English people hate injustice just as much as anyone else, it's the English police, judiciary and politicians who are a fucking disgrace. Not the decent English people.
Looks my mum irish she grew up in the troubles and the trouble was just hell for everyone it was basically our vietnam. The English came in the help because of the Catholic and protestant problems was getting pit of hand. And it was bad in the beginning but not as bad as what was too come in 1972. After the events of bloody sunday young boys got anger and hatred in there hearts for the English and the ira git hundreds of young boys joining them. Within a year the ira start bombings in England and shooting police and then the guildford bombing happen and people were fuming so the police basically found the first young lads who had recently been to England and made an example out of them. It was hell for everyone no side can really be blamed so much blood and lives lost
And now the British judiciary are dealing out injustice to Julian Assange - his 5th Christmas in Belmarsh, no charges, an innocent man held in solitary confinement for almost 5 years. Free Assange
My heart goes out to Gerry's mum. She seemed like an absolute star. An to loose her husband the way she did aswell as dealing with Gerry's wrongful conviction and incarceration for all them years. If theres a heaven shes in it
Being Irish in London any time was a fkg disaster. In my parents dsy there were advertisments for house rentals in London which openly said 'No dogs, no Irish'. Such racism, on top of eight centuries of unreleived misery. Nobody does racism like the British.
@@erinundra My mother told me about that when it came to renting a house it would say "No Dogs No Irish " I was only a kid and i remember thinking that can't be right, it was only when I got older did I realise how true it was.
She was a fine lady who loved supported her husband and son it was a awful miscarriage of justice the hatred Gerry and Guiseppi faced in prison was terrible.Guiseppi died in custody a harmless sick man Gerry’s life was ruined he turned to drugs alcohol never re built his life..
How could he? 15 years being locked up for something so horrific, when you didnt do it. The whole world hates you. Theres no escape from the hate. The best years of his life spent in a box. Its brutal. His fathers life taken by it. The guilt of that alone would have been too much. I wouldnt have made it as far as he did. Id probably have topped myself. Poor man.
@@tonywilliams7152 Under the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act, all investigations into cases relating to the Troubles are to end on May 1, 2024 including civil cases and inquests which have not reached their findings stage. The Act offers a limited form of immunity from prosecution for such offences for those who co-operate with a new body aimed at truth recovery.
@@MarieCassidy-zd8sc Hello .. May 1st you say? Now this time as passed, Please could you tell me the outcome of this Marie ? Thank you & God bless you in Abundance ❤🧎🏻🧎🏿🙏🏼🧎🏼😇🙏🏿🧎🧎🏻➕
Really weird watching this. I bunked off school that day to see them get out aged 14. That is me shouting ‘you tell them Gerry’ when he gives his speech in front of the media. Sadly he is no longer with us. Thankfully the Birmingham Six were released 17 months later but it took until 1997 for the Carl Bridgewater stitch up to be exposed.
@@charlesduggan7600Certainly in the mid 70s it was a case of any Sean, Mick or Barry will do. It is worth pointing out one of the Guildford Four, Carole Richardson, was actually English and had zero connection with Ireland other than the fact her boyfriend was Paddy Armstrong. In fact eight people were initially charged with the Guildford bombings, including a Northern Irish Protestant. He and the other three who eventually had their charges dropped only escaped the same fate as the Guildford Four because they didn’t sign false confessions.
I remember this moment...I also just watched the movie, "In The Name Of The Father." I made me come here just to watch these clips again ....such injustice!!
Mi magyarok abszolút átéreztük az Apám nevében filmet..hiszen mi magunk is ártatlanul lettünk szétdarabolva egymástól elválasztva és idegen rabigába kényszerítve...üdvözlet Erdélyből.
Just learning about this terrible injustice once again committed by the British so I can teach my homeschooled children about it. Im Palestinian and we share a close bond with the Irish and watching my family go through the same thing right now. Rip Giuseppe Conlon and Gerry
I've learnt about this story by watching the extraordinary Jimmy Sheridan movie when was at the big screen if not wrong mid 90s, I recall after having watched that film that I felt so sad about the story and in particular I felt and still feeling emotional about the realtionship between father and son or at least how it has been described and told by Jymmy Sheridan, unfortunately this 'terrible ''mistakes'' are still happening, also in my country as anywhere, not to mention wrong dead penalties.... to be honest nothing can pay you back for the wasted time that you have rot in a jail nothing can pay back for the pain of having seeing your father dying in front of you as an innocent man locked up in 4 walls, there's no money that can relieve that pain. those who have committed this terrible crime will pay because divine justice is the only one that truly reapairs everything, this for those who believe as Giuseppe and as many more
This is one of the Reasons why I do not Support the Death Penalty in case there is a Miscarriage of Justice and what Made Me a lifelong Abolishonest was Derek Bentley and look how long that tuck into Clearing his Name 45 year's
I never had any ill feeling towards Irish people nor did i know anyone else back then. And it never stopped the movement of Irish into England. I just was into music and having fun with anyone who i crossed paths with. Who cared if you were ruled from Dublin or London? They were as incompetent and out of touch as each other. Nobody gave a toss and was hyped up by the IRA and irish community living abroad.
