Tuesday, 3 February 2015

LOVE ULSTER GOAT SEX Free Willy in Dublin




My rude Cornish friend once said to me, that I'd get up on a frog, if it only stopped hopping. Now, of course this is not true but I put that down to his British conditioning. As I said before, mature women are my strict diet and as I get older, the more mature they are, with a decent bit of flesh on them the better, which is more akin to my acquired taste. Now in a tolerant, patient, civilized society, this is fortunately, not true for everyone. It would be damn boring, if everyone was on this diet. Now at the same time, there are also boundaries, as to what is permissible, and what is beyond the pale, which can only be decided by the conscience of a free, democratic, sovereign state. Now as we all know, in the blue shirt free state, up to recently, sex with children was unofficially permitted but then that is not a free sovereign state, no more than the Orange one in the north, so all sorts of perversions have crept into both, with a little mentoring, from the British, to serve their interests. Now the latest phenomena, that has reared it's Orange goat's head, is bestiality, which is a traditional part of Orange culture and caused considerable controversy last night, at Dublin City's council meeting, where a decision was postponed, with regard to allowing the Orange goat lovers, to march down O'Connell Street to Leinster House, the seat of blue shirt Government in Ireland. The controversy is caused by the considerable risk, of some obscene, bestial, extrovert behavior happening outside Leinster House. Some were shouting at the meeting, "Kill them with Kindness," while others, hadn't a kind word to say about the matter at all.

You see a certain born and bred Orange gentlemen, by the name of Willie, in fact most of them are called Willie, along with their goats, have a particular affinity with fondness for Dublin. They desperately want to parade down there, to declare in full public view, their Orange Order culture, in a parade they have called, 'Love Ulster,' which other free Irish thinkers, have called, 'Free Willie in Dublin'. Now the story on how Willie and his goat, developed this affinity with Dublin is an odd one, a very odd one indeed. When I tell this story to my friends, many of them do not believe me and for those of you who wish to research this story, you will need to travel to South Armagh and do your own research there, by calling around to the homes of the locals and asking the pertinent questions and you will find that what i am saying is absolutely true. You can also call in and check it with the Sinner Fein centres in Camlough and Newry. As the old saying goes, sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction.

You see a long time ago, when a certain Willie was a young boy, he lived in South Armagh, where goats milk was the stable diet, among many families. That is why, you will find people from South Armagh, are all, mostly, strong, hardy people, with big strong bones. Now this was a time before the British Army invaded and before the latest troubles. Now course the Brits, when they were doing their secret surveillance at night, were intrigued by all of this, they noticed many of the rebels were addicted to goats milk and before they would head off for a night's work crossing the fields, they would lie down underneath the goats teats and suck them dry. This activity made the goats very horny and they would try to do a 69, by nibbling at the crotch of the milker, and apparently they were successful, in opening a few Orange flies, where the goats continued on relentlessly with some goat fellatio and aroused the God fearing Orangemen to great heights of passion. Well one thing led to another and that is how riding the goat entered Orange Order culture. Now of course for some, this activity became habitual and  deep meaningful relationships developed, to the point where they took their goats to bed with them. Fortunately for the Catholics, the good altar boys would not partake in such activity because they were put off sex by the Priests already.

Now I know some of you are still skeptical and regard me as biased or even sectarian but this is absolutely not the case. You see the reason I am familiar with all of these details is, that when I used to be taken in for interrogation in Gough Barracks, one of their tactics they used to try and break me, was they would throw numerous photographs in front of me, with certain Republicans engaging in bestiality. However when I examined the photos carefully, I could see they were photoshopped with heads of Republicans superimposed on the bodies of certain well-known loyalist politicians. Well of course, the Brits made hay, with those sort of tactics but not in my case. They also threw photographs of altar boys being raped by priests in front of me and I am convinced, that a lot of the politicians in Ireland are working for the British for these reasons. This is particularly true of the legal profession in Ireland too, particularly ones who became judges in Diplock Courts where justice is next to impossible in Ireland. This tradition is very strong, among the elite, in both the Roman and British Empire is very strong, as any historical researcher can confirm.

