39 people found dead in trailer in UK

windy shepard henderson · 02-11-2019 12:03PM

downcow wrote: »

Nonsense. Look back at the glee from many on here After they had scoured his Facebook page and found evidence that he was from a unionist background, indeed they went as far as to say he was a dup supporter. I simply challenged that nonsense and said that I would be surprised if terrorist orgs were not mixed up in it and that I would be even more surprised if it was loyalist gangs.
People slated me for suggesting the same shady republican paramilitaries that were mixed up in other stuff in the border counties would be connected.
Well it’s starting to come out and I am simply pointing this out to those who linked the dup and said I was talking nonsense
Whoever gets convicted needs to feel the full weight of the penal system and that includes the lorry driver if found guilty

I think he once regarded Dublin port as taliban central if you want to go down that route, however I couldn't care less about his background, the problem I have here is you are almost making him out to be a victim in all this

Innocent until proving guilty yes, but he knew dam well what he was doing and is more then just some young 25 year old small cog in a wheel of republican human trafficking,

downcow · 02-11-2019 03:53PM

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

Innocent until proving guilty yes, but he knew dam well what he was doing and is more then just some young 25 year old small cog in a wheel of republican human trafficking,

i am absolutely not defending him or belittling what he done. If found guilty then he is a disgusting human being who clearly knew exactly what he was doing. That can all be true and he can still be a small cog in a much bigger wheel.

weldoninhio · 02-11-2019 03:56PM

Witchie wrote: »

Hypothetically speaking...if someone was to bundle these pieces of sh*t into a refrigerated truck and drop them at a psni station, do you think they would get arrested or die from fear of suffocation like their victims did?

They died from fear of suffocation??

FrancieBrady · 02-11-2019 03:59PM

downcow wrote: »

i am absolutely not defending him or belittling what he done.

WTF are you trying to do?

windy shepard henderson · 02-11-2019 04:01PM

weldoninhio wrote: »

They died from fear of suffocation??

is it wrong to admit given the circumstances that i found this funny :pac: ???

McMurphy · 02-11-2019 04:43PM

downcow wrote: »

I haven’t followed this thread for a while. But I got slated for challenging people who were linking the dup. And it wasn’t just on here The papers had the lad driving the lorry holding an Ulster flag.
But as I suggested the truth is starting to come out. The lorry driver had been raised in a unionist house but he is a 25 year old tiny cog in a very big wheel.
The republican links are starting to appear!

FFS what is it with you and trying to make everything up north a unionist/republican thing?

The lad caught was a Protestant born man who seems to have been posing behind a northern flag, that's not good enough evidence to claim him as a loyalist imo, the other lad, I know shag all about him, but he seems to have what I would consider a "Catholic Name", is there's an Irish tint to it.

Is there's any hard evidence that it's linked to republican or to loyalist paramilitaries at present, if there was the cops would not be saying so, or maybe they have and I have missed it (I've not been following the thread closely lately)

To me it appears some lads got caught up with Vietnamese people smugglers to make a quick buck, and have been caught.

Simple as that.

US2 · 02-11-2019 05:03PM

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

FFS what is it with you and trying to make everything up north a unionist/republican thing?

The lad caught was a Protestant born man who seems to have been posing behind a northern flag, that's not good enough evidence to claim him as a loyalist imo, the other lad, I know shag all about him, but he seems to have what I would consider a "Catholic Name", is there's an Irish tint to it.

Is there's any hard evidence that it's linked to republican or to loyalist paramilitaries at present, if there was the cops would not be saying so, or maybe they have and I have missed it (I've not been following the thread closely lately)

To me it appears some lads got caught up with Vietnamese people smugglers to make a quick buck, and have been caught.

Simple as that.

More than standing behind a northern fleg , there's pic of him setting a tricolor on fire

joeguevara · 02-11-2019 05:07PM

US2 wrote: »

More than standing behind a northern fleg , there's pic of him setting a tricolor on fire

Does it really matter? It had nothing to do with the people dying and only deflects against the real issue. The only way it would matter was if it was terrorist financing.

US2 · 02-11-2019 05:21PM

joeguevara wrote: »

Does it really matter? It had nothing to do with the people dying and only deflects against the real issue. The only way it would matter was if it was terrorist financing.

Well you're after giving a big paragraph on about how he's not a unionist so it seems it matters to you.

joeguevara · 02-11-2019 05:23PM

US2 wrote: »

Well you're after giving a big paragraph on about how he's not a unionist so it seems it matters to you.

No I haven't. First time posting in this thread.

McMurphy · 02-11-2019 06:20PM

US2 wrote: »

More than standing behind a northern fleg , there's pic of him setting a tricolor on fire

That's not necessarily the actions of a loyalist, stupid kid perhaps, but I don't think that grants him automatic membership to a loyalist paramilitary group FFS.

