He's been coached by the best.I don’t get why he always has to smirk and stare adoringly at the cameras . Can he not just simply walk in to court without a show . Hypocrisy
He clearly doesn't understand subtext or the whole Hooray Henry/Sloan ranger figures of speech.He thinks it said Hooray! Harry Dumped, not 'Hooray Harry' dumped, what an imbecile.
It appears to be the court of the vengeful toddler tantrum and quite frankly, it’s an embarrassment to the country and our legal system.what kind of kangaroo court is this? there's no evidence of anything, his lawyers seem to just be sat there counting the billable hours on their watches and the legal strategy seems to have been cooked up by Rachel Zane, you know, from Suits.
am i that stupid to not make any sense of it? or was our collective IQ in West Europe lowered to room temperature by the mere presence of Sicknote Mason? (to paraphrase from Sherlock)
In the time period in question, was there actually such a thing as a “burner phone”?
I wish Andrew Green KC could throw that in (but obviously he won’t)H says things about him are not in the public interest. But he thinks telling the world that W was circumcised, W threw him in dog bowl, his father has a Teddy etc, are for public interest ??
He still thinks the usual rules don't apply to him.He got told off again for speaking directly to the judge.
I was wondering if this case was a deliberate attempt to lose, so then they can object to Mr Justice Fancourt, & get a more “amenable“ one for the other cases?Sadly, I agree. It used to be so respected, non-partisan, and trustworthy, now it pushes its own"woke" and political agendas constantly.
Re: the other newspapers having published stuff before the Mail - could this be what H wanted? To have the other side do all of the digging for him, so that following this case (whatever the result), he can go after them? Where did they get the tip-offs?
Apologies if someone has already suggested this.
So he is suing for them hacking a voicemail - but cannot recall if he actually left one
Did any members of the family not have to be present for the Queen’s birthday, unless prevented by official duties?
he is the upper class twerp of theHe clearly doesn't understand subtext or the whole Hooray Henry/Sloan ranger figures of speech.
What does the term Hooray Henry mean?/ˌhuːreɪ ˈhenri/ (plural Hooray Henrys, Hooray Henries) (British English, informal, disapproving) a young upper-class man who enjoys himself in a loud and silly way.Hooray Henry noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes | Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary at OxfordLearnersDictionaries.com
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“That nasty man over there has been being beastly to me, I want my mummy’s hair clippings & my “special cream” - Waaagh”.What will he say when his own lawyer interviews him?
You could buy them for a tenner in TK Maxx with ten pound credit voucher already in the box. You just popped the SIM in and away you go. If you wanted certain services you had to register it.In the time period in question, was there actually such a thing as a “burner phone”?
I remember phones then as being on contract & that name & address had to be provided.
There were also only about 25 in the country
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