scalyboy
They’re taking the piss now
A Doctor WritesAlzheimers is a terrible condition affecting rich and poor. However it only kicks in for the rich at a certain point in the legal process.
A Doctor WritesAlzheimers is a terrible condition affecting rich and poor. However it only kicks in for the rich at a certain point in the legal process.
Quite!
I think that magic circle stuff is going to bring in a whole heap of stuff for people to latch onto - uri geller, michael jackson...prince charles - the dot joiners are going to have a field day.
Leon, 'it might kill him',Brittan. Creaking gates these m'Lords.Yeah, inevitable I suppose, feared that might happen, what with Brittan too
Maybe Jerry Sadowitz will do a comedy routine about it.
This seems a bit sillyIs anyone else concerned about the prominent names cropping up on this thread?
http://www.urban75.net/forums/threa...threads-and-naming-living-individuals.300541/
you joined up to say its silly ?
Yes, through a guardian ad litem.Can someone with dementia legally sue ?
They made other posts here before that one, check your facts.
I won't comment on anything else you've said, but I will say that unsubstantiated talk of super-injunctions is silly.
I mean legal stuff used to block truth is a serious issue. But there are many other aspects to this beyond people routinely jumping to the conclusion that d-notes/da-notes or super-injunctions simply must be the reason why some info hasn't been printed in the press.
In this particular case I've seen nothing that would enable the media to report details of a persons name and their alleged crimes without running a high risk of being sued for libel. There is just a list of names on the net, and that is nowhere near enough to run with.
Its all over the internet that that particular pop star has a super injunction connected with him and the Elms.
Its also common knowledge these allegations have been around since the 80s, they are nothing new, including the said popstars female nickname.
Its no more "silly" then any another "unsubstantiated" claims.
There was always going to be a backlash against the choice of inquiry chair, the only question was how broadly this understandable cynicism would reach.
For example for those on the conspiraloon fringes, any inquiry would not be met with any faith whatever the detail, and by picking Butler-Sloss they have something easy to grasp onto since she was involved in a Diana inquiry.
Next we have all those who are not conspiraloons but lack faith in the establishment and its inquiries for all manner of sensible reasons. Again these would not be easy to satisfy no matter the terms, choice of personnel and other details, but could be won over to a certain extent if the inquiry actually seemed to be doing good work when it got going and shared some info with the public.
But in this case the government seem to have managed to make critics out of a far broader range of society than they often do with inquiries and chair choices. Hopefully it will blow up in their face, but whatever happens I find it unlikely that much credibility and faith will be restored by going about this stuff in such a manner. Quite how much they actually care about that remains to be seen.
And the internet found out about the super-injunction how exactly?
"For example for those on the conspiraloon fringes, any inquiry would not be met with any faith whatever the detail"
So you must be a conspiracy loon, not to have faith in the establishment investigating itself ?
Or just " lack faith in the establishment and its inquiries for all manner of sensible reasons."
If we look at history establishment inquires have been a fix from bloody Sunday to Hillsborough, why would this one be any different ? Apparently that makes me a conspiracyloon.
is no defense if the site gets sued.Its all over the internet
http://www.urban75.net/forums/threa...threads-and-naming-living-individuals.300541/Unless you can support this claim with credibly-sourced links with references to actual successful prosecutions (NOT just allegations or rumours), there's a chance I'll get a letter from a very expensive lawyer saying that the post is defamatory.
If we look at history establishment inquires have been a fix from bloody Sunday to Hillsborough, why would this one be any different ? Apparently that makes me a conspiracyloon.
ExaroNews @ExaroNews · 6h
Any idea why someone is trying to hack our phones? We know for sure that it is not the News of the World. #CSAinquiry http://www.exaronews.com
is no defense if the site gets sued.
http://www.urban75.net/forums/threa...threads-and-naming-living-individuals.300541/
I contribute very little but I like the site still being here.
Where did Sally Bercow name McAlpine ?And where did I name him brainiac ?
Where did Sally Bercow name McAlpine ?
No she didn't - she alluded to an internet rumour which she could not substantiate in a deliberately oblique way expecting that it insulated her from consequences. It didn't. Exactly as you are doing.On twitter, she directly referred to the event and person in a direct way. Where did I do that ? Famous 60s pop star whos a bachelor, ffs is hardly liable.
No she didn't - she alluded to an internet rumour which she could not substantiate in a deliberately oblique way expecting that it insulated her from consequences. It didn't. Exactly as you are doing.
How many of 'The List' will ever see justice - very few I fear or else we are on the edge of the biggest scandal in British history. I hope I'm wrong I was convinced Harris would walk.
Bercow said: "The High Court found that my tweet constituted a serious libel, both in its natural meaning and as an innuendo."