Anyway, to get back to the Willies in South Armagh, one of them was constantly 'mithered' as a young boy, which also made his father 'mithered,' to the point of that he spoke to his neighbours about the problem, The neighbours being the kind people they are, in that part of Ireland advised Willies father, to give him goats milk, after which he improved a bit. However, Willie couldn't stop drinking the goat's milk, it was like Guinness to him. Willie became a goataholic and after his initiation into the secret Orange Order, which includes a ceremony, that every Orangeman must 'ride' a goat, to protect the Order's secrecy, as a form of blackmail, Willie became addicted to goats in a most total fashion. Willie developed a very meaningful relationship with a particular goat his father gave him, and Willie was 'mithered' no longer. This was grand until the time came for Willie to get married, as every God-fearing man of the orange culture must do to procreate in South Armagh. Well, Willie's wife was a contrary sort of a woman, so himself and Iris, came to an arrangement, where they slept in separate beds, and she was presented with a male goat to keep her happy in bed. This is also a considerable part of God fearing Orange Order culture, which is often not particularly, people friendly and makes it difficult to absorb into Irish culture. Having said that, as a recovering alcoholic myself, who has ridden most prostitutes from here to Amsterdam, to have a bit of craic, while sober, I wouldn't be the best judge of that.

I learned in sobriety, that we are as sick as our secrets, and God knows Ireland is full of secrets, principally because it was invaded through the back door, by two Empires, where secret intelligence and secret societies, are at a premium, and in fact largely rule our Island for others, particularly using the very religious. So to get back to South Armagh long ago, it appears that a local Catholic farmer, having more than a few pints in him came out of a pub and still wasn't satisfied. He had an awful lip on him, for a drop of goats milk and it was the middle of the night. He was trying to figure out, where he would get hold of a decent goat, when it came to him, that there was one up in the local Orange Hall, which was kept, strictly for their initiation ceremonies, so he decided to stumble up there. He got in the back door and there was the goat all alone tucked up in bed, with Orange lipstick on it, which is also an important part of  Orange Order culture. Anyway, the goat didn't recognize Murphy as one of his own and asked him in a goat sort of way, where was he from. Well, Murphy being a cute hoor, told him he was from an Orange Lodge in Dublin and got into bed with the goat and sucked its tits. Well the goat was aroused as always but still wasn't convinced, so he nibbled around at Murphy's crotch to sniff him out, and found that he was exceptionally well hung, far better than what he was used to at the Orange Lodge but Murphy would have none of it and stumbled out the back door on his way home. After that, the goat always had a yen for Dublin.

In later years this goat became Willies particular partner and one night while Iris was keep quiet by her own particular male goat, Willie and his goat were engaged in some intimate pillow talk, when the goat brought up the subject of Dublin and Willie hit the roof in a rage and started to beat the goat, which got the attention of Iris. The goat eventually calmed Wille down, with plenty of Dublin neighs, Ulster says neigh, etc, but the cat was out of the bag and Iris had heard about the well endowed jackeens from Dublin, whereupon she decided to get a Dublin toy boy. Well, the culture with goats, spread like wildfire into Tyrone, up to Cookstown and Enniskillen, indeed all over the loyalist north and it didn't confine itself to goats either, every farmyard animal was abused. Iris got several toy boys in Dublin and told her girlfriends about it, who did the same, which caused considerable resentment towards Dublin, in the Orange Order culture, until it was eventually decided, among all of the Willies, that they would march on Dublin, in a parade to be known as, 'Love Ulster.' The last time they tried it there was a riot in Dublin and it had to be canceled, so now they are trying again, which brings us to the issue that confronts Dublin City Council. Personally I believe there should be no problem, if they rename the 'march', 'Free Willy in Dublin' but as I said earlier, who am I to judge? Live and let Live, at least leave the kids alone, I mean the human ones of course but then Animal Cruelty might see it differently.

