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So willfully commiting crimes gets you £7m? Crime certainly pays, no wonder people do it so often! I hope the final inquiry report seeks to challenge this, its disgusting that people get away with it in this day and age.
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The Hacking Scandal has officially become the Duracell Battery of scandals, it just keeps going and going on. It's also the first time I have heard about this attempted "smear" camapaign about the health of tory officials, it's such a non-issue as I'm sure they have personal doctors watching them every step of the way, why risk a scandal over that?
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Mr. Squishy posted:This is the first you've heard about Damien McBride and co? It was back when Brown was PM, a fairly big scandal at the time and not all the smears were about their physical health. Yeah, I wasn't exactly the "interested in news" guy at the time, student apathy was my way, guilty as charged there.  Interesting to see what will come out of the PR Firm's hacking, I would say its shocking (But given everything so far, I've gotten numb to it) but not surprising people would get data from it.
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