Gangland Shootings Cont'd [Mod Note in Post #1 updated 27/01/20

Googleyes

Cops raiding CP compound atm

circadian

minikin wrote: »

Disappear the heads of each gang, demolish their family homes, crush their X5s and let it be known the same will happen to anyone else who fancies themselves as a gang boss.

These scum need to understand that decent society won’t tolerate them, won’t respect their rights and won’t miss them.

(Of course none of this will happen because “muy rites” but it’s the only thing that works... the SAS certainly calmed the jets of certain headbangers up north... would not have come to the negotiating table without it)

Aye coz the Provo's were rolling in it with their massive gaffs, BMWs and fancy watches during the troubles.

pakiebonner

Chalk McHugh wrote: »

Can we have a seperate thread on Garda helicopters as well?

And a separate thread on separate threads

Ladjacket

Louskerr123 wrote: »

Apart from having the initials correct of the people involved along with their location, it is more of a Chinese whisper version.
If you flick back several pages on this thread, there was a very good synopsis given by a poster here.

do you happen to know what post number it is?

Oswald Mosley

Wats the thinking behind people using initials on wats app messages

I don't get it do they not know who these people are

tayto lover

Bounty hunter 123 wrote: »

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They might connect him to the murder scene with forensics.

Googleyes

Steviewinger wrote: »

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How reliable is your source please explain?

Oswald Mosley

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

I don't think a lot of people would support the return of capital punishment, seeing as most civilised countries have moved on from that.



Good man, Oswald - should we get a squad with brown shirts and shiny leather boots to do the clean up, like the good old days?

Any better ideas I'm all ears

Granny15

Any word on the whereabouts of Aiden Gavin?

P.Walnuts

BlackandGreen wrote: »

Does it matter if any of them get charged in this country? They'll be out in a couple of years anyway to continue their cancerous existence.
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Yeah the average time served for a murder in Ireland is 2 years, what an absolute joke.

EMPunk

Oswald Mosley wrote: »

Wats the thinking behind people using initials on wats app messages

I don't get it do they not know who these people are

Well pal you were in here a few hours ago throwing around the full name of an innocent family man , whats the thinking behind that???

Steviewinger

Googleyes wrote: »

How reliable is your source please explain?

Saw it on WhatsApp

Oswald Mosley

EMPunk wrote: »

Well pal you were in here a few hours ago throwing around the full name of an innocent family man , whats the thinking behind that???

Please... it was wrong info thread is full of fake news. But innocent? Dont make me laugh mate.

For Forks Sake

P.Walnuts wrote: »

Yeah the average time served for a murder in Ireland is 2 years, what an absolute joke.

You're very, very wrong there.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/new-12-year-minimum-sentence-for-murder-to-be-set-1.3490994

The vast majority of the approximately 350 life-sentence prisoners in Ireland are there for murder, and can only be released by the Minister for Justice on the advice of the Parole Board.

Under the current system, a life-sentence prisoner must serve a minimum of seven years before being considered by the board. The Parole Bill will see this rise to 12 years, Mr Flanagan told the Parole Board’s annual conference

Although prisoners are first reviewed after seven years, in practise they are never released at this stage and often have to go through many reviews before release. Currently the average life sentence lasts 22 years.

The shortest term for murder in recent years was served by Stephen Doyle, who spent 13 1/3 years inside. The board released Mr Doyle because of his efforts at reform, including setting up an organisation while in prison to assist ex-inmates.

The Satanist

BlackandGreen wrote: »

Does it matter if any of them get charged in this country? They'll be out in a couple of years anyway to continue their cancerous existence.

I'm not so sure that is the case with gangland murders

There's countless amount of groups like this around dublin and once this is all over we'll be discussing another group of dirtbags doing the same ****.



Dublin just has an eternal knacker problem. It's some ****ing kip.

Even this thread is filled with knackers squaring up to each other and accusing each other of lying etc.



Just go back and look at the phone call videos of these knob-jockeys. Really paints a picture of the type of utter rétards we're dealing with.

Except the last 150 odd pages are about Co. Louth.

Louskerr123

Ladjacket wrote: »

do you happen to know what post number it is?

4978

Bounty hunter 123

tayto lover wrote: »

They might connect him to the murder scene with forensics.

Difference between connecting and conviction.

Thethunder

Steviewinger wrote: »

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"apparently" in other words its bulls**t. Would be a great thread if the idle speculation was cut out. Nobody has been arrested yet in connection with that murder.

Omackeral

P.Walnuts wrote: »

Yeah the average time served for a murder in Ireland is 2 years, what an absolute joke.

For Forks Sake wrote: »

You're very, very wrong there.

For forks sake :rolleyes:

tayto lover

Bounty hunter 123 wrote: »

Difference between connecting and conviction.

Tell that to Graham Dwyer and Joe O Reilly.

P.Walnuts

For Forks Sake wrote: »

You're very, very wrong there.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/new-12-year-minimum-sentence-for-murder-to-be-set-1.3490994

Have you ever heard or sarcasm my friend?

Jesus Christ

rondog

Probably cant announce the latest victims and murderers til its relased in the news so removing their names.

u140acro3xs7dm

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

They are well known.

They work with another lad from ballyer who was also recently targeted by CAB (He'd be very well known)

The lad with the cats?

rondog

Thethunder wrote: »

You definetly won't get banned for posting that.

Only realised that then immediately removed the post.

Stevieluvsye

Ariana Noisy Farming wrote: »

The lad with the cats?

Yes that one

Dclass

Man I love this thread!!! Never a dull moment

Oswald Mosley

Dclass wrote: »

Man I love this thread!!! Never a dull moment

Except that time the lads were talking about Japan that was pretty dull tbf

Dclass

I can make an exception there lol

Granny15

Once that school bell rings ders pandemonium on this thread

tayto lover

Bounty hunter 123 wrote: »

Just going on Rl mo has been connected before for certain crimes but when comes to the crunch he gets off

Maybe witnesses were afraid to go to court.
Forensics have no fear.