No it didnt. It was investigative journalism. Covered all sorts of topics and Investigations from the Atomic Arms Race to the Congo Conflict. You clearly know absolutely nothing just like most of the posts on here. 18 likes and from the uploader. Jesus. Thick as........ A pan of Irish sausages.
'There are many more innocent people behind bars; not just Irish, English as well.' The words of Billy Power outside the court of appeal on his release. The Birmingham 6 were victims of the infamous West-Midland-serious-crime squad and were innocent. The Tottenham 3, M25 3, The Taylor sisters, Stefan Kyszco, The Cardiff 3, Bridgewater 4, I could go on, and were all wrongly imprisoned, none of whom were Irish.
Just watched the tv series about Jimmy Savile also the one about the Yourksire ripper. Wasn’t much justice in Britain back then. Not sure if it’s any better today.
It's no better. It's still happening today. When you've got 12 random people of varying intelligence deciding your innocence or Guilt, many are going to be too thick to think for themselves and will just decide you're guilty. It's pretty terrifying actually. You could get 12 complete idiots ffs
They knew that the Birmingham six and the Guildford four were innocent but they did'nt care , the Brit police punched and kicked confessions out of them and poor Giuseppe Conlon died in an English jail an innocent man and The rest had a lot of years taken from their lives in English Jails as innocent men and there is no amount of compensation that gives that time back...!! #ATL #Saoírse #EíreNuá
You should ask the police ? That is their job - could be you or my grandma or Uncle Tom Cobbley and all; the only thing we know with absolute certainty is that it wasn't THE BIRMINGHAM SIX.@@colinjennings3661
My auntie and her husband were in the Tavern In The Town that night. Luckily they were amongst the survivors, but they did suffer some injuries, as well as mental damage which it would wouldn't it - a bomb going off in was was essentially a basement cellar. If you look at the Tavern, you used to have to go down some stairs to get into the bar, so there were no big windows for the blast to escape and the whole power of the bomb hit that pub a lot harder.
Wow wow your auntie was very very lucky as well as her husband's your uncle ducky downstairs weather sunshine on rainy days ahead South China punjaban and get the factory
My Auntie was also at The Tavern in the Town that night but she wasn't so lucky. I thank God that my Parents did survive it, I was just 4 years old and so nearly became an orphan. They had planned to go out the night before but my Dad had to work so they went on that fateful night instead. I hate how the 6 Men are seen as the victims and the innocent Brummies are not. 🇬🇧💔
I remember when it was called The Yard of Ale back in the late 2000s. I used to watch soccer in there on their sky sports big screens. It was only years later I found out it was the scene of one of the attacks. I was born 6 years after the tragedy so obviously don’t recall it. You are right it’s obvious why the IRA chose it as it was so confined with no windows and no natural light, downstairs. The only exit was that staircase you alluded to. Quite chilling really. I remember watching some games packed in like sardines. God knows what the victims went through that night
@@jamesobrien1440 I moved from the midlands in 2001 and you've just made me remember the name changing to Yard of Ale mate. I never went in there myself, whenever I went on a night out in Brum I went to the Hummingbird.....come to think of it I'm sure I remember a club in 1970s Brum called the Night Out. It still affects my auntie and uncle to this day and they're in their 70s now. I can understand it too, trapped in a dungeon basement is terrible.
@@Bannedatlthere is a great documentary on Vimeo of the maze narrated by former prisoners...think it was done by queen's university....it's in segments tho would be great to see it in one upload...if u haven't seen it check it out
Wouldn't have made any difference anyway. The real bombers Guildford admitted to that bombing when they were caught at Balcombe street and the judiciary ignored it and kept the Guildford 4 and McGuire 7 in prison despite the IRA men fully admitting to it and giving statements in court saying so.
What i find so disturbing about cases like this is the police knew they never did it where they where promoted & yet when it was found out they had been escape goats that the police where not charged for lying & not having their pensions taken away.
Lmfao the British police can do whatever they like, we in Ireland know that. The army literally shot at kids for fun during the troubles and nothing was ever done. If your a police or an army man in Britain you can pretty much do whatever you want and you’ll always get away with it
Yep, they didn't care. They were more than willing to frame perfectly innocent men and what's worse is absolutely none of them faced justice and many were, in fact, promoted. That's British "justice"
I cannot find much information on Judith Ward or what she was convicted for. A coach bomb. The policeman responsible for her conviction (as far as I know) was George Oldfield.
I thought the policeman involved was Dick Holland (also culpable in the miscarriage of justice of Stefan Kiszko and the laughable investigation of the Yorkshire Ripper).
