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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:03 pm
I just responded, this was yesterday I think, cannot recall now, had long old day. Perhaps it can be moved
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I cannot be that boring that you now dedicate a few paragraphs to my comments?Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 7:15 pmJournalists can use material obtained unlawfully but what we have here is a govt trying to prosecute someone for revealing that they broke the law. Why are you defending that?Oiram wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 6:46 pmI do not agree with either of your assertions and writing ‘ fact’ in capital letters does not strengthen your argument For a start journalists cannot break the law. In the UK look at The Levison enquiry. As for Sweden, the allegations started about 8 years previously and at least on main charge was dropped due to limitations. There remains victims behind this public circus and I’m sure you would not be please if the victim was one of your family.Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 6:01 pm
It is irrelevant how he obtained the information because he is a journalist. FACT
The Swedish charges were dropped due to there being no evidence not because of time issues.FACT.
Whatever the case, Assange to me seems very narcissistic by his behaviour to date winning over the trust of some very prominent public figures through his ‘confidence trick’ ability. If he gets exonerated , I’d be glad to go over the spoils of the trial with you.
As before, If the Swedish allegations had any substance they would still be live charges and would not have been allowed to "time out". The fact they were not pursued was because of their flimsy and trumped up nature. Assange agreed to meet the Swedish authorities in the UK. They turned down that opportunity. There is no victim if there was no crime.
As regards your irrelevant mention of Assange's personality. I had no idea you were a qualified psychiatrist as well as an ill informed internet bore.
I read the daily trial reports from Craig Murray and James Doleman which were very detailed and informative. The judge was biased, the case presented by the US was shambolic and if this wasn't such a stitch up Assange would be free.Oiram wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:29 pmI cannot be that boring that you now dedicate a few paragraphs to my comments?Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 7:15 pmJournalists can use material obtained unlawfully but what we have here is a govt trying to prosecute someone for revealing that they broke the law. Why are you defending that?Oiram wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 6:46 pm
I do not agree with either of your assertions and writing ‘ fact’ in capital letters does not strengthen your argument For a start journalists cannot break the law. In the UK look at The Levison enquiry. As for Sweden, the allegations started about 8 years previously and at least on main charge was dropped due to limitations. There remains victims behind this public circus and I’m sure you would not be please if the victim was one of your family.
Whatever the case, Assange to me seems very narcissistic by his behaviour to date winning over the trust of some very prominent public figures through his ‘confidence trick’ ability. If he gets exonerated , I’d be glad to go over the spoils of the trial with you.
As before, If the Swedish allegations had any substance they would still be live charges and would not have been allowed to "time out". The fact they were not pursued was because of their flimsy and trumped up nature. Assange agreed to meet the Swedish authorities in the UK. They turned down that opportunity. There is no victim if there was no crime.
As regards your irrelevant mention of Assange's personality. I had no idea you were a qualified psychiatrist as well as an ill informed internet bore.
I am not ‘defending’ anything or anyone, I’m merely commenting and providing my own opinion and perspective on the topic.
It is not for the accused to dictate terms of an investigation or to negotiate the venue of the interrogation. It is relevant that having been denied his request, he then stalls the investigation, further prolonging his arrest by scarpering to the Ecuadorian Embassy claiming diplomatic immunity. This farce cost The Police Budget (Taxpayer) millions. This upstanding ‘sword of truth’ man then fathers two children as a further indication of his reckless , self- centred ,narcissistic personality traits
Whilst I am not a Psychiatrist by profession, I do have a degree in Psychology as well as other professional qualifications.
You on the other hand, by your assertions, seem to possess a thorough knowledge of the Swedish Judicial system, but by the nature of your aggressive tone appear to me to be nothing more than a know-all ‘barrack room’ lawyer.
My view is that Assange’s silly games have run their path now, he has burnt all his bridges and will be tried fairly. All his nonsense is a smoke screen to dupe the gullible , the likes of you, his noted ‘friends’ and the mother of his children.
Journalists can use material obtained unlawfully but what we have here is a govt trying to prosecute someone for revealing that they broke the law. Why are you defending that?Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:58 pm [quote=Oiram post_id=163946 time=<a href="tel:1608326959">1608326959</a> user_id=562]
[quote="Max B Gold" post_id=163914 time=<a href="tel:1608318906">1608318906</a> user_id=87]
[quote=Oiram post_id=163908 time=<a href="tel:1608317168">1608317168</a> user_id=562]
I do not agree with either of your assertions and writing ‘ fact’ in capital letters does not strengthen your argument For a start journalists cannot break the law. In the UK look at The Levison enquiry. As for Sweden, the allegations started about 8 years previously and at least on main charge was dropped due to limitations. There remains victims behind this public circus and I’m sure you would not be please if the victim was one of your family.
Whatever the case, Assange to me seems very narcissistic by his behaviour to date winning over the trust of some very prominent public figures through his ‘confidence trick’ ability. If he gets exonerated , I’d be glad to go over the spoils of the trial with you.
