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BBC interview gold

BigBadMickBigBadMick
edited April 2010 in Chit chat
Truly priceless.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/8601263.stm

Or perhaps it's worth ?5. :D
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  • ewgfewgf
    edited April 2010
    I don't know who that bloke is, or what he's supposed to have done, but I know this for certain:

    If he's rich enough, then no matter what he's done wrong, he'll get away with it.

    If he's not quite rich enough, then he might not get away with it fully, but his "punishment" will be negligible, and he might still get what he immediately wanted.

    He's not poor enough to be punished properly, or he'd be targeted by the law already, instead of being free to argue his case on TV.

    And yet we (Great Britain) try to lecture other countries on morality...
  • 1980-20..1980-20..
    edited April 2010
    Hes done nowt wrong man.
  • Ian HamiltonIan Hamilton
    edited April 2010
    The video isn't available to watch here. What's it about?
  • ZnorXmanZnorXman
    edited April 2010
    Same as Necros, I get this:

    "Cannot play media. Sorry, this media is not available in your territory.

    Peter Robinson says he did nothing wrong when he bought a strip of land for ?5. "
  • Scottie_ukScottie_uk
    edited April 2010
    What next, Peter Robinson finds a Sinclair ZX80 at car boot sale and pays only 50p.
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  • ewgfewgf
    edited April 2010
    1980-20.. wrote: »
    Hes done nowt wrong man.

    As I said, I don't know the ins and outs of it, but I do know:

    a) no piece of land on such an over-popluated country as England would normally sell for ?5, especially not if it's useful to a developer,

    b) the BBC wouldn't give it airspace if they didn't think that some part of the viewing public would be interested, which implies that there's more to it than just some land being bought and sold for development, as that alone is hardly newsworthy,

    and

    c) politicians are usually such a corrupt and dishonest bunch anyway that if they said it was sunny out then you'd take an umbrella.
  • fogfog
    edited April 2010
    Necros / znorX if ya not in the UK ip address it won't let ya watch.. and they block proxy's as well

    not watched it, but yet another one in the news.. politicians..

    hmm
  • deadpan666deadpan666
    edited April 2010
    Doesn't matter whether he's done something wrong or not, the interviewer should be giving him the chance to say his piece uninterrupted as he says...
    The Black Cauldron (PC)
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