| No friends of ours 22:16 - Feb 4 with 3154 views | trampie |
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| No friends of ours on 22:21 - Feb 4 with 3138 views | Catullus |
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| No friends of ours on 22:50 - Feb 4 with 3102 views | Jack59 |
This was a terrible accident.
Many years ago on two occasions in France, after roundabouts, I found myself driving on the wrong side of the road and facing oncoming traffic, thankfully it happened in and around Calais where they had numerous road signs with warnings. I suppose because it was near Calais, local drivers tended to be more cautious and wary of situations that can occur close to the ferry terminal. | | | |
| No friends of ours on 23:23 - Feb 4 with 3053 views | Treforys_Jack |
| No friends of ours on 22:50 - Feb 4 by Jack59 |
This was a terrible accident.
Many years ago on two occasions in France, after roundabouts, I found myself driving on the wrong side of the road and facing oncoming traffic, thankfully it happened in and around Calais where they had numerous road signs with warnings. I suppose because it was near Calais, local drivers tended to be more cautious and wary of situations that can occur close to the ferry terminal. |
Really, not once but twice ……….. The fact that your driving abroad makes you more vigilant, not less. |  | | |
| No friends of ours on 01:00 - Feb 5 with 3022 views | Fireboy2 |
| No friends of ours on 23:23 - Feb 4 by Treforys_Jack |
Really, not once but twice ……….. The fact that your driving abroad makes you more vigilant, not less. |
This^
I dont use this word often but this woman is scum. |  | | |
| No friends of ours on 02:12 - Feb 5 with 3006 views | Jack59 |
| No friends of ours on 23:23 - Feb 4 by Treforys_Jack |
Really, not once but twice ……….. The fact that your driving abroad makes you more vigilant, not less. |
Yes, I think driving abroad does make you more vigilant. The two occasions I found myself on the wrong side were at least 20 years apart, and as we'd just come through roundabouts, we were only doing about 10 mph, the low speed meant we were able to stop with room to spare.
I initially felt the american woman driver should have returned to the UK, but there seems to be an almost lynch mob mentality has been stirred up, I now think she may have been correctly advised in staying put.
What sort of financial claim could the family lawyer justify if they succeeded in a prosecution? Are we talking millions? Is the financial claim an elephant in the room?
All very sad indeed. | | | |
| No friends of ours on 06:58 - Feb 5 with 2968 views | angryjack |
| No friends of ours on 02:12 - Feb 5 by Jack59 |
Yes, I think driving abroad does make you more vigilant. The two occasions I found myself on the wrong side were at least 20 years apart, and as we'd just come through roundabouts, we were only doing about 10 mph, the low speed meant we were able to stop with room to spare.
I initially felt the american woman driver should have returned to the UK, but there seems to be an almost lynch mob mentality has been stirred up, I now think she may have been correctly advised in staying put.
What sort of financial claim could the family lawyer justify if they succeeded in a prosecution? Are we talking millions? Is the financial claim an elephant in the room?
All very sad indeed. |
I've always said if you really want to murder someonein this country, run them over and make it look like an accident ,,usually get a slap on a wrist couple months prison maybe fine and ban...laws an ass | | | |
| No friends of ours on 10:40 - Feb 5 with 2900 views | NotLoyal |
It’s taken this long for the US to dream up this ?
Intelligence worker ?
I don’t think so. |  |
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| No friends of ours on 10:55 - Feb 5 with 2876 views | Lohengrin |
| No friends of ours on 10:40 - Feb 5 by NotLoyal |
It’s taken this long for the US to dream up this ?
Intelligence worker ?
I don’t think so. |
It appears she was part of the CIA secretariat, mate. Not a ‘spook’ by any stretch of the imagination but still privy to all manner of classified information. That being the case you’d have to imagine the brass at Langley would sooner see her dead than in gaol overseas with the possibility she may leak things they want kept firmly under wraps. I don’t doubt the attitude of MI6 would be similar.
