stick to camberwellRegardless of the truth or otherwise of the allegations, it appears to have been an unfortunate decision by Rush to take this to court.
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stick to camberwellRegardless of the truth or otherwise of the allegations, it appears to have been an unfortunate decision by Rush to take this to court.
Regardless of the veracity of what happened, he has a reasonable case, remember this is rush vs media not Norvill.Regardless of the truth or otherwise of the allegations, it appears to have been an unfortunate decision by Rush to take this to court. It suppose he saw it as necessary to retrieve his reputation. Not sure that was ever going to happen, no matter the case's outcome.
I agree with the general thrust of blackcat, whom I interpret as having issues with trial by media, when in so many of such cases, no conviction of wrongdoing has been recorded.
Oh door ... that way->...stick to camberwellheritage overlay. i saw him on bourke street the week before chrissy with his adult-aged young daughter. swanston street and bourke and the street was packed. Looked his sexagenarian age, same era as you slits, just wish old farts would be a little introspective about carnal appeal. Now he stars in Storm Boy. i wanna see him on the red carpet of the second iteration. It is truly (rhetoric fallacy) truly artistic error to not have Noah Taylor have some cameo or something, at a minimum, as an old junkie.
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they all asked him for a reference and open doors in hollywood. who was using whom?Where does rush victimise those who reject him and cruel their careers?
Very difficult....cult of denial...culture of discussion and daring to discuss difficult points or even joints..
Mmmwah!!!
Rush can retire on a Tele pension the economic loss will be a princely sumTele - loses.
Norvill - branded a liar, loses.
Rush - Yael Stone interview killed his career, loses.
What a surprise another example where she ab uses the legal system simply because it delivered justice but not the type she wanted
Apart from the IPA and Chris Berg no one seeks to defend liberty.
they all asked him for a reference and open doors in hollywood. who was using whom?
To me it seems that puts feminism back a century, they seek to bound women's sexuality in handcuffs and corsets and chastitybelts
Maybe newspapers should verify before going to print?
Maybe newspapers should verify before going to print?
I think it depends on the person, I imagine some newspapers have cosy relationships with media personalities and politicians.I am pretty sure they would have run something like that past a lawyer before printing.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/greenslade/2012/oct/10/jimmy-savile-bbc
With the BBC taking a bashing from the tabloids over the Jimmy Savile affair, Michael White wonders why the "tough tabloids" themselves didn't nail the man.
It's a fair question. After all, many people have said Savile's predilection for young girls was something of an open secret. Former Sunday Express editor Brian Hitchen admitted knowing about it 45 years ago.
Paul Connew, when editor of the Sunday Mirror in 1994, did have "credible and convincing" evidence from two women who claimed Savile had been guilty of abusing them at a children's home.
Though "totally and utterly convinced" they were telling the truth, the paper's lawyers, after a careful assessment, decided it wasn't strong enough to risk publication. (See postscript below). I am sure the same situation occurred elsewhere
I recall you mentioning Savile before and it seems that it really wasn't a secret nor do I think that they didn't have enough evidence, such a shame that they didn't print in that case.
Most mainstream media organisations have in-house lawyers who oversight the news and opinion. And anything contentious goes outside for further vetting.I think it depends on the person, I imagine some newspapers have cosy relationships with media personalities and politicians.
I recall you mentioning Savile before and it seems that it really wasn't a secret nor do I think that they didn't have enough evidence, such a shame that they didn't print in that case.
Of course. That's why they're paying out the likes of Rush and Gayle.
If people have serious allegations to make, they should be going via the police. Can't have the media destroying people willy-nilly.
She never went to the paper.
What a surprise another example where she ab uses the legal system simply because it delivered justice but not the type she wanted