Who says the ‘judge was biased?’Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:58 pmI read the daily trial reports from Craig Murray and James Doleman which were very detailed and informative. The judge was biased, the case presented by the US was shambolic and if this wasn't such a stitch up Assange would be free.Oiram wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:29 pmI cannot be that boring that you now dedicate a few paragraphs to my comments?Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 7:15 pm
Journalists can use material obtained unlawfully but what we have here is a govt trying to prosecute someone for revealing that they broke the law. Why are you defending that?
As before, If the Swedish allegations had any substance they would still be live charges and would not have been allowed to "time out". The fact they were not pursued was because of their flimsy and trumped up nature. Assange agreed to meet the Swedish authorities in the UK. They turned down that opportunity. There is no victim if there was no crime.
As regards your irrelevant mention of Assange's personality. I had no idea you were a qualified psychiatrist as well as an ill informed internet bore.
I am not ‘defending’ anything or anyone, I’m merely commenting and providing my own opinion and perspective on the topic.
It is not for the accused to dictate terms of an investigation or to negotiate the venue of the interrogation. It is relevant that having been denied his request, he then stalls the investigation, further prolonging his arrest by scarpering to the Ecuadorian Embassy claiming diplomatic immunity. This farce cost The Police Budget (Taxpayer) millions. This upstanding ‘sword of truth’ man then fathers two children as a further indication of his reckless , self- centred ,narcissistic personality traits
Whilst I am not a Psychiatrist by profession, I do have a degree in Psychology as well as other professional qualifications.
You on the other hand, by your assertions, seem to possess a thorough knowledge of the Swedish Judicial system, but by the nature of your aggressive tone appear to me to be nothing more than a know-all ‘barrack room’ lawyer.
My view is that Assange’s silly games have run their path now, he has burnt all his bridges and will be tried fairly. All his nonsense is a smoke screen to dupe the gullible , the likes of you, his noted ‘friends’ and the mother of his children.
Finally, you have a degree?
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I cannot be that boring that you now dedicate a few paragraphs to my comments?Oiram wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 10:18 pmJournalists can use material obtained unlawfully but what we have here is a govt trying to prosecute someone for revealing that they broke the law. Why are you defending that?Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:58 pm [quote=Oiram post_id=163946 time=<a href="tel:1608326959">1608326959</a> user_id=562]
[quote="Max B Gold" post_id=163914 time=<a href="tel:1608318906">1608318906</a> user_id=87]
[quote=Oiram post_id=163908 time=<a href="tel:1608317168">1608317168</a> user_id=562]
I do not agree with either of your assertions and writing ‘ fact’ in capital letters does not strengthen your argument For a start journalists cannot break the law. In the UK look at The Levison enquiry. As for Sweden, the allegations started about 8 years previously and at least on main charge was dropped due to limitations. There remains victims behind this public circus and I’m sure you would not be please if the victim was one of your family.
Whatever the case, Assange to me seems very narcissistic by his behaviour to date winning over the trust of some very prominent public figures through his ‘confidence trick’ ability. If he gets exonerated , I’d be glad to go over the spoils of the trial with you.
As before, If the Swedish allegations had any substance they would still be live charges and would not have been allowed to "time out". The fact they were not pursued was because of their flimsy and trumped up nature. Assange agreed to meet the Swedish authorities in the UK. They turned down that opportunity. There is no victim if there was no crime.
As regards your irrelevant mention of Assange's personality. I had no idea you were a qualified psychiatrist as well as an ill informed internet bore.
Who says the ‘judge was biased?’Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:58 pmI read the daily trial reports from Craig Murray and James Doleman which were very detailed and informative. The judge was biased, the case presented by the US was shambolic and if this wasn't such a stitch up Assange would be free.Oiram wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:29 pm
I cannot be that boring that you now dedicate a few paragraphs to my comments?
I am not ‘defending’ anything or anyone, I’m merely commenting and providing my own opinion and perspective on the topic.
It is not for the accused to dictate terms of an investigation or to negotiate the venue of the interrogation. It is relevant that having been denied his request, he then stalls the investigation, further prolonging his arrest by scarpering to the Ecuadorian Embassy claiming diplomatic immunity. This farce cost The Police Budget (Taxpayer) millions. This upstanding ‘sword of truth’ man then fathers two children as a further indication of his reckless , self- centred ,narcissistic personality traits
Whilst I am not a Psychiatrist by profession, I do have a degree in Psychology as well as other professional qualifications.
You on the other hand, by your assertions, seem to possess a thorough knowledge of the Swedish Judicial system, but by the nature of your aggressive tone appear to me to be nothing more than a know-all ‘barrack room’ lawyer.
My view is that Assange’s silly games have run their path now, he has burnt all his bridges and will be tried fairly. All his nonsense is a smoke screen to dupe the gullible , the likes of you, his noted ‘friends’ and the mother of his children.