You only have to go back to the 1972 "Widgery Tribunal" into the events of Bloody Sunday 30th January 1972 in Derry, and see how "British justice" was done, when that report cleared all of the army and put the blame on to the civil rights. No surprise that British justice was so wrong in this case.
15 years for noting god bless them I was absolutely heartbroken and devastated I played the Guildford four gerrys conlons lawyer did a amaziing work a note was not shown to the judge it sa not to be shown to the defence gerry Patrick conlon was activist and a gud man and I pray to God his father got the justice and seri g gerry I have cried tears ov happiness❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gareth pierce was gerrys lawyer who showed the note at the trial in 19 89 lovely lady x and after gerry got the freedom he said I'm going out the front door a free man and Paul hill said I'm going the same way through the front door like gerry x
Gerry Patrick conlon been reading his books and I love the movie in the name of the father gerry Patrick Armstrong and Carol Richardson and Paul hill and Patrick gerry I thank god justice was done for quipped gerrys father and justice was done the court ov appeal quashed it and the Guildford four served 15 years for rip gerry Patrick conlon Paull Hill and Carol Richardson ❤❤
@@slartybobfoster2273 The IRA wouldn't allow anyone like Gerry and the other 3 join their cause, Gerry and the other 3 were the type that would have drawn the police to the IRA, And Gerry was beaten and forced to sign a confession, I'd hate to see you on a jury.
@@i.marr.6688 What I meant was that the IRA admitted carrying out the attacks, specifically the Balcombe street gang. Though I appreciate that wasn't clear in that comment. That was a typo, should have said They* (The IRA) and not implying Gerry and the rest.
Justice was done, only after the British Establishment got their pound of flesh on innocent people. Being Irish means your guilty was the war cry at the time..The authorities knew they never done it. RIP Gerry Conlon..Apples will grow on a Lilac tree first, before the Brits would admit they were wrong.. Carole Richardson RIP..His book called "Proved Innocent" was a great read,easy reading,and i walked every step of the way with Gerry..
I shed tears of pure joy seeing this day these walk free through the front door to speak up , 1 love government snides wanted them to slip out the back silenced, so beautiful to see these finally free never no justice but sure with you all peaceful lives and happiness
Eres un ejemplo de fuerza y coraje gerry descansa en paz junto con Giuseppe , me inspiras a luchar yo tambn estoy viviendo una injusticia estuve preso unos dias por un delito que cometió otro compañero de trabajo y al dia de hoy estoy suspendido de mi trabajo injustamente
I'm English, and it makes me fume to see how the Irish was treated. The police and politicians are a fucking disgrace.
English people hate injustice just as much as anyone else, it's the English police, judiciary and politicians who are a fucking disgrace. Not the decent English people.
Looks my mum irish she grew up in the troubles and the trouble was just hell for everyone it was basically our vietnam. The English came in the help because of the Catholic and protestant problems was getting pit of hand. And it was bad in the beginning but not as bad as what was too come in 1972. After the events of bloody sunday young boys got anger and hatred in there hearts for the English and the ira git hundreds of young boys joining them. Within a year the ira start bombings in England and shooting police and then the guildford bombing happen and people were fuming so the police basically found the first young lads who had recently been to England and made an example out of them. It was hell for everyone no side can really be blamed so much blood and lives lost
and then again your are preaching to other countries what democracy is 😂😂😂😂😂
And now the British judiciary are dealing out injustice to Julian Assange - his 5th Christmas in Belmarsh, no charges, an innocent man held in solitary confinement for almost 5 years. Free Assange
My heart goes out to Gerry's mum. She seemed like an absolute star. An to loose her husband the way she did aswell as dealing with Gerry's wrongful conviction and incarceration for all them years. If theres a heaven shes in it
Been Irish in London in 70s and 80s 90s was a fucking disaster
Why go there then? Oh thats right Ireland was and still is a failed state with your industrial schools.
Being Irish in London any time was a fkg disaster. In my parents dsy there were advertisments for house rentals in London which openly said 'No dogs, no Irish'. Such racism, on top of eight centuries of unreleived misery. Nobody does racism like the British.
@@erinundra My mother told me about that when it came to renting a house it would say "No Dogs No Irish " I was only a kid and i remember thinking that can't be right, it was only when I got older did I realise how true it was.
being a black man at that time was worse
She was a fine lady who loved supported her husband and son it was a awful miscarriage of justice the hatred Gerry and Guiseppi faced in prison was terrible.Guiseppi died in custody a harmless sick man Gerry’s life was ruined he turned to drugs alcohol never re built his life..
