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Originally posted by phroziac
The end of the world kicks arse. Its obvious that ive been right about the 2012 doomporn. Its not the "end", jusy teotwawki. Total world revolution, tptb will be in jail instead of in power...
Originally posted by glen200376
Don't hold your breath with Der Fuhrer Salmon and Mcaskill,remember the Lockerbie bomber?
Originally posted by justwokeup
reply to post by bigyin
It was entirely the wrong decision. He should have coughed his last breath alone in a bare hospital ward smelling of piss and disinfectant.
Instead he got to see his family again.
All kinds of wrong.
The scottish parliament is a lower league for crooks not smart enough to make it at national parliament level. Don't hold your breath.
Originally posted by bigyin
Originally posted by justwokeup
reply to post by bigyin
It was entirely the wrong decision. He should have coughed his last breath alone in a bare hospital ward smelling of piss and disinfectant.
Instead he got to see his family again.
All kinds of wrong.
The scottish parliament is a lower league for crooks not smart enough to make it at national parliament level. Don't hold your breath.
Fortunately in Scotland we have a much more compassionate outlook than many other countries.
For this reason we have a law which says that if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness whilst in jail you can be released on compassionate grounds.
Personally I'm very proud of our legal system and I feel sorry for anyone who doesn't agree with it.
Originally posted by bigyin
Originally posted by glen200376
Don't hold your breath with Der Fuhrer Salmon and Mcaskill,remember the Lockerbie bomber?
Ha Lockerbie .... well the guy is now dead so McAskill was right and I for one thought it was the right decision.
The problem is if any jailed bankers fein illness they might get released early
Originally posted by yorkshirelad
Originally posted by bigyin
Originally posted by justwokeup
reply to post by bigyin
It was entirely the wrong decision. He should have coughed his last breath alone in a bare hospital ward smelling of piss and disinfectant.
Instead he got to see his family again.
All kinds of wrong.
The scottish parliament is a lower league for crooks not smart enough to make it at national parliament level. Don't hold your breath.
Fortunately in Scotland we have a much more compassionate outlook than many other countries.
For this reason we have a law which says that if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness whilst in jail you can be released on compassionate grounds.
Personally I'm very proud of our legal system and I feel sorry for anyone who doesn't agree with it.
But it is not automatic. It still requires an assessment by the authorities. Surely the balance between the nature of the crime, extenuating circumstances and the grief still felt by the victims should be weighed up. In this case they got the balance wrong........you may have noticed !