"#BloodySunday is the most notorious example of #stateViolence in the north — but it is not unique. Across the north of #Ireland, hundreds of families bereaved by the British state faced the same brick wall: no investigation, no disclosure, no accountability." - John Finucane
"The #BloodySundayMurderTrial Shows the Reality of #BritishJustice": https://tribunemag.co.uk/2025/10/the-bloody-sunday-murder-trial-shows-the-reality-of-british-justice/
How the British and Irish papers covered the verdict in the Bloody Sunday murder trial – The Journal
How the British and Irish papers covered the verdict in the Bloody Sunday murder trial The JournalWhy did the…
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So, multiple soldiers "totally lost all sense of military discipline" and peaceful protestors ended up dead.
Yet no one is held accountable.
I can't really call that justice.
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BBC News - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cglgk5p1l33t
Reaction as Soldier F found not guilty of all charges in Bloody Sunday murder trial - BBC News
Britain's colonial murders continue to go unpunished.
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Former Paratrooper Acquitted of Bloody Sunday Murders After 53 Years
Another slap in the face for justice after 53 years. Soldier F walks free for slaughtering James Wray and William McKinney on Bloody Sunday, despite eyewitness soldiers pointing fingers. The British state's protecting its killer paratroopers, burying the truth about that Derry massacre once more.
Former Paratrooper Acquitted of Bloody Sunday Murders After 53 Years
Another slap in the face for justice. 53 years and the truth still gets buried. The victims' families are left with nothing, and the system keeps protecting those who should be held accountable.
@bbcnews And Dave Cleary, aka "Soldier F", is somehow found not guilty for murdering multiple unarmed civilians during Bloody Sunday...
Key Statements Admitted as Evidence in Soldier F Bloody Sunday Trial
In the trial of Soldier F, a former member of the Parachute Regiment accused of murdering two civilians during the Bloody Sunday shootings of 1972, the judge has allowed key statements from other soldiers to be used as evidence. The trial is taking place at Belfast Crown Court, where Soldier F is ac... [More info]
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