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littleowl said:
They've surpassed themselves this time. It's one thing hacking into Prescotts phone or Sienna Millers, but to DELETE MESSAGES as well???!!! Isn't that tampering with evidence/potential evidence as to what actually happened to the poor girl at the time she was abducted?
ked up person would do it??edit for retarded typing
Edited by theironduke on Monday 4th July 22:21
littleowl said:
Just hope that they throw the book at the codpiece at the NOTW responsible for this, plus the piece of that they hired to do this....
Just don't get how a normal person could do it. Must be a proper twisted that they hired to do this..... Definitely deserves porridge, preferably with the nonces, rapists and murderers.Mermaid said:
Adrian W said:
All those people lost there jobs and all he cares about is her, shows what he is really like. He should be held personally responsible, arrest him while he is in the country. The buck should stop with him.
Odd behaviour by someone so successful & ruthless.Does he not own the Police, the Government.. so who is going to arrest him
"...He's a silent gaurdian. A watchful protector. A dark knight"
Alas a fat bloke from Fathers For Justice isn't quite the same...
Police State said:
drivin_me_nuts said:
Interesting little development. Police 'management' of a situation so obviously huge and complex that they have to be seen to be 'doing something' with her, especially her. Part of me also has the sneeky wondering that she left NI becuase she knew this was an coming - it was obvious. 'ex employee of NI arrested and questioned over X Y and Z' is far less damaging that 'Chief Exec of NI arrested in connection with dead girl's phone tapping'.
I have no doubt she knew this was coming. I find interesting her arrest is on a quiet news day and also comes with just enough time after her departure, to leave a breathing space for the company to claim a separation between now and the past.
Planned, planned, planned. I am not into conspiracy theories, but I really do believe this is an exercise in damage limitation by a host of very worred parties with an enormous amount at stake, than it is a case for that mythical abstract concept called 'justice'.
She's big enough to take the blame for this... and as for Clarkson's commentry, how much do you ever know about a stranger to write with such conviction? No idea what his motives are, friendship? maybe, but he's nailing his colours to the mast and it's curious that he's doing so now. Curious indeed.
Perhaps its because Clarkson and his confederates all have something in varying quantities to lose...I have no doubt she knew this was coming. I find interesting her arrest is on a quiet news day and also comes with just enough time after her departure, to leave a breathing space for the company to claim a separation between now and the past.
Planned, planned, planned. I am not into conspiracy theories, but I really do believe this is an exercise in damage limitation by a host of very worred parties with an enormous amount at stake, than it is a case for that mythical abstract concept called 'justice'.
She's big enough to take the blame for this... and as for Clarkson's commentry, how much do you ever know about a stranger to write with such conviction? No idea what his motives are, friendship? maybe, but he's nailing his colours to the mast and it's curious that he's doing so now. Curious indeed.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2015563/Ma...
F i F said:
Stephenson, fair do's. No messing, give him that. Just goes to show up the scummy politicians who hang on and hang on even when it's clear they have lost it. Yes you Huhne, just one example of many!
Lot of mileage yet. Cameron still on radar, has shown much worse judgement than Stephenson imo.
Take it to the extreme.....If CMD was to go what would happen? Little Nicky to take over or would there be a "snap" General Election?Lot of mileage yet. Cameron still on radar, has shown much worse judgement than Stephenson imo.
silver.fox.2008 said:
Victor McDade said:
The political class is being very smug about this all. I really hope Murdoch and his people have something up their sleeve to counter this. A taped recording of cabinet ministers saying something silly perhaps? Given the countless number of meetings NI executives had with the present and previous government officials, would it be a surprise to find they were maybe wearing a wire at some of these?
Maybe I'm just being cynical but who reckons NI may release something on a junior minister or something to show the top togs CMD, milliband etc to pipe down on witch hunt. Although Milliband seems too stupid to be invited to anything important which is why he's been vocal
Apache said:
Mr Snap said:
petemurphy said:
come on boris sort them all out
You reckon the chap who said that the Coulson affair was 'codswallop' is going to sort it out? You cannot be serious? If Boris had taken the Guardian's accusations seriously in the first place and made sure the Met was doing it's job properly, this boil would have been lanced months ago. As it was he ignored all warnings and now his judgement, too, is now in question.
This scandal is rocking the entire establishment to its foundations. Both CMD and Boris are now at risk and we're facing a constitutional crisis. I should hate to be DMC when he faces the Queen at the next audience.
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