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Come Inside... => Saloon Bar => Topic started by: Just One More on July 05, 2011, 05:37:59 PM
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I was about to post about this when Miss C posted this link to the petition to halt Murdoch in his tracks. Link is here www.38degrees.org.uk (http://www.38degrees.org.uk)
Since I've been home tonight the news has been on about the NOTW hacking Milly Dowler's phone, and the phones of the families of the little girls that were murdered in Soham
I cannot believe the utter shit these journalists/editors etc are coming out with, "I wasn't aware", "I'm horrified", "I'm appalled", I'm shocked that this is happening in our industry". Fuck right off the lot of you. Lying bastards
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I read an interesting other side to this earlier... (http://www.annaraccoon.com/politics/spinning-millie/)
I have to say I agree with Anna... Prescott - I despise you with all my being....
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I blame the public for reading shite like the NotW.
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I am not a member of the public... ;)
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So, are you saying you read the NotW?
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No way...To be honest, I cannot remember when I last bought a newspaper on any day of the week. I look at the local rag online every day, This is Gloucestershire, but that's it...
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I look at the local rag online every day, This is Gloucestershire
That doesn't quite match with the image you try to put over. rubschin:
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I don't know what you mean? What image am I trying to put over?
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whistle:
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fence:
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A whistle...good answer...I give up... noooo:
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Pirate...It is just banter...are you always so serious?
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I am getting confuzzled
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More revelations and now there's a report of payments being made to the police by the paper.
The tabloid's owners have passed to the police e-mails which appear to show that payments were authorised by the then editor, Andy Coulson.
Another body thrown to wolves.
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More revelations and now there's a report of payments being made to the police by the paper.
The tabloid's owners have passed to the police e-mails which appear to show that payments were authorised by the then editor, Andy Coulson.
Another body thrown to wolves.
Seems like a good way to muddy the waters.
If they had these emails why not reveal it earlier? ....... Unless you decide to hang onto them "for future insurance".
How much more do they know but are holding back to use at some future date?
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Newspapers were of no value after they banned wrapping fish and chips in them. noooo:
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Newspapers were of no value after they banned wrapping fish and chips in them. noooo:
Indeed! lol:
I find it hard to believe that so many people still read them... noooo:
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Dad used to delight in the old News of the World ~ back in the fifties when he relished their tales of clergymen (a breed he hated with a passion) being defrocked, scout masters and/or choir masters (all "bloody queers" ) being sacked, 'Bloody queers', particularly MPs and Members of the House of Lords (all "no better than I'd expect them to be") being fined for importuning in public toilets, Lawyers ( "Bloody crooks, the lot of 'em!'') being caught with their hands in the till and best of all, to be re-read again after tea, those stories which always ended with the reporters saying "At this point we made our excuses and left".
Thinking about it now he was typical of the working man of his era ... always ready to revel in the downfall of anyone who was perceived to "not have to work for a living". The NotW was his bible .... he always reckoned that he expected me to end up in their pages. Thus far I have avoided such a fate.
I must be a great disappointment to him, wherever he is now. confused:
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Dad used to delight in the old News of the World ~ back in the fifties when he relished their tales of clergymen (a breed he hated with a passion) being defrocked, scout masters and/or choir masters (all "bloody queers" ) being sacked, 'Bloody queers', particularly MPs and Members of the House of Lords (all "no better than I'd expect them to be") being fined for importuning in public toilets, Lawyers ( "Bloody crooks, the lot of 'em!'') being caught with their hands in the till and best of all, to be re-read again after tea, those stories which always ended with the reporters saying "At this point we made our excuses and left".
Thinking about it now he was typical of the working man of his era ... always ready to revel in the downfall of anyone who was perceived to "not have to work for a living". The NotW was his bible .... he always reckoned that he expected me to end up in their pages. Thus far I have avoided such a fate.
I must be a great disappointment to him, wherever he is now. confused:
lol: lol: lol:
He sounds like a great bloke...
