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To: bigheadfred

What do you think of the bombing of Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie Scotland when scores of innocent American civilians were murdered in a cowardly terrorist attack?


3 posted on 12/06/2013 7:25:54 PM PST by Tailgunner Joe
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To: Tailgunner Joe

man i justed wanted a yes so i could be soooo IN

What do I think? Start at the top and kill our way down.


4 posted on 12/06/2013 7:28:40 PM PST by bigheadfred
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Well.....the US should have tracked them all down and killed them. Instead,we let the wussy lib Brito-Scots (no death penalty) get their hands on them for a civilized trial like they were zoning code violators, not mass murderers of innocents.

As it was, the lib Brito-Scots gave the muzzie butcher a resort style stay for a few years then bartered him back to Khadaffi (I still spell it the old way) in exchange for exclusive oil development contracts in Libya.

THEN, Khadaffi welched on the contracts AND started a non-dollar exchange for Libyan oil that threatened the whole worldwide Big Oil syndicate. Just coincidentally the Western/Saud orchestrated Arab spring was THEN used as smoke and cover by an Obama backed Brit/French post colonial colonial war to bomb the sheet wearing bastard into submission and a failed attempt at exile.

So, eventually the muzzie murderer did die of cancer and poor ol’Khadaffi was beaten to death like a cockroach in the kitchen by his own people.

Both now smoke turds in hell.

Long slow expensive and generally unsatisfying process to achieve the same end....justice.

But that is just my opinion and I do not feel strongly about it.


7 posted on 12/06/2013 7:48:36 PM PST by Lowell1775
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