littlebabyjesus
one of Maxwell's demons
it is inevitable that Rebekah Brooks will get an invitation from the police that she can not refuse
Good grief, even that goon Paddick is coming out with the goods.
it is inevitable that Rebekah Brooks will get an invitation from the police that she can not refuse
From the Guardian blog.
Former Met police chief Brian Paddick has told my colleague Vikram Dodd it is now "blindingly obvious" that police would want to arrest and interview Rebekah Brooks, the controversial boss of News International.
Paddick said: "If Andy Coulson has been arrested, it is inevitable that Rebekah Brooks will get an invitation from the police that she can not refuse."
Good grief, even that goon Paddick is coming out with the goods.
I don't see why it can't be a bit of both.
Either way, whatever she is, Brooks isn't stupid and she presumably understands whatever game they're playing...
I'm not at all sure she does. She's serving a purpose. She's certainly caught on the tide and there's not a lot she can do about it.I don't see why it can't be a bit of both.
Either way, whatever she is, Brooks isn't stupid and she presumably understands whatever game they're playing...
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Phone hacking: Police probe suspected deletion of emails by NI executive• 'Massive quantities' of archive allegedly deleted
• Emails believed to be between News of the World editors
Police are investigating evidence that a News International executive may have deleted millions of emails from an internal archive, in an apparent attempt to obstruct Scotland Yard's inquiry into the phone-hacking scandal.
Kinda stifles the launch of Huff Post UK, doesn't it?
What's the going rate for taking a five-year prison term?
Gaurdian main story is now -
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/jul/08/phone-hacking-emails-news-international
So which executive? Brooks or Murdoch jnr? The Graun are clearly being fed regular high quality info by the cops. Will we see a police raid on Wapping?
Oh boy, is this good!
That's the bit I would not be sure of at all. I suspect she is completely at sea and doesn't know what the fuck to do. She's facing jail and complete ruin, and I don't see any way for her to prevent it.
I'm not at all sure she does. She's serving a purpose. She's certainly caught on the tide and there's not a lot she can do about it.
Oh I think she must have a reasonable idea of what the Murdochs are doing. She's been too senior there for too long not to. She must know how they operate and how their minds work. Assuming your human shield theory is right, ymu - and I think it might well be - she presumably understands that that is her role, but that begs the question, what's in it for her? That's really what i was driving at...
Oh I think she must have a reasonable idea of what the Murdochs are doing. She's been too senior there for too long not to. She must know how they operate and how their minds work. Assuming your human shield theory is right, ymu - and I think it might well be - she presumably understands that that is her role, but that begs the question, what's in it for her? That's really what i was driving at...
Would a hack know how to delete stuff in such a way that the police couldn't retrieve the information? How good is the average newspaper room IT department?
Would a hack know how to delete stuff in such a way that the police couldn't retrieve the information? How good is the average newspaper room IT department?
I don't know, but if Uncle Rupert ended up with five years then his cellmate would have reasonable grounds to sue for breach of his human rights. Imagine five years, trapped beside Rupert Murdoch in a room the size of a parking space.
this is becoming similar to Watergate - are we going to see Cameron making a Nixon like exit, after being given a Pardon by Clegg? (Temp PM)
Wonder how Rebecca's meeting at the NoftW is going?
Tea and biscuits?
4.17pm: Ignore @ExNOTWJournalist, at least for the moment, because Sky News's political correspondent Sophy Ridge – who used to work at the News of the World – has a source in the Brooks meeting and is tweeting away.
Live blog: Twitter
@sophyridge Rebekah Brookes has apologised to staff fir "operational issues" ie email access
@sophyridge She also said she is trying to find them jobs where possible across News International and News Corp
Wonder how Rebecca's meeting at the NoftW is going?
Tea and biscuits?