So you're admitting that the law is preventing journalists from revealing what they know?
Depends what the subject matter is I suppose.Which is a good thing
Has that been reported?
Depends what the subject matter is I suppose.
I tend to agree tbh.Which is a good thing
I think it can sometimes be relevant if there is a government conspiracy of national importance, but if as in this instance the press have been told to hold their tongue in order to not jeopardise the investigation, then that can only be a good thing.What news agencies should be allowed to breach the law of the land?
Is there a D-Notice on this because it's extremely rare for one to be issued?What news agencies should be allowed to breach the law of the land?
Is there a D-Notice on this because it's extremely rare for one to be issued?
And if there's not a D-Notice on it there's no law against reporting what happened.
But why would they do it on the eve of a major football tournament during which they hope to improve their world image?It's a warning to any potential future spies that they could come after you wherever you are and at any time.
Not sure Putin particularly cares if we think he's a nice bloke or not.But why would they do it on the eve of a major football tournament during which they hope to improve their world image?
He doesn't, but he is.Not sure Putin particularly cares if we think he's a nice bloke or not.
What is the public interest in releasing this.
Of course it’s a legitimate suppression. This guy is a spy who has defected. What other spy could be recruited in future if we actually supply their details and circumstances to the national press?
Perhaps not but I'm pretty sure Ukrainian nationalists (for example) do.Not sure Putin particularly cares if we think he's a nice bloke or not.
Can you piece it together for us too lazy to look please dutchman.
I really have no perception on this
You can be aa wordy as necessary.
There are conflicting accounts of what happened. Originally it was thought Skripal's bodyguard (DS Nick Bailey) was overpowered while trying to thwart the nerve agent attack. There is now speculation that Bailey was contaminated after trying to resuscitate Skripal and his daughter. It gets more complicated by the day.Can you piece it together for us too lazy to look please dutchman.
I really have no perception on this
You can be aa wordy as necessary.
So the contamination should only be around the bench ?There are conflicting accounts of what happened. Originally it was thought Skripal's bodyguard (DS Nick Bailey) was overpowered while trying to thwart the nerve agent attack. There is now speculation that Bailey was contaminated after trying to resuscitate Skripal and his daughter. It gets more complicated by the day.
Salisbury 77th Scouts having a jamboree?So the contamination should only be around the bench ?
Why all tents dotted around the town?
Bob a Job weeks usually around now I think .Salisbury 77th Scouts having a jamboree?
The victims were found slumped on a bench, the exact location of the attack has not been revealed.So the contamination should only be around the bench ?
Not as far as I know.There have been speculation it was repeated contact to a given item in earlier reports then possibly through the Cars ventilation system .
They been discounted?
Still a lot of guesswork going on.
Some commie bastard?Mmmm, probably needs a complete investigation. Wonder who suggested that in Parliament?
What news agencies should be allowed to breach the law of the land?
Depends on the law of the land. A free press is an integral part of any functioning democracy.
On topic: Corbyns a dick when it comes to foreign policy. He’s mostly spot on domestically, but he’s just a broken clock when it comes to other countries. “The West is nasty, lets give these guys a chance”. Russia has been trolling the international community for years and Mays response has been perfect IMO. Which pains me to say, but it’s true. Getting our major allies to stand together is a great move as well.
She’s still an incompetent fuck who is running the country off a cliff, but on this she’s bang on.
That’s interesting. You I assume realise labours obsession with Max Moseley is because they want him to bring that to an end.
But why would they do it on the eve of a major football tournament during which they hope to improve their world image?
they don't want to end free speech, they want to end incidents like the Milly Dowler phone hack, you're not for that are you?
Appearing 'strong' is very much part of the Russian make up.My conspiracy theory: It is the eve of an election in Russia. The great protector will push the „fact“ that everyone is against Russia and they need someone like him. He will win by even more whilst at the same time showing that „traitors“ are not safe anywhere and will die a horrible death. After the election a scapegoat will be presented to show that Britain was wrong to accuse the Kremlin and Britain will be made to look silly.
That’s interesting. You I assume realise labours obsession with Max Moseley is because they want him to bring that to an end.
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