We were working class and my parents staunch Labour supporters ("I don't care what you say..etc.") so we always had The Mirror. I'm surprised I turned out so well really.... whistle:
I'd imagine that my parents would be spinning in their graves (if I hadn't had them cremated) at the state of things today tho... noooo:
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Have your say about the owner of TNOTW here ... razz:
http://www.avaaz.org/en/murdoch_messages_2/96.php (http://www.avaaz.org/en/murdoch_messages_2/96.php)
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It took me many years to understand where he was coming from and why he held such a grudge against so many..... but now I have done the research into the whole family tree, looked at his life and those of his parents and grandparents etc, I can see what made him what he was. Sadly I had to get right back to the 1500's to find a single land/home owner in his side of the family so his saying, when I bought my first house, "That's not for the likes of us son" was rooted in 400 years of paying rent to someone else. Small wonder he hated them all.
Probably his greatest joy was in reading tales of disaster, downfall and predicted gloom and despondency. A good bankruptcy case brought out the best in him.
When I married for the second time and we bought the first pub tenancy he produced a regular supply of clippings about failed landlords, court cases involving licensees being taken to court on various charges ranging from dirty kitchens to defrauding their breweries. Before going on holiday he would spend weeks looking through the Daily Mirror and the NotW to seek out tales of mishaps at whichever resort they were planning to visit. The internet would have been a real goldmine for him but he never lived to see it. noooo:
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It took me many years to understand where he was coming from and why he held such a grudge against so many..... but now I have done the research into the whole family tree, looked at his life and those of his parents and grandparents etc, I can see what made him what he was. Sadly I had to get right back to the 1500's to find a single land/home owner in his side of the family so his saying, when I bought my first house, "That's not for the likes of us son" was rooted in 400 years of paying rent to someone else. Small wonder he hated them all.
Probably his greatest joy was in reading tales of disaster, downfall and predicted gloom and despondency. A good bankruptcy case brought out the best in him.
When I married for the second time and we bought the first pub tenancy he produced a regular supply of clippings about failed landlords, court cases involving licensees being taken to court on various charges ranging from dirty kitchens to defrauding their breweries. Before going on holiday he would spend weeks looking through the Daily Mirror and the NotW to seek out tales of mishaps at whichever resort they were planning to visit. The internet would have been a real goldmine for him but he never lived to see it. noooo:
My dad didn't get to see the Internet either - or own his own home... I wonder what we won't live to see...? rubschin:
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The completion of a Mini restoration project.
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The completion of a Mini restoration project.
evil:
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My dad didn't get to see the Internet either - or own his own home... I wonder what we won't live to see...? rubschin:
A proud and successful country with a Government that is full of people with our, rather than their own, best interests at heart..... The way it used to be.
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The completion of a Mini restoration project.
evil:
drumroll:
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My dad didn't get to see the Internet either - or own his own home... I wonder what we won't live to see...? rubschin:
A proud and successful country with a Government that is full of people with our, rather than their own, best interests at heart..... The way it used to be.
happ096
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In Parliament today
David Cameron has promised to set up a public inquiry into phone hacking at the News of the World.
The UK prime minister said claims that the voicemail of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler had been hacked, with some messages deleted, were "disgusting".
But he told MPs an inquiry could not take place until police investigations were concluded.
Labour leader Ed Miliband said Mr Cameron was "out of touch" and an inquiry should be set up sooner.
The prime minister's spokeswoman told the BBC there could even be two inquiries into phone hacking - one into the police handling of the original investigation in the middle of the last decade, and one into the actions of the media.
Or, alternatively, there could be one all-encompassing inquiry, led by a judge.
Note what Milipede Jnr says
Labour leader Ed Miliband said Mr Cameron was "out of touch" and an inquiry should be set up sooner.
Is the Labour Leader completely stupid? Any fool can work out that a public enquiry at this stage will only hamper an ongoing police enquiry and probably prevent any subsequent criminal charges being brought to court. Fair enough to instigate a public enquiry if Inspector Knacker wasn't already on the job, from which a criminal investigation might well be deemed necessary, and certainly let's have one after Knacker has finished, made a report to the DPP and any charges arising have been through the courts. Such an enquiry would also be able to look at the alleged police involvement and bring into the open any police collusion with the media but at this time Cameron has the right of it.
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yes, they can hardly talk can they - Guido has this...
From: xxxx | Sent: 27 January 2011 To: xxxx
Subject: Important: Phone hacking
Dear all,
Tom Baldwin has requested that any front bench spokespeople use the following line when questioned on phone hacking.
