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Discuss Huhne - after (Sir) Fred, will the government condemn one of their own? at the The Intelligence Cell forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Originally Posted by lsquared I'm pretty certain that this frantically awful man will be let ...
  1. 03-02-2012, 12:30 #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by lsquared View Post
    I'm pretty certain that this frantically awful man will be let off any charge. This will mean he will continue to ensure that all our lights go out in about ten or twelve years time. This man is dangerous!
    The police had already 'let it be known' that they considered there was a case to answer. The CPS would have been hard-pressed to let him off after that.

    Your tinfoil hat must be causing early-onset dementia of you think Huhne's important enough to anyone for them to corrupt the criminal justice system over.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigshyt_Freeman View Post
    She has the opportunity to plead guilty and claim extenuating circs by saying he browbeat her into it. That would get her off with community service and would stitch him up good and proper. If found guilty he will get chokey.
    Oh yes.
    If there is any justice and he is found guilty, he should be hoisted up onto one of those windfarm eyesores, where he will be left to dangle for the duration of his sentence. Am I wrong in saying that this development is exciting me more than AMMM crashing and burning?
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    Quote Originally Posted by slipperman View Post
    Am I wrong in saying that this development is exciting me more than AMMM crashing and burning?
    Funny. I was just thinking that Huhne and the AMMM verdict could make this the best Friday around here since the good ship Princess Productions pranced across the bay, whereupon the Black ARRSE quietly slipped her moorings and cracked on all sail, dark and demented figures swarming her rigging.
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    Guido has popped the fizz

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheIronDuke View Post
    Funny. I was just thinking that Huhne and the AMMM verdict could make this the best Friday around here since the good ship Princess Productions pranced across the bay, whereupon the Black ARRSE quietly slipped her moorings and cracked on all sail, dark and demented figures swarming her rigging.
    Somedays just make for perfect karma! With England currently re-discovering how to bat against Pakistan, I'm starting to get a warm glow. Who knows, I might even treat the missus to a pub meal tonight I'm feeling so content with the world (must get out of my pyjamas first though!).
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    This makes the point too.

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    All we need now is for someone to publish what it was that 'turdy' Bernie Gray of the MOD was trying to hide with his non-super-injunction, and joy will be unconfined.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slipperman View Post
    Somedays just make for perfect karma! With England currently re-discovering how to bat against Pakistan, I'm starting to get a warm glow. Who knows, I might even treat the missus to a pub meal tonight I'm feeling so content with the world (must get out of my pyjamas first though!).
    England losing wickets now,so hold the pub grub,,,,(why do you go to the pub in your pyjamas?).....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Westpoint View Post
    There will be insufficient evidence to warrant a prosecution.
    Do you predict lottery numbers, too?

    Good, he's being charged
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