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_dining-with-terrorists-ep-1.webp "Death of the Freedom FighternnOn one summer evening in 1979, Phil Rees was in a bar in Co. Cavan, Ireland, when he was jarred by reports on the news. He was a young man, barely out of his teens. The IRA had murdered Lord Mountbatten, two teenage boys and 18 British soldiers. What happened next was distressing. In this bar, people cheered. It was as if they were breathing a different air. Until then, Rees had an impression from the British media that the IRA were evil terrorists. But this meeting")
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