There is a higher court than courts of justice and that is the court of conscience. It supercedes all other courts.” Gandi
Tom Mc Nulty may be technically on side when he does not pay back the money he stole from the tax payer, but I daresay Harriet Harman will be swift to cart him off to the ,"the court of public opinion,", with the hapless Fred the Shred ,Goodwin ... Oh but it’s a fickle mistress that court , Jade Goody convicted ,out on appeal, and finally granted the clemency available to all who are truly dead . I shall always be fond of her for the pleasure I take in reading the Broad sheets handling the story with mou and tongs .
I have never been convinced by sleaze stories .Looking back on the miniscule importance of cash for questions , it often seems to work like a conjurors gesture distracting your from the exchange of billions under his cloak. During the dark wartime days of, ‘Potato Pete’, and 'The kitchen front' one of Churchill’s Cabinet Dinners consisted of the following ..”oysters, roast venison, stilton, chardonnay, vintage champagne, claret, port and brandy “..... Perhaps this was wrong of him .Most would agree there more pressing concerns than his cheerful self indulgence and if ever a man deserved a slap up feed it was surely he . I feel sure the Court of Public Opinion would take into account his good character and service the Nation.
Tom Mc Nulty may be technically on side when he does not pay back the money he stole from the tax payer, but I daresay Harriet Harman will be swift to cart him off to the ,"the court of public opinion,", with the hapless Fred the Shred ,Goodwin ... Oh but it’s a fickle mistress that court , Jade Goody convicted ,out on appeal, and finally granted the clemency available to all who are truly dead . I shall always be fond of her for the pleasure I take in reading the Broad sheets handling the story with mou and tongs .
I have never been convinced by sleaze stories .Looking back on the miniscule importance of cash for questions , it often seems to work like a conjurors gesture distracting your from the exchange of billions under his cloak. During the dark wartime days of, ‘Potato Pete’, and 'The kitchen front' one of Churchill’s Cabinet Dinners consisted of the following ..”oysters, roast venison, stilton, chardonnay, vintage champagne, claret, port and brandy “..... Perhaps this was wrong of him .Most would agree there more pressing concerns than his cheerful self indulgence and if ever a man deserved a slap up feed it was surely he . I feel sure the Court of Public Opinion would take into account his good character and service the Nation.
No comments:
Post a Comment