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Re: Scots Justice
The guy was a patsy. Let him get on with what's left of his life, he didn't even do it in my opinion.
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Re: Scots Justice
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
(Post 7858329)
Oh, you mean the guy convicted of the bombing under highly dubious circumstances (no police interview; no trial by jury; not convicted "beyond reasonable doubt", but only "on the basis of probability"), who even some of the victims' families believe is innocent?
That guy? |
Re: Scots Justice
Originally Posted by kporte
(Post 7858996)
The guy was a patsy. Let him get on with what's left of his life, he didn't even do it in my opinion.
the dooners |
Re: Scots Justice
Originally Posted by jasonlec
(Post 7858139)
Sucks Donkey's big time.:sneaky::frown:
English justice: compassionate release of terminally ill long-term prisoners (e.g., Ronnie Biggs). American justice - no compassionate release of long-term prisoners - let them rot and die in jail = vengeance ! |
Re: Scots Justice
Originally Posted by Bernieboy
(Post 7858872)
Now if the guy was a rangers fan well then that would be totally different;)
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Lockerbie Bomber may be released
what a load of shite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
why should he???????????????????????????????????? |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by BigH68
(Post 7859915)
what a load of shite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
why should he???????????????????????????????????? |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
http://news.stv.tv/scotland/117353-c...ave-your-sayb/
Excerpt below..... The governor of Greenock Prison recommended to Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill that Megrahi be released on account of his condition. Many of those who echo that opinion also question whether Megrahi was actually guilty of the Lockerbie bombing, a position held by Dr Jim Swire whose daughter died in Lockerbie in 1988. He commented: "The sooner he is back with his family, the less I shall feel a weight of guilt that he has ever been put in a Scottish prison. I think he is not guilty." |
Re: Scots Justice
Originally Posted by LoneRanger
(Post 7859789)
Yes he would be guilty no doubt and blamed for everything else in the world that we seem to get blamed for and he would be pilloried for observing a minutes silence on Remembrance Sunday and for daring to fly the flag of his country! Strange that one isn't it?:confused:
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Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 7859953)
I agree, he should die in prison.
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Re: Scots Justice
Originally Posted by kporte
(Post 7858996)
The guy was a patsy. Let him get on with what's left of his life, he didn't even do it in my opinion.
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Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by BigH68
(Post 7859965)
he was found guilty therefore he should be left to die and hopefully it will be slow and painful
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Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by BigH68
(Post 7859965)
he was found guilty therefore he should be left to die and hopefully it will be slow and painful
Look... if he is then he is.. but the amount of controversal material on not just only this matter but others (9/11 for instance) makes most folk ask more questions... thats all E x |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by kporte
(Post 7859983)
Like the Birmingham 6 and the Guilford 4 you mean?
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Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by emelems
(Post 7859986)
found guilty is different to being guilty...
Look... if he is then he is.. but the amount of controversal material on not just only this matter but others (9/11 for instance) makes most folk ask more questions... thats all E x |
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