On-line hypocrites.
Not much time today – the woman-sized microwave is calling…..only ten more sessions and I shall be pronounced ‘mi-cuit’ and allowed to resume normal life!
So, contributions welcome from you over the next few days. I am collecting for a compendium of outstandingly hypocritical quotes; examples of the art-form known as total lack of self-awareness. (This may be a dangerous move on my part!!!)
Just to start you off: I give you Stan Collymore who freely accuses Luis Suarez of being a cheating sportsman, using the colloquial term ‘diving’ in a tweet – and then runs screaming to the police because several Suarez supporters respond by accusing him of being a ‘tree-swinging, banana-munching, bamboo-bashing n*****’ all of which sounds suspiciously like colloquial language for implying that, like the rest of us, he has African ancestry.
Which is the worst insult? (Yes, I am aware that only reference to sexual orientation or race is against the law – but why?)
Then we have Susan Gaszczak, one of Lord Rennard’s alleged victims, who, after being a part of a one year campaign to publicise Lord Rennard’s alleged and unproven behaviour responds to the news that he is thinking of publicising the alleged victim’s alleged behaviour (how many times do I have to put ‘alleged’?) says:“I think making the information public is disgusting, it is bully-boy tactics.”
Yo! This is better or worse than bully-woman tactics?
- Moor Larkin
January 22, 2014 at 10:23 am -
Pretty much the entire population of the UK in terms of Jimmy Savile I imagine, but the journalists deserve a special mention.
Dan Davies deserves quoting especially, simply because he is so hilariously and outrageously a complete shithead.2011
He was kind to me on that journey, and I saw his kindness to others. Our fellow passengers included a couple with a daughter who had Down’s syndrome. I saw him approach her and begin chatting. After a few of his jokes, she positively lit up.2012
I interviewed Jimmy ……. during a short cruise on the QE2. During our time at sea I was alarmed by how often he stopped elderly couples and used the same quip each time to the husband. ‘You want to be careful about being seen with underage girls,’ he’d say, motioning to the man’s wife. ‘You can get in trouble for that.’ It was an extremely odd thing to say and I began to fear he harboured a guilty conscience. I also started to entertain the notion that his tireless charity work might be some grand bid for atonement for past sins.http://jimcannotfixthis.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/21st-century-schizoid-man.html
- ivan
January 22, 2014 at 5:59 pm -
There might, just might, be a slight change to that Moor. See the Mac cartoon in the Mail.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2543720/Mac-Lord-Rennard-sex-pest-claims.html
- ivan
- Ed P
January 22, 2014 at 11:02 am -
Anything written by Laurie Penny (Penny Red) or that young left-wing Alex somebody bloke.
Just about anything said by politicians – there are so many examples of hypocrisy: manifesto lies, pretending they have the power to change things totally under EU control and of course the expenses scams. Yeo is a good example, with his holier-then-thou attitude and “eco” taxis (which drivers were forced to purchase in the name of air quality improvements – they actually emit at least as much pollution as the older ones).
That Rennard’s an old fox, isn’t he?
- Eyes Wide Shut
January 22, 2014 at 12:23 pm -
Will this do? From today’s Guardian
“Eleven police were involved in a dawn raid on Rebekah Brooks’s Oxfordshire home just six weeks after her baby was born, the phone-hacking trial has heard.
The former News International chief executive, who was not notified of the search, raised concerns with officers about the impact on the baby who “had been born prematurely”, the jury were told by Jonathan Laidlaw QC, counsel for Brooks.
Her husband Charlie pleaded with police not to “bang on the door at 5am” on the door of his elderly mother who lived in an adjacent building in the former farm estate, Laidlaw added.
“Please don’t bang on the door, I have no idea what the impact might be on her,” Brooks asked police.
Rebekah Brooks also accused the police of leaking news of the raid to Sky News. “You’ve got our phones. It must be you, the police, who are leaking it to the press,” she said, Laidlaw told the court.”
