to be British'. 'Our lads' did what the Yanks couldn't do in Iran itself and freed the hostages.
And just to teach those brown-skinned terrorists lesson, the heroes who dared to win shot dead all but one of them.
A person by the name of Jean Rook informed us in the Daily Express: "At least we now know that Britain is still a great nation - and so does the rest of the world.' "They sniped that we were a second class power, going bust - until we blasted open the Iranian Embassy... In 45 minutes flat provca lo Labille world that we're still a Super Power - and a super people.
•Super' indeed. Patrick McVeigh would testify to that. Who?
Patrick McVeigh was shot dead in Belfast in May 1972. No one ever suggested he was a nasty terrorist or anything like that. His crime was that he was a Belfast Catholic.
Mc Veigh was a victim of of many so-called 'motiveless murders" which were becoming Belfast in those days. Iranians, sitting on the floor, and when he was pointed out by the asked him to stand up, and then he was shot. It was a war situation. They killed two terrorists and the third went down to the with the hostages. the commandos Inside Aden you garden had iwo main political out the NLF and take revenge and bump July 1978 when he was trying to be helpful. He discovered an IRA arms dump in Dunloy in the North of Ireland, and told