i can understand people wanting someone out of power if they view their politics to be damaging, but she hadnt been in politics for decades and was just an old lady at that point really.

You repeatedly wished of her death and repeatedly told us all how much you'd celebrate.

You never clarified once that you'd only do so if it were of natural causes.

I seem to recall you have also revelled in the deaths and injuries sustained in the Brighton bomb. Apologies if it wasn't you, but i'm reasonably sure it was.

Brainwashing techniques have been shown to have the ability to make people kill and then not remember why they did it. I am not saying this is the case here but other assassinations in the past have had the hallmarks of possible brainwashing.
My position would be to rule nothing out.

I suppose there is the type of person who always dismisses conspiracy theory out of had and those who believe them all. I would just look at the facts as they are presented and keep an open mind.

Do we believe that David Kelly conveniently committed suicide? Or that the rather troublesome Princess Diana was in an unlucky accident?
The list of coincidences is rather long.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (20 Jun 2016 1.13pm)

im not sure i'd believe that its common for people not to remember what they've done but i dont rule out that people can be persuaded or nudged in certain directions.

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what these tell us is that Mair has a long lucid history of holding these beliefs. That would play into the idea that he did this of his own volition. In playing devils advocate though we also know from these articles that he was already known to security services. Therefore those leaning towards conspiracy could argue that he couldve been influenced in some way more recently.

I'm waiting for 'brexit will cure alzheimers ' from the Express