Author Topic: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?  (Read 93798 times)

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Jerry

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #570 on: July 05, 2011, 03:20:PM »
I feel like I'm in an episode of "The Prisoner."

Brilliant Shona...absolutely brilliant!!  :)  +1

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #571 on: July 05, 2011, 03:21:PM »
But there was a different number 2 every week...........

Jerry

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #572 on: July 05, 2011, 03:24:PM »
I feel like I'm in an episode of "The Prisoner."

Wasn't that filmed in a caravan park?..........rofl

I suppose it was if you call Hotel Portmeirion in Penrhyndeudraeth, North Wales a car park.

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #573 on: July 05, 2011, 03:25:PM »
I feel like I'm in an episode of "The Prisoner."

Wasn't that filmed in a caravan park?..........rofl

I suppose it was if you can call Hotel Portmeirion in Penrhyndeudraeth, North Wales one.

LOL.......are you calling me a liar?....... ;D
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Jerry

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #574 on: July 05, 2011, 03:26:PM »
I feel like I'm in an episode of "The Prisoner."

Wasn't that filmed in a caravan park?..........rofl

I suppose it was if you can call Hotel Portmeirion in Penrhyndeudraeth, North Wales one.

LOL.......are you calling me a liar?....... ;D



Yes!   :P

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #575 on: July 05, 2011, 03:29:PM »
I feel like I'm in an episode of "The Prisoner."


 ;D One of your best, Shona. +1

Do you mean the episode where Patrick McGoohan stands on the beach as the sinister beach ball bounces across the waves and shouts:

"I am not a prisoner, I am a free man"?


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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #576 on: July 05, 2011, 03:30:PM »
I feel like I'm in an episode of "The Prisoner."

Wasn't that filmed in a caravan park?..........rofl

I suppose it was if you can call Hotel Portmeirion in Penrhyndeudraeth, North Wales one.

LOL.......are you calling me a liar?....... ;D



Yes!   :P


I have informed the local Rotary club of your behaviour.  ;)
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chochokeira

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #577 on: July 05, 2011, 03:33:PM »
I feel like I'm in an episode of "The Prisoner."


 ;D One of your best, Shona. +1

Do you mean the episode where Patrick McGoohan stands on the beach as the sinister beach ball bounces across the waves and shouts:

"I am not a prisoner, I am a free man"?

Blast, I got it wrong, it should have been:

"I am not a number, I am free man!"

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #578 on: July 05, 2011, 03:34:PM »
I never mentioned the forum in my post  ???
You were comparing JB supporters to Man U supporters and used that analogy I assumed to imply that those moderators on the forum who are pro JB to handle things in an unequal way? I must say though what I have seen is in actual fact the reverse.

No i wasn't comparing JB's supporters to Man U fans. I was trying to reason with Jackie that that if she was only getting mails from a certain faction of people then she is going to get the same response. Hence the Utd/City analogy. I thought the first sentence of my post gave away what i was referring to so absolutely nothing to do with this forum or its moderators.
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Jerry

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #579 on: July 05, 2011, 04:02:PM »
I feel like I'm in an episode of "The Prisoner."

Wasn't that filmed in a caravan park?..........rofl

I suppose it was if you can call Hotel Portmeirion in Penrhyndeudraeth, North Wales one.

LOL.......are you calling me a liar?....... ;D



Yes!   :P


I have informed the local Rotary club of your behaviour.  ;)


I should be receiving your letter tomorrow then.  Together with Social Services we can undoubtedly resolve the issue.
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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #580 on: July 06, 2011, 12:51:AM »
Sorry to drag this up again but I couldn't let it pass without comment. Several pages ago NGB1066 said this:

1. Jackie's comments about Julie Mugford are only libellous if i) they are untrue and ii) she can demonstrate that her good character has as a result been defamed (on the facts described by her she would struggle on this point alone).   It is very significant that Julie Mugford has chosen not to sue.

and this:

Hartley - I did not raise the libel issue.  When it was raised, I pointed out the two obstacles Julie Mugford would have to clear before succeeding in a libel action.  Neither of us know for sure why she has chosen not to sue, but the fact is that she has not.

That is a common misconception of the way that defamation law works. Well, I say "common", whilst it is common among lay people it is quite rare among lawyers, whatever their speciality.

Firstly, a libellous comment is just a defamatory comment in permanant form - such as the written word. A comment is defamatory if it tends to lower the person in the estimation of right-thinking members of society generally. It is defamatory whether or not it is true. There is no doubt that some of the comments on this forum about Julie Mugford are defamatory.

One defence to a claim of defamation is justification (truth). But the burden of proof is on the defendant to show that the statements made are true.

