Comments on The Pensive Quill: The differences between Saville and Hillsborough

Perfectly put Dixie a cara the only problem that ...

2012-09-30T12:17:58.729+01:00

Perfectly put Dixie a cara the only problem that "THEY" have is that not everybody has been fooled.

Glory Glory Man United!

2012-09-30T11:48:45.362+01:00

Glory Glory Man United!

"I have on a number of occasions wondered alo...

2012-09-29T23:52:45.000+01:00

"I have on a number of occasions wondered aloud or in print whom she could have meant by "everybody" and how "everybody" could have agreed on a response to a report if nobody had been briefed beforehand on what it would say."

Eamonn McCann

The families didn't know what the report contained; we saw that when some of them gave the thumbs up from behind locked doors having just read it themselves...

So it's quite obvious that they weren't part of this 'Everybody' the NIO person spoke of...

Therefore we can be sure it was this 'everybody'- whoever they were - who also decided beforehand that the annual Bloody Sunday March should end.

Ruling by fooling indeed...

I used the term "stitch up" Dixie becaus...

2012-09-29T20:52:09.025+01:00

I used the term "stitch up" Dixie because you Derry wans know all about stitching, but also one of the biggest "stitchers" is none only than Derry,s own Martybroy..

"stitch up " Dixie

2012-09-29T20:47:50.349+01:00

"stitch up " Dixie

"a senior official of the Northern Ireland Of...

2012-09-29T19:57:45.092+01:00

"a senior official of the Northern Ireland Office confronted me at about six inches range to say that my remarks were out of order. She explained: 'Everybody was agreed this was to be a day of reconciliation."

The above part of McCann's statement seems to have slipped everyone's attention.

It is quite shocking because it means that whole day was a charade. While the Bloody Sunday Families were prevented from knowing what the contents of Seville's report was and they had to go through a lock down to read it, that in fact there were those who had seen it beforehand and had agreed with the Brits that it would be accepted.

Could and possibly should have said that the stitc...

2012-09-29T10:07:01.965+01:00

Could and possibly should have said that the stitch up really started around 71.I think it was going on long before those brave men who died on hunger strike were sacrificed,they like the innocent dead of that day in Derry will possibly never see the truth set free.

Says it all really,what a fucking dirty big stitch...

2012-09-28T20:19:10.048+01:00

Says it all really,what a fucking dirty big stitch up everything that has happened here since 1981 has been.and its still going on today,with even more input from qsf.