Rebekah Brooks ..........

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smuginantibes said:
I have personal reasons for hoping they all go down and for a substantial period.

However, my feelings apart, I think every right minded member of the public should feel that way about these people.

They see themselves as courageous and noble purveyors of the truth and are always seeking to 'expose corruption and hold the culprits up to public account'.

So, at the same time they're pillorying the local vicar for having a quick fumble in the vestry, they're hacking innocent people's phones and invading something we all hold precious, our privacy.

While these corrupt arrogant vultures are setting themselves up as judge, jury & executioner they're, at the same time, ****ting all over the law of the land, grinding it in with their heels and laughing about it.

I hope they're as guilty as they look and that Christmas dinner will be eaten with a plastic knife and fork on C-wing.
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just wish Murdoch was in the dock with them...I think the feeling of the country, especially the hacking of Millie Dowler's phone (which is one of the worst things I have heard) is enough to get them a lengthy sentence. But then you factor in that Brooks is a close friend of the PM and you get the feeling that they will either get off or the maximum spend a month or so behind bars.
 
flandersmackem said:
just wish Murdoch was in the dock with them...I think the feeling of the country, especially the hacking of Millie Dowler's phone (which is one of the worst things I have heard) is enough to get them a lengthy sentence. But then you factor in that Brooks is a close friend of the PM and you get the feeling that they will either get off or the maximum spend a month or so behind bars.
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Old man Murdoch you mean?
 
They are not "Criminals" in the proper sense of the word.They are not bright enough.Putting your computer behind a bin in a car park so that it gets picked up by the cleaners and handed in to the Bureau is crass beyond belief.You would smash it to bits and frisbee the hard drive out to sea off South Shields pier.

My sincere hope is that Ginger Minge and Coulson get scrapping.I think his barrister yesterday put a straw in the wind,now that would be fun
 
Cruyff's Turn said:
They are not "Criminals" in the proper sense of the word.They are not bright enough.Putting your computer behind a bin in a car park so that it gets picked up by the cleaners and handed in to the Bureau is crass beyond belief.You would smash it to bits and frisbee the hard drive out to sea off South Shields pier.

My sincere hope is that Ginger Minge and Coulson get scrapping.I think his barrister yesterday put a straw in the wind,now that would be fun
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Shows that even back then they'd lost all control of the situation. How they can plead not guilty is beyond me.
 
Just waiting to see what the defence line is.If he gets them off then their barrister deserves a knighthood without doubt.This looks an open and shut case.Maybe Hitler shouldn't have blown his brains out.He might have got off with mistaken identity.Dave is in this up to his neck,they were dinner guests at each other's houses.
 
flandersmackem said:
just wish Murdoch was in the dock with them...I think the feeling of the country, especially the hacking of Millie Dowler's phone (which is one of the worst things I have heard) is enough to get them a lengthy sentence. But then you factor in that Brooks is a close friend of the PM and you get the feeling that they will either get off or the maximum spend a month or so behind bars.
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I'm hoping that goes against her ...... because everyone knows they were 'chums' I believe a 'whitewash' would reflect badly on Cameron.
 
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