BSkyB bid and phone tapping
These issues should not be linked. One is a competition issue, the other an allegation of criminal activity.
On BSkyB, we have been consistent in calling for fair play. We believe ministers should conduct themselves properly in what is a quasi-judicial process. We said Vince Cable showed he was incapable of behaving fairly towards News Corp. We have since raised questions about whether Jeremy Hunt can be fully impartial given his record of past statements. We do believe the bid should be referred to the Competition Commission and think Hunt should get on with it. Downing Street says that Cameron’s dinners with Murdoch will not affect Hunt’s judgement. We have to take them at their word.
On phone hacking, we believe the police should thoroughly investigate all allegations. But this is not just an issue about News International. Almost every media organisation in the country may end up becoming embroiled in these allegations. This goes to the root of a wider problem in public life. MPs are taking a hard look at themselves in the mirror over expenses. It is time the media did so too over the way it conducts itself.
Frontbench spokespeople who want to talk about their personal experiences of being tapped should make it clear they are doing just that – speaking from personal experience.
We must guard against anything which appears to be attacking a particular newspaper group out of spite.
Thanks,
Labour Party Press Office
Shame on all of them.... noooo:
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"Rupert Murdoch backs Rebekah Brooks in her position as Chief Execurive of News International"
I'll give her 48 hours
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"Rupert Murdoch backs Rebekah Brooks in her position as Chief Execurive of News International"
I'll give her 48 hours
I'd give her one....
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"Rupert Murdoch backs Rebekah Brooks in her position as Chief Execurive of News International"
I'll give her 48 hours
I'd give her one....
Someone had to say it............... ::)
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"Rupert Murdoch backs Rebekah Brooks in her position as Chief Execurive of News International"
I'll give her 48 hours
I'd give her one....
Someone had to say it............... ::)
I was first like.... cloud9:
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"Rupert Murdoch backs Rebekah Brooks in her position as Chief Execurive of News International"
I'll give her 48 hours
I'd give her one....
I wouldn't noooo:
Has that "bunny boiler" look about her
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She was on holiday at the time noooo:
I reckon they've throw Coulson overboard because of his connection with Cameron, after all he did employ him.
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She was on holiday at the time noooo:
I reckon they've throw Coulson overboard because of his connection with Cameron, after all he did employ him.
Spot on Uncle ~ although the Labour Party MP's mainly hated him they have never forgiven the Tories for, as they see it, forcing Alistair Campbell out. This is a game of tit for tat to them.
Let's not forget that Ms Brooks was once Ms Wade ~ wife of one of those thugs in Eastenders .... and both staunch Labour supporters.
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"Rupert Murdoch backs Rebekah Brooks in her position as Chief Execurive of News International"
I'll give her 48 hours
I'd give her one....
A tad too ginger for my liking noooo:
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So, 200 laid off, (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/phone-hacking/8623589/News-of-the-World-to-close-on-Sunday-says-James-Murdoch.html) but Rebekah Brooks is still in post. Apparently she offerred her resignation last night. So why's she still there cussing:
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Next week ...The Sunday Sun ...the new and improved NOTW noooo:
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Did you hack their phones to get that snippet of info
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Well Murdoch isn't going to give up the Sunday paper market. Sounds like damage limitation time to me.
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Well Murdoch isn't going to give up the Sunday paper market. Sounds like damage limitation time to me.
Tits in the Times....... rubschin:
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Don't rejoice too quickly, Wapping was going to be shut anyway. A cull has been on the cards for the last 5 years.
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Buy a copy on Sunday ..........keep it then in a few years flog it on fleabay...........
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...where it will be worthless.
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The gingers are taking over the asylum...
