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Government to appeal release of Hillsborough Files
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This has gone on long enough. If the police were at fault then this needs to be made public now. |
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I wonder what they've got to hide
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I was reading about this in another forum. the theory is you remember these recent riots. ok, now here's the interesting part. the police were told to hold back on purpose. stand around and watch (yes, even the looters thought that was weird) (that's probably why it got so out of control in the first place even) anyway. now they're punishing them really hard so if there's any future thoughts of public disorder over anything. such as a big government cover up or something. nobody would dare do it at the risk of going to prison for a couple of years.
Cameron knew about this thing way before the recent riots. he doesn't want whatever is in there to be released to the public. yeh. I thought it was silly too. |
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You can sign the e-petition here:
http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/2199 It's at 50,000 at the moment. 100,000 will make it debatable in the house of commons, where I suspect the government won't be keen on defending their appeal against the documents release and may relent to avoid it becoming a bigger issue. |
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Sees bandwagon, jumps on...
Signed. |
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The petition is about to cross 100,000 :)
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Now 100,820 signatures. |
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Signed and they just need to release them as it will never go away from whoever is in charge. It happened not far from where I live and I can remember the chaos that happened:(
May the 96 finally get the justice that they deserve and also the families. |
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Thats excellent that it has reached over 100,000 signatures as being a Liverpool supporter l remember that day totally and justice has never been done and now lets hope that finally it will be done.
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What are families of the victims, and the wider group, looking for?
I think everybody knows that policing mistakes were made. I think everybody knows that the police fearing trouble outside the ground opened the Leppings Lane external gate thereby causing the influx of thousands of fans down the central tunnel thereby causing the tragedy. If the police come out and say that, say that they made a mistake and they're sorry, then surely that'll be the end of it? |
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I would say they are looking for an end to the coverup that the government of the day helped instigate and that is the reason the present day government are so against it as it probably would not show the primeminister of the day in a very good light either.
Remember people died at Hillsborough and it was hushed up and a certain now none existent Sunday rag and its toilet paper weekly sister rag were given the go ahead to post wild accusations against fans who were trying to save their fellow fans. I was not there that day but remember watching it live on Grandstand as they went live with the coverage and could not believe the scenes that I witnessed that day and the way the police behaved, it was callous and it was murder. |
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Perhaps someone can put me straight.
There was an inquiry, the cause was put down to overcrowding and failure by police to control the crowd. I assume my synopsis in my previous post is also correct as I remeber watching several programmes where the cause of the tragedy was given as what I have posted. So if the police have already been found to be at fault over this, what is the cover up? ---------- Post added at 17:09 ---------- Previous post was at 17:08 ---------- Quote:
Murder though......................... over active emotions help nobody. |
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As I said above I saw this on live television and you could see what was happening and my emotion is anger due to what I witnessed via a box in the corner where I could see people dying.
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Even typing this has made me remember it all over again and all I feel is anger now:mad: Just release the documents. |
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It is interesting why successive governments have sought to block the public release of these files. Why? Presumably, as the Conservatives were in power, Labour would have a political advantage to release the files. They did not. What motivated their decision not to do so because there were certainly people call for their release? Why is the Government blocking it now, over 20 years since the event?
Is it just because it contains conversations Thatcher had with her cabinet? Are there civil servants who stand to be harmed by their release? Maybe no government is pleased with setting a precedent over the release of 'private' conversations? Either way people deserve to know what happened, the full details. The feeling is that the police were at fault and this was covered up and therefore the guilty parties were never held responsible. The anger at this runs deep amongst the support and Liverpool as a whole. |
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If one party starts declassifying and releasing documents that could embarrass their opponents, then it's a green light for those opponents to do likewise the next time they are in power.
I think it's just one of those things that there is an unspoken agreement, you just don't do it. |
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No, they wouldn't - there is an extreme culture of secrecy in Whitehall. They don't release stuff because they're in the business of not releasing stuff. Any other speculation is verging on nutty conspiracy territory.
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1 What, in detail, happened after 3:15pm on the day of the disaster? 2 Could more people have been saved if the response to the disaster had been better co-ordinated? 3 Who removed two CCTV video tapes from the locked control room at Hillsborough on the night of the disaster? 4 Why was nobody identified to have removed them, and what investigation was mounted? 5 Which South Yorkshire police officers worked in the unit that vetted police statements before they went to Taylor and the inquest? 6 Who gave the orders for them to do so and what was the stated intention of those orders? 7 Are the documents lodged by order of the government in the House of Lords library a complete archive of South Yorkshire police's Hillsborough documents? 8 What was Det Supt Stanley Beechey, a former head of the West Midlands serious crime squad, doing on the Hillsborough investigation while he had been placed on "non-operational duties"? |
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2. Is a bit of a no-brainer question, isn't it? Hindsight is always 20/20.
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I expect more would have been alive if the police had allowed the ambulances access to the ground rather than holding them back even though they know people were dying, I wonder if that officer that gave that order feels he has a clear conscience.
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---------- Post added at 19:04 ---------- Previous post was at 18:53 ---------- Good article here that cuts though some of the posturing: http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/d...ependent-panel Quote:
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The police have already been found guilty in regards to the tragedy. The facts are already known. 1. Fearing crowd trouble outside the ground the police opened the large exit gates. 2. Crowd surge through the main central tunnel caused the crush. 3. Lack of communication and failure of the police to assess the situation inside the ground most likely resulted in more preventable deaths. I don't know what conspiracy you're looking for, but I don't think there's one there. |
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Well l am sorry Pierre but l have to disagree with you on this one. |
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Can I just ask one very simple question here?
If it was one of you family members/ Children or friends that lost their lives on that fateful day, And you were going through this for the last 20+ years. WHAT WOULD YOU WANT TO KNOW THAT HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED EVERYTHING Sorry if this has offended anyone but just trying to get my point across!!! Justice for the 96 |
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I'm just confused over the whole "Justice for the 96" stance. What "justice" are you looking for? |
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I can tell you what id be doing, getting on with my life, not spending 20+ years thinking about something I cannot change. |
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The blinkered stupidity of senior officers not allowing ambulances to approach the ground when it was obvious people were dead or dying, just look at the television footage and think again how those decisions can be made. |
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You quickly looked at a 88 page report, and made up your mind from that brief perusal - had you read it before I posted the link? |
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Once again - had you read the report before I gave you that link?
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Aah - before, your opinion was uninformed, now it is partially informed.....
Try reading the rest - context (and being fully informed) is our friend, when making comments and decisions (imho). After all, we wouldn't want to be making comments based solely on tabloid headlines, would we?;) |
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I'd still like to know what "Justice" people are expecting to get from this?
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http://www.contrast.org/hillsborough/history/index.htm |
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IMO the only way the 96 would get "Justice" would be for criminal charges to be brought against SY Police? |
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MPs to debate release of Hillsborough cabinet papers
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...ers-parliament |
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Ministers should release all government documents relating to the Hillsborough disaster, MPs have agreed following a debate in the House of Commons.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...yside-15339818 |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17382896
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