This article is not about any particular individual and while mostly true, any similarity with any particular person is not intentional.No inference can be drawn to any particular person or family.The picture at the top, is of the organizer of the march but the article is totally a separate matter and a general a caricature of the many commoners with the name Willie, while the Murphys are probably the most common name in Ireland, After that, I hope I have upset everyone in Ireland with secrets, particularly of the religious variety.

Up the Irish Pagans!

brionOcleirigh






Monday, 2 February 2015

BRUTAL BRITISH ATTACK ON PEACEFUL IRISH POWS





British sources, have again lied to the media, regarding their attack today on Irish POWs, who are peacefully protesting, inhumane conditions, which were attacked  by their riot squad in Maghaberry, on the prison landings. The British stated, there was no violence and that Irish Republican Prisoners are now, locked in their cells, despite considerable serious injuries, that contradict their lies. The attack on the Irish political prisoners by the riot squad, they claimed only involved 40 POWs, however reliable sources from within the prison, have stated that many POWs were systematically brutalized, in an ongoing campaign by the British, to batter and criminalize Irish political prisoners, into submission by their brutal prison regime, that ignores European Law, with regard to the treatment of prisoners. 

One of the POWS, Martin Kelly has just received emergency treatment by a doctor belatedly after he and others were beaten savagely by the Riot Squad. Martin was eventually dragged by his hair, from a large pool of blood in his cell, and is reported to be in a shocking, mangled state, with his head covered in blood and still bleeding profusely, hours after the brutal attack on the POWs. His comrades have revealed, that the British Riot Squad, danced on his head, for a considerable period of time. His arm is broken and his body covered in lacerations. The injuries to the other POWs are not clear, as they are ignored and locked in their cells, without medical examination. There is currently a large protest vigil, by people from all over Ireland, outside the prison gates, awaiting updates, regarding the condition of the Irish POWs.

Britain has a long history of brutalizing and torturing Irish POWs, defying European Law, under which they are obliged to provide, humane conditions. British POWs were always treated humanely in Europe, where even in the Second World War, the Nazi's adhered to International Conventions, with regard to their treatment. However the British Dirty War in Ireland, extends right into their prisons, to include the brutal treatment of Irish POWs, where it is meant to provoke further violence, from their communities, to justify their occupation and brutality, in Occupied Ireland. All of this is a continuation of British prison policy, which previously led to the death of 23 Irish hunger strikers and ominously appears to be a repeat of British savage history, in Ireland.


ICC RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL WAR CRIME JUSTICE







The Palestinian Authority learned from it's mistakes, that it wasted too many years, trying to get justice at the UN, and within the various attempted accords with Israel. We Irish need to learn the same lessons, without wasting more time and energy, where it will not happen. The only place Ireland will get justice, is in the Hague, at the International Criminal Court. It is the responsibility of the Irish Authority of Elders, to execute this process immediately, before others start taking matters into their own hands. 

Careerist politicians in the north will not do this, they have vested interests elsewhere. Britain is buying time for all witnesses, to these events to pass on. Those who do not learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them or have their children repeat them. The legacy of not dealing with our inherited British genocide in Ireland, is generations of more bloodshed. 
Anyone who cares to research this, will find  ample evidence. 

It is the responsibility of elders and leadership in Ireland and indeed in 'Britain,' to ensure this happens, in a timely manner in an objective Court, with a mandate to prosecute and restitute. That place is the ICC and the International Court of Arbitration, if need be thereafter. The names of the elders suggested by Irish Blog, are in a recent previous post, please notify them.


In the absence of a Press Release, the following are comments of People, who Marched for Justice, on the Bloody Sunday Commemoration, in Derry yesterday.

Anonymous A

Bloody Sunday march was a credit to the organisers, the video they showed was absolutely fantastic. Clare Daly speaking blew me away, she is awesome for a politician lol the lady from USA Patrice was brilliant and her chant was the highlight of the day. plenty of photos taken with a few suspect people paying particular attention to me, who needs the special branch eh? A great march all in all and a testament to the hard work and determination the committee put in every year

AboNymous B

It was great hope the Families get their Justice soon...