And just for anyone who might misunderstand me, there's a difference in a unionist and a loyalist.

I've said it already up the thread anyway, it's entirely irrelevant to the subject at hand and the predicament he's now in.

US2 · 02-11-2019 06:47PM

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

That's not necessarily the actions of a loyalist, stupid kid perhaps, but I don't think that grants him automatic membership to a loyalist paramilitary group FFS.

And just for anyone who might misunderstand me, there's a difference in a unionist and a loyalist.

I've said it already up the thread anyway, it's entirely irrelevant to the subject at hand and the predicament he's now in.

What age does one stop being a "stupid kid"?

windy shepard henderson · 02-11-2019 06:59PM

US2 wrote: »

What age does one stop being a "stupid kid"?

there seems to be a lot of that crap on here the last few days , he is only a "stupid kid who made a mistake" , "still has yet to be proven guilty " a "small cog in a bigger wheel "

small cog my hole he was the driver , he was the main player if you ask me ,

stupid kid yes , very as we know , that means fcuk all he didnt just leave his home in armagh and drive across nearly 500 miles not knowing what he was doing , by all accounts he had it done several times before

the still to be proven guilty bit makes me laugh , you would want a fairly big loop hole to get out of this one

joeguevara · 02-11-2019 07:01PM

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

there seems to be a lot of that crap on here the last few days , he is only a "stupid kid who made a mistake" , "still has yet to be proven guilty " a "small cog in a bigger wheel "

small cog my hole he was the driver , he was the main player if you ask me ,

stupid kid yes , very as we know , that means fcuk all he didnt just leave his home in armagh and drive across nearly 500 miles not knowing what he was doing , by all accounts he had it done several times before

the still to be proven guilty bit makes me laugh , you would want a fairly big loop hole to get out of this one

I assume the stupid kid comment was based at flag burning rather than the heinous crime he committed.

windy shepard henderson · 02-11-2019 07:07PM

joeguevara wrote: »

I assume the stupid kid comment was based at flag burning rather than the heinous crime he committed.

no it wasn't , i think the crime is far more stupid , that is what the person was referring him to , a stupid kid that got caught up in the world of human trafficking :rolleyes: but he was only a small cog in the wheel so that makes it ok

joeguevara · 02-11-2019 07:09PM

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

no it wasn't , i think the crime is far more stupid , that is what the person was referring him to , a stupid kid that got caught up in the world of human trafficking :rolleyes: but he was only a small cog in the wheel so that makes it ok

It was in relation to standing in front of a flag. Not the crime.

I do agree it was mentioned a few posts on but theorigial comment was for the flag.

McMurphy · 02-11-2019 07:09PM

US2 wrote: »

What age does one stop being a "stupid kid"?

I suppose when you mature enough to realise burning the flag of nother country isn't all that productive or clever, and is entirely pointless?

joeguevara wrote: »

I assume the stupid kid comment was based at flag burning rather than the heinous crime he committed.

Correct.

A young lad burning a tricolour does not automatically make him a loyalist, that's purely my opinion though.

volchitsa · 02-11-2019 07:14PM

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

I suppose when you mature enough to realise burning the flag of nother country isn't all that productive or clever, and is entirely pointless?

Correct.

A young lad burning a tricolour does not automatically make him a loyalist, that's purely my opinion though.

You are correct, of course, as a general rule - but this is not just "a young lad", this is someone who is actively involved in a worldwide people trafficking operation. That means organised crime, and in Northern Ireland that probably means paramilitaries, either Republican or Loyalist.

If the driver had been Sicilian, would you be protesting about people assuming he had links with the Mafia? Especially if he had put up photos of himself with Mafia insignia!

downcow · 02-11-2019 07:22PM

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

FFS what is it with you and trying to make everything up north a unionist/republican thing?

The lad caught was a Protestant born man who seems to have been posing behind a northern flag, that's not good enough evidence to claim him as a loyalist imo, the other lad, I know shag all about him, but he seems to have what I would consider a "Catholic Name", is there's an Irish tint to it.

Is there's any hard evidence that it's linked to republican or to loyalist paramilitaries at present, if there was the cops would not be saying so, or maybe they have and I have missed it (I've not been following the thread closely lately)

To me it appears some lads got caught up with Vietnamese people smugglers to make a quick buck, and have been caught.

Simple as that.

Agree with every word of this. It was disgusting last week on here when a number of posters thought hi background was relevant and tried to link him to the dup

downcow · 02-11-2019 07:23PM

joeguevara wrote: »

Does it really matter? It had nothing to do with the people dying and only deflects against the real issue. The only way it would matter was if it was terrorist financing.

Absolutely.

downcow · 02-11-2019 07:27PM

volchitsa wrote: »

You are correct, of course, as a general rule - but this is not just "a young lad", this is someone who is actively involved in a worldwide people trafficking operation. That means organised crime, and in Northern Ireland that probably means paramilitaries, either Republican or Loyalist.