There are many countries on the British mainland. Just as there are also many countries on the European mainland. I see you didn’t pay attention in class.
Don't. Know. What. All the. Fuss was about. People. Like. That would a. Been nicked 4. Something else. Anyway.. Just. Means they did their. Bird 4.something else. So. What's. All. The hoo. Ha about
It is not 50/50 it is 100% these men did not do that bomb where is your head at know your history before you talk bs volunteers and comrades give their life for united Ireland I am proud Irishman
thanks youtube for taking the ads out of these program please keep it up and thanks ATL for this
How'd they take the adds out? They still show me adds on my own uploads! You're welcome cara :)
World in Action was a great programme and uncovered so many miscarriages of justice!
PK they do not make programs like World in Action nowadays
That's as maybe but they've never found the bastards that did do it. Something sadly forgotten
@@colinjennings3661MI5 weren't gonna lock themselves up
No it didnt. It was investigative journalism. Covered all sorts of topics and Investigations from the Atomic Arms Race to the Congo Conflict. You clearly know absolutely nothing just like most of the posts on here. 18 likes and from the uploader. Jesus. Thick as........ A pan of Irish sausages.
The British are thick when it comes to Ireland. Always have been, always will be.
Tell the world your opinion how to sort it all out.
They are even thicker when it comes to the long suffering Palestinians.
Whatever 🤣
'There are many more innocent people behind bars; not just Irish, English as well.' The words of Billy Power outside the court of appeal on his release. The Birmingham 6 were victims of the infamous West-Midland-serious-crime squad and were innocent. The Tottenham 3, M25 3, The Taylor sisters, Stefan Kyszco, The Cardiff 3, Bridgewater 4, I could go on, and were all wrongly imprisoned, none of whom were Irish.
@@russellbishop1633 All irish are thick and guilty.
I remember seeing this when i was 12, 4 years after the hunger strikes.
Didn't do anything good for my opinion of 'British justice'.
Just watched the tv series about Jimmy Savile also the one about the Yourksire ripper. Wasn’t much justice in Britain back then.
Not sure if it’s any better today.
@@hicmad The most level-headed comment so far.
It's no better. It's still happening today.
When you've got 12 random people of varying intelligence deciding your innocence or Guilt, many are going to be too thick to think for themselves and will just decide you're guilty. It's pretty terrifying actually. You could get 12 complete idiots ffs
They knew that the Birmingham six and the Guildford four were innocent but they did'nt care , the Brit police punched and kicked confessions out of them and poor Giuseppe Conlon died in an English jail an innocent man and The rest had a lot of years taken from their lives in English Jails as innocent men and there is no amount of compensation that gives that time back...!! #ATL #Saoírse #EíreNuá
same as CARDIFF 5
So who bombed the pubs and why have they never been found?
It was that Guy that slagged off Ray Harper in the Movie I think.
@@colinjennings3661 They were and it was a hostage situation before they surrendered and even after they were locked up , the police done nothing !!
You should ask the police ? That is their job - could be you or my grandma or Uncle Tom Cobbley and all; the only thing we know with absolute certainty is that it wasn't THE BIRMINGHAM SIX.@@colinjennings3661
My auntie and her husband were in the Tavern In The Town that night. Luckily they were amongst the survivors, but they did suffer some injuries, as well as mental damage which it would wouldn't it - a bomb going off in was was essentially a basement cellar. If you look at the Tavern, you used to have to go down some stairs to get into the bar, so there were no big windows for the blast to escape and the whole power of the bomb hit that pub a lot harder.
Wow wow your auntie was very very lucky as well as her husband's your uncle ducky downstairs weather sunshine on rainy days ahead South China punjaban and get the factory
My Auntie was also at The Tavern in the Town that night but she wasn't so lucky. I thank God that my Parents did survive it, I was just 4 years old and so nearly became an orphan. They had planned to go out the night before but my Dad had to work so they went on that fateful night instead.
I hate how the 6 Men are seen as the victims and the innocent Brummies are not. 🇬🇧💔
I remember when it was called The Yard of Ale back in the late 2000s. I used to watch soccer in there on their sky sports big screens. It was only years later I found out it was the scene of one of the attacks. I was born 6 years after the tragedy so obviously don’t recall it. You are right it’s obvious why the IRA chose it as it was so confined with no windows and no natural light, downstairs. The only exit was that staircase you alluded to. Quite chilling really. I remember watching some games packed in like sardines. God knows what the victims went through that night
@@jamesobrien1440 I moved from the midlands in 2001 and you've just made me remember the name changing to Yard of Ale mate. I never went in there myself, whenever I went on a night out in Brum I went to the Hummingbird.....come to think of it I'm sure I remember a club in 1970s Brum called the Night Out.