Anonymous C

 Brilliant...

Anonymous D

Stalkers lol take it as a compliment. Bless their hearts...

Anonymous E

 The love one another and release the shackles chant def got to me.....

Truth about the past is withheld

Journalist and Civil Rights Campaigner Eamonn McCann
Journalist and Civil Rights Campaigner Eamonn McCann

by Eamonn McCann

On Thursday, Oct 2, 2014 Eamon McCann wrote an opinion column in the Irish Times.
He started:
“At the Tory party conference in Birmingham last Sunday, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Theresa Villiers said she was hopeful talks aimed at resolving problems to do with public spending, flags, parades and the past would begin within weeks and conclude before the end of the year.
One of the reasons this won’t happen is that the government of which she is part has no intention of allowing the truth to be told about its forces’ role in the Troubles.
The chances of loyalist or republican paramilitary groups making a clean breast of it are slim at best. The chances of the British government owning up are zero.”

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Rundown of inquiry Denounced

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Rundown of Inquiry Denounced by Families

The run-down of the police inquiry into the Bloody Sunday murders is just the latest episode in the British State’s avoidance of the truth about its own role in the Troubles.
The new investigation was supposed to be stand-alone. But now it’s to take by far the biggest hit in the cut-backs in policing. That’s a political decision, not a cost-cutting measure. It shows what a low priority is being placed on bringing those responsible for Bloody Sunday to justice.
The report of the Bloody Sunday Tribunal was political. Lord Saville gave all British politicians and the army top brass a clean bill of health. All the blame was put on one middle-rank officer and nine rank and file paras. That finding did not follow from the evidence. But it followed the usual pattern of official inquiries.IMG_4301

accepted no blame

That was the reason David Cameron was able to give his apology at Westminster. He apologised for the murders, but put it all down to rogue soldiers. He accepted no blame on behalf of the government, the British Army or the Parachute Regiment.
In light of this new decision, making the police inquiry meaningless, the double-talk and hypocrisy of Cameron’s apology is even more glaring.
If the powers-that-be were truly sorry for Bloody Sunday, there would be no question of scaling the investigation back. What hope is there now for truth and justice for the families of those shot down by the paras in Ballymurphy six months before Bloody Sunday or the families of the two men murdered by paras on the Shankill eight months afterwards?

IMG_4297 latest chapter in a cover-up

What we have here is the latest chapter in a cover-up which was under way before the smoke had cleared from Rossville Street. It’s the same cover-up strategy seen in Iraq, Afghanistan, anywhere that soldiers from major powers are exposed for killing innocent civilians.
The PSNI inquiry had been making painfully slow progress. Now it has effectively been brought to a standstill. This decision was ostensibly made by the PSNI. But there is no doubt whose interests are ultimately served. To whom is Chief Constable George Hamilton accountable in relation to this decision.

 think again

If the Westminster Government or police chiefs in the North think that we don’t have the energy or determination to keep on campaigning until we get full truth and justice, they have another think coming.  Those who believe that there’s nothing left to march for in relation to Bloody Sunday should also think again.IMG_4295

not a narrow issue

This is not a narrow issue relevant only to one community in the North. It is relevant to everyone everywhere who believes that when the State kills its citizens it must be made accountable. The Bloody Sunday issue remains a key test of democracy.




