That you Stevie Bhoy😅

@@tobiaswillcock2534 aye that was me 🤣💯👍

@@STEVIEBHOY Who's the Scappaticci in the acsom chat🤔🤔 my dough is on wee mad mental john shirley's grey parrot🤣🤣

Thank you never heard about the book at all but we got to remember files are closed for decades , this is the nature of conflict personally I’d believe folk who knows them times before I’d swallow BBC stuff. Looking forward to this read.

He was caught on tax fiddle and was offered amnesty

How do you know they weren't informers and how do you know he was the biggest informer

@@Smokemeakipper41 iv spoke to alot of IRA men and i was told.. by many that steakknife would be told to take out someone by the brits.. He.d then send rumours around theres a informer.. and he then would take out a inosence man

I wonder who provided the intelligence for Operation Flavius, the unlawful killing of Mairead Farrell, Sean Savage and Dan McCann, by the SAS on Gibraltar?@@Sarahmurray514

I hate people calling them animals.... animals wouldn't do this.... monsters or savages would be more apt

@@AmandaBowe-be6vd he laid inosent young men to death

The Brits were actually the bosses of the nutting squad

@@KazZyb22 ...true that..scap was just an agent in the dirty war in the north of Ireland.

John joe Magee was also a British agent

He was protected by people above him, including Mr McGuinness, which allowed Freddie to kind of "play for both teams at the same time".

Correct , this also means Martin McGuinness gave the order to execute all these people . I agree shocking and unacceptable . Maybe that is how MM was turned I do not think the John Boucher report will sink the Brits nor any of the living leaders who gave the final execution order to Scappaticci . I bet old Gerry will be sweating a bit now . Operation Kenova be a report that will be very cautious not to embarrass the Sinn Fein leaders otherwise the future of the peace process could be in jeopardy. This will be very interesting to see whenever it is released . Overall a sordid catalogue of crime , the further I listened to this interview with Richard , the more macabre the whole thing sounds .How could republicans commit these crimes and claim them to be political is just beyond reason . Thirty odd million pounds spent and I can guarantee you not one person Brit or Republican will do one hour in jail , guaranteed .

He was also an ira volunteer before he was a British agent ,an organisation that murdered and maimed for 30 years, if he hadn't of been an ira member to start with britush intelligence would never of turned him

@RuiPinto41 That's like saying if the British didn't Colonise and Partition Ireland, there wouldn't have been an Organisation called the Irish Republican Army. Which happens to be the real Truth.

One could argue that the entire _dissident community_ was always infiltrated

He wasn't a British agent as I'm sure you know. He was, allegedly, an IRA member and paid informer.

Gutting, huh ??😂

@@jintsfan going back the centuries man with rebellions

@@liamkeane9159Imagine the volunteers life soldier but a volunteer something so noble yet something destructive to themselves and others , to volunteer’s one’s everything even your dog it’s truly brave, but the waste the tout is irelands curse through centuries.🇮🇪♟.

According to the interim Kenova report he cost more lives than he saved,so maybe they weren't so daft

Yes.

​@@petebondurant58???

@@wilfpickles9488 It was in the freezer at the morgue.

Yes the devil

Yep, protected identity (as "Frank") somewhere in England. A court injunction from around 2003 prohibited journalists from approaching him or exposing his current ID - that's why there has been a number of programmes and articles about him after he died last year.

Was in the same class CBS Harding St school.Scappo was a Nutter,in more ways than one.

@@kieransavage100 The name "Christian Brothers School" sounds really odd in view of his later career. :)

MMCG

@@petebondurant58 no someone in Belfast .

@@gerardhenry5501 He didn't die in Belfast.

@@petebondurant58 you were saying mc Guinness and I said no there is a bigger informer jn Belfast . I would think scap was helped over the line he knew too much

The "judge" that ordered the report is a rebel supporter who was appointed to the role of the chief justice by rebel ministers of Sinnfein/IRA. He seems to wish to embarrass the British, but all I see is a very embarrassed Sinnfein/IRA

Really?

Are you nuts or something. He got shot by the IRA for robbing the people's garage ya balloon great vol my b...s.🤡🤡🤡

Really.​@@ATLmodK

Good at volunteering information.😅 About how the Brits duped the Provo scumbags.

@@wingnut71 you're bum hurts.. right 😄

What the fuck would you know

@@paulflah4562 It couldn’t be more self explanatory.

And a pizza 😂😂😂😂😂

Driving a Mr whippy ice-cream van! Lol.

Turn ur volume up

The "extreme porn" that he was prosecuted for included animal sex but not gay porn " Freddie Scappaticci, the man widely identified as the army’s long serving informer inside the IRA, has admitted two counts of possessing extreme pornography. Scappaticci, 72, who has been widely identified as Agent Stakeknife, appeared briefly at Westminster magistrates court in central London on Wednesday morning to admit the charges. He spoke only to enter his pleas to the charges. The chief magistrate, Emma Arbuthnot, sentenced him to three months in custody, suspended for 12 months. The court heard the charges related to at least 329 images, including bestiality. There were no images involving children. Scappaticci was charged with two counts of possession of extreme pornographic images, contrary to Section 63 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008. The charges covered the period from October 2015 to January this year.

Just like his priest

@@Thelastborder Just like John McAleese (SAS)

@@Thelastborder But a three-week Sunday Mercury investigation has discovered that McAleese had been locked in an extraordinary legal battle with the country for whom he once fought so valiantly. The former decorated soldier, who guarded three Prime Ministers during a distinguished career, spent the last year of his life refusing to return to the UK to answer allegations that he had downloaded child pornography. McAleese was photographed fighting back tears at his son’s funeral at Hereford Cathedral on September 14, 2009. Just four days later he was arrested and questioned by West Mercia Police officers on suspicion of downloading indecent images of children to his home computer in 2007. He was released and bailed until a later date. McAleese is understood to have attended the police station by appointment. Sources who knew him say he had been previously contacted by British police as early as 2007, and had promised to speak to them when he returned to the UK. After the questioning, McAleese returned to Greece where he was living with his second wife. But he failed to answer his next bail appointment and when police contacted him in Greece he is said to have refused to return to the UK. The authorities then began formal proceedings aimed at trying to bring McAleese back to Britain. Inquiries by this paper have confirmed that a hearing to obtain an international warrant for his arrest took place at Hereford Magistrates Court on March 17, 2010. Magistrates approved the move and it is believed the warrant was sent to the Greek authorities around last November.

No he was a big fan of hard core straight sex porn

Totally agree

‘Stakeknife informant' pleads guilty to pornography Freddie Scappaticci, identified as the army’s longest serving informant inside the IRA, admitted two counts of possessing extreme pornography Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondent @owenbowcott Wed 5 Dec 2018 13.30 GMT Freddie Scappaticci, the man widely identified as the army’s long serving informer inside the IRA, has admitted two counts of possessing extreme pornography. Scappaticci, 72, who has been widely identified as Agent Stakeknife, appeared briefly at Westminster magistrates court in central London on Wednesday morning to admit the charges. He spoke only to enter his pleas to the charges. The chief magistrate, Emma Arbuthnot, sentenced him to three months in custody, suspended for 12 months. The court heard the charges related to at least 329 images, including bestiality