LOL Justice

[Colchester Kev]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8213210.stm


He should have been in a scottish prison cell until the devil comes to collect him.


Those scenes are sickening.

[Swordpoker]

Every cloud has a silver lining. The SNP will never be voted in again

[Rookie (Rodney)]

He should have been in a scottish prison cell until the devil comes to collect him.

MikkyT?

[bolt pp]

what price this thread gets locked?

[Somerled]

I'm more annoyed at the way the UK & American governments took the piss out of the Scottish judicial system with the original trial. Study the whole thing and see if you still think this bloke is guilty.

[Ironside]

Every cloud has a silver lining. The SNP will never be voted in again

u have to be joking

[thetank]

Ss there's now an empty prison cell in Scotland.

If anyone's wondering where it is, I believe it's the one besides Doonray power station and a Nokia mast.

[bolt pp]

Ss there's now an empty prison cell in Scotland.

I think he was probably in the medical wing of the prison so this is bollox, what a waste of a post, get your facts right

ive reported it to the mods for being so crap

[thetank]

I didn't want Kev to know he was getting medical attention.

It might set him off again.

[bolt pp]

looooooooooooool

[boldie]

Is there anyone (outside of America) that believes that he's guilty? I think it suited everybody fine that he had to drop his appeal to be able to be released on compasionate grounds.

Though that's beside the general point of course. I reckon that someone who only has about three months to live and is no threat to anyone should be released so they can live the last few months of their lives at home, seems like the right thing to do to me.

[neeko]

I always thought that compassion was absolute and applied to everybody.

I hope that politicians remember this case when they missuse compassion when arguing for something they want.

[G1BTW]

 I reckon that someone who only has about three months to live and is no threat to anyone should be released so they can live the last few months of their lives at home, seems like the right thing to do to me.

+1

The USA seems pretty keen on locking up as many people as possible for 200 years + , including some for crimes that don't really warrant it (3 strikes, stuff like that).

Not sure if I like the 'we wouldn't normally release someone like you in these circumstances but there's a good chance your conviction was unsound so off you go' scenario  
You have to respect the process, even if it's shit lol

lol too at the USA demanding he spend the rest of his cancer-fuelled pain in a little cold cell. Compare this to the nice big Australian mansion being occupied by the guy they paid several million $ to, to act as the only substantial witness against Megrahi. Farce!

[G1BTW]

what price this thread gets locked?

fuck you

[AndrewT]

Is there anyone (outside of America) that believes that he's guilty? I think it suited everybody fine that he had to drop his appeal to be able to be released on compasionate grounds.

This.

He didn't do it - Libya simply admitted responsibility to get trade sanctions lifted. The $2.7bn they paid in compensation was dwarfed by the money they could make once they could start selling oil again.