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Originally posted by shuck
Now't wrong with the Scots and Scotland...god graced that country..
Originally posted by shuck
"Im the Goddamned Batman" lol
Originally posted by Niall197
Oh you just look.
I had nothing to do with the English invasion of Ireland & I am unanimous in that.
Originally posted by Niall197
What ? Like shooting IRA terrorists dead ?
You reap what you sow, don't you think ?
Originally posted by Wotan
You even invited Gerry Adams to the White House - a known terrorist. You want to clean your own house first before you start to critise others.
We have something you wont have for many years .... a proud history. I thank God I am a proud Englishman.
Originally posted by Shazam The Unbowed
British treatment of suspected IRA members was measurably worse than current treatment of detainees at gitmo. Im not talking the invasion, Im talking about what you guys did during the troubles.
Originally posted by Wotan
yeah you are so proud, that you virtually wiped out the indiginous population of America and then imprisoned them on reservations and you still treat them bad today. Grow up you ignorant bigot.
Originally posted by theukbloke
Originally posted by Shazam The Unbowed
British treatment of suspected IRA members was measurably worse than current treatment of detainees at gitmo. Im not talking the invasion, Im talking about what you guys did during the troubles.
You mean the guys that used to bomb London streets, kill on a whim, and ask for you lot for cash and guns? Those men actually attended a court and were found guilty, how many have stood trail from Guantanamo Bay?
Between 1971 and ‘75 more than 2000 people were interned without trial by the state in Northern Ireland. Picked up without having any charges laid, or knowing when they were going to be released, detainees were subject to all sorts of treatments, some coming under the heading of ‘interrogation in depth’. Apart from prolonged sessions of oppressive questioning, serious threats, wrist bending, choking and beatings, there were instances of internees being forced to run naked over broken glass and being thrown, tied and hooded, out of helicopters a few feet above the ground. The ‘five techniques’ at the centre of the interrogators’ work were: sensory deprivation through being hooded (often while naked); being forced to stand against walls (sometimes for over 20 hours and even for more than 40); being subjected to continuous noise (from machinery such as generators or compressors for periods of up to 6 or 7 days); deprivation of food and water; sleep deprivation for periods of up to week. Relays of interrogation teams were used against the victims.
What you guys do during and after the troubles is a lot more barbaric than anything we have done - we have a system and laws and try our very best to follow them - you guys just rip-up the book of law or rewrite it to suit your short term goals.
Originally posted by Wotan
The difference is, they were not UK indiginous people and the things were done in less civilised times which cannot be said or excused now can it - see Gitmo and the US prison in Iraq.
Your Government makes me sick with its double standards. The sooner the US returns to its isolationist past the better ...... for all mankind.
Oh and I like the way you are very selective in your replies - are there some things we have said that you do not have an answer to or are ashamed of, hmm. YOU have not answered one question or statement with any proof whatsover. I suggest you go to bed now, your Mum must be calling you.