- Moor Larkin
January 22, 2014 at 12:52 pm -
Grandmastertwerp must take some beating………..
“Bit off discussing anyone’s personal life on here IMO.”
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1061693871&postcount=41
on a thread discussing David Icke’s wife accusing him of abuse……….“David Icke’s EX, Pamela Leigh Richards was on Truth Frequency last night. She was on as scheduled to talk about spiritualism but then derailed and used the platform to talk about her negative experience with David Icke. The hosts Chris and Sheree allowed her to drift to talk about Icke but then tried to steer the conversation to a positive light. After much, much digression the hosts grilled her to see if she was telling truth. ”
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=212143 - Eyes Wide Shut
January 22, 2014 at 2:00 pm -
I see your Grandmastertwerp and raise you Polly Toynbee
“Rennard’s reputation is shot, but his four women accusers stand disbelieved, with their claims not “beyond reasonable doubt”. With QC Alistair Webster’s report being secret, all we are left with is the impression that one man’s evidence seems to have carried more weight than four women complainants, sharia style”.
- Moor Larkin
January 22, 2014 at 4:18 pm -
Her mention of Sharia is apposite at least. All through the savilisation of the UK I have been struck by the notion of how weak and helpless women are assumed to be when faced with the might of a He who must be obeyed. The spectacle of Vicky Pryce’s special pleading that hubby was too bwig for her, being perhaps the most cringing acceptance of the “pathetic female” by the very modern intellectual She .
Meanwhile, the poor and ignorant continue to be raped in plain sight.
http://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/local/court-gang-of-eight-deny-charges-that-they-raped-and-abused-teenage-peterborough-girl-1-5660311
- Moor Larkin
- Eyes Wide Shut
January 22, 2014 at 4:35 pm -
Apposite but “inappropriate” – as Polly is no doubt fond of saying. Because 4 (female) complainants have been informed their complaints are not beyond reasonable doubt, it doesn’t mean we have sharia law No, Polly is making her usual category errors, and hoping no one will notice.
Or maybeshe doesn’t notice them herself; and that’s the definition of lack of “self-awareness” so Polly is still aces high.Actually, you could probs fill up this whole page with Toynbeeisms, so it might be a good idea to have a self-denying ordinance in place. In her article she also states that having (possibly) voted for Huhne in the Lib Dem leadership contest, – it’s not clear whether they did or not -the complainants would be too scared to report Rennard to the victorious Nick Clegg, ‘cos they might not be nominated for a seat. WTF? So they would have felt empowered only if Huhne had won? Nope, still struggling with that one (but I wonder if she realises how bad it make Clegg looks … and is that really her intention?)
- Moor Larkin
January 22, 2014 at 4:46 pm -
I was reading one piece from “The Week”, where it is claimed that Rusbridger is terrified of her….
- Moor Larkin
- Chris
January 22, 2014 at 4:43 pm -
A new “Exposure” is fresh off the blocks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9kNqm3VYhY- Moor Larkin
January 22, 2014 at 9:34 pm -
Uncompromising
- Moor Larkin
- Eddy
January 22, 2014 at 11:30 pm -
I’m glad to hear your treatment is going well, I hope you are going to be around for a good long time. Three cheers for raccoons
- Moor Larkin
January 23, 2014 at 9:58 am -
Hip Hipp
- Moor Larkin
- amfortas
January 23, 2014 at 1:00 am -
A Rebekah Brooks. A book of hypocrisy, with pictures, could be written. How about her paper’s policy of exposing domestic violence and her punching her husband in the face in public while he was holding their baby? It was his fault, it seems.
How about any leftist claiming to support ‘Tolerance and Diversity’?
- Ho Hum
February 4, 2014 at 8:47 am -
Almost anything printed by the UK tabloid press in their vacillating over Amanda Knox
- Lucozade
February 4, 2014 at 10:20 am -
Ho Hum
Re: “Almost anything printed by the UK tabloid press in their vacillating over Amanda Knox”
As far as I see it the Amanda Knox bs just shows the power of the media and the spin they put on things. The woman, a murder suspect with mountains of evidence to justify it (despite what the media says), has actually had the brass neck to hire a PR COMPANY and many brainwashed/dead members of the public (and media) just swallow the crap she, her PR company and a lot of the media says.
