Deepcut probe

[professorpan]

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[slimmouse]

<br><br> Bumped into a couple of deepcut guys at a couple of the political conferences when we were dishing out 9/11 stuff.<br><br> I guess at least they got their enquiry, although by the nature of enquiries these days, theres a long way to go yet. But good luck to them.<br><br> I wonder if we'll get our inquiry ? <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START ;) --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> <p></p><i></i>

[grudge]

Yep, and heyho, they are now knocking most of it down which should destroy any evidence.

Strangely, although most of it will be sold as private housing (i think) the MOD will retain ownership of some of the area.

My late father was ex RN and part time soldier and I wish they would just be honest about this.

there is evidence enough that bad things were happening and it was not being dealt with by those who should know better. Now, I'm afraid, it will go down in conspiracy theory forever because they would or could not be honest about whatever was happening.

if the deaths were a result of plain bullying or experiments that would infringe national security then they should say so or else I'm afraid we shall continue to think the worst, which is a shame as our military is something we should have a pride in, not be Deeplyashamed of.