Saturday, 31 January 2015

BLOODY SUNDAY INTERNATIONAL DIRTY WAR CRIMINALS







It is nonsense to pretend, that the massacres of the Innocent on Bloody Sunday in Derry and other subsequent massacres by British forces in Occupied Ireland, carried out on such a large scale, happened without the knowledge and sanction of senior British officers, right up to the Commander in Chief. Gen Sir Frank Kitson has good reason to hide from the International Criminal Court and will not co-operate voluntarily with any International proceedings. In one of his books he provides sufficient incriminating evidence, of his Crimes against Humanity. One example of his brutality before he came to Ireland, where he writes about his knowledge of a suspected Mau Mau, who was hiding under a basket of clothes. He knew he was there and he plunged his bayonet, into the bundle until he ‘felt the satisfaction of the blade finding its target, while the man howled in pain.’ This is the same sadistic philosophy of British Army training in Kitson's time, where soldiers were taught before they went to the middle-east, to plunge their bayonets into the victim, pull it out and plunge it back in again, to make sure they were dead. While their superiors of the elite, were blooded in their traditional foxhunt as children, with the blood of the fox, smeared on their innocent cheeks. This was the same sadism, coupled with a conditioning of elitist prejudice, which regards the Irish and colonial natives, as sub-human, before going abroad, to build the Empire. Their own working class are brutalized, to the extent, of automatically carrying out orders of murder on reflex, with brutal efficency. Refusal means court martial and up to the second World War, execution.


Gen Sir Frank Kitson was promoted after Bloody Sunday and his Dirty War in Ireland, to Aide-De-Camp to the Commander in Chief of British forces, his Queen. His books and theories have become official British Government policy, which includes using the courts and media, as an extension of Dirty War and a superficial veneer of civilization, to hide Dirty War. Today in Occupied Ireland many Irish freedom fighters, along with many innocents, are jailed for the rest of their lives without a jury, by sectarian judges, with corrupted evidence, from sectarian police, who have a vested material career interest, in finding a conviction. Collaborating, careerist, politicians are mentored for the same reason. Kitsons theories have become, standard judicial, political and media practice, jettisoning hundred of years of an evolved justice system, such as the Magna Carta, Habeas Corpus and the right to trial by jury of peers, for any serious crime. Kitson's Dirty War theory, not alone became standard practice, just in the UK military, but also for the US, where he lectured to their war colleges while turning the evolved British Justice System into a Dirty Judiciary, with the help of some False Flags of course. The innocent Guildford Four and the Birmingham Six were wrongly convicted by corrupted evidence in a media corrupted open court, what chance an Irishman or woman, in a secret British military court? The two innocent teenagers in the picture at the top of this post, are just two examples of it, while compromised, collaborators, are calling for Irish people, to become informers to these British Occupation forces???


The centuries of history, of well-documented, British genocide in Ireland, is till happening covertly. The Junta that includes Kelly and McGuinness, are becoming more and more part of the problem, not the solution. It is a mirror image of the crimes against humanity, committed by former British agents in Ireland, called the Blueshirts, to carry on their Dirty Wars on their behalf, after their official departure. McGuinness and Kelly would do well, to consider, how far down that road, they wish to collaborate in future British crimes against humanity, before they too stand in the dock alongside the British at the International Criminal Court, in their lust for the drug of power. I have been told, it will never happen, but I have also witnessed in my own lifetime the folly of using the word 'never.' We are living in a world of rapidly developing communication, where despite rampant state censorship, the truth is outing, with the only glue holding matters tentatively together, being international standards. McGuinness and Kelly are rapidly reaching a point, where more and more questions, will be asked, about the extent of their collaboration, past and present, with regard to British crimes against humanity. Maybe Gerry Kelly was still in Amsterdam or in other British Accommodation and doesn't recall, when they were calling, 'Gerry Fitt is a Brit' on the streets of Derry and Belfast and burned him out, but the street is always watching and never forgets. They may kill Charlie Hebdo not the pen and they may kill the Innocents of Derry but not the Court of last Resort. Arrest Frank Kitson and his collaborating British War Criminals.

Friday, 30 January 2015

ARREST FRANK KITSON FOR BLOODY SUNDAY WAR CRIME





The British Government holds itself above both International Law and European Law. British judges presided over the trial of war criminals, before the International Military Tribunal, held between 20 November 1945 and 1 October 1946, which hanged those found guilty, which became the basis, for the foundation of the International Criminal Court in the Hague. Despite this, Britain and it's Commonwealth, are one of the few entities in the World, which refuse to recognize International Law or become a member of the International Criminal Court. This is because they would then be liable for prosecution, by victims of their war crimes, across the globe, starting with Ireland, it's first colony. This by any standards, is obviously not justice and are double standards of absolute hypocrisy. Currently, Britain is also mistreating Irish Political POWs in Occupied Ireland, and is not complying with European Law, while being a member of the EU.

