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While The Mitchell Principles did suggest that decommissioning should mean disarmament , they did not set a timeline or a definition of paramilitary organizations - points to be brought up by the IRA and Sinn Fein later in the peace process . Dave pointed out that this is the same valid argument brought up by Leigh last fall , but the problem with it is it gives the commissioning crew too many knobs ; tweek a corrector or move a magnet and if so which magnet ? Their counterparts were brought up by men in sherwanis , chewing paans , singing qawwalis , reciting poetry , drinking wine and enjoying the company of nautch girls . The Eleven also bring up informations laid against magistrates alleged to be disqualified ; this function comes within their province , but some such cases are brought up by the Thesmothetae . A pattern of lying and disinformation is evidence AGAINST the various considerations brought up by those involved in disinformation campaigns , particularly when those considerations may be hard to judge directly on their own merits .