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Lockerbie bomber free
I’m surprised no one else has mentioned it so I will………
I think it was a mistake to free him.
john
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I personally think its dispicable.
I know some won’t agree but he shouldn’t even still be breathing our air.
For people like him the death penalty ain’t enough!!
Well thats how I see it anyway :lol1: 🙄
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i cannot believe it as well absolutely shocking decisionDerek
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I can see the Libyans flying of the Scottish Flag sticking in a few throats.
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Definitely a mistake on the Scottish governments part……"compassionate grounds" "my a**e"
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Just read that a huge BP oil deal has been caught up in red tape for quite a while……..that may now go ahead 😕
john
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quote John Thomson:Just read that a huge BP oil deal has been caught up in red tape for quite a while……..that may now go ahead 😕
john
Money makes the world go around so they reckon :s
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Ah, politics, schmolitics.
Another one for the human rights double standards.
Take someones life, get treated humanely for the rest of yours, and when you get ill, get set free! Hmm. Somethings gone a little bit wrong hasn’t it?
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One couple from my area lost their 21 year old daughter in that bombing.
They said yesterday was the second worst day in their lives.
I think it is an abomination.
But then again the man does have cancer, maybe that is his Karma.
What was especially galling was seeing his heroes’ welcome when he got back home.
I am a firm believer in the death penalty, if the person’s guilt is 100% certain. Most criminals live a better life in our jails than they had before they committed their crimes.
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quote Jillbeans:Most criminals live a better life in our jails than they had before they committed their crimes.
Love….JillIt’s the same over here Jill, I think the only thing we don’t do for them is wipe their A***’S……………yet 🙄
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quote Neil Speirs:quote Jillbeans:Most criminals live a better life in our jails than they had before they committed their crimes.
Love….JillIt’s the same over here Jill, I think the only thing we don’t do for them is wipe their A***’S……………yet 🙄
……………until they get so ill they can’t do it themselves. And yes, I am as outraged as anyone else. Yet there was no end of fuss over Ronnie Biggs getting let out, on the same grounds.
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quote Lorraine Clinch:quote Neil Speirs:quote Jillbeans:Most criminals live a better life in our jails than they had before they committed their crimes.
Love….JillIt’s the same over here Jill, I think the only thing we don’t do for them is wipe their A***’S……………yet 🙄
……………until they get so ill they can’t do it themselves. And yes, I am as outraged as anyone else. Yet there was no end of fuss over Ronnie Biggs getting let out, on the same grounds.
I was going to to mention Biggs as wll Lorraine.
It angers me when you see Brown shacking hands with Gaddafi, the Bin laden of the 70’s and 80’s. Would you shake the hand of someone who killed a member of your family 20 years after they did it?
If we go over to that part of the world and call a teddy bear a religious name they threaten to cut our heads off. Over here it’s "that’s Ok sir…just do a couple of years then you’ll be entitled to all the benefits we can offer!" Total load of b@llocks..he should have burned at the stake. 👿 😕 -
Perhaps they should show politicians the photos just to remind them of the devastation. They have a habit of forgetting when pound notes are waved in their face.
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Personally I think he shouldn’t of been released just because he is dying he still committed the crime and should have been punished by death at the start instead off keeping this kind of scum alive at the cost of the taxpayer.
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if he was guilty, then he should have been left to rot, my problem is, he was the only person to be convicted, after a long drawn out trial that only happened in the first place with Lybian consent.
We probably will never know who really planned Lockerbie, it was, in my opinion, more than one mans action.
Guilty or not though, I think the wrong political decision was made to release him.Peter
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