Gen Sir Frank Kitson, was the first British officer, to appear before a Bloody Sunday Inquiry, that was not prosecuted, in which he stated, that the soldiers of his Parachute Regiment, who murdered 14 innocent Civil Rights Demonstrators, were a "jolly good" unit. Kitson, the British Army's principal expert on counter-insurgency, commanded 39 Brigade, of which 1 Battalion, Parachute Regiment was one of his 10 battalions. Later 300 soldiers, civil servants and politicians subsequently gave evidence. Witnesses included the paratroopers, who opened fire on the civil rights demonstrators on Jan 30 1972. The British issued an apology after it was proven all of the victims were innocent. That is progress, however, anyone who is remotely familiar, with justice, forgiveness, and reconciliation, knows that justice must be seen to be administered and restitution must be made in full, both for the sake of the victims and the perpetrators, so that the lesson is learned and people can move on with their lives. This has not happened.

Sir Edward Heath, who was the Tory Prime Minister at the time of this War Crime, also gave evidence. Gen Kitson, who won the Military Cross and bar, was also credited with the military thinking, that recommended such tactics. He said his men of 1 Para had a high reputation for efficiency and effectiveness and he felt that they were disliked, not because of their brutality, but because they were very good at sorting out these problems. Other British officers told the Inquiry, that Kitson's regiment, were "little better than thugs in uniform." British historians, have referred to the men from Support Company, 1 Para, who fired all 108 shots on Bloody Sunday, as "Kitson's Private Army".

Irish Blog, calls on the Irish Authority of Elders, in British Occupied Ireland, to demand the immediate arrest of Frank Kitson, to be brought before the Internationa Criminal Court, for prosecution, with regard to this British War Crime in Ireland. The proposal, also calls on the Elders to prosecute those responsible, for other Massacres, War Crimes and Genocide, committed in Ireland by the British, and to seek full restitution to the Irish people, in the same manner, as the Jewish people were compensated, after the British Judges had the Nazi's hanged. We call on all ethical people, in England and worldwide, to support this proposal, and ensure that it is expedited, in a timely manner. There is no fudging on the matter of International Justice, you are either with us or against us.



The following is from Wikipedia

Frank Kitson

General Sir Frank Kitson OBE, KCB, MC (born 1926) is a retired British Officer and counterinsurgency theorist. He rose to be Commander-in-Chief UK Land Forces from 1982 to 1985 and was Aide-de-Camp General to the Queen from 1983 to 1985. In 1985 he became a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire. He saw active service in counter revolutionary operations in post war colonial conflicts. He is one of the leading theorists of counterinsurgency to have emerged from the British military.

The historian Bernard Porter has noted:"Between 1970 and 1972 Kitson served in Northern Ireland as commander of a brigade in Belfast. He may have been largely responsible for the setting up and development of ‘Psyops’ units there. If he was not, then somebody else was. By all accounts this side of the army’s work expanded enormously over the next ten years, and involved some techniques which could be described as devious. That may be putting it mildly indeed. Among the ‘tricks’ attributed to various British intelligence agencies in Northern Ireland in the 1970s - army intelligence, MI5, MI6, British Special Branch, RUC Special Branch - were torture, for which Britain was censured by the European Human Rights Commission in 1976; murder, faked to look like ‘sectarian’ killings; the planting of bombs in Dublin in 1974 ...; homosexual seduction and blackmail; ‘black’ propaganda and disinformation; ‘shooting to kill’; fabricating evidence; and ‘covering up’. At one stage, because of inter-departmental rivalry, MI5 and MI6 were rumoured to be indulging in covert operations against each other..."[1]


Contents [hide]
1 Career
1.1 Kenya
1.2 Malaya
1.3 Oman
1.4 1960s
1.5 Northern Ireland
1.6 General Officer
2 Counterinsurgency theorist
3 Publications
4 External Resources
5 See Also
6 Notes

