PSNI use the murder of Alan McCullough to clamp down Johnny Adairs opponents

national | miscellaneous | opinion/analysis

Sunday June 22, 2003 00:51

by untouchable teacher's pet Johnny Adair

The PSNI are using the murder of 'C' company defector Alan McCullough as an excuse to clamp down on the reformed mainstream LPRG opponents of John 'Bulldog Blockhead' Reid's favourite/teacher's pet rabid nazi sectarian brit government lackey 'C' company crime lord Johnny Adair.

Johnny Adair himself pledged to reek vengence on 'C' company traitor Alan McCullough who shot up his wife Gina Adair's family bolthole in Bolton. Johnny's pledge has come to fruition. Yet the PSNI instead of questioning Adair and his cohorts, such as his brother James and others who remain in Belfast, about the murder, once again the PSNI have conveniently got it all wrong and gone and arrested the wrong people. Any excuse to clamp down on teacher's pet Adair's opponents. The PSNI took a similar stance in the UVF fued with Adair and C company, clamping down on the UVF whilst failing to investigate the murder of UVF man Richard Jameson. Similarly in this latest fued, once again we see the PSNI turning a blind eye to murders commited by Adair and 'C' company, such as the murder of Johnathan Stewart and others and focusing their attention on scooping up those that dare to oppose their stooge Adair. There is no evidence against Ihab Shoukri, or Mo Courtney neither of whom was picked out during subsequent identity parades by eye witnesses. The only evidence against Shoukri and Courtney is hearsay by Alan's brother Kenny McCullough. To get to the bottom of this the PSNI would be better served looking at Adair's 'C' company associates, the background and connections of Kenny McCullough, to find out exactly who betrayed Alan's trust.
The shoukris and Alan were best friends, it was because of his friendship with the Shoukris that Alan having realised what low life evil scum Adair and 'C'company were, was able to escape and free himself from the clutches and influence of Adair's 'C' company.
To date noone has been brought to book or arrested for dozens of murders commited during Adair and 'C'companies bloody brutal reign in belfast. Gavin Brett, Danny McColgan, Gerard Lawlor, Marty O Hagan, Johnathan Stewart, John Gregg and others all murdered by or at the behest of Adair and his LVF/'C'Company associates.