24 May 2013 18:04:27
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Reading the comments of Ryan how and when have the British army killed innocent people.
And how is the woolwich killing a conspiracy.
Explain?
Ill probably get slated for this but here goes Newo.
The British army, like all other armies kill innocent people every time they go to war. Some say that's the unavoidable price of war but on many occasions innocents are killed out of rage or fear and also just for the "fun of it". While many cases may go undocumented or are simply hidden you need only search for 'Bloody Sunday' or 'Baha Mousa' to see that innocents were and still are killed by the British Army. It happens constantly, although I do think it is more prevalent among US troops, for whatever reason. There are even videos from 2007 of British Soldiers beating kids. Add in the so called 'Private Contractors' and the whole situation is even worse. If Blackwater thugs are free to kill then maybe Soldiers feel they are only doing what is allowed. On top of this it's without doubt that both the US and UK Governments have been systematically involved in torture for many years now. The whole situation is a complete mess and I don't necessarily blame those who believed they were doing good by defending their countries. The Governments who sent these, in most cases teenagers, to fight an unlawful war are to blame, in my opinion.
Captain Needa
The British army, like all other armies kill innocent people every time they go to war. Some say that's the unavoidable price of war but on many occasions innocents are killed out of rage or fear and also just for the "fun of it". While many cases may go undocumented or are simply hidden you need only search for 'Bloody Sunday' or 'Baha Mousa' to see that innocents were and still are killed by the British Army. It happens constantly, although I do think it is more prevalent among US troops, for whatever reason. There are even videos from 2007 of British Soldiers beating kids. Add in the so called 'Private Contractors' and the whole situation is even worse. If Blackwater thugs are free to kill then maybe Soldiers feel they are only doing what is allowed. On top of this it's without doubt that both the US and UK Governments have been systematically involved in torture for many years now. The whole situation is a complete mess and I don't necessarily blame those who believed they were doing good by defending their countries. The Governments who sent these, in most cases teenagers, to fight an unlawful war are to blame, in my opinion.
Captain Needa
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Was that a question aimed at me Neo? Did I say the British army killed innocent people? Really? Please show me where I said that.
Explain?
Ryan.
Explain?
Ryan.
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25 May 2013 18:03:05
It was a conspiracy, 2+ people were involved.
Liono74
It was a conspiracy, 2+ people were involved.
Liono74
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@ original post
Bloody Sunday!
Bloody Sunday!
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