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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 51121" data-attributes="member: 33">Mr McGuinness had an appalling background in terrorism but he later renounced violence and played a key role in the Good Friday agreement which has lead to years of peace in Northern Ireland.I heard Norman Tebbit on TV today saying he was happy he died and he wished him an &quot;eternity in hell&quot;. I feel sorry for Lord Tebbit for the suffering he and his wife went through because of the Brighton bombing by the IRA but I also feel sorry for him because he still has so much hate within him after all this time.Jo Berry, whose father was a Tory MP who was killed in the Brighton bombing, does not share Tebbit&#039;s view. She said today &quot;I value Martin McGuinness as an example of peace and reconciliation&quot; and &quot;it&#039;s because people like him have sat down with their enemies that we have peace today.&quot; She&#039;s right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 51121, member: 33"] Mr McGuinness had an appalling background in terrorism but he later renounced violence and played a key role in the Good Friday agreement which has lead to years of peace in Northern Ireland. I heard Norman Tebbit on TV today saying he was happy he died and he wished him an "eternity in hell". I feel sorry for Lord Tebbit for the suffering he and his wife went through because of the Brighton bombing by the IRA but I also feel sorry for him because he still has so much hate within him after all this time. Jo Berry, whose father was a Tory MP who was killed in the Brighton bombing, does not share Tebbit's view. She said today "I value Martin McGuinness as an example of peace and reconciliation" and "it's because people like him have sat down with their enemies that we have peace today." She's right. [/QUOTE]

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