Career

Kitson was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Rifle Brigade as of 23 February 1946.[2] He spent his first seven years as an officer chiefly in occupied Germany.[3]

He was promoted to Lieutenant as of 10 April 1948, with seniority from 15 December 1947.[4]
Kenya

He was posted to Kenya in mid-1953, at the height of the Mau Mau rebellion. According to a Rand Corporation biography:His primary task was to help the intelligence branch of the police obtain the information needed by the security forces in their fight against the terrorist gangs. In the course of the next two years Col. Kitson developed and perfected a novel approach and technique for the collection and utilization of the special kind of intelligence that is indispensable in guerrilla warfare.[5]

He was promoted to Captain on 15th December 1953.[6]

Kitson was awarded the Military Cross on 1 January 1955 "in recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Kenya, during the period 21st April to 20th October, 1954".[7]
Malaya

In 1957, Kitson commanded a infantry company in Malaya, where according to the Rand Corporation he was able "to apply this [Kenyan] experience in the antiterrorist campaign".[8]

In May 1958, Kitson was awarded a bar to the Military Cross "in recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Malaya for the period 31st August to 31st December, 1957."[9]

The citation read:For exceptional skill and leadership as a Company Commander during jungle operations. By his devotion to duty he attained the virtual elimination of two communist party branches in a difficult area.[10]
Oman

Kitson served in the Planning Branch of the War Office in 1958. on 28 October 1958, Peter de la Billière in Malaya received a signal from Kitson suggesting the deployment of the SAS to the Jebel Akhdar in Oman. De la Billière brought the message to Tony Deane-Drummond. Kitson and Deane-Drummond subsequently met in Bahrain and visited Oman, where they met David Smiley, the head of the Sultan's Armed Forces. A decision was subsequently taken to deploy an SAS squadron to Oman.[11]
1960s

According to a 1963 Rand Corporation biography:In recent years Col. Kitson’s assignments have included a year at the British Army Staff College at Camberley; a post in the Military Operations Branch of the War Office, responsible for the Middle East; a tour as army instructor at the Royal Naval College at Greenwich, England; and several months at the Armed Forces Staff College at Norfolk, Virginia. Col. Kitson has recorded his experience in Kenya in a book entitled Gangs and Counter-gangs, published by Barrie and Rockliff, London, 1960.[12]
Oman 1958-1959

He was awarded the MBE on 13 June 1959.[13]

Kitson was appointed second in command of his old battalion, now renamed 3rd Green Jackets, the Rifle Brigade, in November 1962. The battalion was then serving as part of the garrison of the British sovereign base areas in Cyprus.[14]

Kitson was appointed a Brevet Lt-Col. on 1 July 1964.[15] He became a full Lt-Col on 31 December 1966.[16]

Kitson was awarded the OBE in January 1968.[17]

Kitson was promoted to Colonel on 31 December 1969, with seniority from 30th June 1969.[18]

He was promoted to Brigadier on 30th June 1970.[19]
Britain 1969-1987
Northern Ireland
Ireland 1970-1972[20]

Kitson was awarded the CBE on 15th February 1972, "for gallant and distinguished services in Northern Ireland during the period 1st August 1971, to 31st October 1971".[21]
General Officer

Kitson was appointed General Officer Commanding, 2 Division, and granted the acting rank of Major General on 22 January 1976.[22] He was appointed a full Major General on 5 April 1976, with seniority from 2 June 1974.[23] He stepped down as commander of 2 Armoured Division on 28th February 1978.[24]

Kitson was appointed commandant of the Staff College, Camberley on 5 March 1978.[25] He held this position until 18 January 1980.[26]

Kitson was awarded the KCB in December 1979.[27]

Kitson was appointed Colonel Commandant 2nd Battalion The Royal Green Jackets on 1 January 1979.[28] He held the position until 1 January 1987, when he was replaced by David Ramsbotham.[29]