There is at least as much evidence against her and her ex boyfriend as there is against the man currently in jail for it, and although the man currently in jail for it, if his version of events was to be believed, would still be guilty of a crime by fleeing the crime scene and leaving the victim to die, I find his explanation of events and how some of his dna was at the crime scene actually reasonably plausible (although incredible bad luck – but the whole situation that night was incredible and way out of the norm), which is more than Amanda and her boyfriend have been able to come up with, as it still stands, despite trying out several, and accusing an innocent man in the process, neither of them has an alibi or explanation of their whereabouts that has not been thoroughly debunked….
http://themurderofmeredithkercher.com/Myths_debunked
- Lucozade
February 4, 2014 at 1:57 pm -
Ho Hum,
Re: “Almost anything printed by the UK tabloid press in their vacillating over Amanda Knox”
That is a weird one, so many people telling bare faced lies about there being ‘no evidence’ against her, when the evidence against her and her ex boyfriend is overwhelming, i’d be more likely to give the man they’ve got in jail for it now the benefit of the doubt than either of those two. Yet even some papers have been publishing stories claiming that there is ‘no evidence’ against her. Her parents have hired a PR company to spread lies and put her in a good light and so many are fooled by it, it’s astounding….
http://themurderofmeredithkercher.com/Myths_debunked
- Ho Hum
February 4, 2014 at 10:07 pm -
I had a squint at those, but there are other websites, and reputable experts, that say the opposite is true. It’s a long time ago now, but I took the trouble to read the whole original judgement too, and the level of supposition contained in it was bizarre – at least from a UK perspective – and certainly a long way from what I would have expected my criminal law lecturer would have accepted as proof of guilt beyond reasonable doubt. I didn’t think any court’s primary objective was to guess why people had done bad things and how they had done them, but rather judge guilt on the proveable facts, and my recollection was that they were pretty short of those in their explanation.
- Lucozade
February 5, 2014 at 9:34 am -
Ho Hum,
Re: “I had a squint at those, but there are other websites, and reputable experts, that say the opposite is true. It’s a long time ago now, but I took the trouble to read the whole original judgement too, and the level of supposition contained in it was bizarre – at least from a UK perspective – and certainly a long way from what I would have expected my criminal law lecturer would have accepted as proof of guilt beyond reasonable doubt. I didn’t think any court’s primary objective was to guess why people had done bad things and how they had done them, but rather judge guilt on the proveable facts, and my recollection was that they were pretty short of those in their explanation”
I understand what you are saying, but it has not been proven beyond reasonable doubt which of ANY of the three suspects actually was the one to kill Meredith. What I think IS obvious beyond reasonable doubt is Amanda Knox and Raffalle’s participation in the crime e.g staging a break in, it is obvious that that brake in was staged and ALL the evidence (DNA and otherwise) points to Amanda Knox doing it, moving the body, removing her clothes and putting them in the washing machine (who the hell would do that when they discovered a dead body? Raffalle’s DNA was found on the bra clasp, Rudy’s was found on the side of her bra – but then Rudy is the one who claimed to have been intimate with her consensually earlier that evening – could be a pack of lies, but it is not implausible either), locking Meredith’s door and wiping the handle of finger prints, when the postal police arrived because Meredith’s phones had been found tossed in the neighbours garden Amanda said there had been a break in, but not to worry that Meredith’s door has been locked for hours, she locks it all the time, even to go for a shower, when her other flat mate arrived she said that she never locked her door, flew into a panic and had the door booted open – why would Amanda want to lie to delay opening of that door, if there had been a break in, her friend had been gone for several hours without her phones would she not be curious to find out if she’s alright? Not surprisingly she lied later in an email to her mum saying she had worried about the locked door and tried to knock it down herself before the postal police came (doesn’t tally with what she told them does it?). When, obviously, the postal police asked if they had called the carabinieri about the supposed break in, they said they had, though if they had it would have had to have been just as the postal police were arriving due to timing, though phone records and accounts from others suggest it was while the postal police where there i.e they snuck off at some point to phone then while the postal police were distracted or talking to someone else, anyway, Raffalle tells them there has been a break in but nothing has been taken, how could HE have known that? Especially with one of the doors still locked.
