Anybody find this funny.
 

I know it really is not funny ETA trying to kill Aznar, but writing a letter of complaint to the IRA for selling them defective missiles is a bit odd, maybe its normal in terrorist circles.

Does the Sales of Goods act in Spain/Ireland cover faulty missiles and entitle the purchaser a full refund after 28 days ?

I quote

"20 minutos meanwhile reports that police discovered several months later that the terrorist organisation had purchased three missiles in 1999, through a document found in the possession of Asier Oyarzábal, ETA’s then-logistics chief, who was arrested in September 2001. The document was a letter of complaint which accused the vendor of selling defective weapons; the letter was written in English to the IRA".

Re: Anybody find this funny.
 

I think it's hilarious!
A dispute between two terrorist organisations is conducted by letters of complaint? Perhaps they need a terrorist ombudsman? Or a 'Rogue terrorist' TV show?

It's hardly Joe Pesci saying 'Do I amoose you?' is it?

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If the sale was made in the U.K trading standards will help,they should issue a county court summons:rofl: but if the transaction taken place in Spain they have no chance as theres no county court system:rofl::rofl::rofl:

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Would be an interesting Denuncia though.

A transaction between the Irish and the Spanish was doomed from the beginning.:rofl:

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I haven't read about the IRA link to this assassination attempt story.

Do you mean it's thanks to the IRA that Aznar still walks this earth?

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I'm afraid the Libyan's can claim credit, unless the Irish damaged them.

Which wouldn't be unusual.

I'd bet money on the Spanish not understanding the instructions.

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I bet the instructions were funny after going from russian to arabic to irish to spanish:rofl::rofl::rofl:

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Something like this.