John Ware
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113 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 11 Jul
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The military records show that his motivation was that he was essentially bored.
He was a part-time skip driver, and he wanted some excitement.
And when he later came to write a diary about his exploits, he made it absolutely clear that the adrenaline rush
and the knowledge of being, and the thrill, because that's how he portrays it, of being the excitement of being at the center of things that only very few people knew about, which
would have a significant, potentially significant impact on the course of the conflict, you know, gave him a raison d'etre that stimulated him.
Well...
Well, you know, I suppose he wanted acknowledgement of his sort of James Bond exploits, as you might see them, I guess.
But, you know, that was a recurring theme, as a matter of fact.
He was partial to drink.
He quite often, on a number of occasions, telephoned in drunk.
This is the...
This really takes me back to the preeminence of source protection.
You know, whatever he did, they determined his handlers to keep him in place.
And, you know, the...
Irrespective of his involvement in conspiracies to murder, irrespective of his reckless, occasional reckless behavior, irrespective of the risks that he took, sometimes, I mean, the Army helped him fund a taxi.
That was the other part-time job he did as a taxi driver, to transport.
provide him with cover driving into nationalist and Republican areas.
And, you know, he would sometimes hang around these areas for long periods of time.
And in those days, that was an extremely dangerous thing to do because there were always eyes and ears on every street corner looking for, you know, strangers.
Well, just a sort of small factual point here.
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