Bloody Sunday: Soldier F faces murder charges

[AlexWilliamsGloves]

It's the length of time between the actual events in January 1972 and his trial in September/October 2025 that most people object to.
Over half a century for what was ultimately a futile and wasteful persecution of an innocent man.
As regards to being flippant, you should take a look at your previous post comparing the Sarah Everard protests to Bloody Sunday.
One was a few hundred women shouting,chanting and waving placards around.
Bloody Sunday and other riots in Ulster at that time had gangs of rioters using petrol bombs as deadly weapons, and PIRA terrorists using Armalite rifles to snipe at security forces.
No wonder the army returned fire.
Anyway, there is no reasoning with you, so I'm out of this thread and putting you on block.
Bye.

Oooh blocked.
Think you have your timelines and facts surrounding the events of the protest that day all jumbled up.

You have dug yourself into a hole about something you know very little about.

“Returned fire” literally sums up your entire knowledge of the subject.

I don’t know what you want me to reason with, you’ve stated little more than incorrect info and assumptions.

Sorry to see you run away, luckily you don’t have Mr C with a target on your back.

Lots of love

 

[BlueAnorak]

Im not disagreeing with the fact he was found not guilty. Im taking issue with your suggestion that he/they should never have been tried at all....despite the simple facts "he" made admissions and that "they" killed 14 people. Im genuinely baffled how you can think that does not require investigation and those families get proper answers to the killing of their innocent loved ones....although tbh, i think your dismissive and flippant replies means youre just doubling down.

Mr C hasnt long left to live, so theres that

Many IRA members committed absolute heinous crimes - yet were NEVER charged because of the inability to bring charges because of the government information that 'somehow leaked' into the public domain.
What's good for the Goose is good for the Gander.