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An American sociologist who has just returned from Northe— rn Ireland has charged that the British appointed govern- ment there is intentionally hooking the citizens of North ern Ireland on sedatives and downers. Rona Fields of Clarke University reports that 90% of the citizens of Belfast and Derry are presently taking sed atives and sleeping pills — many of them addicting — hand— ed out by government agencies. Dhe reports that her three— month study convinced her that the White—law (British) govern ment is using the sedative strategy to subdue the resis— tance and spirit of the people

Fields also reports instances of the use of terror, psycho- logical torture, and overcrowd

the basement of Memorial Hall. Members of the U.P.E.I. Conservative Club and other right-wing deviationists need not apply.

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deprivation" chamber. This is a room which is completely cov ered with white tiles and tot— ally soundproofed, where light ing, temperature, and odors are kept absolutely constant. She said that prisoners, tied up in uncomfortable positions, are placed in the chambers for up to five days. With no chan- ges in their environment in these chambers. They usually lose track of space and time, and commonly begin to halluc- inate. Some of the hallucin—

pations will continue up to a

year after a person is set free. Fields says that suspec—

» ts as young as 13 years old

are placed in these chambers

Ito force them to talk.

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ing in BelfaSt jails. She said Fbrthelamu¢ You be sure to be having that many political prisoners

are bEing kept in Virtual in Women‘s Fashion: a good St. Paddy's Day Cages, and that the space ~

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used to force suSpects to talk is what is called a "sensory