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[Splinter]

Ok, so he's dead and one way or another, it was going to happen and I have no regrets in knowing he's gone.
It became personal, lets not deny it and for many years has been so...WPC Fletcher and Lockerbie to mention just two horrors he was responsible for (some say Iran for the latter).
What i found abhorrent, were the images/videos of him alive and then dead. Much of it shown on the BBC, which is unusual for them being so PC and giving warnings all over the shop, normally.
I'm not really squeamish having seen my fair share of dead bodies, but I have some difficulty with the depth of barbarism to which the lynch mob (who killed him) actually sank. IE, to his level.
I also find staggering the request by the US Govt for the new Lybian Authorities to be more transparent about how he was killed.
What a fucking cheek!
Bin Laden anyone?

[Jerseygirl]

I've seen some pics as the story unfolded but as I said in another thread, I've no interest in seeing the vids, they would haunt me 

I also find staggering the request by the US Govt for the new Lybian Authorities to be more transparent about how he was killed.
What a fucking cheek!
Bin Laden anyone?

It is a bit of a cheek 

[keasy]

Yup, Trickster kinda started a debate on this already.

No offence...but giving the seriousness(I've yet to see it) nature of the video/images I'm moving this to the appropriate area.




http://www.woostyandkeas.com/forum/index.php/topic,6096.45.html

[Splinter]

No problem, didn't realise Trickster had started one.

[digidix]

I think they were well too graphic, thought it was stupid of our hypocritical press to publish them on the front pages