by Leonmc0708 » Wed Jul 07, 2004 7:49 pm
There is no way that any form of excuse will ever be accepted for the stuff printed on the front pages of that rag all those years ago.
It is time to move on they say, try telling the family or friends of the 96 who perished on that fateful day that, it is not possible to move on, loved ones, sons, daughters, fathers, they were lost forever that day.
How can the people who tried in vain to save other people, the men and women who lifted, pulled and dragged friends and strangers alike from the pen, people who risked their own lives to save aothers, people who should be called heroes, move on or forgive an orginisation who labeled them theives and degenerates.
If their had been a full and unreserved apology, maybe some people not directly affected could have moved on, but to hide a half baked apology behind the misguidance of a football starlet and the rivalry of a competitior just adds insult to injury.
I can not express how strongly I feel about this issue, in writing this post it has evoked strong memories of that horrid day, and brought a tear to my eye. NEVER will the people behind this be forgiven.
JUSTICE FOR THE 96