If the driver had been Sicilian, would you be protesting about people assuming he had links with the Mafia? Especially if he had put up photos of himself with Mafia insignia!

So we have came back around to the likelihood that paramilitaries are involved. I will eat my hat if loyalist paramilitaries are involved

windy shepard henderson · 02-11-2019 07:31PM

downcow wrote: »

So we have came back around to the likelihood that paramilitaries are involved. I will eat my hat if loyalist paramilitaries are involved

who ****en cares ???

McMurphy · 02-11-2019 07:46PM

volchitsa wrote: »

You are correct, of course, as a general rule - but this is not just "a young lad", this is someone who is actively involved in a worldwide people trafficking operation. That means organised crime, and in Northern Ireland that probably means paramilitaries, either Republican or Loyalist.

If the driver had been Sicilian, would you be protesting about people assuming he had links with the Mafia? Especially if he had put up photos of himself with Mafia insignia!

2 things, firstly I have now (despite being sceptical of his role in this at the beginning) no doubts that he's up to his neck in this - the more I see - the more I'm convinced of it, pending trial or not.

Secondly, the photo of him doesn't appear to be a recent photo, and at only 25 now, yeah I would have said the actions of a young lad (I wouldn't give a sh1t if it's republican or loyalist) burning a flag is that of someone who is immature and stupid.

Perhaps you seem to think I'm doubting or playing down his role in this case, I'm not, not at all.

I'm saying a photo of a fella burning a tricolour does not mean he's a loyalist or has links to loyalists paramilitaries.

To summarize, I've no doubt he's up to his neck in the people trafficking, but it will take more than a photo of a lad with a flag/burning a flag, or wearing a Rangers jersey to convince me that they're loyalist paramilitary material.

Sorry if I wasn't spelling it out clearly enough.

If it later emerges that he's balls deep with a loyalist organisation, I will firstly buy a hat, then eat it.

tipptom · 02-11-2019 07:49PM

downcow wrote: »

So we have came back around to the likelihood that paramilitaries are involved. I will eat my hat if loyalist paramilitaries are involved

Sounds like a comical media statement issued by a spokesman for the Loyalist paramilitary umbrella group.

windy shepard henderson · 02-11-2019 08:12PM

tipptom wrote: »

Sounds like a comical media statement issued by a spokesman for the Loyalist paramilitary umbrella group.

Loyalist paramilitary umbrella group? what like them gangsters from al capone era that used to shoot through umbrellas and rolls of carpet so the cops couldn't see there guns ....

Odelay · 02-11-2019 08:43PM

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

Loyalist paramilitary umbrella group? what like them gangsters from al capone era that used to shoot through umbrellas and rolls of carpet so the cops couldn't see there guns ....

Rolls of carpet??

windy shepard henderson · 02-11-2019 08:54PM

Odelay wrote: »

Rolls of carpet??

taught i seen it in boardwalk empire once.....:rolleyes:

knipex · 02-11-2019 09:30PM

US2 wrote: »

What age does one stop being a "stupid kid"?

in my case late 30's..

knipex · 02-11-2019 09:32PM

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

no it wasn't

Yes it was

Get off your high horser and Read the post in context.

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

That's not necessarily the actions of a loyalist, stupid kid perhaps, but I don't think that grants him automatic membership to a loyalist paramilitary group FFS.

And just for anyone who might misunderstand me, there's a difference in a unionist and a loyalist.

I've said it already up the thread anyway, it's entirely irrelevant to the subject at hand and the predicament he's now in.

It was most certainly calling him a stupid kid in relation to him burning a flag.

downcow · 02-11-2019 09:42PM

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

2 things, firstly I have now (despite being sceptical of his role in this at the beginning) no doubts that he's up to his neck in this - the more I see - the more I'm convinced of it, pending trial or not.

Secondly, the photo of him doesn't appear to be a recent photo, and at only 25 now, yeah I would have said the actions of a young lad (I wouldn't give a sh1t if it's republican or loyalist) burning a flag is that of someone who is immature and stupid.

Perhaps you seem to think I'm doubting or playing down his role in this case, I'm not, not at all.

I'm saying a photo of a fella burning a tricolour does not mean he's a loyalist or has links to loyalists paramilitaries.

To summarize, I've no doubt he's up to his neck in the people trafficking, but it will take more than a photo of a lad with a flag/burning a flag, or wearing a Rangers jersey to convince me that they're loyalist paramilitary material.

Sorry if I wasn't spelling it out clearly enough.

If it later emerges that he's balls deep with a loyalist organisation, I will firstly buy a hat, then eat it.

I don’t agree with Jonny dogs on much. But 100% agree with this

39 people found dead in trailer in UK

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