Rebekah Brooks

Did anybody see her whiter than white interview on ITN news ?

I am sorry but I just can't find any sympathy for a woman who ran an organisation ( News International ) that thought that the laws of the land didn't apply to them.

She oversaw, and was privy to numerous breaches of privacy laws and didn't give a toss about the consequences as long as it sold newspapers.

Me thinks the woman doth protest too much.

Ah but would you.

No chance! I'd be too concerned about reading about my sexual proclivity in her bloody tabloids. The woman is lower than a snakes belly as far as I am concerned.

So that's a maybe then.

Perhaps if I was pissed out of my brains I might have a think about it.

I'd give it 8/10 for novelty value, take her from behind, doggie fashion, so that I could rest my newspaper on the back of her head, just to keep the interset going

With that hair id do it all day.

Tha wunt find't flute daanstairs wi all't red wood abaht.

I bet Rupert's had a piece of that thing.

I think she has sold her soul to Rupert but doubt whether he has actually fucked her - he might just have settled for a blow job.

Im trying to picture her with bunches and a lollypop.

I found it all a bit slow, but it was interesting about the family ties with the Camerons, how her contact with senior Tories boosted her career and how they tried to distance themsleves from her when they got rumbled. It had echoes of the winter of discontent when the Unions either a) won an unprecedented victory for workers throughout the UK or b) completely lost the backing of the people - depending on which way you look at it. That winter of strikes, set against a background of the worst weather conditions in memory caused enormous hardship for ordinary people and I remember the food shortages, the rubbish mountains and the closure of hospital services. In pushing for better working conditions too hard and at the wrong time, the Unions totally lost their popular support and opened the door for Satchi and Satchi to use their influence in the media to turn Murdoch against the Unions for the first time ever and sweep Thatcher into power by portraying her as an ordinary housewife that understood the suffering that everyone else was experiencing. And that kicked off the money-obsessed society that we live in today and was the beginning of the end of Trade Union influence. Politics itself is just a game of self-interest after all and now it's the media that tell us what to think and how to vote.

Angry Dad wrote:Im trying to picture her with bunches and a lollypop.

I find that a bit worrying.