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Originally Posted by webcrawler2050
Sorry but I strongly disagree.
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It's a brave man in this day and age that would advocate eugenics or act as an apologist / advocate for the murder of someone who may have been mentally unstable - each to his / her own.
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Originally Posted by webcrawler2050
The person & his lawyers, used that as a desperation plea, it was clearly obvious.
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Yes, pleading for a clients life is pretty serious situation. And the Chinese refused a mental evaluation on what basis if they thought there was no risk of him being found mentally unstable? You seem to be more confident about his mental state than they were prepared to venture - strange that, eh?
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Originally Posted by webcrawler2050
If he had / has Bi-Polar, then he would of had medication on his person / luggage.
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Hypothetically yes, if he were indeed travelling with
his own luggage, but that's a different matter.
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Originally Posted by webcrawler2050
He would of also, said something sooner. It's aload of tosh. It's clear.
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Go and read the quantifiable evidence including behaviours and evidence of mental instability predating his arrest, along with subsequent statements by the PM, Foreign Office officials, defence lawyers and independent psychiatrists - together with the statements as published on the reprieve site and feel free to come back and show me where it was clearly "a load of tosh".