(https://www.virtual-pub.com/SMF/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fs2.postimage.org%2F1mfjdqwh0%2Frebecca_brooks_150x150.jpg&hash=e0ab58d417466f3a5e51771a039b4a65c8688fa1) (http://www.postimage.org/)
(https://www.virtual-pub.com/SMF/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fs2.postimage.org%2F1mfoccxyc%2Falice.jpg&hash=e59a4300538ac1c03ed8a93ea6ff75759c2a04e9) (http://postimage.org/image/1mfoccxyc/)
(https://www.virtual-pub.com/SMF/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fs2.postimage.org%2F1mfwm1of8%2Fdr_who.jpg&hash=8bef8db23ae1d6dfa32f311a0ebe951589917f07) (http://postimage.org/image/1mfwm1of8/)
(https://www.virtual-pub.com/SMF/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fs2.postimage.org%2F1mh59k1r8%2F2676_boudicca.jpg&hash=a5cd880508b3473c937127c53895360509fb6153) (http://postimage.org/image/1mh59k1r8/)
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Next week ...The Sunday Sun ...the new and improved NOTW noooo:
Apparently www.thesunonsunday.co.uk (http://www.thesunonsunday.co.uk) and www.thesunonsunday.com (http://www.thesunonsunday.com) was registered a few days ago.... whistle:
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Rupert Murdoch can't hack it and Mystic Meg didn't see it coming...... can someone please tell me what these people are paid for?
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Rupert Murdoch can't hack it and Mystic Meg didn't see it coming...... can someone please tell me what these people are paid for?
lol: lol: lol:
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News Of The World: Der Untergang (slightly NSFW) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtk3yLVUOKg#)
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News Of The World: Der Untergang (slightly NSFW) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtk3yLVUOKg#)
happy001
Excellent! ;D
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So, has anyone been out to buy their souvenier edition?
The beeb were interviewing a couple of regular readers this morning, both tutting, saying how horrible it all was and that the paper should be apologising not saying thank you. It doesn't seem to cross their minds that they are as much at fault by buying the rag and lapping up all the salacious details week after week.
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They should have gone out on a high and named every person involved in a super injunction and what the claims were .....now that would have sold 8)
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They should have gone out on a high and named every person involved in a super injunction and what the claims were .....now that would have sold 8)
Oh yes! worthy:
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"After 168 years, we finally say a sad but very proud farewell to our 7.5 million readers" Today they have done a print run of around 5 million copies which is double the normal run of around 2.5 million copies.
It's many years since I bought a paper unless it was for a freebie CD/DVD, but I was the only one that read the paper, this was similar (before the web) when dad bought his paper, he was the only one that read it. A lot of copies must have been passed from person to person over the years then rubschin:
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"After 168 years, we finally say a sad but very proud farewell to our 7.5 million readers" Today they have done a print run of around 5 million copies which is double the normal run of around 2.5 million copies.
It's many years since I bought a paper unless it was for a freebie CD/DVD, but I was the only one that read the paper, this was similar (before the web) when dad bought his paper, he was the only one that read it. A lot of copies must have been passed from person to person over the years then rubschin:
A bit of an odd assumption isn't it...? rubschin:
They're not even wrapped around chips now.... noooo:
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I am sure the Sun on SUnday will be a mahoosive improvement ::)
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Cracking bitch fight.
Steve Coogan rips into The News Of The World (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkeSJLgzG8k#)
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Cracking bitch fight.
Steve Coogan rips into The News Of The World (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkeSJLgzG8k#)
I keep expecting him to say "A-Ha!" tho...
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So did I lol:
Did that Asst Editor finish with "Britain will be a poorer place without it"
Missing you already point:
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Just seen Paul McMullan on Sunday Morning Live. He looks a broken man.
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Risible is the only word I can think of to describe the whole thing noooo:
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Departing staff at the News of the World appear to have sent a parting message of disgust to former editor Rebekah Brooks in the crossword of the paper's final edition
Despite orders allegedly given from the top of News International to ensure to "ensure there were no libels or any hidden mocking messages of the chief executive", staff appear to have found a way of mocking Mrs Brooks one last time.
Among the clues in the paper's Quickie puzzle were: "Brook", "stink", "catastrope" and "digital protection".
The clues for the Cryptic Crossword seemed to cut even closer to the bone, with examples including: "criminal enterprise", "mix in prison", "string of recordings" and "will fear new security measure".
The clue for 24 Across - which reads "Woman stares wildly at calamity" - is thought to be a reference to a photograph of Mrs Brooks staring furiously from the window of a car as she left News International's Wapping headquarters following the announcement the News of the World was to be shut down.
The answer to the clue is not one she would appreciate: "disaster".
