sentenced to 12 days for murder, in UK

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/borisjohnson/8365454/Our-betrayal-of-the-Lockerbie-victims-returns-to-haunt-us.html

sinbad01
18 minutes ago
I have of course read articles casting doubt upon whether Megrahi was in fact the bomber. I don't know the truth of the matter, however Megrahi was convicted of the murder of 270 people and sent to prison.

When Gordon Brown's government engineered Megrahi's release, they effectively set the tariff for a life of a Lockerbie victim to about 12 days in prison.

I could do with a few months break, and I have a list........

Boris Johnson's hairstyle is mind blowing! Wow!

Thanks for sharing 🙂

The silliest example of applied mathematics I have ever seen.

Originally posted by KazetNagorra
The silliest example of applied mathematics I have ever seen.

division not taught in your elementary?

Originally posted by zeeblebot
division not taught in your elementary?

Yes... yes it was.

Originally posted by zeeblebot
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/borisjohnson/8365454/Our-betrayal-of-the-Lockerbie-victims-returns-to-haunt-us.html

sinbad01
18 minutes ago
I have of course read articles casting doubt upon whether Megrahi was in fact the bomber. I don't know the truth of the matter, however Megrahi was convicted of the murder of 270 people and sent to p ...[text shortened]... to about 12 days in prison.

I could do with a few months break, and I have a list........

1. It wasn't Gordon Brown's government. It was Scotland's.
2. He was released for humanitarian reasons (whether you like them or not).
3. He wasn't guilty in the first bloody place. The whole trial was a scam.

Originally posted by KazetNagorra
The silliest example of applied mathematics I have ever seen.

If you go to jail for killing no-one, you get a division by zero error 🙂 .
Or you could interpret it as infinite jail time per person killed.

Originally posted by zeeblebot
I could do with a few months break, and I have a list........

Just join the CIA, go to Pakistan, and you might get diplomatic immunity.

Originally posted by shavixmir
2. He was released for humanitarian reasons (whether you like them or not).

Bogus humanitarian reasons.

Are the 30 days he had left to live up yet?

He was sentenced for life imprisonment, actually. So that's an infinite number of days per murder.

Originally posted by Palynka
He was sentenced for life imprisonment, actually. So that's an infinite number of days per murder.

Indefinite is not the same as infinite. No one lives forever!

Originally posted by Teinosuke
Indefinite is not the same as infinite. No one lives forever!

Over on Spirituality they say they do.

Originally posted by FMF
Over on Spirituality they say they do.

:'(

Originally posted by zeeblebot
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/borisjohnson/8365454/Our-betrayal-of-the-Lockerbie-victims-returns-to-haunt-us.html

sinbad01
18 minutes ago
I have of course read articles casting doubt upon whether Megrahi was in fact the bomber. I don't know the truth of the matter, however Megrahi was convicted of the murder of 270 people and sent to p ...[text shortened]... to about 12 days in prison.

I could do with a few months break, and I have a list........

Bernhard Goetts only got 8 months

Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Bernhard Goetts only got 8 months

Because he was acquitted of all charges but illegal gun possession.

You're not supposed to go to jail for crimes you're acquitted of.