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surely that's not suggesting he was murdered? or are they only protecting national security?, or maybe even individuals concerned?
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twas probably a dogging game gone wrong!
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Most seem to think it was murder, this certainly does not dispel that theory thats for sure.
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the freemason, thomas hamilton, who murdered all the kids at dunblane, records won't be released for 100 years.
check out his connections with mps. |
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Things never added up with the suicide. Murder could have been the cause.But rule out goverment,or the Intelligence Services. Thats just more conspiracy theories. Which in reality is great,but a load of old Baloney
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So you think its murder but you think the government probaley didnt have anything to do with it.
Hmmmm A random attack then. That is one hellava coincidence you are talking about. A war which has cost the tax payers of this country billions of pounds, and millions of people killed and the guy who was about to blow the whistle to stop it in its tracks suddenly dies and you think it was probaley a random assault. Phewww |
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If the official line of suicide had any credence then the post mortem results woud've been delivered by an express courier, not 70 years later.
Any theories of dr kelly being 'randomly' murdered are laughable. |
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express courier - suicide!
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Where have i said it was murder.
I just said that the suicide findings did not add up. So could have been on that basis,but highly unlikely. A planned murder,with so many question marks. And we get to know all the facts as to why it was not suicide by some. I dont think so. But it gets people talking |
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have i lost u somewhere sparkmaster? if it had been suicide the pm results would have been available asap (express courier) ! a bit of political licensed sarcasm
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CIA DID IT.
sparky knows. |
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i will go for....blair, in the conservatory,with the rope!.......come on guys...i must have at least 1 of the 3 correct?
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i can only rule one out, the conservatory, so u still got 2 chances
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i only went for blair...because balls,rope,conservatory sounded too kinky!
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total balls, keep on the thread
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On March 13, 1996, Thomas Hamilton walked into Dunblane Primary School and shot dead 16 young children and their teacher. In the wave of public shock and revulsion that followed the massacre, handguns were banned throughout the UK. Hamilton, who had been investigated for sexual abuse against children, had 6 handgun licenses.
The 108 documents seen by the inquiry into the Dunblane killings were sealed by the 100-year secrecy rule, usually invoked to protect the heaviest state secrets? (Guardian 14.02.2003) George Robertson, then NATO Secretary General, sued the Sunday Herald over claims about his connections to Hamilton? The claims were not even made by the Herald, but by a member of the public on the publication's web forum. (Scotsman 10.03.2003) Robertson is known to have heavily supported Hamilton's gun licence applications, which would not normally have been approved for someone with Hamilton's record. What happened to the story that "very senior" government figures were among the thousands of suspects traced by police in their operation to catch "paedophiles" who download child porn, including one former Cabinet minister who is still active in European politics? (Sunday Herald 19.01.2003) Why was that never followed up or developed? |