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Michel Chossudovsky
Almost forty years later: The 5000 page Saville Commission Report into the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre in Derry, Northern Ireland, while calling for compensation to the victims' families, fails to identify who were the perpetrators, both within H.M government and the British Army.
"The North's Public Prosecution Service (PPS) is continuing to scrutinise the Saville report to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to bring charges against British soldiers involved in Bloody Sunday on January 30th, 1972. While progress has been made on the issue of compensation there have been no substantial developments in relation to the possibility of British soldiers being charged. The PPS confirmed yesterday that the 5,000-page report by Lord Saville into Bloody Sunday remains under examination but that it is not yet in a position to rule on whether or not criminal cases can be taken against British soldiers involved in the shootings over 39 years ago." (Irish Times, September 22, 2011)
The payment of compensation is intended to whitewash Her Majesty's government.
Were these spontaneous killings or were members of the First Battalion of the Parachute Regiment obeying orders from higher up?
While the possibility of bringing criminal charges against British soldiers has been r [...]
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Michel Chossudovsky
"The North's Public Prosecution Service (PPS) is continuing to scrutinise the Saville report to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to bring charges against British soldiers involved in Bloody Sunday on January 30th, 1972. While progress has been made on the issue of compensation there have been no substantial developments in relation to the possibility of British soldiers being charged. The PPS confirmed yesterday that the 5,000-page report by Lord Saville into Bloody Sunday remains under examination but that it is not yet in a position to rule on whether or not criminal cases can be taken against British soldiers involved in the shootings over 39 years ago." (Irish Times, September 22, 2011)
The payment of compensation is intended to whitewash Her Majesty's government.
Were these spontaneous killings or were members of the First Battalion of the Parachute Regiment obeying orders from higher up?
While the possibility of bringing criminal charges against British soldiers has been r [...]
Submit your suggestion / comments / complaints on lookyp.com@gmail.com
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