Bloody Sunday: No perjury charges against former soldiers

15 comments

1. Suprise suprise

2. Somehow prosecuting perjury from murderers and accomplices will be judged to be ‘not in the public interest’.

   The public of course doesn’t care about justice. /s

3. Well at least Michelle apologised on the behalf of the RA, though looking at this it’s kinda hard to tell who’s the standing army and who’s the paramilitaries

4. “Soldiers” don’t they mean “terrorists”?

5. tax paid terrorists, “Utrinque Paratus” …ready for anything. just not truth or integrity

6. As in their affidavid wasnt cleary?

7. Ok. Now let’s get the ball rolling on some prosecution trials for murder please and thank you. This is very much in the interest of the public

8. https://arethebritsatitagain.org/

9. They’d do a Bloody Sunday again no problem if they had the chance

10. Good old British justice.

11. I feel so bad for the victim’s families. It must be exhausting and frustrating to have justice blocked over and over.

12. Who’d have thought that a state with plenty to hide would be unable to effectively prosecute their own state sponsored murder squads? I for one am shocked.

13. The bastards are waiting till everyone involved is dead. There’s no such thing as British justice

14. *”Lord Saville’s official inquiry into the killings, published in 2010, concluded that all victims were innocent and posed no threat.”*

    *”It also stated soldiers involved in the shooting had knowingly put forward false accounts.”*

    The literal Saville inquiry stated this, how is this not perjury? No such thing as justice with the british.

15. lol. lmao even.