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Jack Monroe #509 The Silence of the Scams.
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Have we found a condition she hasn't adopted yet? Vertigo?
Sorry?
I thought that said Virgo at first, and had a monumental quip about her already co-opting Cancer.
Or vitiligo.
It was her junior barrister who wrote the Twitter-explaining appendix. I know Greg sociallyThat's pretty much how it reads......the tort of libel is not really the main issue. That's long and well established and while Sir Mark( as was) explains very clearly WHY he felt what he did, the amount of the judgement taken up with having to explain how twitter worked (even to the point his poor clerk had to write an appendix) and how his job had been made that much harder by dirty deletes/stuff not being available because of same. The claimant comes off looking worse in the judgement because of the "oh I did this and forgot" etc.
I was surprised that none of her many medical conditions were presented to the court (with diagnosis from people with an actual doctorate) to strengthen her case
It's not the landmark she makes out to be. For legal students it's a "if you are running a libel trial and your client has done this, run away"
and know that it got him quite a lot of positive attention and put a bit of a rocket under his career. Jack was so incredibly lucky in almost every aspect of that lawsuit, from Mark Lewis picking it up onwards - while KH did almost everything wrong. There was virtually no chance of things going so well for her against Anderson & Daubney if she had gone ahead with it.Vertigo doesn't have any oppression points unfortunately. But there is the heart condition, which I guess may have some similar symptoms, and which resulted in the Great Tomato Tragedy, complete with Dishy Junior Doctor.
She already has co-opted several skin conditions, dearheart. There's the leg birthmarks, which are all but invisible after her parents kindly sought treatment for her, which she greatly resents them for because they unaccountably refused to get their legs tattooed with birthmarks in solidarity.
There is also the loose skin on hands (dunno what fancy medical name for this might be. Cheirodermo Crinklyitis?) caused by being premature, and Cypriot.
Ah fair play to him! I assumed it was Warby J's clerk who had the misfortune. He did a damn fine job as I've used it it many a PowerPoint/training session. Next time you see him, buy him a large beverage with my compliments for making it make senseIt was her junior barrister who wrote the Twitter-explaining appendix. I know Greg socially
And you are spot on with the latest "libel". Especially if the previous case was referred to and the behaviour (you know which bits I mean) were referred to..
He has my sympathy for (a) having met her and (b) being described as lovely by her
How could I forget about that? Imagining the skin flapping around like an elephant's ears.. Blurgh.
Indeed, how could you forget? You cruel Cheirophobe.
There we were, all of us bigots, thinking that her hands were just dirty from plunging them repeatedly into grated corned beef. But no - our eyes decieved us and it was in fact loose skin, a tragic reminder of the much suffering Jack has been through.
I've not noticed those diamond earrings before. Spenny.
Who remembers the Tragedy dance? I think this should be our Saturday Night Dance.
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I was too distracted by the dalmatian print and that hair - did she do it herself? What kind of evil hairdresser would style someone like that?
Ooh that Chris Packham case looks interesting.I see Chris Packham (who has an official autism diagnosis) has just won a libel case. Countdown to guest claiming she receives faeces (as opposed to creating them) and having a car (not a Tesla) set on fire outside the bungamansion in 3…2…1…
Chris Packham wins libel battle over 'tiger fraud' allegations
It comes after the TV star told the High Court in London he had been a "victim of a campaign of vile and relentless intimidation".news.sky.com
All about fund raising possibly under false pretences
He won his case but obviously things like this are now being scrutinised closely. Jack really is flying close to the sun with her Sue Lee behaviour imo.
In this case I believe the magazine was being genuinely malicious with those claims. By that I mean they were out to damage Chris Packham's reputation due to his position on environmental issues and fox hunting, among other things. The magazine are extremely right-wing, with links to the Conservatives. I don't think they were interested in shining a light on scammers.Ooh that Chris Packham case looks interesting.
All about fund raising possibly under false pretences
Jack really is flying close to the sun with her Sue Lee behaviour imo.
Son2 once couldn’t remember the word “Aquarius” (aged 7/8-ish) when an aunt asked him at a family bbq what starsign he was, and he said “Asparagus”. We like to remind him of this if it pops up on a Sunday roast or at Xmas.Mrs @stunrw woukd like to speak to you because I read that and she got a face full of Jupiler
Top pint is Jupiler, but once overdid it in Brussels after Anderlecht won the league one year.
Oh yeah, Jack err… dunno what starsign she is tbh. Taurinse? Slopitarrius? Lie-bra?
Yes I agree - the magazine was out to get him maliciously.
However I thought it was interesting that the issue of fund raising under supposed false pretences was being examined. Whatever the outcome of this case or motivation behind it.
I know I've said it before but her hands look 'secondhand'..
I don’t think I could cope with her weighing in on energy bills with her jackmaths again. The vein in my temple has only just stopped throbbing from last time.
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