Amanda’s DNA has been found mixed with Meredith’s blood in her footprints in the room of the staged break in (she was obviously there when it happened – why was Amanda bleeding at the same time as Meredith?), the fact that there was a bloody foot print on the bathroom mat, blood in the bathroom and Rudy Guede has claimed that when he left there was so much blood in the corridor, the fact prints, footprints in blood could be detected later with lumiol, demonstrates that there had been a clean up, with an obvious effort to leave behind as much trace of Rudy as they could i.e his bloody foot prints to the door, his faeces in the toilet, though there is still – inspite of this – no more linking him to the actual act of killing than there is Raffalle or Amanda and nothing to suggest he was part of the big clean up/cover up, obviously they focused on surfaces they had known, or thought, THEY had (or might have) touched, and left ones they thought Rudy may have touched (but not THEM), and still never left much trace of Rudy in the actual room, just on the side of her bra (Raffalle’s DNA was found on the bra clasp in her room too) and her hand bag. Indeed a shop owner claimed to have witnessed Amanda waiting outside his shop at 7:45 in the morning for it to open and when it did she went in and went straight to the cleaning product section.
Neither Raffalle or Amanda Knox have alibis or can account for their whereabouts that evening to this day, their original story, that they were in Raffalle’s all night watching films on his computer and slept in until 10:30 am has been debunked by computer records, phone records and even some witness testimonies (one neighbour claimed to have seen them hanging about that evening arguing and pointing over to the house). When challenged about this Raffaelle quickly changed his story and when Amanda was informed about this she quickly changed her story to one where she was had indeed BEEN AT THE CRIME SCENE and she had ‘heard’ her boss Patrick Lumumba, kill Meredith – thank heavens the poor man had an alibi for that evening. Not only does this woman NOT have an alibi for this evening that can be verified, she cannot even account for where the hell she was at all that evening, everyone else connected or questioned over this has been able to do that bar her and Raffaelle and their stories have changed and changed dramatically several times since, why should it be so hard for them to just give a reasonable account of where they were that night and what they were doing? Because *where they were* was at the crime scene and what they were doing can be proven, at the VERY VERY least, to be staging a burglary, cleaning up after and trying to cover up a murder.
When a knife was taken from Raffalle’s flat and found to have traces of both Meredith’s blood and Amanda’s DNA on it was Raffalle’s response that of a perfectly innocent man e.g something along the lines of ‘don’t be ridiculous that’s impossible’, NO he came out with a cock and bull story about Meredith having been over at his house one night for dinner and him accidentally pricking her with it – he’d only known Amanda for 9 days and there is no one else who had any knowledge of Meredith ever having been over to his flat (i’m sure her friends and flat mates could account for the last 9 days), are these the actions of an innocent man with nothing to hide? NO.
AND, even worse, at the police station just after the discovery of Meredith’s body, despite acting like she knew nothing about it and leaving others to break the door down and discover it at the the flat, Meredith’s uni friends testified that Amanda was claiming to them that it was HER that had ‘discovered’ her, she seen her body first (people there at the time the door was broken down weren’t even sure Amanda and Raffaelle had been in a position to view the body at that time) AND claimed to know that Meredith had been killed by the wardrobe – INVESTIGATORS DIDN’T EVEN NO THAT AT THAT TIME, but it was later found out to be true. How much more damning can you get? People have been convicted, infact Rudy Guede was convicted, on less than this.
