KILLERS MUST BE TURNED IN
Killers must be turned in
MAY I extend my heartfelt condolences and the sympathy of decent people everywhere throughout the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland to the heartbroken relatives of the innocent victims who were brutally murdered in Omagh.
I would also like to express my sympathy to the doctors, nurses, police, and civilian public who had to deal with the aftermath of this atrocity and who saw so much suffering while valiantly trying to save the lives of the innocent children and shoppers who were so viciously cut down in this latest, evil atrocity.
This terrible crime is borne not of politics nor of a desire for peace, but from an evil desire within the few whose objective is simply to rule - with absolute power, despite the wishes of the majority and despite the fact that it would not be of the least benefit to the majority.
hot this reason alone the perpetrators of this callous, evil and cowardly crime must be brought to justice and made to alone; not least for the crime against humanity itself of using innocent civilians as pawns.
These murderers must be turned in - and the appeal on the lips of decent people everywhere must be this: if you know a friend, a brother, an uncle, or a lather who may have been involved with the Omagh bombing then, for the love of God if not for the love of your fellow man, do the decent thing by turning these callous murderers in.
The Alternative, which is all too terrible to contemplate, is to aid the current orchestrated descent into civil war and chaos: this is precisely what will happen until people realised that "all it takes for evil to happen is for good men to do nothing."
When I think of those poor innocents who died in Omagh I think of my husband's family in Belfast and I fear for them, like many ethers throughout the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland my family are decent ' respectable law abiding people whom I love and cherish just as those who died at Omagh were cherished.
Yet this dangerous situation continues on an almost daily basis and to the detriment of my family and everyone else in Northern Ireland - implying that the people can never win while there are despots and murderers who are allowed to roam free and plot massacres of the innocents.
It's time to fight back against this evil before it's too late and if that means calling for the return of capital punishment for murderers such as these scum then so be it, because all lives are precious.
These despots and fascists who wish to control this country make it clear by their actions at Omagh that they do not value the lives of their fellow human beings and in fact, that they see their fellow man as nothing more than a source of collateral.
SHANON CAMPBELL
N London
MAY I extend my heartfelt condolences and the sympathy of decent people everywhere throughout the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland to the heartbroken relatives of the innocent victims who were brutally murdered in Omagh.
I would also like to express my sympathy to the doctors, nurses, police, and civilian public who had to deal with the aftermath of this atrocity and who saw so much suffering while valiantly trying to save the lives of the innocent children and shoppers who were so viciously cut down in this latest, evil atrocity.
This terrible crime is borne not of politics nor of a desire for peace, but from an evil desire within the few whose objective is simply to rule - with absolute power, despite the wishes of the majority and despite the fact that it would not be of the least benefit to the majority.
hot this reason alone the perpetrators of this callous, evil and cowardly crime must be brought to justice and made to alone; not least for the crime against humanity itself of using innocent civilians as pawns.
These murderers must be turned in - and the appeal on the lips of decent people everywhere must be this: if you know a friend, a brother, an uncle, or a lather who may have been involved with the Omagh bombing then, for the love of God if not for the love of your fellow man, do the decent thing by turning these callous murderers in.
The Alternative, which is all too terrible to contemplate, is to aid the current orchestrated descent into civil war and chaos: this is precisely what will happen until people realised that "all it takes for evil to happen is for good men to do nothing."
When I think of those poor innocents who died in Omagh I think of my husband's family in Belfast and I fear for them, like many ethers throughout the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland my family are decent ' respectable law abiding people whom I love and cherish just as those who died at Omagh were cherished.
Yet this dangerous situation continues on an almost daily basis and to the detriment of my family and everyone else in Northern Ireland - implying that the people can never win while there are despots and murderers who are allowed to roam free and plot massacres of the innocents.
It's time to fight back against this evil before it's too late and if that means calling for the return of capital punishment for murderers such as these scum then so be it, because all lives are precious.
These despots and fascists who wish to control this country make it clear by their actions at Omagh that they do not value the lives of their fellow human beings and in fact, that they see their fellow man as nothing more than a source of collateral.
SHANON CAMPBELL
N London
Further Information
Publisher: BELFAST TELEGRAPH
Ref: BT/0619
Published Date: 18-Aug-98
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