You're definitely one who just doesn't or can't learn from recent history.No blue casualties eh.
I wonder what those killed by the Iranian SAM come under?
Yes, we were aware of David Ridleys ruling.118 said:.........
BTW are you aware of the recent goings on with the Skripal case?
I know you are NFI and have zero interest after actually closing that thread down as you had nothing to back up your anomaly-ridden official story.
That thread weirdly seems to have ground to a complete halt now.
There's nothing like a sore, under-informed loser and there are a lot on here.
The majority of you would find it hard to tie your own shoelaces.
That's where cheating and thread-banning comes in.
The Sturgess's have taken on Michael Mansfield QC as their brief.
The family’s barrister, Michael Mansfield QC, argued in submissions to the coroner that the hearing ought to be an “article-two inquest”, that which closely examined the role of the state.
Explaining the limits he was proposing to set, Coroner Ridley said: “It is my view that matters such as why Mr Skripal was living in Salisbury and what he was doing, insofar as any involvement with UK or other intelligence agencies, falls outside the scope.” (what a surprise?)
A preliminary inquest hearing is due to take place in February. No date for the full inquest has been set.
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Dawn Sturgess death from novichok: duty to protect public 'not breached' says coroner
Inquest will examine case for unlawful killing but not fatality risk in months following Skripal poisoningwww.theguardian.com
Oh and where are the Skripals?
LOL.
Guardian said:In a ruling looking at the scope of the Sturgess inquest, Ridley said that the inquest would look at the actions of the suspected Russian agents who targeted Skripal, and examine if Sturgess, 44, was the victim of unlawful killing.
Ridley said he had made Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, identified as suspects over the novichok poisoning of Skripal and his daughter, Yulia Skripal, in Salisbury in March 2018, “interested persons”, meaning they could play an active part in the inquest. But he added that he had not heard that they wished to participate.
The images of his arrest would strike a psychological blow against ISIS, Maajid Nawaz, founder of the London-based counter-extremist organization Quilliam, wrote on Facebook.
“Gluttony is frowned upon by jihadists. But also, ISIS branded themselves as fighters possessing rare courage & discipline ... meanwhile this walrus was their top religious cleric,” he said.
Bush 41 wasn't president in 1988 he took office jan 20, 1989You're definitely one who just doesn't or can't learn from recent history.
Either that or you're so stupid (Oh the irony)you're attempting to class civvies as blue/red forces.
You do know the difference between all the different classifications, don't you?
The unfortunates on that flight are classed as 'collateral damage
If you remember that exact term specifically came from the US's recent global misadventures.
Nobody else's.(Rudyard Kipling used it in 1909 in "Actions and Reactions")'.
Funnily enough Bush sr certainly give a monkeys when the septics dropped that Iranian plane all those years ago.
I wonder if these unfortunates were deemed red/ blue forces?
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Camp Cooke used to be rocket central back in 04-05. 39th Bde lived in bunkers for a time in 04 so many were coming in. Once 256 Bde came and actually patrolled aggressively the number of rocket attacks seriously fell2 Americans and 1 Brit killed in a Katyusha rocket strike at Taji in Iraq.
Not clear if they're contractors.
Well it all went tits this time last year.An R1 out of Akrotiri up and about, 9 USAF tankers out to play, USS SSGN and a pair of Arleigh Burkes enter the Gulf. Could be standard 5th fleet rotations and the like. But, one does wonder if something is about to go boom.