How could he? 15 years being locked up for something so horrific, when you didnt do it. The whole world hates you. Theres no escape from the hate. The best years of his life spent in a box. Its brutal. His fathers life taken by it. The guilt of that alone would have been too much. I wouldnt have made it as far as he did. Id probably have topped myself. Poor man.
@@tonywilliams7152 Under the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act, all investigations into cases relating to the Troubles are to end on May 1, 2024 including civil cases and inquests which have not reached their findings stage.
The Act offers a limited form of immunity from prosecution for such offences for those who co-operate with a new body aimed at truth recovery.
He was such a cutie
@@MarieCassidy-zd8sc Hello .. May 1st you say? Now this time as passed, Please could you tell me the outcome of this Marie ? Thank you & God bless you in Abundance ❤🧎🏻🧎🏿🙏🏼🧎🏼😇🙏🏿🧎🧎🏻➕
@Mikey-mu1gj The outcome of ??????
Really weird watching this.
I bunked off school that day to see them get out aged 14.
That is me shouting ‘you tell them Gerry’ when he gives his speech in front of the media. Sadly he is no longer with us.
Thankfully the Birmingham Six were released 17 months later but it took until 1997 for the Carl Bridgewater stitch up to be exposed.
my Dad told me they were set up, no one would question that an irish man was not guilty
@@charlesduggan7600Certainly in the mid 70s it was a case of any Sean, Mick or Barry will do.
It is worth pointing out one of the Guildford Four, Carole Richardson, was actually English and had zero connection with Ireland other than the fact her boyfriend was Paddy Armstrong.
In fact eight people were initially charged with the Guildford bombings, including a Northern Irish Protestant. He and the other three who eventually had their charges dropped only escaped the same fate as the Guildford Four because they didn’t sign false confessions.
It was a terrible time for the Irish people living in England we were all suspect to the police who took their anger out on us just for being Irish
Yeah, many people pay the price for the ones who are able to perpetrate horrible acts, it must be sad.🇮🇪❤
and black people too, and i should know being mixed race
Rip gerry
I remember this moment...I also just watched the movie, "In The Name Of The Father." I made me come here just to watch these clips again ....such injustice!!
I’m a free man and I’m going out the front door.
Rest in peace Gerry the first casualty of war is innocence.
WHY WERE THE POLICE WHO FITTED THESE PEOPLE UP NOT SENT TO PRISON FOR WHAT THEY DID....IT'S A DAMMING INDICTMENT ON OUR COUNTRY 😢😢
Mi magyarok abszolút átéreztük az Apám nevében filmet..hiszen mi magunk is ártatlanul lettünk szétdarabolva egymástól elválasztva és idegen rabigába kényszerítve...üdvözlet Erdélyből.
what a awful injustice
Just learning about this terrible injustice once again committed by the British so I can teach my homeschooled children about it. Im Palestinian and we share a close bond with the Irish and watching my family go through the same thing right now. Rip Giuseppe Conlon and Gerry
wow Gerry is has a heart still showing empathy to the poor people that lost love ones , as a london born irish kid in 1990s this day was huge
Disgusting! Shame On You Britain for the Cruelty you have Done!!! 😢
I've learnt about this story by watching the extraordinary Jimmy Sheridan movie when was at the big screen if not wrong mid 90s, I recall after having watched that film that I felt so sad about the story and in particular I felt and still feeling emotional about the realtionship between father and son or at least how it has been described and told by Jymmy Sheridan, unfortunately this 'terrible ''mistakes'' are still happening, also in my country as anywhere, not to mention wrong dead penalties.... to be honest nothing can pay you back for the wasted time that you have rot in a jail nothing can pay back for the pain of having seeing your father dying in front of you as an innocent man locked up in 4 walls, there's no money that can relieve that pain. those who have committed this terrible crime will pay because divine justice is the only one that truly reapairs everything, this for those who believe as Giuseppe and as many more
There’s interviews of the four people on a Chanel called the trouble land….it only been on a for few days
Jeremy Corbyn once again on the right side of history.
We were so close to real change in number 10 with him
that's why they hate him, he can't be bought
'Relief never comes by confessing the sins of other people. Everybody has to confess their own.' Anon.
This is one of the Reasons why I do not Support the Death Penalty in case there is a Miscarriage of Justice and what Made Me a lifelong Abolishonest was Derek Bentley and look how long that tuck into Clearing his Name 45 year's
I was 10 watching the injustice of the brits in my country
British justice at it's finest.
A tad on the late side….
And Gerry was Right wasnt he? We did find out.
I never had any ill feeling towards Irish people nor did i know anyone else back then.
