Murder enquiry to be launched into Bloody Sunday deaths in Derry
British Paratrooper actions to be investigated by Northern Irish police
Published Friday, December 21, 2012, 7:26 AM
Updated Friday, December 21, 2012, 10:00 AM
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seamus60 | Dec 23, 2012, 10:35 AM EST
Merely the latest extension to the 40 year old exercise at holding back the real truth.
The true value of the brits
committment can be measured in the manpower allocated to this vital task, half of that assigned to the task of finding out whether the word PLEB was used against police officers or not. And to think a certain political party who has gained most from that tragic day have all but washed their hands of it. Only for some families breaking ranks and demanding more than the apoligy Mc Guinness said would have been suffice in the first place. The same apoligy that is now common place from the mouth of the brit pm whilst his SOS in the North states there will be no more public inquiries at the expense of the British tax payer. I look forward to as good a turn out this year as last for the families and victims who have seen through the objective of that same political party.
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seanomelb | Dec 22, 2012, 04:56 PM EST
Still no solutions or answers alois Your rhetoric is no answer,therefore you have nothing to add to the debate.
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sedwinmars | Dec 22, 2012, 04:39 PM EST
If I remember correctly, the Queen handed out medals to the shooters didn't she? I imagine this could "complicate" any investigations into this matter. Then again maybe I'm being being a little to pessimistic. Perhaps the investigation should be put off for a few more years until there's a "C" (word) change. HaHa!
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aloistmartin | Dec 22, 2012, 02:06 PM EST
seanomelb@ All Revolutions start out like the Irish Republican Army; And all return to the Dog Vomit of the Bourgeois, once the Wet and Cold of the Trenches, has had its way, with the Warmth and Coziness of The Tea Room !
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aloistmartin | Dec 22, 2012, 12:43 PM EST
I imagine he meant police in Northern Ireland. An unfortunate lapse.
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navan004 | Dec 22, 2012, 10:08 AM EST
As much as it pains me to say it, the phrase "Police in Ulster" is quite wrong. Ulster is comprised of nine counties. I'm sure the folks in Donegal, Cavan and Monaghan would not be too happy to be under the jurisdiction of the PSNI. Northern Ireland is the PSNI jurisdiction. I long for the time when I can call up my local Garda station in Armagh and ask for help.
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seanomelb | Dec 21, 2012, 10:16 PM EST
Tell me aloismartin who should we look up to to!! You seem to have a label for everyone but no solutions or names going forward.
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aloistmartin | Dec 21, 2012, 06:58 PM EST
seanomelb@ That among those Pro-British Pawns, wee would tend to incur the typical, Placator Irish Nationalist, and the ever present Pacifist Mitigationist, Labor Party, Bourgeois Proletarian ? ( The Free State, Fine Gael Coalitian, Government ? ) Can a Revisionist Purge of Irelands Left Wing Revolutionary Idealism, be only another EU mortgage away ?
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seanomelb | Dec 21, 2012, 05:57 PM EST
What a disappointment the usual pro British pawns are not defending the Murders by the terrorist British soldiers. I wonder if they'll hand back their bloodsoaked medals.
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