He Who Saves His Country Does Not...
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Ffion Hague has now gone back to live in Wales. Will the god fearing Welsh people accept her husbands unusual lifestyle?
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It IS the publics business when the accused is a high profile member of our government
Very clever of Hague to try to deflect focus away from the gay accusations by going for the sympathy vote with his 'my wife's had several miscarriages' statement
Her miscarriages are a very sad thing to have happened but totally irrelevant to the issue at hand
Very clever of Hague to try to deflect focus away from the gay accusations by going for the sympathy vote with his 'my wife's had several miscarriages' statement
Her miscarriages are a very sad thing to have happened but totally irrelevant to the issue at hand
The Sun may require some proof , dont forget they have made mistakes in the past
In 1987, The Sun falsely accused homosexual pop musician Sir Elton John of having sexual relationships with rent boys. In another story it accused him of removing the voice boxes of his guard dogs because their barking kept him awake. Elton sued over both stories and won £1million in libel damages, then the largest payout in British history. The Sun ran a front-page apology on 12 December 1988, under the banner headline SORRY, ELTON. The Elton John story was fuelled by the homophobia rife on the paper during the 1980s and to a lesser degree the 1990s. Gay Church of England clergymen were described in one headline in November 1987 as "Pulpit poofs." Stories frequently speculated on the sexual orientation of famous people, and pop stars in particular.
In 1987, The Sun falsely accused homosexual pop musician Sir Elton John of having sexual relationships with rent boys. In another story it accused him of removing the voice boxes of his guard dogs because their barking kept him awake. Elton sued over both stories and won £1million in libel damages, then the largest payout in British history. The Sun ran a front-page apology on 12 December 1988, under the banner headline SORRY, ELTON. The Elton John story was fuelled by the homophobia rife on the paper during the 1980s and to a lesser degree the 1990s. Gay Church of England clergymen were described in one headline in November 1987 as "Pulpit poofs." Stories frequently speculated on the sexual orientation of famous people, and pop stars in particular.
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Birdie......never read such total b0ll0cks in all my life!......the thought of 2 men together truly repulses me so how does that make you think I want to be one???......I also have a strong dislike of paedos and rapists so does that also mean I have secret desires to be a paedo or a rapist???......NO it doesn't so next time you post in answer to one of mine try to engage your brain first and come up with something plausible
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