A source at the News of the World toldl that Mrs Brooks had ordered two loyal Sun journalists to comb the papers looking for tricks.
They said: "Rebekah tried everything to stop the staff having the last word and she utterly failed.
"She brought in two very senior Sun journalists to go though every line on every page with a fine tooth comb to ensure there were no libels or any hidden mocking messages of the chief executive.
lol: lol: lol:
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-14142307 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-14142307)
Murdoch has dropped his attempt to buy all of BSkyB.
Also I see that the Australian Government are after him and that the US Senate are on his case .... could this be the end of the Dirty Digger?
I do hope so! eveilgrin:
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The Red Head has chosen a good day to resign ~ NUJ 1 day strike whistle:
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I reckon Murdoch in front of the Commons Select Committee will be a bloodbath! eveilgrin:
And I don't expect Murdoch to need the elastoplast.... whistle:
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He'll keep quiet and let his brief do the talking .... like the Maxwell Brothers did.
The MPs are in danger of getting above themselves and fvcking up both the Police and the Judicial enquiries ..............
............... rubschin: Or perhaps that's their intention.
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He'll keep quiet and let his brief do the talking .... like the Maxwell Brothers did.
You think so...? Lots of 'no comment'...?
Missed opportunity for him....
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You gotta love the way all the other Sunday newspapers are advertising themselves at the moment ...The 'Top Selling',' the most popular', even The Daily Star on Sunday had some advert taking the moral high ground lol:
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Rebekah Brooks arrested by hacking police
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14178051 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14178051) whistle:
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Hackgate: The Movie (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFufrqhp0eE#ws)
;D ;D ;D
H/T to OH
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happy001 happy001
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I liked the comment...
What's Mick Hucknall done to deserve such ridicule? Remember you must keep answers below 500 characters
happy002
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Oh bugger TMR beat me to it. have just seen the clip on FB. happy002
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lol:
http://www.foxnewsuk.com/ (http://www.foxnewsuk.com/)
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lol:
http://www.foxnewsuk.com/ (http://www.foxnewsuk.com/)
lol: lol: lol:
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They are falling thick and fast now. I believe that they think that we the people are stupid and cannot see through the games they are playing to try and save their own arses. Angry9:
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Have we done the resignation of the Met Police COmmissioner yet? eeek:
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Have we done the resignation of the Met Police COmmissioner yet? eeek:
Nope, but I see he has fallen on his sword though.
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Now that he has got more time on his hands he can go on a spa break more often. whistle:
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I'm waiting more on what happens with the yanks. If it does turn out that they were hacking 9/11 victims then I suspect Murdoch's next media move is going to be selling Big Issues.
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Rupert Murdoch is Australian but I seem to recall he applied for and was given US citizenship some years ago ...... If the FBI can get anything on him then he will do time. eveilgrin:
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Now that he has got more time on his hands he can go on a spa break more often. whistle:
lol: lol: lol:
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I hadn't picked up on this before...
"Following his operations, the commissioner stayed with his wife at Champneys Medical from Monday to Friday over a period of five weeks earlier this year where he underwent an extensive programme of hydro- and physiotherapy. This enabled him to return to work six weeks earlier than anticipated. As with many officers, the Met paid the intensive physiotherapy costs."
From here... (http://subrosa-blonde.blogspot.com/)
WTF is going on in the UK? Shrugs:
NHS not good enough for the police...?
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Probably cheaper than to have had him off work for an extra 6 weeks on full pay.
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Probably cheaper than to have had him off work for an extra 6 weeks on full pay.
I reckon that 'six weeks earlier' is bollocks too! cussing:
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Rebekah Brooks arrested by hacking police
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14178051 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14178051) whistle:
If I was the cynical sort I'd think that arresting her just before the public inquiry was a way to try and stop information about payments to the police from coming out tomorrow.
rubschin:
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Rebekah Brooks arrested by hacking police
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14178051 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14178051) whistle:
If I was the cynical sort I'd think that arresting her just before the public inquiry was a way to try and stop information about payments to the police from coming out tomorrow.
rubschin:
That was the first thing I thought... "Oh, I can't answer that, it is sub judice"... ::)
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Whoops! There goes another one.
