I wonder where Waxie Maxie would stand on the suggestions of stronger belief in the allegations of victims? "They must always be believed" he used to say, like the Blessed Esther. Good timing for this announcement - if it's true that the publicity about his arrest has prompted many further claims, causing a rebail until April. And just how close is the relationship between Waxie and MWT?

i have one of my spooky premonitions that MWT will face a charge one day...not sure about what

JK2006 wrote:
I wonder where Waxie Maxie would stand on the suggestions of stronger belief in the allegations of victims? "They must always be believed" he used to say, like the Blessed Esther. Good timing for this announcement - if it's true that the publicity about his arrest has prompted many further claims, causing a rebail until April. And just how close is the relationship between Waxie and MWT?

Obviously he still believes fully that accusers never lie so I assume that he has made a full confession even if he has no recollection of the events.

JK2006 wrote:
I wonder where Waxie Maxie would stand on the suggestions of stronger belief in the allegations of victims? "They must always be believed" he used to say, like the Blessed Esther. Good timing for this announcement - if it's true that the publicity about his arrest has prompted many further claims, causing a rebail until April. And just how close is the relationship between Waxie and MWT?


"They must always be believed"

Unless they accuse him of course, in which case of couse it's all lies...

hedda wrote:
i have one of my spooky premonitions that MWT will face a charge one day...not sure about what

Blackmail, bribery, perverting the course of justice, perjury, wasting police time...

Waxie Maxie - who is, we must remember, a fictional character with no intentional resemblance to any real living being (or not-quite-being) - did rather well in Vile Pervert: The Musical - managing to steal another man's wife and acquire a big client who knew a Pop Star when he saw one and had The X Factor. Thanks to my advice. But a rather terrific Oscar deserving performance by an actor playing God warned him of impending Karma.

Do watch the movie. It's free and if you don't chuckle at Waxie, you'll laugh at Flame Mitchell (tabloid editor) and giggle at Oscar Wilde.

www.VilePervert.com.

it's not looking good for waxy!