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I don’t disagree. Surely you will agree with the Saville Report that the 13 murdered did nothing wrong? Therefore, the only wrong is that no one has been held to account for their murder?

After the longest running public inquiry presented no evidence that any of those killed or injured were members of the IRA are posed any risk on that day, I’m going to assume they were innocent civilians. Innocent Irish Catholic civilians sure. I think lots on here still have the prejudice that...

Thanks for the insult. The original post I was replying to refers to the Good Friday Agreement as a reason why British soldiers should not be held to account for their actions that day. I was pointing out that the 13 civilians murdered on Bloody Sunday were not members of the IRA and the terms...

Those murdered by the British Army that day were not members of the IRA.