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Postby Feisty » Sat Sep 06, 2008 12:57 am

Feisty wrote:
humanist wrote:Oracles darls ...... that assumes that there are good Brits :):):) hehehehe


Unless I'm mistaken aren't Oracle's husband and son British? She may disagree or then again she may agree and indeed say that her own son is bad.


Oracle chose to ignore this one Humanist. She obviously does not care that you insult her son.
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Re: Bad Brits!..... Shame on You! .....

Postby Oracle » Sat Sep 06, 2008 1:07 am

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Oracle wrote:I find this case particularly disgusting and I sympathise with the parents whose pain will never end :(

I can't help putting myself in the place of the mother of the 17 year old Cypriot boy who was apparently deliberately pursued and mowed down by an older British driver, on his holiday ... in Cyprus .... to have a good time and exercising that "right", by killing off the young natives .... and I cannot help these feelings ..... :(

The "murderous" older man, now jailed for "manslaughter"; and his alleged accomplices, are still alive, who in their vacuous ignorant, selfish ill-educated conditions, are "living" in the UK ... oblivious? indifferent? uncaring? ... to the suffering they have caused ... the young life they were party to ending.

Are the Cypriots viewed as dispensable holiday pastimes by our paying guests?

Come and face justice you scourge of humanity, British brazen bagatelles .... IMHO

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... 652994.ece


I find it strange that you have an opinion on this Oracle given that it is still undergoing judicial proceedings. I'd previously got the impression that you did not make such judgements without hearing both sides of a story and seeing it through it's conclusion in courts of law?


I have an "opinion" on everything ... however ....

I don't pass judgements when only one side has come on the forum to present their one-sided view.

This case has had both sides presented ... not by the individuals but outsiders from both side of the case ... British and Cypriot! The link is to a popular UK paper! It has gone through courts!

Are you denying a 17 year old boy was killed by being hit by a car?

Are you denying a holidaying Brit (worse for drink?) was driving the car?

That person has already been convicted ..... and put away for 15 years ....

What they have done is truly disgusting ... but I think you said you are not a mother; so perhaps your properties and run-ins with estate agents/developers are more important ... :roll:


Feisty wrote:You must learn not to speak for other people Oracle but actually yes to a point you are right, what is going on in my life is far more important to me than anyone else's.


I don't need to learn anything form you; and tell me where I was speaking for anyone but my own opinions?

Right, as you say other cases in your life are more important, including perhaps shaming Cyprus with your "mate" for property issues .... we know your priorities :roll:

The case has not gone through the courts at all, it has been referred to the High Court.


Harrington, from Witham, Essex, is serving a 15-year jail sentence after admitting manslaughter and causing grievous bodily harm.


Feisty wrote:And yes, as it happens, I am denying that a holidaying Brit (worse for drink) was driving the car, according to the article you posted.


Are you denying Harrington was British? I already had the ? as to whether he was drunk .... to give him the benefit of not being in charge of his senses :roll: ...
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Postby Oracle » Sat Sep 06, 2008 1:10 am

Feisty wrote:
Feisty wrote:
humanist wrote:Oracles darls ...... that assumes that there are good Brits :):):) hehehehe


Unless I'm mistaken aren't Oracle's husband and son British? She may disagree or then again she may agree and indeed say that her own son is bad.


Oracle chose to ignore this one Humanist. She obviously does not care that you insult her son.


Kindly leave my family out of your sick suggestions .... I believe you said you are childless so you maybe do not know where to draw the line ....
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Postby Feisty » Sat Sep 06, 2008 8:49 am

I don't know if Mr Harrington is British, I do not make assumptions, they just make an ass out of you like you make of yourself many times over, and, as you well know, it does not say anywhere in the article that he was drunk and he was not charged with any drink driving offence but then again, had he been, there was always the chance the Cypriot President may have pardoned him. I further see no relevance to the other two that he has been convicted and is in prison. That fact is no part of the other two. They were passengers in the car and when we start making passengers responsible for the actions of drivers there won't be enough room in prisons anywhere, but that is not my decision to make. There is a due lawful process underway to see whether Cyprus has violated their human rights (one of your pet subjects).
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Postby Feisty » Sat Sep 06, 2008 8:55 am

Oracle wrote:
Feisty wrote:
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humanist wrote:Oracles darls ...... that assumes that there are good Brits :):):) hehehehe


Unless I'm mistaken aren't Oracle's husband and son British? She may disagree or then again she may agree and indeed say that her own son is bad.


