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What worries me is the attitude that we have someone in prison who was convicted on the flimsiest evidence with people still baying for his blood, whilst the real purpetrators are still free.
It is as if "well we have someone convicted & that will do" which to my mind is no justice at all and accepting convictions like this as written in stone does no one any favours. |
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Have a read of these links Mr Angry posted earlier in the thread: http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion...n-1206086.html http://www.firmmagazine.com/features..._justice,.html Quote:
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Dr Swire also supported al Megrahi's second appeal, and believes that he is innocent. Many other relatives of the British victims also have doubts over the verdict, and support al Megrahi's release on compassionate grounds (with some also believing he is innocent as Dr Swire does). The US relatives though mostly feel the opposite, & do not support it. http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/au...bomber-release |
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Anyone wanting to acquaint themselves further with this matter should read the startling, and factual, revelations here and here.
If you're the type who thinks that your Government are "beyond reproach" (Sirius obviously does not apply) then please be advised that a stiff drink is recommended before delving too deep. |
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Another couple of articles:
"Vital Lockerbie evidence 'was tampered with' " "Lockerbie evidence not disclosed " |
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He's being released. In fact he's expected to fly out of Glasgow in the next 15 minutes.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...nd/8197370.stm |
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It must be very difficult for the families of the victims to get closure on their tragic loss. There are so many questions left unanwered.
Part of the dropped appeal was rumoured to be significant new evidence provided by a foreign power, not the USA. Surely now the excuses for not having a public enquiry must be seen to be flimsier even than the evidence that convicted the scapegoat Megrahi. |
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Title changed to reflect that he has now been released and is on the way to the airport
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America won't be happy about this will they especially Hillary Clinton, they should just leave him in there
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Why would we want to do that? :confused: |
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While his guilt or innocence is in doubt there should be no end to the investigation and personally until proved conclusively to be innocent he should have remained in jail. I smell politics here and therefore no chance of any truth ever being known now. As for releasing criminals on compassionate grounds it should only be done after they have shown real regret and sorrow for their crimes if they don't then show them the same compassion they showed others and keep them locked up.
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Nothing can be done about it now and it is just another case of Brown toadying to the likes of Gaddaffi and The Dark Lord meeting Gaddaffi's son
All that then happens is the Libyans see this and realise how spineless a country we now are. |
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Oh, and wasn't oil involved. I get sick of this old colony trying to tell everyone what to do. |
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