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Enemies Within (The Explosive True Story of Johnny ‘Mad Dog' Adair, Northern Ireland's Most Infamous Paramilitary Godfather)
| Expected release date is Oct 1st 2026 |
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Overview
‘ Three things come with taking a man’ s life. The first one is the easy bit – going into a room and shooting somebody… The second is preparing yourself if you get caught coming or going and getting life in prison – could you do it? And the third and final and most important is can you live with it for the rest of your life? And that’ s where a lot of people fail.’
With these chilling words we are afforded a glimpse into the mind of Northern Ireland’ s most infamous paramilitary godfather, Johnny ‘ Mad Dog’ Adair.
Enemies Within explores Adair’ s rise from neo-Nazi skinhead to leader of the notorious Ulster Freedom Fighters, a cover-name for the assassination wing of the Ulster Defence Association, a Protestant paramilitary group that killed hundreds of people during the Troubles.
With unprecedented access to Adair and his associates, critically acclaimed author and counter-terrorism expert Aaron Edwards paints a vivid picture of how the loyalist godfather built up an extensive terror network that was at one time responsible for more deaths than the IRA.