John Yates resigns from Met police over phone-hacking scandal
http://tinyurl.com/3hdnocd (http://tinyurl.com/3hdnocd)
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It is to their shame that many politicians haven't done the honourable thing recently... noooo:
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In Alistair Campbell's Diaries Vol II (1997 to 1999)
Rebekah Wade is mentioned 8 times, mostly in connection with meetings/lunches/dinners etc with Blair
Rupert Murdoch 30 times, mostly in connection with meetings/lunches/dinners etc with Blair
All this furious activity by Blair was to try to get the News Corps media to support NuLabour and then, having succeeded, to keep them "on-side".
Young Millipede would do well to remember, when he is busy trying to take a high moral stance on all this, that he was working as an advisor to G Brown at the time.
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It is to their shame that many politicians haven't done the honourable thing recently... noooo:
Unfortunately honor, like backbone and integrity, is something that most of our elected representatives are in short supply of.
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rubschin:
News of the World phone hacking whistleblower found dead
Death of Sean Hoare – who was first named journalist to allege Andy Coulson knew of hacking – not being treated as suspicious
http://tinyurl.com/6zy39w4 (http://tinyurl.com/6zy39w4)
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It is alleged that Yates got Neil Wallis’s daughter get a job at Scotland Yard. (http://order-order.com/2011/07/18/why-yates-walked/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+guidofawkes+%28Guy+Fawkes%27+blog+of+parliamentary+plots%2C+rumours+and+conspiracy%29)
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rubschin:
News of the World phone hacking whistleblower found dead
Death of Sean Hoare – who was first named journalist to allege Andy Coulson knew of hacking – not being treated as suspicious
http://tinyurl.com/6zy39w4 (http://tinyurl.com/6zy39w4)
Curiouser and curiouser.... rubschin:
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The plot thickens! spider:
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rubschin:
News of the World phone hacking whistleblower found dead
Death of Sean Hoare – who was first named journalist to allege Andy Coulson knew of hacking – not being treated as suspicious
http://tinyurl.com/6zy39w4 (http://tinyurl.com/6zy39w4)
Is that in the same way that David Kelley's death wasn't being treated as suspicious? rubschin:
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rubschin:
News of the World phone hacking whistleblower found dead
Death of Sean Hoare – who was first named journalist to allege Andy Coulson knew of hacking – not being treated as suspicious
http://tinyurl.com/6zy39w4 (http://tinyurl.com/6zy39w4)
Is that in the same way that David Kelley's death wasn't being treated as suspicious? rubschin:
In exactly the same way.... noooo:
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This inquiry isn't going to change a damn thing, neither will the police investigation. Certainly people will be thrown to the wolves or fall on their swords but the rot has set too deeply within the establishment and too many have a vested interest in keeping it going.
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This inquiry isn't going to change a damn thing, neither will the police investigation. Certainly people will be thrown to the wolves or fall on their swords but the rot has set too deeply within the establishment and too many have a vested interest in keeping it going.
Sadly true
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I have just been listening to Kinnock on the Today programme. Did anyone else hearing him talking even more shite than usual?
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noooo:
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I have just been listening to Kinnock on the Today programme. Did anyone else hearing him talking even more shite than usual?
Heard him last night. The windbag has not changed his spots.
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In an odd twist to the ongoing phone hacking saga, police are reportedly examining the contents of a bag said to belong to Charlie Brooks, the husband of former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks.
The bag, containing a computer, paperwork and phone, was allegedly found in a bin in an underground car park near the Brooks' Chelsea Harbour home on Monday afternoon, according to a Guardian report
eeek:
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/police-examine-bag-found-in-bin-near-brooks--home.html (http://uk.news.yahoo.com/police-examine-bag-found-in-bin-near-brooks--home.html)
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This could run and run couldn't it - I'm not sure even Camerloon can survive...
