The Irish opinion was that the British were neglecting a unique opportunity for peace following Hume/Adams due to parliamentary arithmetic and excessive fear of loyalist backlash. The Irish were unlikely to press on alone, and (different versions of) the text of the JDI were likely to be leaked by the Provisionals, the Irish Government, or John Hume. Discussions about the possibility of American involvement ended with an agreement that British/Irish discussion was the most profitable channel.
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