i'm shawn murray and this is the conversation where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through an irish lands. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go, we're mainstream won't go, from redacting historical documents to suspicious fires that wipe out years of information helpful to victims of state violence, britain has been less than forthcoming when questions its applications under international law. this week we look at the british government's latest attempts barrying its role in the recent conflict in ireland. before i introduce today's guest, we took conversation camera to check the public response to the uk government's late attempts enacting legislation that seeks to halt future civil cases and requests linked to killings during the conflict. well, i think the legacy bill has two simple purposes. this government are seeking the indemnify the state forces and the proxies that operated. mordern people in ireland, they want to put the lid on their entire role uh in the conflict, and secondl

i'm shawn murray, bye for now. it's a dire situation in in the gaza strip that we're we're seeing. we've got the israelis that have have clearly. uh not followed uh obligations, particularly the people in the ghaza strip, there's a huge amount of sympathy in the air world for palestinian. i think the israeli economy will have a significant hit just because the market uncertainty around israel based on where it is in the region and what its economy relies on. the zionist enemy decided to conduct a ground operation in gaza under us protection, but it's still hesitant implement it as the resistance awaits him underground and above it. the existing coordination between the forces of the axis of resistance. witnessed an expansion in the activities of popular support for the resistance in palestine, and that seems to have become an upward path accompanied by increase in the level of field support for gaza from inside and outside the historic palestinian map. a tenth base, koniko base, ain asad base and al-harir base were all under iraqi and syrian resistance fire, while yemeni ballistic

i'm shawn murray by. despite israel's war crimes and folding our very eyes, politicians in the uk, united states and europe have continued moral and practical support to the design entity. here he is in his uniform, at the same time as uh he's still presenting himself on his ex or twitter account as being a so... influence of the civilian, mean he's a lie and of course it's a strategic lie which the israelis try and tell all time which that people who have been killed in the conflict are civilians, but this is truly one of the most agreeus if the most agreeous offenses the israelies have committed in this entire conflict uh since al-aqsa uh flood began on october 7. mean how do you how do you bom a hospital and get away with that? how how do you kill 500 people? you exting the lives of 500 people in one fell swoop and and get away with this, this is bewildering. the constant policy of usurping the palestinian land's continuation of settlement in strong the occupation used to demolish homes, cut off the water, burn land, i hope there is a will internationally to do the same thing against t

hi, i'm shawn murray and this is the conversation. where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through annaries. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go where mainstream won't go. this week we look at operation bunner. the name attributed to the british army's role during the conflict between 1969 until it affally ended in 2007. my next guest served in various units of the british army during this period and later became member. of veterans for peace, but before we speak to our next guest, let's get a quick overview on this week's topic. as always we are joined by our resident co-presenter michelle gildernew. michelle is the current mp for fermana south toron. she has served in the northern arland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chair person of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her team. and has been elected almost continuously since 1998 and today's guest is glenn bradley. glenn is a former british soldie

i'm shawn murray, bye for now. i'm calling on ford's chicago assembly plant to stand up and go on strike. the union has made it clear that one of its key demands is. to end the two-tier system, this state is very expensive, i love from, i love my community, i love to be a part of this community, however, the going rate of a one bedroom is 2,000 $200. i am hoping that everyone will come on board with us and stand against this. palestinians continue to scramble for safety as the israeli occupation carries on pounding the sealed off gaza strip. the occupations massacre of families displaced under the bombing is heinous crime that will only increase the palestinian people's adherence to their land, as such crimes reveal israel's lies and deception. despite the occupation's intense threats to evacuate the areas north of the gaza strip, the residents of the strip are still steadfast in their homes, despite being given narrow deadlines to leave before they die, but leaf to where in the biggest open air prison on earth, no

hi, i'm shawn murray and this is the conversation where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through annaries lens. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go, we're mainstream one. this week we look at the topic of our fragile peace process, how does peace now look 25 years on from the sending of the good fredy agreement? has common ground been made by former enemies or are we as polarized as ever? my next guest served under the royal ulster constablary. depending on what side of the political divide you come from, the rc were seen as a protectors of a community or an oppressive force against another. but before we speak to our next guest, let's get a quick overview on this week's talk. as always we are joined by our resident co-presenter, michelle gildernew. michelle is a current np for fermana south toron. she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development, and chair person of the health committee, amongst other things. michelle has. a senf

hi, i'm shawn murray and this. says the conversation where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through anoric lens. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go where mainstream won't go. this week we look at the topic of our fragile peace process. how does peace now look 25 years on from the signing of the good fredy agreement? has common ground being made by former enemies or are we as polarized as ever? my next guest serve.

hi, i'm shawn murray, and this is the conversation, where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through an array. in this show, we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear, we go where mainstream won't go. this week we look at operation banner, the name attributed to the british army's role during the conflict between 1969 until it affectly ended and 2007. my next guest served in various units of the british army during this period and later became member of veterans for peace. but before we speak to our next guest, let's get a quick overview on this week's topic. as always we are joined by our resident co-presenter michelle gildernew. michelle is the current mp for fermana south toron. she has served in the northern ar the assembly as a former minister for agriculture and

hello, i'm shawn murray and this is the conversation. where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through anice lens. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear, we go where mainstream won't go. from an adacting historical documents to suspicious fires that wipe out years of information helpful to victims of state violence, britain has been less than forthcoming when questions its obligations under international law. this week we

hi, i'm shawn murray and this is the conversation. where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through annary slens. in this show, we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go where mainstream won't go. this week we look at operation bonner, the name attributed to the british army's role during the conflict between 1969 until it officially ended in 2007. my next guest served in various units of the british army during this period and later became member.

hi, i'm shawn murray, and this is the conversation, where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through an aris lens. in this show, we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go where mainstream won't go. this week we look at operation bonner, the name attributed to the british.