Quote from: Milltown Row2 on Today at 12:15:17 PMQuote from: johnnycool on Today at 12:11:22 PMQuote from: seafoid on Today at 12:03:51 PMThis story is really like the one about the Stardust
Certainly a tragedy with an attempted coverup, but collusion in the North went much further than that.
British State forces actively provided Loyalists with the intel, support and equipment to carry these murders out and then did everything to prevent a proper investigation then and indeed ever since.
They also allowed stakeknife (as their agent) to torture and kill plenty, crazy place and how that system was continually allowed to operate was unbelievable
If someone made a film about it, it would go straight into the fiction department
Quote from: NAG1 on Today at 11:59:16 AMQuote from: mrdeeds on April 20, 2024, 03:37:47 PMQuote from: JimStynes on April 15, 2024, 09:56:27 PMBaby Reindeer on Netflix is very good.
Unreal. He's a great actor considering he's a comedian. Must be therapeutic playing himself. I never was as uncomfortable watching something and as quiet when over.
Couldn't sit through it.
Quote from: johnnycool on Today at 12:11:22 PMQuote from: seafoid on Today at 12:03:51 PMThis story is really like the one about the Stardust
Certainly a tragedy with an attempted coverup, but collusion in the North went much further than that.
British State forces actively provided Loyalists with the intel, support and equipment to carry these murders out and then did everything to prevent a proper investigation then and indeed ever since.
Quote from: David McKeown on Today at 12:09:54 PMQuote from: square_ball on Today at 12:02:19 PMYou're missing the bit 'after they have played the ball away'
And the last bit.
Or intentionally taking him out of the movement of play.
I see the Sunday Game hinted at being told by an official that Hampsey had made an abusive gesture after the shot had been missed. That's also a black card offence.
So I think we probably have no clue what the cards were for in order to know if they were correct or not.
Quote from: seafoid on Today at 12:03:51 PMThis story is really like the one about the Stardust
Quote from: square_ball on Today at 12:02:19 PMYou're missing the bit 'after they have played the ball away'
Quote from: LC on Today at 11:43:42 AMQuote from: Milltown Row2 on Today at 10:32:22 AMQuote from: Tones on Today at 09:46:23 AMA friend of mind works dealing with benefit claims, she does England mostly, she says it's amazing how rude these folk are, how clued in they are, how persistent they are, how confrontational they are, she says when she clearly identifies fraud and passes it to her line manager more than not it is ignored - no wonder the country if fucked!
I've said before, these people work dam hard at not working, the levels of understanding the benefit system is way above the actual people working in it
I remember being at a garage on the Shankill years ago, guy was filling up his rather new BMW, he was chatting away to a fella in the shop telling him he was heading to the dole who were interviewing him for the DLA renewal.
He was basically covered in shit, clothes were hanging on him and he smelt of booze, told him that it works every time and they never keep more than 5 minutes due to the smell.
This isn't taking away from multi national companies not paying full tax btw
No fan of them but at least they contribute something in terms of jobs etc. Your man in the Shankhill along with many other similar people in the supposed 'working class areas' contribute sweet FA. It is people like this who clog up the NHS as well.