984, limited the terms of reference for the Inquiry to exclude politicians and other key categories of people from investigation.

One of the news agencies to be given such information said: "So far this year we have been offered similar matter about some eleven MPs, a Conservative, two Liberals and eight Labour". Taking you through various parts of Colin Wallace’s life by theme and related events, rather than specific time periods, weaving narrative that is somewhat unbelievable but is, for the majority confirmed true by the end of the book. At a trial, a home office pathologist told the jury that Lewis had probably been hit by a karate blow. Moreover, Terry failed to inform Parliament that MI5 had refused to allow one of their senior officers, who had blocked prior military investigations into Kincora, to be questioned by his investigators.

Cavendish sent Wallace a first edition of his book which contains the following inscription: "Colin - a great help and a true friend. On 19 May 1976, The Daily Telegraph published a story under the headline: "Campaign in US to smear MPs".But it was also so much more enchanting than I expected… seeing the millions of stars at night from basecamp, watching the sun set from half way up the Lhotse face or witnessing the shadow that Everest throws onto the stratosphere when the sun rises behind it on summit day, totally magical. Mr Wallace said: "We in the Army were looking at Tara as a paramilitary organisation on the fringe of the conflict from 1970 on.