But is not what I said, I don't know where you got that impression from.Quote:
Originally Posted by Éanna
They didn't want to release her, I don't know where you got that idea from.
(Typical manager?)
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But is not what I said, I don't know where you got that impression from.Quote:
Originally Posted by Éanna
They didn't want to release her, I don't know where you got that idea from.
(Typical manager?)
Its disgusting what happened to her. I think two things sealed her fate - (1) she was a British citizen and (2) apparently she was being held captive in Fallujah which was being attacked at the time. The screening of the injured iraqi being shot dead by an american soldier didnt help. Also, if reports out of Fallujah are true apparently its just the tip of the iceberg. Five seven live reported mass executions by the americans, the dumping of bodies into the Euphrates and the indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas with phosporus and cluster bombs.
sorry, I didn't put that very well. you saidQuote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
and what I meant to say was, that if they had realised it was publicity, they could have released her, rather than killing her if they wanted to.Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
Maybe they wanted to punish him for escaping first! Still not right obviouslyQuote:
Originally Posted by DolansWaistcoat
30% wanting her dead is shockingly highQuote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
absolutely. can't figure how any right-thinking individual would think like that. i guess war messes with peoples heads, and right and wrong become confused. but still, 30% :confused: :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Metrostars
I am not sure if that is how you should read it, if I recall correctly (afterQuote:
Originally Posted by Metrostars
seeing it for a second time) 70% condemed it, thats doesn't mean
the other 30% condoned it (necessarilly) I mean after all the real
'bad gay' Al Zarqawi said she should be freed ( although that may have
been a form of propaganda, although I now doubt it).
I wonder how many Americans would condem the shooting of the
defenseless wounded in a poll? Not very many I would imagine.
Or take an example from Northern Ireland, where the word regret is used
rather than condemnation.
Having said that it was a truely evil act which ever way you look at it,
and I hope I do not sound as if I am excusing it, it is utterly
inexcusable vile act comitted by what must truely be the scum of the
earth.
I hope the guys who did it don't have any martyrdom missions
planned cos they will be going straight to hell when they die, there
is no doubt about that.
Yes I see your point, I guess Al Zarqawi did not kidnap her (as I conjected)Quote:
Originally Posted by Éanna
anyway.
I suspect those who did killed her were mentally ill criminals released
from Saddams jails, I don't know if that would make anyone feel any
better about it.
It does seem clear from the earlier videos that she realised she was
in the hands of some really sick people.
It is very sad indeed. I hope the people who did it are now dead, it
is hard to imagine anyone who would harbour such people.
The proportion of misguided heartless fools is about the same evrywhere ....... sadly! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by davros
I don't believe he escaped at all,I think they made it up so they could kill him anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
I think it was the same length of time for the beheading of the americans as Bigley.
If I recall an Irish reporter and cameraman have already been killed.....making Margaret the 3rd or 4th if you include Ken Bigley to be executed.....plus any Irishmen fighting in the Royal Irish Gaurds who were killed (not sure if any have been) :(Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
They dont need to make up a reason to kill anyone.If they want to do it, they will.Quote:
Originally Posted by DolansWaistcoat
I think what is alledged to have happend was someone (a less violent individual) in or associated with the kidnapping gang let/set him free on "their watch" so to speak, but he was then found by either some local criminals who handed him back over to the gang or by the rest of the gang itself and thats when they killed him. I seem to remember reading the paper on last month, local Iraqi's had said that had happened. Although I doubt if we'll ever know what exactly happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by DolansWaistcoat
I think at least one, a Dubliner from what I recall, has been killed in action... I think another might have died earlier on in a traffic accident at their base in Southern Iraq.Quote:
Originally Posted by liam88
He was a soldier. It was a war. tough shítQuote:
Originally Posted by cfdh_edmundo
Yeah hard to argue with that, he wasnt a conscript so he knew the risks when he signed up.
Still an inappropiate response I thought.