Even if they can not tell for sure which one of them committed the actual act of *murder*, there is more than enough proof that they *were* involved in the clean up and attempted cover up of the murder, who on earth would do that after a crime they had no involvement in for a man they barely even knew? Not very many that’s for sure. And even *if* they *were* just responsible for the clean up and cover up (which frankly makes very little sense), that is still a crime and makes them accomplises or accessories to murder, both of which are criminal acts punishable by jail.
Amanda Knox is a convicted, proven and obvious liar, her ex boyfriend is an obvious liar, lawyers lie all the time to try and get their clients off. There was an incident during their appeal I think where several of Rudy Guede’s fellow in mates were called as witnesses to claim that he had ‘confessed’ to them that it was only he who had been involved in the murder and that Amanda and Raffaelle were innocent, unfortunately for them most of them bottled it and one even claimed they had been bribed by Raffalle’s lawyer to make such claims – claims which Rudy Guede himself denied (of course). Not only that both this pairs books that they have had published are basically works of fiction that at times contradict either what they told the police and others at the time, what they told others on different occasions, what they said in court, the police findings and what others witnessed. And Amanda Knox’s parents have hired a PR company to spread lies and propaganda, tell her how to behave in public etc to try and get the public on her side and drum up support for her in the hope that they can be pressured into not extraditing her by the sheer weight off public opinion and pressure.
When your backs up against the wall and all the evidence is stacked against you what other possible ‘defence’ can you come up with than call the police and legal system into question and accuse them of corruption, foul play and incompetence? But this is coming from a woman who is a known repeated liar and slanderer, why should anyone believe what she says? She’ll be relying on public support and pressure not to extradite her and the hope that no one will scratch below the surface – because I do not think that the evidence is on her side or will support her claims at all.
I think her, Raffaelle and their families think they can somehow buy their way out of a murder conviction. I think the only real mistake was releasing her in the first place (probably due to public pressure), but the appeal process had not been finalised, they a have realised their mistake and are setting to put it right – that’s the way I see it anyway….
- Lucozade
- Ho Hum
- Lucozade
- Moor Larkin
February 5, 2014 at 10:40 am -
* still a crime and makes them accomplises or accessories to murder, both of which are criminal acts punishable by jail. *
Is it just an urban legend or was Al Capone only ever prosecuted for tax evasion?
I do wonder sometimes if the western judicial system should divide sentencing up into categories. One division that occurs to me is Punishment, Protection, Reformation and Deterrent. So a weighting could be applied to any crime, and make the sentence for whatever the crime may be reflect the perceptions of the perpetrator and the perceived goods of Society. You look at folk like Foxy and wonder, do “we” need to be protected from her? Is she perceived as a recidivist who will do the same thing again (whatever she did do), to what degree is simply putting her in a cell a punishment for her and how long do we think this should all go on for, if “punishment” is is all it is. And are other people likely to do what she did if we she is not seen to be severely punished, plus perhaps what will satisfy the relatives of the victim so they no longer wish to pursue personal vengeance. Under my system dangerous driving would probably attract a stiffer sentence than a Crime Passionnel under the Deterrence heading so the tweaking would all lie in the “weightings” applied to any particular sort of crime.
- Margaret Jervis
February 5, 2014 at 11:18 am -
@Lucozade@hohum re the Knox case.
The DNA evidence is not reliable and if you go to Injustice Anywhere and listen to the discussion by experts you will see why. It’s a highly instructive and comprehensible primer on the use and abuse of DNA evidence.
I don’t want to give the link because it will invoke moderation when in addition to http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/article/amanda-knox-italian-justice-on-trial/14599#.UvIbGbTvhsJ which provides an overall perspective of what is wrong with this case.
Including that the Kerchers were persuaded to bring a parallel civil case against K and S at the time of the original prosecution. So they are not ‘neutral’ as to the ‘answers’.
- Moor Larkin
February 5, 2014 at 11:57 am -
The Daily Mail did a good demolition on these sorts of fantasists in the case of Minty Challis.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2051282/Dale-Farm-The-truth-Minty-crucifix-waving-rebel-cause-like.html
What they have since failed to tell us is that she was the first accuser of Graham Ovenden.