Oracle chose to ignore this one Humanist. She obviously does not care that you insult her son.


Kindly leave my family out of your sick suggestions .... I believe you said you are childless so you maybe do not know where to draw the line ....


It's hilarious that you think it ok to throw insults to other people around but it really needles you when someone throws some of your bile back doesn't it? Where my suggestions are sick though I can't see. Does it sicken you that your son is British or does your son sicken you anyway?

I'm sorry that neither your husband or son seems to want to spend much time with you so that you need to come on here and try to create conflict to get some attention, it's very sad.
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Postby pantheman » Sat Sep 06, 2008 9:01 am

Feisty wrote:I don't know if Mr Harrington is British, I do not make assumptions, they just make an ass out of you like you make of yourself many times over, and, as you well know, it does not say anywhere in the article that he was drunk and he was not charged with any drink driving offence but then again, had he been, there was always the chance the Cypriot President may have pardoned him. I further see no relevance to the other two that he has been convicted and is in prison. That fact is no part of the other two. They were passengers in the car and when we start making passengers responsible for the actions of drivers there won't be enough room in prisons anywhere, but that is not my decision to make. There is a due lawful process underway to see whether Cyprus has violated their human rights (one of your pet subjects).


Feisty, Sorry but now you are just talking utter rubbish.

Harrington is as british as you are and so were his nephew(s) who were with him. The car repeated rammed these boys deliberately and by being in the car they were aiding and abetting. You have no argument on this. What you are trying to say is that a getaway car driver is innoncent when his gang of buddies robs a bank, come on, you know you are wrong.

Why you see fit to bring up the president in this just shows your racist tendancies, that case has nothing to do with this one, we know nothing of the circumstances in the decision making process and so cannot comment. You just like to chuck it in our faces at every opportunity. Why not mention the greedy, lying bitch cherie Blair for taking money from turkey to defend the orams. How dare she abuse her position to make money for her self. So two can play that game. these 3 guys are as guilty as sin, they were (and you were) just luck that the district court had phucked up the first decision. I guess you can be grateful for that, but then when it suits one the decisions are fine.

Feisty, you are changing into a bitter person, maybe oracle brings the worst out in you, but you are not nice now.
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Postby skyvet » Sat Sep 06, 2008 9:07 am

I feel aggrieved and embarrassed that countrymen of mine perpetrated this horrific act in a country I have come to love, however, actions of this kind are not governed by nationality, but by mindless hooliganism.
It is fair to say that the UK has more than its fair share of this type of crime, and IMHO, that is a direct result of the Nanny State that prevails in the UK nowadays.
My heart goes out to the family of the victim, and whilst firmly believing that justice MUST be done, (and be seen to be done) please don't classify all Brits in the same category. We do not all behave in this way, and many of us that choose to live on this beautiful island respect the local culture and values.
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Postby Feisty » Sat Sep 06, 2008 9:13 am

Racist tendancies????? Blimey that's the first time anyone has accused me of that.

You have made statements there that the article does not state. I have no idea whether they are true or not but am puzzled by these comments. They have not been charged with aiding and abetting yet you say they are guilty of it. You say the car repeatedly rammed them which the article also does not say. I've never driven a moped but would imagine it'd only take one hit from a car to knock it over. I apologise if you are speaking from a postition of greater knowledge than me but nowhere does it say this.

I repeat however that I make no judgement of either innocence or guilt against these two. As has been said so many times in so many cases, I await a courts decision after due process has been followed.

The President's decision to pardon a woman who is a repeated offender is very relevant I believe but it does make me laugh that you manage to bring Turkey into this. Here we go again.
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Postby Floda » Sat Sep 06, 2008 9:16 am

skyvet wrote: many of us that choose to live on this beautiful island respect the local culture and values.




But not many enough, most try to change them.
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Postby Feisty » Sat Sep 06, 2008 9:21 am

pantheman wrote:
Feisty, Sorry but now you are just talking utter rubbish.

What you are trying to say is that a getaway car driver is innoncent when his gang of buddies robs a bank, come on, you know you are wrong.




That is the utter rubbish too. When people rob a bank they have all committed a crime prior to all getting in a getaway car. Whilst I would convict them of robbing a bank (if that were the case) I would not convict them, if I were on a jury, for the actions of the driver if he then crashed the car and the resultant consequences of that crash but my opinion I say ONCE AGAIN is not relevant here. The due process of the law is being gone through.
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