Schnauzer wrote:And so we see that 'Part 1' of Conor's campaign has come to a predictable end, predictable to those who (like myself) were neither swayed nor influenced by the warped judgements of Conor's psuedo 'Entourage'.
A singularly bad day for Milo and her ilk, who would have much preferred (and relished the prospect of) many years of incarceration for those who were 'Goaded' into taking the action they took. (a small gift to help you get over the disappointment).
Now, let us consider the outcome of the next stage 'Part 2', which is of far greater significance to the reputation of Cyprus than a spanking received by a 'Naughty Boy' from those he antagonized.
The principles of 'Equivalence' must prevail in this case and the Judiciary will no doubt recognize that a rigorous requital must be levied upon the 'Evildoer' lest the instigator profits from the action which requires judicial intervention.
In the case of Cornelius Desmond O'Dwyer, I am of the opinion that HIS actions throughout the transaction under such scrutiny, WERE the reason for ALL the unpleasantaries that developed thereafter.
The fact that Conor (as he is now generally known) is able to produce such an array of 'Self Concocted' evidence, is more of a weakness than a strength since he has encapsulated the bulk of his involvement in the case on both audio and video tapes, freely available to the wide world.
Not such a bad idea initially BUT, when he resorted to filthy language and abuse and directed such to innocent parties, he unwittingly left the door open to certain comparisons of character 'To wit' the vulgar blackguard insults the gentleman, and no more so evident than in the exchange on 'Blog 6 (part 3) on You Tube' when Fotos G Pittadjis received the ultimate insult, far too disgusting to reproduce on this forum (out of deference to the sensibilities of the Ladies).
My OWN opinion (and I could be wrong of course) is that Conor has created his own 'Nemesis' and may well rue the day when he did not accept (contrary to advice given at that time) a sum of money in excess of that which he originally paid.
He also ignored the advice that he should withdraw from his campaign of personal abuse and apologize for his gross misconduct.
Greed may yet be his downfall. (IMHO) as one who is in no way connected to the 'Property industry (for the benefit of Milo)
God you write a load of absolute pish
Maybe you know the convicted thugs, maybe you are worried that they may get you for not defending their actions, maybe they have passed you the usual brown envelopes to up their corner? Either way someone is a convicted criminal tonight with a suspended sentence hanging over them, someone else is,nt
I think you are connected to the property industry, you seem anxious about something in your replies
Very nice talking with you though