To: Maurice Winn who wrote (24607 ) 10/26/2002 5:32:50 PM From: maceng2 Read Replies (1) | Respond to So far, your case for bombing children, or anyone else, is looking pretty thin on the ground. PLUS "). Muslim "Head hackers" just slit throats. These guys liked going for lots of torture, and then a spine jarring hacking off of the head. The guys put Muslim head hackers to shame in cruelty and and evil. There were over 800 of these victims, mainly during the 70's. I used to listen to the brief TV report. Sectarian killing...Catholic. It was one or two a week usually. You plainly are ignoring this these facts.amazon.com He murdered his first Catholic in 1972, beginning a killing spree that would last a decade. Accompanied by three gang members, Murphy would typically drive through Catholic areas of Belfast at night. Once a potential victim (usually a drunken man) had been located, Murphy would abduct him, torture him, and cut his throat with a butcher knife. Murphy visibly enjoyed killing Catholics, and Dillon's graphic descriptions of several murders make for gruesome reading. (Murphy typically ``hacked through his victim's throat until the knife touched the spine'' or ``until the head was almost severed from the trunk.'') Dillon also reproduces autopsy and police reports that will have queasy readers skipping over the gory details. The Butchers proved difficult to catch because the public of Northern Ireland were accustomed to shocking levels of sectarian violence and generally refused to cooperate with police. The Butchers were finally caught when one of their Catholic victims miraculously survived, and had the courage to testify against them. amazon.com Prime Minister Peel pushed through a repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846. This split the Tory Party and Peel was forced to resign. In a powerful speech to Parliament he said, "Good God, are you to sit in cabinet and consider and calculate how much diarrhea, and bloody flux, and dysentery a people can bear before it becomes necessary for you to provide them with food?"