Thank goodness there are no other issues with the economy or anything at the moment eh.... ;)
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Popcorn:
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5:00 Incredible scenes here as a man is arrested for trying to throw white paint over Rupert Murdoch
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/phone-hacking-inquiry-live.html (http://uk.news.yahoo.com/phone-hacking-inquiry-live.html)
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Well, that was fun, I watched the last half hour
The bloke that caried out the attempted attack is named as Jonnie Marbles an anarchist comedian. You'd be hard pressed to find a more miserable looking bloke TBH. How the f**k did he manage to get that close, even more embarressment for the Police. Security my arse noooo:
Murdoch's missus moved quicker than the coppers noooo:
Next, Brooks
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Next, Brooks
eveilgrin: eveilgrin: eveilgrin:
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Ahhh, come on you lot, 'ave a 'eart. Murdoch did said he was very sorry...that they've been found out sick2:
Didn't actually hear those imortal werds though...."and we must ensure this NEVER happens again" sick2:
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Ahhh, come on you lot, 'ave a 'eart. Murdoch did said he was very sorry...that they've been found out sick2:
Didn't actually hear those imortal werds though...."and we must ensure this NEVER happens again" sick2:
angel1 Quite so.....
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One wonders what bad news has been buried today
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Cameron statement at 11.30 Popcorn:
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Next, Brooks
eveilgrin: eveilgrin: eveilgrin:
Well, that was worth while (not) Rebekah didn't do it. I'm betting it was the tea boy wot did it. evil:
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BBC2 now - Milipede givin it large. He must have said "Mr Speaker" at least 50 times in the last 4 minutes.
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Cameron is doing quite well
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Oh, can we add Bercow to Miss D's list of those to be "exterminated"? What a cnut!
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His pomposity is boundless
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Well, that was worth while (not) Rebekah didn't do it. I'm betting it was the tea boy wot did it. evil:
Something tells me that line will only work as long as the police don't look at her 'husbands misplaced' laptop.
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Rupert Murdoch: The first Australian in history to turn up to a grilling without shrimp or piss-weak lager.....
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I work with several coppers on our floor.
they were having a chat in the kitchen area this morning about this whole Murdoch and police situation.
Cracking comment one of them made " Even the revolving sign outisde of New Scotland Yard doesn't know which way to turn " lol:
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I work with several coppers on our floor.
they were having a chat in the kitchen area this morning about this whole Murdoch and police situation.
Cracking comment one of them made " Even the revolving sign outisde of New Scotland Yard doesn't know which way to turn " lol:
lol: lol: lol:
I work with several coppers on our floor.
shutup:
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"At least I've never seen Rebekah Brooks in her pyjamas"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2016791/David-Camerons-dig-Brown-At-Ive-seen-Rebekah-Brooks-pyjamas.html (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2016791/David-Camerons-dig-Brown-At-Ive-seen-Rebekah-Brooks-pyjamas.html)
Bloody hell, if I'd been exposed to that sight I'd have been clawing my other eye out. sick2:
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Having watched as he said it I must admit I thought "Nice One Dave!"
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Rebekah Brooks "Friday" (Rebecca Black Parody) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5z4CJRFBKY#ws)
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Rebekah Brooks "Friday" (Rebecca Black Parody) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5z4CJRFBKY#ws)
lol: eveilgrin: eveilgrin:
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I see they've now started on journalists from the Sunday Mirror...quelle surprise noooo:
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This whole business is going to run for years before it finally gets swept under the carpet.
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Berek would have pissed his sides happy001
"You seem to be a bit dim" happy001 happy001 "Madam" happy001 happy001 happy001
Chris Bryant tears into Kay Burley on Sky News (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDYalpZhG_8#)
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<Chortle> lol:
Sun readers told their personal details may have been hacked
Some readers of the Sun have been sent an email warning them computer hackers may have stolen their personal details, including their addresses, dates of birth and phone numbers.
http://tinyurl.com/3ct7qh7
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I have Skynews on in the background and they're at the Leveson enquiry where Kelvin MacKenzie like many appears to be suffering from convenient memory lapses.
If he was to stand in a line-up of the oiliest, greasiest, slimiest, smug bastards on this planet, the others would say who's that really oily, greasy, slimey, smug twat at the end Angry9:
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I have Skynews on in the background and they're at the Leveson enquiry where Kelvin MacKenzie like many appears to be suffering from convenient memory lapses.
If he was to stand in a line-up of the oiliest, greasiest, slimiest, smug bastards on this planet, the others would say who's that really oily, greasy, slimey, smug twat at the end Angry9:
lol: lol: lol: