Handshake Takes place Amid Ongoing Tension

Handshake Takes place Amid Ongoing Tension


 Provisional Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness met and shook hands with British monarch
 Elizabeth Windsor today, both in private and in the presence of an
 official photographer. The unprecented event has provoked protest and
 division among Irish nationalists and republicans.

 The initial handshake took place in a room within Belfast's Lyric
 theatre behind closed doors, and little is known of what took place. A
 second encounter, as the British monarch was leaving the theatre, was
 recorded by photographers and released to the media.

 Windsor is the head of Britain's armed forces, the occupying troops in
 the North of Ireland. McGuinness served for many years as a commander
 within the Provisional IRA, but is now the Deputy First Minister in the
 local power-sharing administration in the north of Ireland.

 In a quiet space used by the theater for creative learning, the two met
 privately and were joined by Windsor's husband, Philip
 Sonderburg-Glucksburg ('Prince Philip' or 'the Duke of Edinburgh') the
 North's First Minister Peter Robinson, President Michael D Higgins and
 his wife Sabina.

 A Sinn Fein spokesman said that in that meeting, Mr McGuinness
 "emphasised the need to acknowledge the pain of all victims of the
 conflict and their families." He said Mr McGuinness told Windsor that
 their meeting was a "powerful signal that peace-building requires
 leadership".

 The meeting was seen as a provocative act by some republican groups and
 heavy rioting broke out in west Belfast last night. The PSNI said nine
 of its members were injured as petrol bombs were thrown near the Falls
 Road.

 The violence followed clashes on Black mountain yesterday as loyalists
 attacked nationalist protestors and pulled apart a giant sign erected in
 opposition to the queen's visit.  There were reports of continuing
 disturbances at the same location today.

 Twenty thousand loyalists are currently gathering in the grounds of
 Stormont parliament buildings for a 'party' to mark the royal visit and
 the 60th anniversary of Windsor's coronation.

 Photographs of the encounter have been published in the major
 international media this afternoon, and most have hailed the event as a
 sign of peace in Ireland.

IRISH REPUBLICAN COUP AS NIGHT VISION PHOTO OF IRA QUEEN HANDSHAKE GOES PUBLIC

Secret Night Vision Photo Exposes Martin McGuinness Secret Hamdshake of the Queen of England


A secret republican unit, after performing secret surveillance on Hillsborough Castle during the night, finally observed their two targets, while at the same time remaining almost invisible, so no one could see them taking a night vision photograph of the former Provisional IRA commander, actually kissing the hand of the Queen of England, with head firmly bowed in submission. The occasion was meant to be actually a handshake of top secret priority, with the photographs meant to be kept secret under the British Officials Secret Act for decades to come.

The secret republican unit monitored the suspects with night vision despite poor visibility. It was very difficult because of weather conditions and confusing in the sense of mistakenly monitoring different persons. They managed to successfully get a secret night vision photo, because they had very good quality night vision equipment. Every professional republican unit and head hunters, use night vision equipment to secretly navigate, observe and spy at night.They also used night vision goggles and scopes in their operational activities. The unit were surprised to find that many of the Queen's entourage were actually laughing at Martin McGuinness kissing the Queen's extended hand.


Initially in their surveillance they used night vision scopes or night vision monoculars.They made it easy to deal with getting back to a normal view. Because the operation required secret spying activities, while sneaking up on McGuinness and his Queen, to take the photos of the supposed top secret handshake, which turned out to be a rather old fashioned submission  ceremony with head bowed by the former republican to his Queen.Then constantly monitoring the suspects, while making good their escape, while at the same time using night vision binoculars and goggles, they made good their escape back to their base in South Armagh. It is expected that the British will arrange another photo-op, to hide their embarrassment at such a major breach in the Queen's security.