Finally, you have a degree?
Back on foe
List them Oiram
I do not need to prove myself to anyone, impress anyone, justify myself to anyone or kneel to anyone, in reverence, for that matter, unless I want to. If you want to refer to me as described, fine. I do not care, name calling and insults are nothing compared to what I have had to deal with over time. As you know, with what you described the other week with your health issues , some things take priority in life. I was accused of not knowing about a subject and decided to volunteer information. I did not know,that would require me to parade around showing graduation photo’s gathering dust on my Mothers sideboard. It won’t be happening. Any knowledge I have or any academic qualifications will become evident. You are free and welcome of course to challenge my views , as you do, for healthy debate.
So you're just bulsh*tting about qualifications then ehOiram wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 11:35 pmI do not need to prove myself to anyone, impress anyone, justify myself to anyone or kneel to anyone, in reverence, for that matter, unless I want to. If you want to refer to me as described, fine. I do not care, name calling and insults are nothing compared to what I have had to deal with over time. As you know, with what you described the other week with your health issues , some things take priority in life. I was accused of not knowing about a subject and decided to volunteer information. I did not know,that would require me to parade around showing graduation photo’s gathering dust on my Mothers sideboard. It won’t be happening. Any knowledge I have or any academic qualifications will become evident. You are free and welcome of course to challenge my views , as you do, for healthy debate.
If I listed all of my academic qualifications you may poo your pants.
At least one of us is correct then.tuffers#1 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 19, 2020 1:56 amSo you're just bulsh*tting about qualifications then ehOiram wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 11:35 pmI do not need to prove myself to anyone, impress anyone, justify myself to anyone or kneel to anyone, in reverence, for that matter, unless I want to. If you want to refer to me as described, fine. I do not care, name calling and insults are nothing compared to what I have had to deal with over time. As you know, with what you described the other week with your health issues , some things take priority in life. I was accused of not knowing about a subject and decided to volunteer information. I did not know,that would require me to parade around showing graduation photo’s gathering dust on my Mothers sideboard. It won’t be happening. Any knowledge I have or any academic qualifications will become evident. You are free and welcome of course to challenge my views , as you do, for healthy debate.
If I listed all of my academic qualifications you may poo your pants.
Im just playing now oiram
I knew you weren't bullsh*tting
I marked you down as an idiotic Liar from day 1 .
I thought he abstained on religious matters. Good to see him hugging the baby Jesu.
Trying to hard to appeal to the lost red wall.
You are completely wrong, ‘The Red Line’ got it over the line, gave Boris a Substantial Majority by voting for the man who would ‘Get Brexit Done’ or Brexit Party. Starmer is the wrong leader for Labour, tarnished for Fcuking up the chance to vote for May’s rubbish deal which was more like remaining than leaving. Labour messed up , let’s face it? They blew the chance of voting for a better ‘remaining type ‘ deal. May must be winding them all up now in the back benches ‘told you so ‘ comments ? Starmer is a ‘Fence sitter!. Typical lawyer.
My point, you utter clown is that Starmer, by voting for the deal is trying to appeal to the red wall that was lost in the last election.Oiram wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 10:38 pmYou are completely wrong, ‘The Red Line’ got it over the line, gave Boris a Substantial Majority by voting for the man who would ‘Get Brexit Done’ or Brexit Party. Starmer is the wrong leader for Labour, tarnished for Fcuking up the chance to vote for May’s rubbish deal which was more like remaining than leaving. Labour messed up , let’s face it? They blew the chance of voting for a better ‘remaining type ‘ deal. May must be winding them all up now in the back benches ‘told you so ‘ comments ? Starmer is a ‘Fence sitter!. Typical lawyer.
I was kind of agreeing with you (again). No need to insult me. Incidentally , I am an individual Leyton Orient Season Ticket Holder , have been for years as have my family. Do not, knowingly , know anyone on the Forum. I am going to do one now as had three bottles beer, thank you for your time making this forum work with PW.Admin wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 10:52 pmMy point, you utter clown is that Starmer, by voting for the deal is trying to appeal to the red wall that was lost in the last election.Oiram wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 10:38 pmYou are completely wrong, ‘The Red Line’ got it over the line, gave Boris a Substantial Majority by voting for the man who would ‘Get Brexit Done’ or Brexit Party. Starmer is the wrong leader for Labour, tarnished for Fcuking up the chance to vote for May’s rubbish deal which was more like remaining than leaving. Labour messed up , let’s face it? They blew the chance of voting for a better ‘remaining type ‘ deal. May must be winding them all up now in the back benches ‘told you so ‘ comments ? Starmer is a ‘Fence sitter!. Typical lawyer.
Not really sure what you’re banging on about but quite honestly, you’re a tiresome bore and whoever is behind this alias should feel a sense of shame that this is the best they can do.
Now go and do one.