1 7 Waring street Belfast June 20th 1916 Sir David Harrel Dublin Castle Dear Sir I enclose copies of letters to
Mr. Asquith and Mr. Lloyd George. These may interest the 'Lord
Justices' and the misgovernment of
Ireland council. Why not put a
firm man in charge of the country.
A man who will honestly administer
the British Law without fear or favour. Give General Maxwell a free hand
and let him at once crush out sedition
and rebellion whether in North or South. If the British Law is good for England,
Wales & Scotland and Ulster it would
also be good for the South & West. Law
abiding citizens do not whine at Martial
Law being in force. it is only the rebel gang
who whine. The country has been ruined
by the Agitators and the Priests and the people
bled white by both. I will be glad to have
your views on these letters. I am dear Sir yours truly Robert Carson 2 If it comes a question of fighting
between the rebels and the Loyalistsof
Ulster the rebels would be wiped out
in quick time. At the outbreak of the War I offered my
services to the crown, and also offered
to bring a new weapon of death with me
(an Ulster invention) I gave the War office
a few particulars of this invention, it is
an Electrical invention, electricity under
control, with from one to four miles rage
range according to the Voltage, the higher
the voltage the greater the range. One of these
machines mounted on an armoured car could
mow down an army in a minute, a smaller
size can be carried by a man on his back and
when his battery is fully charged he could stop
a rush of 500 men without having to expose
himself. The War office considered
this machine too drastic a way of killing
the Germans, a proof that Mr Asquith
does not want England to win the war if he
can help it. instance the loose blockade &
information is being passed from our War office
to the Germans constantly. Asquith has been
playing the German game since he came into
office. 3 Sir David Harrel Royal Societies Club Dublin Castle Shankill St James's Street Co DublinDublin London