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  • Eggchaser
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    Originally posted by Eggchaser View Post
    The Duke of Sussex wins his case against The Mirror Group.

    Incidentally, he is really starting to look like his early 20th century great etc grandfathers.
    And further to this, MGN fold on 115 other stories about him, and pay a ton of cash, plus his costs, with an interim payment for these of £400,000.

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  • Benjm
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    Will Private Eye reconsider their two footed over the ball attitude towards anyone who pushes back at the press or double down instead? Possibly a rhetorical question.

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  • Sean of the Shed
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    And of course if this is the case then he lied to the Leveson enquiry.

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  • Sean of the Shed
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    Morgan said he had never hacked a phone nor asked anyone to do so in his statement. What he didn't say was that he wasn't aware of it going on, and if he did then as editor it was his responsibility to make sure illegal practice was not going on under his watch. He was complicit in MGN's illegal behaviour.

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  • Mr Beast
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    I hope the Royal Family ceases to exist just as that fucking arsehole Piers Morgan does his well overdue jail time.

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  • Eggchaser
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    The Duke of Sussex wins his case against The Mirror Group.

    Incidentally, he is really starting to look like his early 20th century great etc grandfathers.

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  • Patrick Thistle
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    He's not wrong though

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  • Nefertiti2
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    Welcome to the struggle , Comrade Windsor

    https://twitter.com/jamesdoleman/status/1666130038247370759?s=46&t=9vWFql3lvtoHQ5GBKUaSoA

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  • G-Man
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    Originally posted by Logan Mountstuart View Post
    This is all just bloody awful. A person cracks after 30 years of trying to cope with the myth of our horrific establishment and the death of his mother. He can't help who he is.

    He marries a woman he loves, who happens to be slightly ethnic and despite the initial sycophancy is immediately under pressure for his choice of wife by the most rabid media in the world.

    He may not be that erudite. He may be badly advised. His book is probably a pile of restricted shite. Of course he was born into privilege. He maybe might be have driven slightly mad by his situation. But I say he's been braver, and done a lot more to challenge the status quo in his own way than his majesty's opposition have done recently.
    Exactly.

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  • multipleman78
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    Unfortunately the Megan haters will take the testimony of the taxi driver and use it to say she is just attention seeking. They will ignore the fact that the taxi driver appears to have only been a part of this incident for a few minutes. He was not a witness to whatever led them to jumping in a cab.

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  • Logan Mountstuart
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    This is all just bloody awful. A person cracks after 30 years of trying to cope with the myth of our horrific establishment and the death of his mother. He can't help who he is.

    He marries a woman he loves, who happens to be slightly ethnic and despite the initial sycophancy is immediately under pressure for his choice of wife by the most rabid media in the world.

    He may not be that erudite. He may be badly advised. His book is probably a pile of restricted shite. Of course he was born into privilege. He maybe might be have driven slightly mad by his situation. But I say he's been braver, and done a lot more to challenge the status quo in his own way than his majesty's opposition have done recently.
    Last edited by Logan Mountstuart; 18-05-2023, 07:26.

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  • Antepli Ejderha
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    https://twitter.com/_NatashaDevon/status/1658899113168052238?t=Z6PzbPd32fJZmSLkgqH32Q&s=19

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  • hobbes
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    If New York cabbies are anything like their London counterparts, erratic driving and near-misses at speed are par for the course. The only thing they seem to fear are foreigners and Uber.

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  • WOM
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    The taxi driver for at least part of the journey is now coming out and saying it was no big deal and he was never concerned for his safety.

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  • Patrick Thistle
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    Hmmmm. Would be tragically convenient and conveniently tragic for the Firm if history repeated itself...

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  • ursus arctos
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  • MsD
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    Princess Michael, you mean?

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  • Tony C
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    I guess he used sis’s connections to find a receptive market for them.

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  • Antepli Ejderha
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    https://twitter.com/I_amMukhtar/status/1647244433174286336?t=BIqh2w8NtPIXgsEjJH8uPg&s=19

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  • Discordant Resonance
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    Bots, presumably.

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  • Hot Pepsi
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    I’m not sure how they could find that many different ways to say the same thing.

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  • ursus arctos
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    https://twitter.com/edwinhayward/status/1646937814884294671?s=61&t=xvOireV8JOIS_CpbTtDBow

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  • Snake Plissken
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    They do that a lot.

    You should have worked it out by now. Rights legislation isn’t for you, it’s for them.

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  • ChrisJ
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    I see the Mail decided to defend themselves in court today using... The Human Rights Act.

    Richard Littlejohn couldn't make it up.

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  • Nefertiti2
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    https://twitter.com/meadwaj/status/1630562577460731905?s=20

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