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Money spent on Bloody Sunday enquiry

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£150 million

Surely that is money that can be spent on the NHS, or in jobs?:shrug:

Any opinions?

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Probably but it's a case of things "seeing to be done"

End of the day the only person to blame is whatever fuckwitt thought it was a good idea to take one the brittish Army's most succesful, and frankly, most Nails units... out of a full on active urban warzone, and drop them RIGHT into a civil crowd control situation.

Everything else.... who shot who and in what order is somewhat secondary to that.

And it was still sod all to what happens in the middle east 5 times a day.

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True.

And the government say there isn't a war here, it's a 'criminal conspiracy'

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Christopher Owens wrote: True.

And the government say there isn't a war here, it's a 'criminal conspiracy'

LOL well sure that's till an upgrade from "troubles" "a bit of a tiff" "a spot of bother"

And lets face it, aprt from the odd guy with leather patches on his jacket who can actually read and understand Irish history, they pretty much are just crims :D

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LOL.

I really don't see the point in this enquiry. We know what happened that day. It's just the family whinging 'He only went out for a certon of milk...'

This place lives in the past.

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