UTV | Bloody Sunday & the Saville Report

Thirty-eight years on, those searching for truth speak about their lasting hurt and the need for justice.

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20:15 on 16 June 2010, namegnaro wrote:

Right its over the result that the majority of protestants believed would happen has happened now its 1-1.Does this mean we are going to have another report to see who goes out in the lead lets just give it a rest. It sickened me and many others to hear all and sundry run down the British Army because of a few nervous armymen not sure what kind of situation they were going into and shooting off their guns into a hostile crowd of hooligans and rioters hands up who wouldn't have been nervous.But now begins the witch hunt for these brave men to be hauled before the courts and no doubt put behind bars,but i wonder will they qualify for early release under the goodn friday agreement (i doubt it) and will martin mcguiness be hunted down for his part in possibily starting the shooting on that day. Would the psni let me hold a machinegun in public and let me off with it no chance. As for the church leaders going to the bogside today was a total mistake do we all have to be seen to be apologising for these peoples death. What about the real victims in Northern Ireland what about their inquiries?.I dont mean the scum going out to murder innocent people i mean the people the scum both murdered and injured.Just a passing thought has the Saville inquiry changed the name of Londonderry to derry as it seems to be been totally dropped from the newsreporters mouths on ULSTER tv.Just another lick up to the republicans. £200 million mmmm how many lifes could have been saved with that money????. The report didnt bring back one of these people lets hope we dont have to go through another one of these but Ballymurphy mmmm

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