Works both ways victims a plenty not all all nationalists all deserve justice.

What about the innocent protestants that was murdered wee children did you research into jean mcconville that the scum took her and murdered her in front of her children 😢😢😢😢

Stephen without investigation you have no proof to say who hurt this child or damage anyone's country

@@joprocter4573 Watch the Video, it`s perfectly clear as to who was responsible for what happened to this little girl, the only thing not stated is the person who pulled the Trigger. What more proof do you need?

@@stephensmith4480 You need to know whether the shooting was deliberate or an accident. Maybe the soldier was fired on by a sniper, fired back and hit the child.

@@jonoessex I wasn`t suggesting that it was done on purpose but everyone has to be responsible for their actions and more so, the outcome of those actions and that goes for everyone, either in public service or in the capacity as a civilian, that`s the point I was making.

@@stephensmith4480 Yes we all have to be responsible for our actions but the important point is was it deliberate or an accident? This video doesn't make that clear. It's extremely one-sided and very anti-British.

How do we know' own' didn't do for spectator blaming army.very sad adults create terrorism without thought for children.

Much better to bring their political masters to justice .

Yes this is pure IRA propaganda. If you are making a video about a disputed shooting incident you have to present the perspective of both sides not just one side.

@@jonoessex go ahead, present them

@@ShannonTubeYou I wasn't there so I don't know. The soldier who fired the shot should have been interviewed or the Army's point of view properly represented.

@@jonoessex So you're saying get both sides of the story ? Balance ? Transparency ?

@@ShannonTubeYou Yes

@@anniegrath1417 Yes I had not heard of it but have read now. It seems the truth is uncertain, one word against another (or a few nationalists word against a soldier). There are two sides but this video is very one-sided and emotive, not objective.

@@anniegrath1417 We don't. In fact Britain had a huge inquiry into the killing of Irish people on Bloody sunday and none into atrocities against us by IRA etc. The point is that AI do not criticise the IRA for human rights abuses only the security forces. The video is very one-sided and propagandistic. That is the point. The paramilitaries should be held to account as well.

@@anniegrath1417 I've already said to you that my problem is with the one-sided nature of the video and the emotive demonisation of the British Army in the video. That is exclusively my problem. I have no problem with British soldiers who have genuinely committed crimes being prosecuted but as long as IRA and loyalists are prosecuted as well. I support the legacy bill because it extends the effective amnesty the IRA enjoy to British soldiers.

@@jonoessex I am not seeing the correlation between atrocities committed by known or unknown terrorists and killings committed by a country’s Armed Forces. The MoD apologised to the family in this case some 11 years ago stating that the explanation offered by Williams, the soldier who shot this 12 year old twice in the back, was “unlikely” and they were basing this assessment on the RUC’s investigation. Majella was killed in 1976, were paramilitaries convicted and sent to prison in 1976? How many noted “suspicious killings” by British security personnel during the conflict actually led to convictions prior to the signing of the GFA? If they are seen as criminal acts now, were soldiers and other British security personnel given an amnesty from prosecution during the conflict?

@@arthurgoodness7865 The "correlation" is that the terrorists and a country's armed forces have engaged in violence and taken people's lives, they should both therefore be held accountable. In any case one person's terrorist is another persons freedom fighter. If the IRA are freedom-fighters (as their supporters contend) they should certainly be held accountable for human rights abuses the same as the British Army. They didn't find out the facts for certain. That is a crucial point, this video only shows one side as if it's objective truth. I'm not sure how many British army killings led to convictions but if someone was guilty they should have been prosecuted at the time. It's surprising that they weren't. Large numbers of IRA men were not prosecuted either. Adams and Mcguinness spent little time in prison. There was no formal amnesty for soldiers during the troubles, why so few were prosecuted is a matter for discussion. Lee Clegg was send to prison in the early 90's for a killing but got released, the fact he spent time in prison shows there was no amnesty.