Kitson was appointed Deputy Commander in Chief, United Kingdom Land Forces and Inspector General Territorial Army with substantive rank of Lieutenant-General on 17 March 1980, with seniority from 17 August 1979.[30]

Kitson stepped down as Deputy Commander in Chief United Kingdom Land Forces and Inspector General Territorial Army on 30th May 1982.[31]

Kitson was appointed Commander in Chief United Kingdom Land Forces, succeeding Sir John Stanier, and granted the local rank of General on 1 July 1982.[32] He held the post until 1 June 1985.[33]He was promoted to the substantive rank of General on 1 August 1982.[34]

Kitson was appointed Aide-De-Camp General to the Queen on 15 February 1983, succeeding Sir Anthony Farrar-Hockley.[35]

Kitson was appointed a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire in December 1984.[36]

Kitson retired from the Army on 27 July 1985.[37]

He was appointed Honorary Colonel Oxford University Officers Training Corps T.A on 21 July 1982.[38] He held the position until July 1987.[39]
Counterinsurgency theorist

His earlier published work on counter-gangs and measures of deception, including the use of defectors, continues to provoke strong opinions. Although sometimes wrongly credited with inventingconcepts of pseudo-gangs and pseudo-operations (for example, used earlier in the Huk Insurrection[40]in the Philippines), his writing gave the issue a wider audience. In retirement he has given evidence to the Saville Inquiry[41] into Bloody Sunday in Northern Ireland.
Publications
Gangs and Counter-gangs (1960), Barrie and Rockliff
Low Intensity Operations: Subversion, Insurgency and Peacekeeping (1971), Faber and Faber - reprint 1991 ISBN 0-571-16181-2
Bunch of Five (1977)
Kitson, Frank (1987) Warfare as a Whole, London:Faber and Faber.
Prince Rupert: Admiral and General-at-sea (1998), Constable and Robinson
Old Ironsides: The Military Biography of Oliver Cromwell (2004), Weidenfeld Military
External Resources
Namebase Frank Kitson
Bloody Sunday Inquiry Statement of Sir Frank Kitson, 18 October 2001, accessed 4 December 2007.
Bloody Sunday Inquiry Day 237 - Frank Kitson, 24 September 2002.
Stephen Gordon, Para boss 'should have sorted Bloody Sunday', Belfast Telegraph, 16 September 2007.
Tom Griffin, The military response to direct action, General Kitson's manual, OpenDemocracy, 22 December 2010.
See Also

David Kilcullen | John Nagl | Robert Thompson |Orde Wingate
Notes
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↑ Stephen T. Hosmer, Sibylle O. Crane,Counterinsurgency: A Symposium, April 16–20, 1962, RAND Corporation, 2006, p.xx.
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↑ Stephen T. Hosmer, Sibylle O. Crane,Counterinsurgency: A Symposium, April 16–20, 1962, RAND Corporation, 2006, p.xx.
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↑ SEVENTH SUPPLEMENT TO The London Gazette OF FRIDAY, 31st DECEMBER, 1954, issue 40372, page 53.
↑ Stephen T. Hosmer, Sibylle O. Crane,Counterinsurgency: A Symposium, April 16–20, 1962, RAND Corporation, 2006, p.xx.
↑ SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 23 MAY, 1958, London Gazette, issue 41392, page 3328.
↑ SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 23 MAY, 1958, London Gazette, issue 41392, page 3328.
↑ Peter de la Billière, Looking for Trouble: SAS to Gulf Command - The Autobiography, Harper Collins, 1994, pp.127-128.
↑ Stephen T. Hosmer, Sibylle O. Crane, [http://www.rand.org/pubs/reports/2006/R412-1.pdf Counterinsurgency: A Symposium, April 16–20, 1962], RAND Corporation, 2006, p.xx.
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↑ Frank Kitson, Bunch of Five, Faber and Faber, 2011, Chapter Nineteen.
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↑ Cline, Lawrence E. (2005) Pseudo Operations and Counterinsurgency: Lessons from other countries, Strategic Studies Institute, page 1
↑ Bloody Sunday Inquiry website