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Hillsborough Independent Panel findings and release of documents.

It's what Pickman's model says, although the favoured method among us povs was a Marigold smeared with Colman's English Mustard, and then stick a finger up the horse's arse.

Yes, it's cruel to the horse - although it causes no lasting damage.

Yes, it also makes the horse hard to control, and means the mountie and his mount have to withdraw. It's a bit more humane than laying down ball bearings or caltrops.
fortunately, perhaps for all concerned, it is rather harder to insert a mustard covered glove into a copper's arse.
 
Is this really happening? It's all too good to be true.

I know what you mean - I watched a lot of news coverage last night feeling as angry as ever at the lies and smears people have had to live with, but also almost in tears hearing Margaret Aspinall and others speak - of disbelief that it's finally come to this.
 
BBC News not mentioning how key they were in spreading the lies in the hours and days after the disaster. It wasn't all The Sun you know.
John Moston was saying live on air that the fans broke the gate and 'caused' the deaths at 3.13. Duckenfield's lie was supposed to have take place at 3.15.
 
Sorry if this is a derail, but conspiraloons should think about Hillsborough. It was a 'conspiracy', with state coordination, coordination with the press, an attempt to use all the tools in their bag. It worked because of that coordination, because of carefully nurtured stereotypes, because of process and because they hold all the cards. No fucking lizards, no mind control, just the unrelenting use of mundane power to cover up the killing of 96 people. And just the same, it was finally beaten by people seeking the truth out, but not 'truthseekers'. No arcane knowledge, no special access - it was a truth that people who were there on the day knew from the very start. Massive role for investigative journalists and people like Burnham, but most of all it was just the families refusing to give in.
 
Sorry if this is a derail, but conspiraloons should think about Hillsborough. It was a 'conspiracy', with state coordination, coordination with the press, an attempt to use all the tools in their bag. It worked because of that coordination, because of carefully nurtured stereotypes, because of process and because they hold all the cards. No fucking lizards, no mind control, just the unrelenting use of mundane power to cover up the killing of 96 people. And just the same, it was finally beaten by people seeking the truth out, but not 'truthseekers'. No arcane knowledge, no special access - it was a truth that people who were there on the day knew from the very start. Massive role for investigative journalists and people like Burnham, but most of all it was just the families refusing to give in.
yeh but precisely because it was a conspiracy it has no interest for the 'loons
 
Is this really happening? It's all too good to be true.
Real sense of disbelief here, too, mate. I never believed we'd get this. Not in my wildest dreams. Right up to hearing that the jury had made their decision quickly I was thinking 'Here we go. Another fucking whitewash, then'. But they got it totally right.

Prosecutions now, please. And serious time for anyone involved in the cover-up.
 
Just noticed at the vigil they are using the Banner with the 96 Cups with the names of the lost on, made at the time at my Arts Management Training Centre, it became a sort of shrine.
 
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