So Comrades the News of The World show trial has begun. The righteous prosecution alleges that journalists hacked into people's phones in order to get juicy stories. Oh No! Who could have dreamed such a thing could happen? Who would ever have believed that journalists would have befriended servants in those lovely Downton Abbey days in order to get juicy stories about important toffs. Wow!!!! The evil and deviousness of this world knows no end.
All I want to say is that this trial has cost £40 million pounds of tax payer's money in Metropolitan police investigation. Remember that when you next need a non existent cop. The legal fees are up to £450 million. You could feed a few starving people and build homes for the homeless with that lot! You could even invest in cancer research or develop new antibiotics. If we ignore the latter, kids will be dying of routine infections in thousands in a few years. Yes - they will and all the wailing phone-hacked dentally enhanced celebrities on Earth will not be able to save them.
The hypocrisy is particularly defined by the open secret revelations of Edward Snowden It appears most governments of sovereign states are hacked by all other governments. In turn their own good guys hack all those other bad foreign guys. This is called patriotism and defence of national security. Ah, there you have it then. Good job the vile Press are there to tell us eh? Fill the prisons with journalists and we'll all be safe at last.
If you are a fame-oid the Press is a capricious and wonderful lover. You accept the flattery and kisses and you take the punch in the face of rejection. Or you don't dress up and go out on the pull. Fame and celebrity has a down side. Please: all you thwarted hacks looking for a raunchy old tarty novelist to expose......here I am boys! Buy my books!!! Get my old face on TV. Interview me on chat shows. Fill my pockets with money. Sit me in a bath of ego and soap my back. Make my fans scream my name. Hack me hard and harder big boy.
Emma Thinks: Tyranny offends the rules of common indecency.
All I want to say is that this trial has cost £40 million pounds of tax payer's money in Metropolitan police investigation. Remember that when you next need a non existent cop. The legal fees are up to £450 million. You could feed a few starving people and build homes for the homeless with that lot! You could even invest in cancer research or develop new antibiotics. If we ignore the latter, kids will be dying of routine infections in thousands in a few years. Yes - they will and all the wailing phone-hacked dentally enhanced celebrities on Earth will not be able to save them.
The hypocrisy is particularly defined by the open secret revelations of Edward Snowden It appears most governments of sovereign states are hacked by all other governments. In turn their own good guys hack all those other bad foreign guys. This is called patriotism and defence of national security. Ah, there you have it then. Good job the vile Press are there to tell us eh? Fill the prisons with journalists and we'll all be safe at last.
Rebekah Brooks Does she look like a hacking monster? |
If you are a fame-oid the Press is a capricious and wonderful lover. You accept the flattery and kisses and you take the punch in the face of rejection. Or you don't dress up and go out on the pull. Fame and celebrity has a down side. Please: all you thwarted hacks looking for a raunchy old tarty novelist to expose......here I am boys! Buy my books!!! Get my old face on TV. Interview me on chat shows. Fill my pockets with money. Sit me in a bath of ego and soap my back. Make my fans scream my name. Hack me hard and harder big boy.
Emma Thinks: Tyranny offends the rules of common indecency.
Good to have you back. Unfortunately, as much as you and I would like the world to be a bit more rational, it's a far off thing, I'm afraid... $450 million, eh, good grief.
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