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*PIC AND PUBLISH* David Cameron to express "regret" over Hillsborough - Telegraph...
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Camoron finds another bandwagon - Hillsborogh
Any chance of him making a stab at actually trying to run the country this parliament?
*PIC AND PUBLISH* David Cameron to express "regret" over Hillsborough - TelegraphLast edited by sunnoficarus; 09-09-2012 at 12:02.
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Why are people always apologising for everything and anything even if it isn't their fault. It's always the Brits saying sorry, isn't it about time that people like Adams and McGuiness apologised?
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Despite everything that the Conservative party can be blamed for in that era, a load of ticket-dodging Scousers crushing others to death isn't one of them.
If it had been, I might have voted for them.We need people who look to the stars, holding the nation and the world in their hearts but at the same time we need down-to-earth people who can do serious and trying work.
In a definite sense, a country's power and prestige isn't only a reflection of its economic power but also a reflection of its people's quality and morality. Moreover, I think the latter is actually more important in the long-term.
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Hmmm... public self flagellation and national soul cleansing. This sort of behaviour normally masks a bad news/ Tory embarrassment story. Worth looking out. What a cnut.
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- 09-09-2012, 11:38 #5Adams and McGuinness were responsible for Hillsborough? I didn't know that. Shocking.
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That must be a typo, I heard it was Adnam's and Guinness at fault, along with Stella and Carling. Originally Posted by k13eod
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From what I've read the scousers defence appears to be "we always act like cunts and despite knowing that plod didn't protect us from ourselves". Bottom line, scousers crushed a load of other scousers because of their bad behaviour.
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The only product of Cameron's 10 Downing St seems to be various vapid PR stunts like this (of course it's the only thing he knows). I have yet to work out whose vote Cameron is actually after. So far it certainly isn't mine. I don't understand why he is so determined to stop me voting for him, but he works on it pretty hard. Presumably he is hoping that a shower of drunken Liverpudlian louts will vote for him instead.
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Thiomas Babington Macaulay, quoted by Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fisher of Kilverstone: 'Moderation in war is imbecility!'
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27 years ago, i remember watching saturday grandstand (before live televised games) as it unfolded, tragic but how the hell are people still making money off by inestigating it 27 years later, trying to aportion blame or anything.
Is it the scouse grief whores unable to let go? Old_n_fat summed it up nicely, the FA got rid of terraces, and the scousers have done fuck all on the pitch since.
If someone is being paid to investigate hillsborough 27 years later (hopefully not by the tax man), Tony Blair should wipe that smile off his face cos his time will come.I’ve heard that fact, that is you eat more than 6 bananas it will kill you.
I saw a bowl with 7 bananas in it, and i thought, that’s dangerous.
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The memory of that event is still fresh and raw, in the memory of Liverpool. To be honest, relatives of mine have died, at least two before their time, but after a few months, I got over it. After a few years, I look upon it as history. What is it with some people/races that they keep the memory painful by constantly going on about it?
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'My relatives died at Hillsborough, twenty four years ago, oh yes please, and some bacon too please.'Last edited by Chef; 09-09-2012 at 18:56.
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