So Julie Mugford does not have two obstacles to clear, she only has one. To show that the statements made would lower her in the estimation of right-thinking members of society generally. The maker of the statements must show that they are true.

This really is school boy law.

Gerald  - I do not know where you get your law from but it is rubbish, to put it as politely as I can.  To succeed in a libel case the aggrieved party needs to demonstrate that the statements complained of are not in fact true.  If the statements are true they are not defamatory.  The burden of proof is upon the claimant/aggrieved party to show that the statements are untrue.

As I have stated before Julie Mugford would have two obstacles to cross before succeeding in a libel action.  The first is as I have explained above for the second time.  The second obstacle is to show that her reputation has genuinely been damaged by the statements.  In assessing that the court takes into account her current reputation.  Given that if she is to be believed she had advance knowledge of the murders and did nothing to prevent them, then assisted the murderer for a considerable period, obstructing the course of justice and behaving in a callous way towards relatives.  The argument could and would no doubt be advanced that her character and reputation in the estimation of right thinking members of the public is already at a very low ebb.

Before you ask, yes I have been involved in defamation cases.  I have also advised publishers on libel issues.

Grahame, i'll address this to you.

Firstly, yes i do take my moderating very seriously, that seriously, that as soon as i was informed of post suggesting i could be in trouble, i took legal advice. I assumed this would be legal trouble?

Firstly, you've confimed in a post, that NGB is a barrister, and is currently working for Jeremy Bamber.

NGB i apologise for thinking that you could be an American attorney, but as you had posted law similar US defamatory law, a fair minded person would understand my confusion.

Now, the above quotes have raised eyebrows from my potential legal representative.

Can i ask if NGB is currently being paid by Jeremy Bamber for his work?

Just to add, as it has been suggested  that i may be in trouble with a legal problem,(i think thats what the suggestion was), this thread is now potentially evidence. Although photo's have been taken of certain posts, i would ask that no posts are deleted or modified.

Thank you.

hartley

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #581 on: July 06, 2011, 01:04:AM »
On that basis this thread should be locked by a moderator.

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #582 on: July 06, 2011, 07:49:AM »
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Can i ask if NGB is currently being paid by Jeremy Bamber for his work?


Hi Paul, thank you for your honest and straightforward post. I appreciate your unbiased remarks on this situation. NGB had mentioned to me that he had a case to sue certain people on the forum. But he also said that he is not going to do so.
To answer5 your question about ngb being paid by Jeremy, no he is not. He is simply sorting out his case so that it can be presented to the CCRC in an ordered fashion. If you knew him you would see that he is a good man and a really kind and generous person who0 has been seriously hurt by all these suggestions by these "cricket club" (as he put it) "legal experts" that he is ignorant of the law and should know certain things that a schoolboy should know. Whilst in reality he is a professional man and a highly qualified barrister. A position that is achieved over many years of study and experience.
To have some cretin (not you Paul) who gets all his information from the internet and his mates at the cricket club criticise him is to him highly offensive.

I you want my opinion. I think that we have lost one brilliant mind from the forum through the continual hounding of those I would call "common hooligans" and he is a great loss whom we should have valued more than we did. If the forum continues to harbour this "gang" of wild cowboys from the facebook guilty site who even to the cursory reader are intent on one thing only, that of the distruction and confusion of the forum., which purpose is to post and examine evidence and new evidence for or against Jeremy Bamber and to do so in a civilised way, then all I can predict is the utter downward trend of this once respected forum. Therefore can I suggest that all the moderators stand together (whatever view we hold) against these disruptors of the forum and if necessary to delete their accounts immediately?
As a side thought Paul. NGB would help any of us in the same generous way that he is helping Jeremy.

hartley

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #583 on: July 06, 2011, 08:03:AM »
My god Grahame, how bloody short sighted are you?

Read posts by Jackie, Smiffy, Law1, Scrapper and just lately Choc (Choc to a much lesser extent), and try and tell me that it is entirely the anti-Bamber crowd cqusing these problems. Forget about NGB for a second and consider why other posters have left, Kaldin, TBM for example.

Speaking of hooligans, so Jackies football factory quote, telling people to jog on, which means 'fuck off' if you weren't aware.

Sorry grahame but you are beginning to appear a bit ridiculous if you contunue to try and express such a view.

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Re: Did JM ever really love Jeremy Bamber?
« Reply #584 on: July 06, 2011, 08:14:AM »
hi hartley  :)

this forum was a great place to post on at one time, no matter which camp you were in.

the debate was always respectful and never nasty like some of the stuff is on here lately.


a certain member was dealt with because he instigated alot of it, but others are following suit and they have to be dealt with, i want to see this forum as it used to be, then we may get some good posters back.