It still affects my auntie and uncle to this day and they're in their 70s now. I can understand it too, trapped in a dungeon basement is terrible.
@@WBA729All of them are victims.
Do you have the documentary about the Maguire 7, called "Aunt Annie's Bomb Factory".
Yes I do indeed. It will be shown soon my friend.
@@Bannedatl cheers
Great line in in the name of the father, who my aunt Annie sure she made it and mother Teresa planted it lol...funny all the same
Stitched up. Those poor men.
The victims and their families were knowingly denied justice by the British state.
That's a dreadful fact.
Not as bad as the poor innocent Brummies murdered, they are the real victims
I heard in other programmes that the Birmingham squad pronounced them clear and that they weren't any risk
You wouldn't have the clip of Billy Hutchinson and Gerry Kelly squaring up at Holy Cross?
Not that I know off, was it within a news bulletin or doc do you know
@@Bannedatl a news bulletin I think
@@Bannedatlthere is a great documentary on Vimeo of the maze narrated by former prisoners...think it was done by queen's university....it's in segments tho would be great to see it in one upload...if u haven't seen it check it out
The terrorists knew they had the wrong men,and they said nothing
The British government had fully infiltrated the IRA, meaning it was the British government bombed their own citizens.
Wouldn't have made any difference anyway. The real bombers Guildford admitted to that bombing when they were caught at Balcombe street and the judiciary ignored it and kept the Guildford 4 and McGuire 7 in prison despite the IRA men fully admitting to it and giving statements in court saying so.
What i find so disturbing about cases like this is the police knew they never did it where they where promoted & yet when it was found out they had been escape goats that the police where not charged for lying & not having their pensions taken away.
The British government had fully infiltrated the IRA, meaning it was the British government bombed their own citizens.
Lmfao the British police can do whatever they like, we in Ireland know that. The army literally shot at kids for fun during the troubles and nothing was ever done. If your a police or an army man in Britain you can pretty much do whatever you want and you’ll always get away with it
Yep, they didn't care. They were more than willing to frame perfectly innocent men and what's worse is absolutely none of them faced justice and many were, in fact, promoted.
That's British "justice"
I cannot find much information on Judith Ward or what she was convicted for. A coach bomb. The policeman responsible for her conviction (as far as I know) was George Oldfield.
I didn’t know about this, thank you for the info. I will see what I can find on her.
I thought the policeman involved was Dick Holland (also culpable in the miscarriage of justice of Stefan Kiszko and the laughable investigation of the Yorkshire Ripper).
The Guildford 4 the Birmingham 6 the Renault 5 justice for that in the end
@@chulainn32Free the Mazda 6!
@@chulainn32 We were all released under the GFA & we were guilty as sin!
No the Renault 5 was guilty.
To hell or Connaught, Oliver Cromwell 1652.
Some went to Connaught.
Some broke the empire ☘️🍉🕊️
Those tests show positive if you’ve touched Formica playing cards etc Reid bashed them all senseless
No Pub sweeps. No wonder they kept doing it.
Oh come on the science just wasn’t up to par
My dad never believed them but I do back then the way we English thought of Irish was awful
Not all English. Certainly not me.
@@russellbishop1633 no I wasn’t like that either I went out with an Irish guy but there was Irish = IRA to allot of people
And this is why we hate England so much
🙏
Britain is not Ireland's mainland.....
There are many countries on the British mainland.
Just as there are also many countries on the European mainland.
I see you didn’t pay attention in class.
@@Stand663 Europe is NOT a mainland, its a Continent. You were obviously the 'teachers snitch'.
Bull S the police
Don't. Know. What. All the. Fuss was about. People. Like. That would a. Been nicked 4. Something else. Anyway.. Just. Means they did their. Bird 4.something else. So. What's. All. The hoo. Ha about
They were nicked when on their way to an IRA funeral.
'Nuff sed?
You having a laugh?!?!
Do you always believe the lying Police?.
Didnt watch it then did you...
@@cheapy2006 No. Check it.
ffsake how can you say that you fucking moron!!
So its still 50/50 innocent or guilty wee will never know
It is not 50/50 it is 100% these men did not do that bomb where is your head at know your history before you talk bs volunteers and comrades give their life for united Ireland I am proud Irishman
@@JamieLamb-ft6io yes I'm commenting on this video and not Irish history,,,,,,,,,,and it's still in my opinion 50/50,,,,
No it is NOT 50:50. They are innocent. The ignorance of the Brits is infinite.
@@andrewmorgan9041That's just wilful ignorance at this point. They were acquitted.
Your full of shite