Shoot to Kill 1982

[BennyCake]

What does it matter if she goes? She'll only be replaced by another numpty who knows feck all about the situation here.

This is all to get support in Parliament for closing down all historical enquiries. And you know what, I think it will happen.

This wasn't just a 'slip of the tongue'.

[balladmaker]

There's no low that these f#%^*#s won't stoop to, Bradley has to go ... and can we please have a border poll to get this BS sorted once and for all.

[gallsman]

There's no low that these f#%^*#s won't stoop to, Bradley has to go ... and can we please have a border poll to get this BS sorted once and for all.

You want the North to remain part of the UK forever, that's it, issue decided?

[Insane Bolt]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-47492069

Again this highlights the total contempt that the Tories and Unionists have for us of a nationalist background. To see the DUP mps nodding like Pavlov's dogs as Bradley gave her speech makes my blood boil.

[imtommygunn]

They are only saying what she has told them to say and is just a puppet. She still should go. I would say has to go however the boundaries for an MP to go these days are as low as they have ever been and short of some heinous crime I don't know what would cause an MP from the tories or the DUP to resign.

[Main Street]

Aidan McAnespie - never forgotten.

A former soldier is to stand trial over the death of Aidan McAnespie.
The 23 year old was shot dead as he passed through a checkpoint at Aughnacloy in February 1988.
50 year old David Jonathan Holden has been charged with manslaughter.
He has been remanded on bail to appear in Court in Belfast on February 14th.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxGA4xHZQx0

[Rossfan]

Will Flanagan and Varadkar condemn the Prosecution??

[Snapchap]

Former British Soldier David Holden has just been found guilty of the manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie on 21st February 1988. Sadly, Aidan's father passed away just a few weeks ago and didn't live to see this day come.

[Armagh18]

Former British Soldier David Holden has just been found guilty of the manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie on 21st February 1988. Sadly, Aidan's father passed away just a few weeks ago and didn't live to see this day come.

Heartbreaking.

[Snapchap]

Mad. In the hour and a half since posting the news of the first British Soldier to be convicted since the GFA (one of only handful of them to have ever been convicted in relation to a killing here), and given the high profile nature of the case, and the fact that Aidan was a GAA man, you'd have thought this news might have seen a bit of discussion/reaction 

Just one day after the British Government took it's latest step towards bringing in a blanket amnesty for all it's security force personnel, it seems (if the last hour and a half's activity is anything to go by) that gaaboarders are still more concerned about a week old story where some drunk woman said 'up the ra' to Arlene Foster.

[93-DY-SAM]

Former British Soldier David Holden has just been found guilty of the manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie on 21st February 1988. Sadly, Aidan's father passed away just a few weeks ago and didn't live to see this day come.

Heartbreaking.

A long time to wait but justice has been served to some extent.

[Kidder81]

Mad. In the hour and a half since posting the news of the first British Soldier to be convicted since the GFA (one of only handful of them to have ever been convicted in relation to a killing here), and given the high profile nature of the case, and the fact that Aidan was a GAA man, you'd have thought this news might have seen a bit of discussion/reaction 

Just one day after the British Government took it's latest step towards bringing in a blanket amnesty for all it's security force personnel, it seems (if the last hour and a half's activity is anything to go by) that gaaboarders are still more concerned about a week old story where some drunk woman said 'up the ra' to Arlene Foster.

So you only posted it to complain that nobody is commenting on it ? Strange behaviour

[AustinPowers]

Interesting to see what unionist politicians have  to say about it

Will they  be as keen  to defend him now he's a convicted killer?

Is it still a "witch hunt" dragging these soldiers through the courts?  Well, today  we have the answer

[Armagh18]

Former British Soldier David Holden has just been found guilty of the manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie on 21st February 1988. Sadly, Aidan's father passed away just a few weeks ago and didn't live to see this day come.

Heartbreaking.

A long time to wait but justice has been served to some extent.

Too little too late, a real shame his father didn't live to see today. May they both rest in peace

[NAG1]

It will be viewed as an unfortunate incident but quickly wrapped up into the witch hunt debate of young soldiers doing they job bla bla bla.

Will soon be seeing Soldier F type banners all over the usual spots.

This place is nothing if not predictable.