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Topic History of: George Pell: some bravery now appearing
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"Through a lawyer, the man's family said they finally understood the torment that led their son to self medicate with drug abuse".
Why do your own inner work or hire a therapist to help you deepen your understanding of yourself and others when a lawyer can not only do this for you speedily and free of charge but get you some money as well? What is there to fear? What could possibly go wrong? What is there to lose? |
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wjlmarsh |
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First trial
"...a jury voted 10-2 to acquit him; but that meant a hung jury.."
All I can say is that The Australians are out to win against the UK, US and probably the North Koreans on having the most unfair justice system. |
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Silent Minority |
JK2006 wrote:
A very, very good friend and I still regard him as such - it was even my suggestion he employ Max Clifford as the best at what he did.
Karma won here...as it does mostly.
I'll see you in Morocco in a few hours...time to follow the sun.   |
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hedda |
What I find fascinating (in a scary way) is the sheer vacuousness of many posting their hatred..for George Pell's reference writers.
At least I have had one quite high profile "human right's" lawyer agree with me and delete his tweets.
I actually tracked down an apology given by all Rupert Murdoch's newspapers for attacking reference writer in 2007 when a Police Prosecutor was jailed for possessing child porn (still a controversial case as he says the offending material was on his laptop as evidence in another case.
What is funny is that several Rupert Murdoch journos are now acting exactly the same seemingly oblivious to the pending storm.
As I said previously, a dear friend of mine was one of them. But as they all got $40,000 in compo then he was delighted as he immediately bought himself a new Mercedes.
This was before twitter amplifies these matters endlessly.
I await with fascination to see when the axe falls...
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JK2006 |
A very, very good friend and I still regard him as such - it was even my suggestion he employ Max Clifford as the best at what he did. |
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