Prosecutions resulting from the 'Irish troubles'
Prosecutions resulting from the 'Irish troubles'
I was under the impression that ALL cases were to be dropped following the GF agreement. Why has this Army man been tried and convicted when the crimes on the other side are going un-prosecuted?
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Re: Prosecutions resulting from the 'Irish troubles'
Probably because he didn't get the "Get-out-of-jail" letter from TC Blair.
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Re: Prosecutions resulting from the 'Irish troubles'
.. after TC had checked with Mrs TC that she didn't get the case.
Re: Prosecutions resulting from the 'Irish troubles'
4Ma - I thought everybody got the letter? Wasn't that the 'agreement'? Who changed it?
Fox - I think you are off script here - there was supposed to be no 'business' for Mrs Bliar as there were to be no 'cases'?
Still waiting to know why 'the other side' have not been charged.
Fox - I think you are off script here - there was supposed to be no 'business' for Mrs Bliar as there were to be no 'cases'?
Still waiting to know why 'the other side' have not been charged.
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Re: Prosecutions resulting from the 'Irish troubles'
Only one side got the letter .....and it wasn't the good guys. You don't think the Government would look after its own troops do you?
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Re: Prosecutions resulting from the 'Irish troubles'
Thanks for correcting my false understanding. Yet another government 'con'.