News of the World Mobile Phone Hacking - Page 15

Mancie · 19-07-2011, 04:53

To be honest it's all bollocks.. this country is suffering the worst economic crisis since the 30's.. and I mean real suffering ..all the talk about past governments makes no difference.. we now have a terrible government that has jinked itself in and most people know it..this mob will mess up this country even more than Thatcher ever dreamed of.

Margaret Pilkington · 19-07-2011, 05:54

All this started long before the current government were elected.
Anyway, thought you were a neutral.

accyman · 19-07-2011, 07:43

apparently the sun news papers website got hacked and the hackers posted a story saying murdoch was dead.They also posted what they claimed to be information hacked from their servers.

bet it isnt so nice when the shoes on the other foot

oh hang on hackings a crime , bad bad boys

MargaretR · 19-07-2011, 09:08

Banking scandal, MPs expenses scandal, media phone hacking, police corruption,- I can hardly wait for the exposure of masonic paedo rings and elite satanic rituals... bring it on.

Whistleblowers are the real heroes of our age.

jaysay · 19-07-2011, 09:11

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Originally Posted by accyman

apparently the sun news papers website got hacked and the hackers posted a story saying murdoch was dead.They also posted what they claimed to be information hacked from their servers.

bet it isnt so nice when the shoes on the other foot

oh hang on hackings a crime , bad bad boys

Because its the Sun its okay then, real bent logic in that one accyman

jaysay · 19-07-2011, 09:13

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

where was that cut and pasted from?

Well its obvious it hasn't come from his own very small brain cell Margaret

accyman · 19-07-2011, 11:52

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Because its the Sun its okay then, real bent logic in that one accyman

Not ok but will be interesting to see how quick the police act this time around when its the other way around.Somehow i cant seem to muster up any sympathy for the sun news paper as i did for the innocent members of public who were hacked

Boeing Guy · 19-07-2011, 17:05

Being from Liverpool, one of the token scousers here, I have no time for the Sun. Hope they go out of business.

I cannot help but wonder why Ed Milliband and for that matter almost every MP is jumping on the band wagon, is it to hide something, or is it to get their own back after all the MP expenses, which were more serious.
Having a press free from political interference is one of the few things we haveleft in the UK, long may it remain.

jaysay · 19-07-2011, 17:11

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Originally Posted by accyman

Not ok but will be interesting to see how quick the police act this time around when its the other way around.Somehow i cant seem to muster up any sympathy for the sun news paper as i did for the innocent members of public who were hacked

Each incident should be treated on merit, not on who the offence is committed against, that's what the law is all about, no fear no favour

Stumped · 19-07-2011, 17:33

The unsavoury revelations just go on and on. Isn't there anyone in authority worthy of respect any more? The media, the metropolitan police and political leaders - both past and present, reflect just what a shoddy society we have become. Maybe it won't be such a bad thing if the European Union Jackboot decides to crush us underfoot once and for all!

accyman · 19-07-2011, 18:46

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Each incident should be treated on merit, not on who the offence is committed against, that's what the law is all about, no fear no favour

in an ideal world yes but unfortunately in this country the more money you have the more justice you get hence the super injunctions for the rich and famous and wealthy people such as footballers keeping their driving license after drink driving or excessive speeding.

cmonstanley · 19-07-2011, 22:39

today was what i expected deny deny apart from the geezer who tried phantom flan fling at rupert murdoch.that was bizarre how he got to him was it set up,who is he

tomorrow should hopefully more entertaining in parliament

MargaretR · 19-07-2011, 22:57

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

,who is he

He is Jonnie Marbles
'Jonnie Marbles': the comedian and activist who attacked Rupert Murdoch | Media | The Guardian

gynn · 19-07-2011, 23:02

Was I the only person screaming at Rebekah Brooks:

"You sound perfectly reasonable, and I'll happily believe your protests of innocence. But for God's sake, you are an intelligent woman in a responsible job. What the f*ck is that hair style all about?"

You look like a sad and ageing Crystal Tips deserted by Alastair.

Eric · 20-07-2011, 04:09

Listening to CBC radio tonite. Rupert M. was the subject of discussion. If it turns out that he knew of the alleged bribing of police officers, he could, as an American citizen, be prosecuted in the US. He has massive holdings in the US, as many of you are no doubt aware, from the Fox Network to the Wall Street Journal. Many US politicians, Republicans and Democrats, are probably quaking in their boots (like Cameron is, or should be), and hoping the crisis stays on your side of the pond. It seems he has already retained the services of a law firm which specializes in getting scumbags like him out of the kind of trouble he is likely to be in. And, if there is criminality involved, neither the jerkoff nor any of his staff will be able to hide behind the First Ammendment. I'm starting to enjoy this