Death of Liam Adams

Delighted.

Rot in hell you filthy bastard :mad:

Must be hard for the family when someone like him dies. Like they might want to have nothing to do with him but they still have to bury him and that.

KevRossi wrote: »

Will Gerry carry his coffin?
Will he get a tricolour draped over it?
Will he get a guard of honour?
Will he get a salvo fired over his grave?

Fcuking scumbag, hope the 'good republican' died in agony.

First one - Gerry's call, not one I'd accept if I was in his shoes.

Others - has he done anything to actually earn this in the first place even before his crimes are taken into account?

vicwatson wrote: »

Well, in fairness, it was a matter of when, not if

Isn't that just one of life's truisms?

blanch152 wrote: »

According to the Guardian - "The former IRA member" - Liam Adams falls into the normal category of good republican.

They also had this to say: "The case piled pressure on Gerry Adams to explain why he did not alert authorities when he learned of the abuse in 1987.

Those same authorities were actively trying to kill every member of the nationalist community back then, you left that part out as the RUC and their associate agencies were not impartial. If it happened now with the PSNI in place, the creep would have had been behind bars pronto.

blanch152 wrote: »

What you are saying is that Gerry Adams put the republican cause ahead of the safety of his own niece and that of other children. Some people may feel that this is fair enough and that the cause was so important that child abusers could be let go free and work in youth clubs.

Other people, like me, are rightly horrified by the failure of Gerry Adams in the area of child sex abuse and believe that no political cause was worth protecting child abusers.

We are allowed have different political opinions on the issue.

Nope, the "cause" was not precedent. If the nationalist community had an acceptable impartial police force which was not trying to kill and perform harm on them on a daily basis, things would have turned out alot different. Since the GFA with the acceptance of the PSNI in nationalist areas, there has been normal policing like you are used to seeing from the Garda down here.

facehugger99 wrote: »

A morally repugnant individual from a morally repugnant family.

Hopefully his brother joins him in a fiery after-life before too long.

Is that you Rev. Ian back from the dead?

A conundrum the Boards.ie over for the armchair republicans this.

I have had many disputes about this man on here. A man I have condemned from the start. I condemn him again for what he did.
I have basic humanity for politicians of all creeds and backgrounds caught up in family situations and the problems they can cause and I don't comment on them if I am satisfied that they would not make the same mistakes again.

At one point we were led to be believe by 'upstanding politicians' like Kenny, Martin, Regina Doherty that SF was infested by sex abusers and paedophiles but of course the huge numbers claimed never materialised in reality, but those upstanding politicians knew what they were doing as did certain posters here. The old, throw enough dirt and some of it will stick trick.
I see some of them back to throw some more dirt in a valiant effort to finally get Gerry by dancing on the grave of a man whose victim they never really cared about to begin with. Like The RUC they are more interested in Gerry Adams than anything else. Pathetic.