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Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by kporte
(Post 7859996)
We have to ask questions, there have been too many miscarriages.
Em x |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
i just hope the bastard is left to rot in jail
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Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by emelems
(Post 7860005)
Keep spreading the word is the best way forward at the moment I think.. the more people who know that we are questioning.. the better... thats the way I think.. keep talking to people, keep asking people to question who the hell is our judge and jury and what have they to gain (or profit) from the situation....
Em x |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by BigH68
(Post 7860012)
There is MASSIVE doubt about this guys guilt. Personally I would like whoever did it to be punished rather than some dude that was quite possibly uninvolved. Or does vengeance mean more to you than justice? |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 7859953)
I agree, he should die in prison.
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Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 7860033)
The Lockerbie bombers should die the same way their victims died. Not in prison, but blown to bits or burned to death by falling debris.
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Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by kporte
(Post 7860017)
The justice system is not perfect. People have to realise this. Miscarriages will always happen but we need to act quicker to fix the mistakes. I have no idea how this guy is still there but the cops that put him away are panicing.....
You are right.. Miscarriages of justice have happened for years (centuries?) but now it is harder to make things stick... youtube and internet communities mean that persons who have not met can exchange views and information.. This to me is a good thing in the long run.. it allows us to challenge situations.. for the good of every person in society, it is vital that we challenge... god help those persons who are in the wrong place at the wrong time and it can happen to anyone really... most people (unless in a powerful position) are dispensible.. Em x |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by kporte
(Post 7860040)
We could try that when we find them then.......;)
One of the victims on the plane was a boy I went through school with. He was living in London working in the theatre. His only crime was wanting to take his English girlfriend home to meet his family for Christmas. |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 7860097)
I don't know the ins and outs of the case against the man who's in prison now, but I do know that blowing up innocent people is cowardly and deserves to be punished.
One of the victims on the plane was a boy I went through school with. He was living in London working in the theatre. His only crime was wanting to take his English girlfriend home to meet his family for Christmas. |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by BigH68
(Post 7859915)
what a load of shite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
why should he????????????????????????????????????
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 7859953)
I agree, he should die in prison.
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: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
He's being released:
The Lockerbie bomber is to be released on compassionate grounds, the Scottish Government has announced. Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi, 57, was jailed in 2001 for the atrocity which claimed 270 lives in 1988. Scottish Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill revealed that the Libyan, who has terminal prostate cancer, would be allowed to return to his homeland. |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by BigH68
(Post 7860010)
i just hope the bastard is left to rot in jail
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Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
(Post 7860163)
He's being released:
The Lockerbie bomber is to be released on compassionate grounds, the Scottish Government has announced. Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi, 57, was jailed in 2001 for the atrocity which claimed 270 lives in 1988. Scottish Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill revealed that the Libyan, who has terminal prostate cancer, would be allowed to return to his homeland. |
Re: Lockerbie Bomber may be released
Originally Posted by kporte
(Post 7860186)
Not a pardon though. Who ever actually did it will still be in clover:(
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