No I don't think they shot it down deliberately. I think everything points to one hell if a **** up, over zealous, poorly trained idioms, made worse by support from Russia. It is not just a war zone error, it brakes every bloody international law. And is a criminal case. The fact Russia aren't helping to secure the evidence speaks loudly. "ulrain and Russia should if put differences aside for a few days and both sent their own forces to work as a single task force to secure the area, and invite an international body into investigate. Boeing themself and some neutral country to oversee.
But that doesn't matter, it's you posting that all the west governments are saying it was deliberate, but I've seen nothing off the sort,
I agree, an international task force looking at the evidence would be a good idea, and a shame that it isn't happening. Part of that may be due to the fact the Russian government don't have quite as much control on the rebels as we think, or because Russia and the rebels are trying to hide things at the crash site, which seem a little pointless considering both sides are saying it was shot down by a Bak missile and both sides are using the same hardware.
Unfortunately this is all being used as a political tool even before any of the evidence or investigation has actually occurred.
[TW]Fox;26630270 said:Quite but that doesn't make it outrageous. If I pop into town to shoot birds with an AK47 and accidently shoot somebody its hardly not outrageous because I didnt mean it - my actions were reckless in the first place.
That's very different circumstances and you know it. This is civil war in one part of the country where armed rebels are fighting the government military. In the same way rebels in Syria or soldiers in Israel shooting civilians is not the same.
This should be investigated and if found to be a deliberate act the perpetrators should be brought to justice, much like any other situation like this. My personal preference would be to start with the historic cases first...