It’s nonsense to say that ‘Americans’ are unmoved by it. The Dunn family have received enormous sympathy Stateside across the board but this situation is as tragic is it is intractable. It’s a real mess. |  |
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| No friends of ours on 14:31 - Feb 5 with 2814 views | Highjack |
It goes both ways. I can’t imagine anyone in power on this side of the Atlantic would be in a rush to extradite Randy Andy.
As said above it’s a horrible mess and it just goes to show that there are people who are above and outside of the law. If we did a similar thing we’d be in shackles getting bummed by Mr Big in two seconds flat. |  |
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| No friends of ours on 14:41 - Feb 5 with 2803 views | onehunglow |
| No friends of ours on 14:31 - Feb 5 by Highjack |
It goes both ways. I can’t imagine anyone in power on this side of the Atlantic would be in a rush to extradite Randy Andy.
As said above it’s a horrible mess and it just goes to show that there are people who are above and outside of the law. If we did a similar thing we’d be in shackles getting bummed by Mr Big in two seconds flat. |
Simple justice would be to this cretin arrested,,charged ,convicted and jailed | |
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| No friends of ours on 15:24 - Feb 5 with 2796 views | NotLoyal |
| No friends of ours on 10:55 - Feb 5 by Lohengrin |
It appears she was part of the CIA secretariat, mate. Not a ‘spook’ by any stretch of the imagination but still privy to all manner of classified information. That being the case you’d have to imagine the brass at Langley would sooner see her dead than in gaol overseas with the possibility she may leak things they want kept firmly under wraps. I don’t doubt the attitude of MI6 would be similar.
It’s nonsense to say that ‘Americans’ are unmoved by it. The Dunn family have received enormous sympathy Stateside across the board but this situation is as tragic is it is intractable. It’s a real mess. |
So she shuffles papers and if it goes wrong for her, like it did, they can get her out and protect her. | |
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| No friends of ours on 15:45 - Feb 5 with 2773 views | max936 |
| No friends of ours on 15:24 - Feb 5 by NotLoyal |
So she shuffles papers and if it goes wrong for her, like it did, they can get her out and protect her. |
It stinks, I can't remember if she just left the scene after the accident, leaving the scene of any accident let alone a fatal one that she has clearly caused.
She's back in America without a care in the World and they are supposed to be an ally, only when it suits them, imagine if it was the other way around, she wouldn't have left America. |  |
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| No friends of ours on 16:11 - Feb 5 with 2760 views | Lohengrin |
| No friends of ours on 15:24 - Feb 5 by NotLoyal |
So she shuffles papers and if it goes wrong for her, like it did, they can get her out and protect her. |
Yes, is the short answer; though I’m not for one second suggesting that’s morally right.
I don’t think protecting her as an individual really enters into the equation, it’s about protecting what she knows. As I said, it’s a mess. | |
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| No friends of ours on 17:35 - Feb 5 with 2717 views | Catullus |
| No friends of ours on 16:11 - Feb 5 by Lohengrin |
Yes, is the short answer; though I’m not for one second suggesting that’s morally right.
I don’t think protecting her as an individual really enters into the equation, it’s about protecting what she knows. As I said, it’s a mess. |
We are supposed to be allies, friends. If they are so worried send her back with the stipulation that any sentence passed be served in the USA or under whatever other stipulation they feel protects their secrets. | |
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| No friends of ours on 17:52 - Feb 5 with 2696 views | Lohengrin |
| No friends of ours on 17:35 - Feb 5 by Catullus |
We are supposed to be allies, friends. If they are so worried send her back with the stipulation that any sentence passed be served in the USA or under whatever other stipulation they feel protects their secrets. |
I completely agree. | |
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| No friends of ours on 07:38 - Feb 7 with 2480 views | trampie |
| No friends of ours on 17:35 - Feb 5 by Catullus |
We are supposed to be allies, friends. If they are so worried send her back with the stipulation that any sentence passed be served in the USA or under whatever other stipulation they feel protects their secrets. |
They were a combined half a decade late entering both World wars, before that they fought the crown and didn't pay their taxes, I wouldn't trust them, that girl was probably spying on the UK. | |
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