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Silad, be careful doing that mate as this comment: "He is 100% right in his article about the subject of Ken Bigley and Diana, Princess of Wales. Ken Bigley is being held up for sainthood by many, but he was not in Iraq for purely humanitarian reasons, like many of the other, less well known hostages from Aid agencies. He was being paid (well!) to be there, and was old enough and experienced enough to know the risks. Personally I would like to see a moment's silence accorded to ever single soldier, man, woman and child killed in Iraq, whether by military force or lack of sufficient humanitarian aid." echoes some made by us lot on the bigley thread in the genny. The focus of the argument should be against the poor lazy racist journalism.

obviously this author has never met a liverpudlian never mind ever been to the city. Liverpool announced a day of mourning for one of their own. The fact that the FA and other bodies chose to follow suit should mean that their reasoning is scrutinised and not that the people of the city are slurried with such lazy journalism that borders on both the ignorant and the racist.

Just seen this on popbitch, a guy asking for a copy of The S*n's front page. Dunno if Mottman and any of the HJC want to contact? link -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Anyone got an actual copy of the infamous post-Hillsborough Sun? Guy needs it for a documentary. Nick Kennedy 02087527755 ivor_the_injun, 16:48 9/8, Reply try the British Museum's Newspaper Library in Colindale. They'll deffo have a copy. Also the papers-from-the-day-you-were-born service Remember When should be able to get hold of one. 020 8763 6363 I think. onthehushhush, 17:11 9/8, Reply Try the British Library. muttleee, 17:09 9/8, Reply no but see here for accurate descript ion www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Hillsborough-disaster lesmcqueen, 16:56 9/8, Reply

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