Lockerbie bomber gets compassionate release Lockerbie bomber Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi has been released from a Scottish prison on compassionate grounds and boarded a plane to return to his native Libya.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Shame on you, Scotland.
I have never said this before but I am ashamed to have been born in Scotland. There is no justification for "compassion" for the murderer of 270 people. Have the Scots forgotten about the terrorist attack on Glasgow airport or why Scottish soldiers are fighting and dying in Afghanistan?
Shame on you, Scotland.
aye, too right laddie.
very strange decisions being made here.
Pinochet was around and made a miraculous recovery,
really hope the strange kind of shit doesnt happen here.
That and it's also a way to show that people can be better then he is and show mercy.
Of course, I'd let him rot in jail, die and crap/piss all over the place. Then I'd take every prisoner to the cell and tell them to look good, hard and long look and to take a good wiff, because this is what they all have to look forward to if they don't smart'n the hell up and fly straight.
To die as a prison's freak show.
Then again, I'm also sick in the head.
The only man convicted in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing returned home to Libya to die after Scotland released him from prison Thursday, a decision that outraged some relatives of the 270 people killed when the jetliner blew up over a Scottish town.
There was a festive atmosphere with some wearing T-shirts with al-Megrahi's picture. Others waved Libyan and Scottish flags while Libyan songs blared. Many here see al-Megrahi as an innocent scapegoat of the West.
Angry relatives of victims of the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, expressed outrage Thursday after his release.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2009 ... sion_N.htm
(hope that is the correct spelling. iow... itmakesmesicktomystomach)
The Jocks and the UK have been promised a slice of something here.
Typical politicos selling out the people.
A hero's welcome for a murderer
The only man convicted in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing returned home to Libya to die after Scotland released him from prison Thursday, a decision that outraged some relatives of the 270 people killed when the jetliner blew up over a Scottish town.
There was a festive atmosphere with some wearing T-shirts with al-Megrahi's picture. Others waved Libyan and Scottish flags while Libyan songs blared. Many here see al-Megrahi as an innocent scapegoat of the West.
Angry relatives of victims of the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, expressed outrage Thursday after his release.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2009 ... sion_N.htm
Pathetic. It's enough to make you puke.
I have never said this before but I am ashamed to have been born in Scotland. There is no justification for "compassion" for the murderer of 270 people. Have the Scots forgotten about the terrorist attack on Glasgow airport or why Scottish soldiers are fighting and dying in Afghanistan?
Shame on you, Scotland.
I wasn't born in Scotland, but my grandfather was and I have a Scottish name, I never thought I would say it, but at the moment it is embarrassing.
Scotland will be popular in Libya, in fact I'm told a lot of them are waving Scottish flags, there aren't that many waving in the states and it will be that way for a while.
I used to like the Scottish National Party.
Scotland will be popular in Libya, in fact I'm told a lot of them are waving Scottish flags, there aren't that many waving in the states and it will be that way for a while.
I used to like the Scottish National Party.
I wonder if the SNP will now claim that with Libyans waving the Saltire Scotland is are now a "real" country.
I was at the world's men's curling championships earlier this year in Moncton, won by Scotland. There was a naval band there to play the national anthem of the winning country. Instead of "Flower of Scotland" they played "God Save the Queen". You should have seen the looks on the faces of the Scottish fans! That's like playing "O Canada" at a PQ convention.