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family, the son of shipyard worker
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that offences committed before 1998 could not be prosecuted due to a general amnesty. Soon afterwards Smith claimed that a document released by the
British and Irish governments proved that the deal was in place as he claimed. In support of his stance Smith even gave evidence at the trial of
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Ireland on the Woodvale Road. Community worker and former loyalist prisoner Jim Wilson described Smith's contribution to loyalism as 'massive' during The Troubles but later became an 'architect of peace'. Wilson also commented that Sinn Féin
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shrine with a proposed
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Ronnie McCullough and Tom Reid, Smith pleaded not guilty although he subsequently admitted that he did so to satisfy the UVF's policy of members never pleading guilty and would state that "we were caught red-handed".
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Inside Man, Loyalists of Long Kesh – The Untold Story
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Inside Man, Loyalists of Long Kesh – The Untold Story
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1179:Billy Hanna
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1070:Bobby McKee
1064:Trevor King
1046:Billy Giles
1009:(1976-date)
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469:Robin Eames
339:Maze prison
321:In the Maze
253:Little Plum
111:Employer(s)
85:Citizenship
68:8 June 2016
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995:Ken Gibson
898:Inside Man
886:Inside Man
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726:Inside Man
710:Inside Man
657:Inside Man
544:References
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426:Davy Adams
380:Hugh Smyth
307:Winkie Rea
273:internment
251:character
232:Early life
49:1954-01-26
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1229:John Weir
989:Jim Hanna
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683:Loyalists
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530:Sinn Féin
485:Mo Mowlam
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248:The Beano
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