Martin Ingram

Martin Ingram is a Freelance Journalist, & former British Army Intelligence Officer, he is the co- author of the best seller Book Stakeknife. Alex welcomes him to the program to discuss former UK Intelligence Agent Kevin Fulton, who spent years inside the IRA for the British Government which later attempted to murder him.

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Stakeknife authors fear book will be banned

[VIDEO] BBC Interviews Kevin Fulton

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Martin Ingram's Blog

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Michael Gallagher

Alex also speaks with the chairman of the Omagh victims group, Michael Gallagher, whose son Aidan was killed in the Omagh bombing. Former UK Intelligence Agent Fulton reports the UK Security Forces had prior knowledge and could have prevented the bombing but he is now under a gag order preventing him from telling his story.

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