And it never stopped the movement of Irish into England.
I just was into music and having fun with anyone who i crossed paths with.
Who cared if you were ruled from Dublin or London? They were as incompetent and out of touch as each other.
Nobody gave a toss and was hyped up by the IRA and irish community living abroad.
I wish someone had made a movie about the Maguire family and Judith Ward, as good as In the Name of The Father.
You only have to go back to the 1972 "Widgery Tribunal" into the events of Bloody Sunday 30th January 1972 in Derry, and see how "British justice" was done, when that report cleared all of the army and put the blame on to the civil rights. No surprise that British justice was so wrong in this case.
Is that Jeremy Corbyn? If so, what a guy!
Ye it is he...
Once again on the right side of history. He got shafted by the establishment too.
We love you gerry always treasured and remembered xx ❤❤❤❤
15 years for noting god bless them I was absolutely heartbroken and devastated I played the Guildford four gerrys conlons lawyer did a amaziing work a note was not shown to the judge it sa not to be shown to the defence gerry Patrick conlon was activist and a gud man and I pray to God his father got the justice and seri g gerry I have cried tears ov happiness❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gareth pierce was gerrys lawyer who showed the note at the trial in 19 89 lovely lady x and after gerry got the freedom he said I'm going out the front door a free man and Paul hill said I'm going the same way through the front door like gerry x
Jeremy Corbyn once again on the right side of history
Gerry Patrick conlon been reading his books and I love the movie in the name of the father gerry Patrick Armstrong and Carol Richardson and Paul hill and Patrick gerry I thank god justice was done for quipped gerrys father and justice was done the court ov appeal quashed it and the Guildford four served 15 years for rip gerry Patrick conlon Paull Hill and Carol Richardson ❤❤
Gerry and the rest came out the front door, while the RATS sneeked out the back....😮
It was shocking Inercent people getting treat like dogs and beat bye police
Jeremy Corbyn has always been a righteous man.
And all for nothing
He looked really handsome when hewas first released
What a lady mrs conlon was dignified strong women rest in peace 🙏
Truth alwas comes out in a dirtey was. Ireland
18:00 he looks like frodo after making it through the gates of mordor
Time to grow up, you jerk.
20:54
Yes get this man a BEER! I've known this story since I was a kid through the amazing movie based on Conlon's life. I'm happy he got out
How many sisters did Gerry Conlon have?
UNIFY IRELAND!!!!
Weres his mum
Definitely not Irish (jail changed),one weird guy
Brits out of Ireland 🇮🇪
Was the real guys ever caught?
They were caught for something else and admitted it to the police but were ignored.
Balcomb street gang. One of the, bombmaker I think, confessed at his trial. It was ignored. They were released after the Good Friday Agreement.
Free Luke Mitchell
#FreeLucyLetby
😂😂😂😂
@@kevphillips02 It's not a joke you idiot. Another miscarriage of justice.
Why
Perhaps she can live with you in your spare room, babysitting when you want a night out
@@Alanhock75 Confusing legal facts with objective facts are we?
Fitted up by British police and every one of the scumbags got away with it.
Yeah an the ira stayed quiet, happily let them do the time.
The IRA admitted to carrying out the attack ye fud
@@davidspink9147 It was the Provos. Learn the difference and then comment.
@@slartybobfoster2273 The IRA wouldn't allow anyone like Gerry and the other 3 join their cause, Gerry and the other 3 were the type that would have drawn the police to the IRA, And Gerry was beaten and forced to sign a confession, I'd hate to see you on a jury.
@@i.marr.6688 What I meant was that the IRA admitted carrying out the attacks, specifically the Balcombe street gang. Though I appreciate that wasn't clear in that comment. That was a typo, should have said They* (The IRA) and not implying Gerry and the rest.
Justice was done, only after the British Establishment got their pound of flesh on innocent people. Being Irish means your guilty was the war cry at the time..The authorities knew they never done it. RIP Gerry Conlon..Apples will grow on a Lilac tree first, before the Brits would admit they were wrong.. Carole Richardson RIP..His book called "Proved Innocent" was a great read,easy reading,and i walked every step of the way with Gerry..
I shed tears of pure joy seeing this day these walk free through the front door to speak up , 1 love government snides wanted them to slip out the back silenced, so beautiful to see these finally free never no justice but sure with you all peaceful lives and happiness
Rip sir gerry beautiful innocent man now rest and be free , sad sad case this shipot government should never never forget
Eres un ejemplo de fuerza y coraje gerry descansa en paz junto con Giuseppe , me inspiras a luchar yo tambn estoy viviendo una injusticia estuve preso unos dias por un delito que cometió otro compañero de trabajo y al dia de hoy estoy suspendido de mi trabajo injustamente
I'm not crying I'm just cutting onions