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Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by HBG
(Post 11242657)
I know that thousands of people have escaped the bollocks of Northern Ireland by moving away and many of them are right here in Spain, IRA and UDA alike. I was going to say ex IRA and ex UDA, but there's no such thing as ex from those organisations, you join them for life and traitors are buried in some Irish bog if found out.
You can even tell that some members of this cyber forum know what it's all about, they know the hundred-year-old songs, they seep into your bones and you can't escape them. Derry walls? I've never even been to the place! |
Re: Justice at last!
There is talk that if Adams is charged with murder ..Then the solders in the Bloody Sunday case get charged with murder.. http://www.u.tv/News/Adams-arrest-no...9-55c63a44616b
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Re: Justice at last!
I was sitting in the sun in Spain yesterday afternoon, on the terrace of a Spanish bar watching the world go by. I had watched the news earlier with my Cockney wife who had asked, 'Who is this Gerry Adams?' It made me feel good hearing it.
She spotted the idiot first, a middle aged expat only wearing shorts and showing off his tattoos, many of them. He paraded in front of the cafe crowd, it was a holiday, making sure they saw all of his tattoos. I heard several people, both in English and Spanish say, 'What a c***.' but I don't suppose the idiot understood. I don't know if many people recognised his tattoos, but I did and kept quiet. They were Maze prison tattoos and this guy was proud of them. |
Re: Justice at last!
Police questioning Gerry Adams for a second day have NEW VIDEO evidence of who ordered Jean McConville's execution
Police may have video of IRA member naming killers of Jean McConvilleOld Bailey bomber Delours Price gave secret interview before her deathFirst believed only evidence used to hold Gerry Adams was 'Boston tapes' Interviews not supposed to be released until after deaths of all concernedBut after a legal battle, secret tapes passed to police in Northern Ireland Ex-IRA terrorists who claim they served with Adams say he ordered killingBut Sinn Fein leader has repeatedly denied any involvement in the murder Police interviewing Gerry Adams have new evidence from a convicted IRA terrorist that may name the Sinn Fein president as the person who ordered the execution of Jean McConville, it was revealed today. A video interview of Old Bailey bomber Delours Price carried out shortly before her death last year is said to name members of the squad who abducted and murdered the mother of ten in 1972 |
Re: Justice at last!
Which faction had he belonged to, they all were in the Maze.
There was a very good interview this morning on BBC with the sister of another missing victim. She does not want to know who killed her brother or anyone bought to justice , she just wants to be able to bury him with all due reverence and dignity. Hers is the voice that should be listened to, not those seeking revenge or to be able to claim a victory in a war that nobody won. |
Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by HBG
(Post 11243356)
I was sitting in the sun in Spain yesterday afternoon, on the terrace of a Spanish bar watching the world go by. I had watched the news earlier with my Cockney wife who had asked, 'Who is this Gerry Adams?' It made me feel good hearing it.
She spotted the idiot first, a middle aged expat only wearing shorts and showing off his tattoos, many of them. He paraded in front of the cafe crowd, it was a holiday, making sure they saw all of his tattoos. I heard several people, both in English and Spanish say, 'What a c***.' but I don't suppose the idiot understood. I don't know if many people recognised his tattoos, but I did and kept quiet. They were Maze prison tattoos and this guy was proud of them. |
Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by EMR
(Post 11243365)
Which faction had he belonged to, they all were in the Maze.
There was a very good interview this morning on BBC with the sister of another missing victim. She does not want to know who killed her brother or anyone bought to justice , she just wants to be able to bury him with all due reverence and dignity. Hers is the voice that should be listened to, not those seeking revenge or to be able to claim a victory in a war that nobody won. |
Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by tommy.irene
(Post 11243369)
The law say you cant kill anyone. The police are doing their job, no mater what side your on.
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Re: Justice at last!
Then as you hav sad Tommy, there should be presecutions of those who ordered the shootings or carried them out on Bloody Sunday.
Justice has to be seen to be fair to be accepted by all. |
Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by EMR
(Post 11243379)
Then as you hav sad Tommy, there should be presecutions of those who ordered the shootings or carried them out on Bloody Sunday.
Justice has to be seen to be fair to be accepted by all. There will never be justice for all, it's impossible. Atrocities committed over many years with the perpetrators dead. Now is the time to consolidate the peace and move forward and work to remove the hatred that still divides the Isle. Token prosecutions with little hope of leading to conviction will set the search for peace back years. |
Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by tommy.irene
(Post 11243369)
The law say you cant kill anyone. The police are doing their job, no mater what side your on.
Watching the Trimble interview last night it was clear that to get the Good Friday agreement through one party or the other insisted crimes committed during the troubles would stay on the books. I doubt that the IRA, INLA, UDA and UVF etc etc would have signed up if they thought that the leaders of the process would in later years be charged with alledged crimes. |
Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by stuboy
(Post 11243393)
There will never be justice for all, it's impossible. Atrocities committed over many years with the perpetrators dead.
Now is the time to consolidate the peace and move forward and work to remove the hatred that still divides the Isle. Token prosecutions with little hope of leading to conviction will set the search for peace back years. |
Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by EMR
(Post 11243410)
There is a large % of the population of NI who have NO confidence in the RUC with good reason, reasons that go back to the creation of the RUC .
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Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 11243930)
So you're obviously unaware that the RUC ceased to exist as long ago as 2001. :blink: :cool:
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Re: Justice at last!
Originally Posted by EMR
(Post 11239373)
Twiddly dee and twiddly dum.
With the current atitutdes on both sides this arguement will still be going on in another 300 years time.
Originally Posted by EMR
(Post 11188725)
I think that the EU may have more important things to worry about at the moment.!!!
Originally Posted by EMR
(Post 11188929)
Better to concentrate on the things that are really important in the world of international affairs
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