The Met first “crashed” Ovenden’s house on the basis of her “evidence”.
The CPS made sure she was never seen inside a court-room. Join your own dots.- Moor Larkin
February 5, 2014 at 12:38 pm -
sorry Anna… the above reply to Margaret Jervis belonged to a different discussion. (Jimmy – Not Guilty)
Not sure how I ended up putting it here as well. Multi-browsing is not a male strength either it seems.
Can you delete the above? And this one?
Ciao.
- Moor Larkin
- Lucozade
February 5, 2014 at 12:36 pm -
Margaret Jervis,
Re: “The DNA evidence is not reliable and if you go to Injustice Anywhere and listen to the discussion by experts you will see why. It’s a highly instructive and comprehensible primer on the use and abuse of DNA evidence”
It’s not just the DNA evidence that has incriminated them though it is their constant and persistant lying, tripping themselves up, appearing to know more about the crime scene than they should if they weren’t there (Amanda even admitting she was there then taking it back), failing to provide an alibi that can’t be shot down with facts, lying more, acting down right fucking suspicious, witness testimony, whether that’s enough to *convict* alone is probably debatable, but they would be getting off on a technicality not because they are actually ‘innocent’ imo….
When she can come up with a credible account for where she was and what she was doing that night (which just about everyone else questioned seemed able to do) that can not be debunked, even then I still won’t believe her cos she’s a pathological liar, lol….
One thing is for sure SOMEONE bloody well did it, a woman was murdered, and SHE had the most access and opportunity that night, but that’s not the reason she was charged, or the reason she was found guilty….
- Margaret Jervis
February 5, 2014 at 12:55 pm -
Yes, the burglar did it.
- Lucozade
February 5, 2014 at 1:51 pm -
Margaret Jervis,
Re: “Yes, the burglar did it”
Well police an many others believed the ‘burglary’ had been staged…. Nothing taken from the break in room despite valuble items being in clear view, glass ON TOP of the stuff strewn across the floor, no Rudy Guede DNA found in the sight of the ‘break in’ room – even if you do believe the Amanda Knox DNA thought to have been found there is unrealiable….
Apparently Meredith’s credit cards were missing, and yes that could well have been Rudy which would have accounted for his dna on her hand bag, but there is no evidence that he ‘broke in’ via the method suggested by the obviously staged ‘break in’, his DNA was NOT in the room, and IF it ever had been then WHO cleaned it up? And why only take Meredith’s credit cards? Her phones were tossed in the neighbours garden and keys used to lock her door (no eveidence to suggest it was Rudy who locked her door, but if it had been he’d have left bloody foot prints pointing towards the door – if he did – then WHO cleaned them up, leaving the ones going straight from her bed room to the door?), and why only take Meredith’s credit cards and nothing from her flat mates room (the supposed site of the ‘break in’)? Why just throw clothes over the floor? She had designer sun glasses, hand bags, jewellery, a laptop (a lot of it in clear view) – didn’t fancy taking any of those? Just wanted to throw clothes over the floor for no apparent reason?
The taking of Meredith’s credit cards would have been an opportunistic crime, but it seems very much like there was NO ‘break in’, Rudy was invited into that house and SOMEBODY cleaned up after he left. WHO would have an interest in doing that and why? The only people staying at the flat that weekend were Amanda and Meredith….
Are the people so flippent about the evidence connecting Amanda Knox and Raffaelle to the crime as flippent about the evidence connecting Rudy to it? I very much doubt it.
They were suspects for very good reasons and have more than likely been found guilty for very good reasons too, as far as I can see it….
