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539:(RUC) initiative that saw several dozen UVF members arrested, many on the basis of statements provided by informers. Following a 77-day trial that cost £2 million to conduct, Mitchell was one of four UVF members sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders. In handing down the life sentence, with a minimum recommended sentence of 25 years,
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loaded a bomb into the car's boot and Hanna then activated it. Bombs were also loaded into the boots of two other cars, which had been hijacked that same morning in
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a matter of public record. Mitchell would later concede that whilst the idea of taking on political influence was in principle sound it suffered because of the lack of any political philosophy amongst the UVF leaders, who were rather working on a "gut feeling" that the unionist parties were failing
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politicians and felt that it was time for the UVF to take on a larger political role. He also reproached the unionists for their role of inciting paramilitary activity through their rhetoric but publicly distancing themselves from organisations like the UVF, contrasting it with the commitment of
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broke out with an explosion of violence from both sides of the religious/political divide. As a consequence the UVF became much more active as violence escalated on both sides. Mitchell rose through the ranks to become one of the senior figures within the movement and was a member of its
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which had killed 10 people; at 5.32 a third car bomb went off in South
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had been on the wane and the instructions that he sent out, whilst sometimes acted upon, were often ignored and according to
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The Lost Revolution: The Story of the Official IRA and the Workers Party
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1394:Bobby McKee
1388:Trevor King
1370:Billy Giles
1333:(1976-date)
1315:(1973–1974)
1309:(1966–1973)
797:Roy Garland
787:, pp. 37-39
627:evangelical
588:Maze prison
554:Billy Hanna
533:Merlyn Rees
525:Islandmagee
475:policy and
396:Kevin Myers
276:Ian Paisley
259:Glengormley
248:Early years
85:Nationality
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1990:Categories
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1319:Ken Gibson
1234:Irish News
668:References
488:Ken Gibson
359:Covenanter
193:Allegiance
1840:Jim Hanna
1553:John Weir
1313:Jim Hanna
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1138:Garland,
1125:Garland,
1044:Loyalists
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827:Loyalists
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701:Loyalists
635:theocracy
574:In prison
436:far-right
400:Jim Hanna
363:same name
331:Loughgall
327:gelignite
210:1966–1979
112:1966–2006
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845:, p. 361
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783:Taylor,
744:Taylor,
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473:Éire Nua
459:members
370:unionist
356:Scottish
266:copy boy
239:loyalist
215:Conflict
176:Children
1651:Actions
1572:members
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1283:during
1187:, p. 59
1183:McKay,
1171:, p. 58
1167:McKay,
978:, p. 99
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712:McKay,
486:leader
410:, with
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268:on the
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1976:bold
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498:Feud
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171:Mena
58:Died
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40:Born
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