8den
No I'm pretty sure that was 8ball...
Descartes said:With the utmost respect, the staement Dr. Kelly's widow made a public statement that said she was satisfied that her husband death was a suicide.
Clearly describes Dr Kelly's widow making a public statement, to say this is a terminological inexactitude and as such, did not happen.
To display a sense of exasperation over a blatantly incorrect statement and then resort to vernacular of the street in an attempt to gain some sort of credibility is total folly on your part.
You complete failure to comprehend that the judgement on Lord Hutton's part was the decision of One) A human being and as such open to all the normal fragilities Two) The understanding and contemplation was only on the evidence presented.
We have had the details of how this type of inquiry should and can be controlled by the Judge. If the list of evidence does not include or detail further evidence, if his staff are not aware or fail to fully comply with the brief for the inquiry... the list goes on but to believe that such findings are completely and utterly without failing or reach a decision that should not and cannot be challenged is on a par in possible belief in adult fairy tales. i.e., the easter bunny, Santa Claus, the tooth fairy etc.
You choose to ignore the ongoing investigation by the specialist who still challenge the evidence and the decision by Lord Hutton, your cry for facts but you ignore various web sites but are only too quick to quote from any and all documents to suit yourself.
never in the history of semantics has so little held on the demented point of so few.
Do you think if the QC misrepresented the feelings of the wife of Doctor Kelly she would have let it lie?
You've nothing, fuck all, squat, and diddly.
Make your case cite your evidence or fuck off.