I wonder if she's going to turn supergrass.I'd let her off to see the Murdochs banged up. I wouldn't be surprised if Murdoch opts for a prison sentence here (assuming they can nail him with something) as he's looking at some pretty serious allegations in the US as well and they'll be much harder on him.
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Mon 18 Jul 2011, 10:58,
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It depends on who offers her the most money, I presume.Although it would be absolutely fantastic to see both the Murdochs locked up, I think that's highly unlikely.
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Mon 18 Jul 2011, 11:00,
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not many people could out bid the murdochs
HappyToast Groat froth,
Mon 18 Jul 2011, 11:09,
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Precisely.I think tomorrow will just be a series of "No comment".
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Mon 18 Jul 2011, 11:10,
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it's a horribly tactical thing it seemsbut the question is, can parliamentary privilege overrule the police investigation? and if it can, what actual use would it do?
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Mon 18 Jul 2011, 11:13,
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Well - everyone's in on it - from the top down - the government (including, or especially the PM), the police, the press.It's in no-one significant's interest for anything to come out.
I don't think it will be found that Parlimentary Priviledge will overrule the police, though I will be delighted to be proved wrong if that is the case.
I can see quite a robust defence of it being mounted, though. It will be claimed to bias the investigation.
And there's me saying you can't trust anyone who actively seeks a position of power, that the police are just bullies and politicians only interested in money and power, and I get told off for being mindlessly cynical.
Ho-hum.
(I don't think it will be found that Parlimentary Priviledge will overrule the police, though I will be delighted to be proved wrong if that is the case.
I can see quite a robust defence of it being mounted, though. It will be claimed to bias the investigation.
And there's me saying you can't trust anyone who actively seeks a position of power, that the police are just bullies and politicians only interested in money and power, and I get told off for being mindlessly cynical.
Ho-hum.
Je suis un vagabond is an unfunny, up your own arse middle class knob,
Mon 18 Jul 2011, 11:24,
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It's interesting to note that it's in the 'Public Interest' to know who's at the root of thisinteresting because the News of the World always used the shield of the "Public Interest" to justify their gutter tabloidism.
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Mon 18 Jul 2011, 11:33,
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This is the glorious marvellosity of it all - it's like the lovely warm feeling you getwhen you're swimming in the sea and have a piss.
They're all getting exactly the same treatment that they've made their living out of for the past 20 years.
I think that the Murdochs, Brooks et al should be forced to have cameras installed in every single room of their houses, so that the nation can play Big Brother with them, and the papers print lurid details about their every move, with eye-catching headlines and detailed pictures.
(They're all getting exactly the same treatment that they've made their living out of for the past 20 years.
I think that the Murdochs, Brooks et al should be forced to have cameras installed in every single room of their houses, so that the nation can play Big Brother with them, and the papers print lurid details about their every move, with eye-catching headlines and detailed pictures.
Je suis un vagabond is an unfunny, up your own arse middle class knob,
Mon 18 Jul 2011, 11:36,
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Wobbly Bloke Hello, did I miss anything on,
Mon 18 Jul 2011, 11:07,
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