Originally posted by scottycelt
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Quite ... but only quite.
Those here who are not politically-motivated, and are also not particularly shocked that the newspaper industry has its fair share of rogues, will have realised right from the outset that the most serious factor in this case is the distinct possibility of police corruption. Rupert Murdoch and self-serving politicians are way behind in the seriousness stakes.
It is sad that some here take such an obvious delight in the arrest of individuals who have not yet been proven guilty in a court of law.
It is also no longer surprising that these are often the very same members who prattle on about 'bigots' and constantly accuse others of being hypocrites and trampling on 'human rights' (only those they accept, of course)
Hmmmmm ...
Those here who are not politically-motivated, and are also not particularly shocked that the newspaper industry has its fair share of rogues, will have realised right from the outset that the most serious factor in this case is the distinct possibility of police corruption. Rupert Murdoch and self-serving politicians are way behind in the seriousness stakes.
It is sad that some here take such an obvious delight in the arrest of individuals who have not yet been proven guilty in a court of law.
It is also no longer surprising that these are often the very same members who prattle on about 'bigots' and constantly accuse others of being hypocrites and trampling on 'human rights' (only those they accept, of course)
Hmmmmm ...
And name some names for goodness' sake - it'll make your posts shorter for a start
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