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Listed below are comments made by InMyKip between Wednesday, 10th June 2009 and Saturday, 22nd August 2009.

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Religious pitch to US audience 10:10pm on 22 Aug 2009 Read

http://www.buyusa.gov/sacramento/trademissiontolibyaandalgeria.html

between the

http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c7250.html

lines
Religious pitch to US audience 9:50pm on 22 Aug 2009 Me thinks the outrage from FBI chappie is nothing more than political hypocrisy.

US Libya trade relations, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/01/02/AR2008010202832.html

draw your own conclusions
Religious pitch to US audience 7:33pm on 22 Aug 2009 #336 "Everyone should remember that the bottom line here is 270 innocent people died at Magrahi's hands. You don't have to look far for evidence that Libya remains a state that pays scant note of human rights, Scotland has helped to legitimise this regime."

I would not disagree with you for one minute that the bottom line is the death of the 270 passengers, but the ligitimisation of the Libyan regime began back in the late 90's when Libya asked to come in from the cold and Megrahi was sacrificed as the 'spy' who would help them.
Religious pitch to US audience 11:40pm on 20 Aug 2009 #66 I can't help feel that the prisoner transfer deal is the soft option, do some porridge in the UK then after a few years we'll get you back to Libya do a little more porridge and when things settle down you'll be a free man. If Magrahi was a fit and healthy man then there is no way I'd agree to him being sent to Libya under any prisoner swap agreement, he'd serve his time in Greenock. As it is his health outwitted us all including himself.
Religious pitch to US audience 10:07pm on 20 Aug 2009 Was justice done or was justice seen to be done at Camp Zeist? I think we will never know and their are probably those in high office around the world who despite their protestations otherwise are only too glad to see al Megrahi off to Libya and dead by Christmas. We should remember that al Megrahi's release is not a pardon, it does not undermine the outcome of his trial though some might seek rightly or wrongly to conclude that, al Megrahi's release is sign of compassion not forgiveness.
Elementary, my dear Watson 3:48pm on 15 Aug 2009 Could it be that al-Megrahi has dropped his appeal simply because to go ahead with it may mean him spending days or weeks in a court room attending the appeal proceedings at a time when he'd rather be with his family?

Should al-Megrahi be released, as a compassionate person I'd say yes, I'd hope our society can show more compassion than any terrorist has ever shown their victims.
Keeping time 7:18pm on 03 Jul 2009 I would never deny the right to success of any Scottish sports person, and I always celebrate their achievements but I certainly would not base my view or my vote on the future of Scotland as an independent country on the results be they good or bad of our sports people a la Sir Chris Hoy, Andy Murray, etc etc etc.
All change? 11:31pm on 10 Jun 2009 #66 that's the funniest thing you've posted all night Derek.
All change? 9:16pm on 10 Jun 2009 #48 LMAO oh you are a card, that reply was indeed desperate Derek. I think you need to start drinking sasparilla, purely for it's medicinal properties.
All change? 8:41pm on 10 Jun 2009 #42 More of an explanation than an excuse Derek. but never mind what is your excuse for Labour's grand failure?

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