Adrian Guelke - Revision history

Tom Griffin: typo

2012-08-23T14:43:43Z

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Tom Griffin: typo

2012-08-23T14:43:12Z

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Tom Griffin: Category:State Violence and Collusion Project

2012-08-23T14:42:31Z

Category:State Violence and Collusion Project

David at 07:04, 10 August 2010

2010-08-10T07:04:43Z

Tom Griffin: started a page

2009-06-12T00:15:27Z

started a page

Tom Griffin: /* UDA shooting */ -correction

2008-08-18T16:33:58Z

UDA shooting: -correction

David at 10:32, 27 April 2008

2008-04-27T10:32:57Z

Tom Griffin at 00:00, 27 April 2008

2008-04-27T00:00:07Z

Tom Griffin: /* UDA shooting */

2008-04-26T23:59:37Z

UDA shooting

Tom Griffin at 23:54, 26 April 2008

2008-04-26T23:54:42Z

New page

South African academic.

==UDA shooting==
Guelke was shot by the [[Ulster Defence Association]] in September 1991.

Guelke has criticised [[Paul Larkin]]'s account of the incident.
::The problem for Larkin is that my case hardly demonstrates the intimate level of collusion that he wishes to suggest existed among the Loyalists, elements of the security forces and the apartheid regime. Larkin claims that [[Brian Nelson]], the [[Ulster Defence Association|UDA]] intelligence officer with both security-force and South African connections, had a role in supplying information about the file at the heart of my case. This seems highly improbable. Had the [[Ulster Defence Association|UDA]] had access to the file about Mr X, then it would have been impossible for the agent of South African Military Intelligence to exploit his contacts with the Loyalists to get me shot. The UFF would have realised from the outset that I was not Mr X. What is more, the readiness of an agent of South African Military Intelligence to behave in this way hardly pointed to a durable relationship between apartheid South Africa and the Loyalists.<ref>[http://www.fortnight.org/guelke425.html Unwittingly Demonstrating the Limits of Collusion], Adrian Guelke, Fortnight Magazine, May 2004.</ref>
Guelke's version is arguably even more troubling, raising a question which he mentions only in passing. How did the South Africans get hold of a a British security force file.

==References==
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 Guelke's version is arguably even more troubling. He mentions in passing that "This agent had somehow got hold of the security-force file about Mr X and then changed the details, inserting my name and address." If the South Africans did not get this file from the loyalists, they must have got it from someone else.
 ==References==
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 [[Category:Northern Ireland|Guelke, Adrian]][[Category:South Africa|Guelke, Adrian]]

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 Guelke has criticised [[Paul Larkin]]'s account of the incident.
 ::The problem for Larkin is that my case hardly demonstrates the intimate level of collusion that he wishes to suggest existed among the Loyalists, elements of the security forces and the apartheid regime. Larkin claims that [[Brian Nelson]], the [[Ulster Defence Association|UDA]] intelligence officer with both security-force and South African connections, had a role in supplying information about the file at the heart of my case. This seems highly improbable. Had the [[Ulster Defence Association|UDA]] had access to the file about Mr X, then it would have been impossible for the agent of South African Military Intelligence to exploit his contacts with the Loyalists to get me shot. The UFF would have realised from the outset that I was not Mr X. What is more, the readiness of an agent of South African Military Intelligence to behave in this way hardly pointed to a durable relationship between apartheid South Africa and the Loyalists.<ref>[http://www.fortnight.org/guelke425.html Unwittingly Demonstrating the Limits of Collusion], Adrian Guelke, Fortnight Magazine, May 2004.</ref>
-Guelke's version is arguably even more troubling. He mentions in passing that "This agent had somehow got hold of the security-force file about Mr X and then changed the details, inserting my name and address." If the South Africans did not get this file from the South Africans, they must have got it from someone else.
+Guelke's version is arguably even more troubling. He mentions in passing that "This agent had somehow got hold of the security-force file about Mr X and then changed the details, inserting my name and address." If the South Africans did not get this file from the loyalists, they must have got it from someone else.
 ==References==
 <references/>

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