But it all really stems from the fact that NOTW were quite happy to hack phones etc purely for a dollar.
And there seems to be (until the recent backlash) that it is acceptable to make profit regardless of the moral consequences -- so nothing new there then..
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What about 'Sire Ian Blair, and the other honours bestowed on the police. Is handing them out any less corrupt than receiving bribes?Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
The Police are suppose to work for us and not be corrupt.
This is another example of them not. Though this time I don't expect riots on the streets.
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The issue isn't about the NOTW the issue is the fact that the Met Police at all levels have been taking bribes.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAm I the only one who doesn't give two stuffs about this whole NOTW story?
Really really dull and boring.
The Police are suppose to work for us and not be corrupt.
This is another example of them not. Though this time I don't expect riots on the streets.
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Am I the only one who doesn't give two stuffs about this whole NOTW story?
Really really dull and boring.
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How long before Boris is called in for questioning?
He seems to be having a very public bash at the plod.
I'm sure he has numerous skeletons from his journo days.Tags: None
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