Irish Republican Army

Two months after Ethyl Corporation s formation, however, the infant company was threatened with extinction. One day Ernest Oelgert, a worker in a pilot tetraethyl lead factory in Elizabeth, New Jersey, became delirious and screamed that three figures were coming at him. Later that day Standard Oil of New Jersey, which operated the factory, also sent home ill William McSweeney, a former general in the Irish Republican Army. The next morning McSweeney s sister-in-law had to summon a policeman, who needed... 

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It would be desirable to test this in casework over a period of several years for clarification in the real-world situation. Shortly after the development of the new system the Irish Republican Army (IRA) declared a ceasefire and the loyalist terrorist groups eventually followed suit. Consequently, the system has had very limited casework application experience. Nevertheless the results to date are very encouraging. 

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In point of fact, the FLQ was itself funded by Bronfman family networks as an extension of earlier efforts to assassinate French President de Gaulle (the story will be told below). The Bronfmans FLQ option was the North American version of the British Special Air Service s control over both the Provisional Wing of the Irish Republican Army and the British Army s counterterror efforts. 

Timothy McVeigh, who built the bomb that destroyed the federal building in Oklahoma City in 1995, and the Irish Republican Army both have used ammonium nitrate as the main explosive ingredient in deadly truck bombs. 

The Real IRA, an Irish Republican Army (IRA) splinter group that opposes the peace process in Northern Ireland, is suspected of trafficking drugs, although the extent of its involvement is unclear. 

Other republican group include the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) and the Continuity Irish Republican Army (Continuity IRA or Continuity Army Council). 

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