THE Daily Mail has a story comprising an incredible 1,347 words that attempts to link Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams to a man convicted of smuggling fuel across the Irish border. Adams’ Dundalk election campaign headquarters is rented off a company owned by Hugh Morgan, who pleaded guilty to fuel smuggling and tax evasion at Belfast Crown Court in June 1998. Yes, that’s right – nearly 13 years ago. There is absolutely no need to go into the minutiae of the story or read the full 1,347 words to get to the nitty-gritty. It can be broken down into five short questions and five shorter answers based on information gleaned from this mammoth text: Continue reading
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