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al-Megrahi is coming back to the UK
I have no link - it's just a rumour doing the rounds of the Ivory Tower that I'm currently located at.
No, not Broadmoor.
- 25-08-2010, 19:26 #2Senior Member
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Cant see it myself i dont know about you but i wouldnt come back.
- 25-08-2010, 19:29 #3
Why would he? Unless the NHS provides better treatment than the Libyan health service.
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If we can't afford treatment for people with bowel cancer, we can't afford to treat him; stick him in the desert and leave him where he is
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- 25-08-2010, 19:35 #5hahahahahahahahaha... like he's got cancer...
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- 25-08-2010, 19:36 #6
You must be joking. While he was in Scotland he succumbed to cancer. Since he returned to Libya he's been doing pretty well. The Libyan health service is therefore far superior to the NHS innit?
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No, but if it's a Daily Mail story, he'll be back to claim for glasses, teeth, and pills for himself and his 7 wives! Originally Posted by maguire Cymru Am Byth.
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Flying back is he? Just a thought.................................
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- 25-08-2010, 20:29 #9Senior Member
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Once he has breathed his last no doubt his family will put in a claim,stating the cancer was brought on by the poor diet he was on whilst in Scotland.
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Could always treat him in the US. I'm sure he would receive exactly the treatment he deserves.
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