- Lucozade
- Margaret Jervis
- Moor Larkin
- Lucozade
February 5, 2014 at 12:09 pm -
Moor Larkin,
Re: “You look at folk like Foxy and wonder, do “we” need to be protected from her? Is she perceived as a recidivist who will do the same thing again (whatever she did do)”
It depends whether it was a crime of passion, in the spur of the moment (though if one of the weapons used to attack Meredith *was* taken all the way from Raffaelle’s flat over to her’s that casts huge doubt on that notion), or a premeditated attack due to anger with the victim or worse some sort of mental illness that would make her think that murdering someone in cold blood is a *fun* thing to do and have no qualms about it…. I think if someone has it in them to do any of these, then yes they are a potential danger (especially the last one), she doesn’t seem to be showing any remorse, I don’t think parading yourself around in public blackening and slandering anyone you can in order to save your own neck from jail is showing remorse – most other killers or suspected killers don’t behave like that to the obscene extent she has. She seems like a narrcissistic sociopath (which others have said, but I can’t think of a better way to describe it) and could possibly actually be dangerous in more ways than just the potential for violence or to commit murder, the constant lying, the slander, defaming of anyone who gets in her way in order to get what she wants is sickening and frightening.
I wonder if for example Myra Hindley and Ian Brady or Fred and Rose West had been caught and properly delt with just after their first murders, if they would have gone on to commit a second one?
I see your point about dividing sentencing up into categories, some people are genuinely full of remorse for what they have done and take full responsibility for the actions that they themselves took, these people would be a lot less likely to re offend, but Amanda Knox and her ex boyfriend show no remorse and are pulling the most revolting tricks possible and trampling on those who get in their way to try and avoid being jailed for crimes they obviously participated in. I don’t understand the sympathy with these characters at all.
I wonder if as much sympathy would have been drummed up if Amanda Knox had been a middle aged man with grey hair and a beer belly and the crime had been committed in her own country rather than ‘abroad’….?
- Moor Larkin
February 5, 2014 at 12:19 pm -
* Amanda Knox and her ex boyfriend show no remorse and are pulling the most revolting tricks possible and trampling on those who get in their way to try and avoid being jailed *
Maybe it’s about for how long they fear they will be jailed? People will kill others in situations where it is their life or another, so what’s a few lies to save your life? Remorse would of course be the easiest thing in the world to pretend to have; it’s the one of the first things children do when they’re caught being naughty, “Oh Mummy… I’m so sorry. I’ll never do it again, I promise.”
- Margaret Jervis
February 5, 2014 at 12:56 pm -
Why should you show ‘remorse’ if you’ve been falsely accused, convicted, vilified, jailed, sued etc?
- Lucozade
February 5, 2014 at 1:05 pm -
Margaret Jervis,
Re: “Why should you show ‘remorse’ if you’ve been falsely accused, convicted, vilified, jailed, sued etc?”
You shouldn’t at all, but I think she’s as guilty as sin. Not that it’s my opinion that matters….
- Moor Larkin
February 5, 2014 at 1:16 pm -
Tell that to Lord Rennard…………
- Lucozade
February 5, 2014 at 1:55 pm -
Moor Larkin,
Re: “Tell that to Lord Rennard”
What about Lord Rennard? Lol
- Moor Larkin
- Lucozade
- Margaret Jervis
- Moor Larkin
- Lucozade
February 5, 2014 at 1:02 pm -
Moor Larkin,
Re: “Maybe it’s about for how long they fear they will be jailed? People will kill others in situations where it is their life or another, so what’s a few lies to save your life?”
Well she should give herself a pat on the back then for at least having the sense to commit the crime in Italy rather than back home in Seattle, where I think they still have the death penalty for murder….
Re: “Remorse would of course be the easiest thing in the world to pretend to have; it’s the one of the first things children do when they’re caught being naughty, “Oh Mummy… I’m so sorry. I’ll never do it again, I promise.” ”
True, but she’d demonstrate more ‘remorse’ by winding her neck in and stop slandering everyone, she’s a real piece of work imo….
- Ho Hum
February 5, 2014 at 2:30 pm -
Oh Dear
In mild contrition, let me indulge in a little parody……..
“Oh Anna… I’m so sorry. I’ll never do it, ie never mention Amanda Knox, here, again, I promise.”
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