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gynn	11-09-2012 12:33

Re: hillsborough disaster

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 1014872)

Who was responsible for the Heyshel killings? No doubt about that one....at least a dozen
scousers banged up for manslaughter as I recall and all English clubs slung out of Europe.

What has that got to do remotely with Hillsborough?

:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused: :confused::confused:

And please don't say "Both involved Liverpool fans". That would be pathetic.

churchfcrules

11-09-2012 13:15

Re: hillsborough disaster

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Originally Posted by sugarmouse0707 (Post 1014879)

First paragraph, totally agree.
Well yes, he did-feeling guilty that he remained alive afterwards when his father didn't, also his father hadn't wanted to go for some reason, so he felt his father would have been spared had he listened to him. I know I would find that difficult, I have a guilt complex myself.
However, he was so, so horrible that toward the end sympathy was not there. I am no psychologist, but the way he was behaving, I have to say was unacceptable-trauma or not. It takes something such as this discussion for me to remember that I am still affected by the experience with him.
Ha!Do you even know my age?

elementary, about the age!
the clues are there, unless he was a small boy at the time
you are possibly late twenties early thirties , so will pop for dead on 30, this july?

Wynonie Harris

11-09-2012 14:45

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 1014880)

I'd support anything that brings out the truth. If that leads to Blair being brought to trial, then so be it. I'm no supporter of Blair - I was questioning how intelligent he really was, or whether he was just happy to play lapdog to the war mongering of Bush.

You also said "he wasn't a liar" so obviously you believe all the justifications he made for declaring war. So, from your point of view, there'd be no point in having an enquiry or trial. I would say that the vast majority of folk would disagree with you. This is why Mancie is making the assertation that "Thatcher and her ilk" are "killers". To draw attention away from the fact that the party he supports have a possible war criminal in their midst.

gynn	11-09-2012 15:33

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 1014896)

I would say that the vast majority of folk would disagree with you.

So you will get your inquiry and war trial, and you can say I was proved wrong.

Just one thing. It is over 5 years since Blair left office. Why has it not happened yet?

Neil	11-09-2012 15:47

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Originally Posted by churchfcrules (Post 1014887)

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Originally Posted by sugarmouse0707 (Post 1014879)

.......Do you even know my age?

elementary, about the age!
the clues are there, unless he was a small boy at the time
you are possibly late twenties early thirties , so will pop for dead on 30, this july?

I guess he looked at your profile, followed your tumblr link and found out from links on there.

30 was a good guess if you posted your correct age :rolleyes:

Wynonie Harris

11-09-2012 15:58

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 1014905)

So you will get your inquiry and war trial, and you can say I was proved wrong.

Just one thing. It is over 5 years since Blair left office. Why has it not happened yet?

Because both major parties don't want it to.

Cabinet Iraq papers to remain secret - Telegraph

The real truth behind the invasion would implicate Bush and damage our relations with the yanks, which neither party wants. No matter, most people in the UK, apart from you, know that Blair was being "economical with the truth" over Iraq, just as he was with so many other things.

Sunflower49

11-09-2012 16:13

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1014906)

I guess he looked at your profile, followed your tumblr link and found out from links on there.

30 was a good guess if you posted your correct age :rolleyes:

Maybe :) I don't know if my current aged is displayed anywhere, I'm not precious about it just can't remember what links are on there and what's on them.
I don't understand the second sentence at all?What do you mean please?

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Originally Posted by churchfcrules (Post 1014887)

elementary, about the age!
the clues are there, unless he was a small boy at the time
you are possibly late twenties early thirties , so will pop for dead on 30, this july?

He was about 19 years older than me. He's moved abroad now which I am happy about!

jaysay

11-09-2012 17:42

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 1014909)

That's par for the course Wyn, they all cover each others back's think its called I'll scratch your back you scratch mine

Wynonie Harris

11-09-2012 17:52

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1014959)

That's par for the course Wyn, they all cover each others back's think its called I'll scratch your back you scratch mine

My original thought was that the Tories would love to see Blair tried as a war criminal. But when you think about it, the stain on this country's reputation from having an ex-PM found guilty as a war criminal would be huge. What's more, if it was proved that the UK fought an illegal war against Iraq, we'd be liable for huge war reparations which would come from the taxpayer.

Hmmm...Gynn, you're right! That Tony Blair...straight as a die! ;)

Neil	11-09-2012 17:54

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Originally Posted by sugarmouse0707 (Post 1014912)

I don't understand the second sentence at all?What do you mean please?

It only means that your age is shown as 30 in one of your links so it was a good guess by him unless he looked at your profile

Sunflower49

11-09-2012 18:00

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Ah is it. Okay, it was mainly the 'eyeroll' that confused me, didn't know what you were getting at. :)

jaysay

11-09-2012 18:07

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 1014966)

I hope you had your fingers crossed when to typed that Wyn:rolleyes:

Lucysgirl

12-09-2012 13:37

Re: hillsborough disaster

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 1014872)

Who was responsible for the Heyshel killings? No doubt about that one....at least a dozen
scousers banged up for manslaughter as I recall and all English clubs slung out of Europe.

From what I saw on TV at the time, I certainly would lay the blame firmly on the home team organisers, their policing by what looked like riot police and their home fans. Not only were the home fans throwing missiles into the visitors "pen" causing most of them to move away with disastrous results the riot police themselves went into that pen and used their batons on anyone who had the misfortune to be in arms length. What absolutely surprised me was the police didn't appear bothered by the fact that a home fan was waving a pistol about!!

Houseboy

12-09-2012 13:56

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 1014872)

Who was responsible for the Heyshel killings? No doubt about that one....at least a dozen
scousers banged up for manslaughter as I recall and all English clubs slung out of Europe.

And that has what to do with this discussion?

Tealeaf

12-09-2012 16:03

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Originally Posted by Houseboy (Post 1015153)

And that has what to do with this discussion?

Errr....people getting crushed to death at football matches involving Liverpool FC.........

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