So Angry Andy waits until a week before the court case to apologise, leaving >his obnoxious smear to hang out there for as long as he thought he could get >away with.He deserves to be taught a lesson - he has had a year to apologize and has treated it like politics instead of principle - but he is dealing with people of principle and they should always win.
Kudos to the Hagarmans for not letting the little wanker off the hook. The >court case should be fun.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/90820583/labour-leader-andrew-little-headed-to-court-over-defamation-casehis obnoxious smear to hang out there for as long as he thought he could get away with.
So Angry Andy waits until a week before the court case to apologise, leaving
Kudos to the Hagarmans for not letting the little wanker off the hook. Thecourt case should be fun.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/90820583/labour-leader-andrew-little-headed-to-court-over-defamation-casehis obnoxious smear to hang out there for as long as he thought he could get away with.
So Angry Andy waits until a week before the court case to apologise, leaving
Kudos to the Hagarmans for not letting the little wanker off the hook. Thecourt case should be fun.
On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 3:55:32 PM UTC+13, JohnO wrote:Apparently not.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/90820583/labour-leader-andrew-little-headed-to-court-over-defamation-case
So Angry Andy waits until a week before the court case to apologise, leaving >>his obnoxious smear to hang out there for as long as he thought he could get >>away with.
Kudos to the Hagarmans for not letting the little wanker off the hook. The >>court case should be fun.
Yes, All systems GO at Wellington High Court 3 at 10am Monday, complete with >jury (according to court lists). Wonder if they will settle on the courthouse >steps.
peterwn <peterwn@paradise.net.nz> wrote:Of course Andrew Little should learn from it - avoid giving the venal
On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 3:55:32 PM UTC+13, JohnO wrote:Apparently not.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/90820583/labour-leader-andrew-little-headed-to-court-over-defamation-case
So Angry Andy waits until a week before the court case to apologise, leaving
his obnoxious smear to hang out there for as long as he thought he could get >>>away with.
Kudos to the Hagarmans for not letting the little wanker off the hook. The >>>court case should be fun.
Yes, All systems GO at Wellington High Court 3 at 10am Monday, complete with >>jury (according to court lists). Wonder if they will settle on the courthouse >>steps.
Neither of the Hagarmans are stupid and whatever happens Andrew Little should >learn from this!
Tony
On Sun, 02 Apr 2017 23:04:00 -0500, Tony <lizandtony at orcon dot netThere is nothing venal about a business that has provide employment for so many people.
dot nz> wrote:
peterwn <peterwn@paradise.net.nz> wrote:Of course Andrew Little should learn from it
On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 3:55:32 PM UTC+13, JohnO wrote:Apparently not.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/90820583/labour-leader-andrew-little-headed-to-court-over-defamation-case
So Angry Andy waits until a week before the court case to apologise, >>>>leaving
his obnoxious smear to hang out there for as long as he thought he could >>>>get
away with.
Kudos to the Hagarmans for not letting the little wanker off the hook. The >>>>court case should be fun.
Yes, All systems GO at Wellington High Court 3 at 10am Monday, complete with >>>jury (according to court lists). Wonder if they will settle on the >>>courthouse
steps.
Neither of the Hagarmans are stupid and whatever happens Andrew Little should >>learn from this!
Tony
- avoid giving the venalThat is what good, intelligent and New Zealand supporting commerce does.
the opportunity for taking a case to court! I suspect the reputation
of the Hagermans has if anything been enhanced - they will have known
exactly what they were doing in donating to the National Party. What
is interesting is that the other side of that transaction did not take >offence - it is clear that Hagerman knew how to get what he wanted . .
. as have of course others over the last few years . . .
I suspect there would have been discussions by lawyers well beforeOf course there wasm duh!
this; if there was any way the offer of settlement would be accepted
it would have happened before now, but submissions may well be
interesting.
Certainly his lawyer is doing all that he can for his client - fromIrrelevant to the case and you know it!
the small report on the news it appears he is clearly over-reaching in
his interpretation of what the situation stinks means - it is
certainly no indightment of the Hagermans. I do wonder what happened
with the contract they got - what was the government trying to achieve
from it?
On Sun, 02 Apr 2017 23:04:00 -0500, Tony <lizandtony at orcon dot net
dot nz> wrote:
peterwn <peterwn@paradise.net.nz> wrote:Of course Andrew Little should learn from it - avoid giving the venal
On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 3:55:32 PM UTC+13, JohnO wrote:Apparently not.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/90820583/labour-leader-andrew-little-headed-to-court-over-defamation-case
So Angry Andy waits until a week before the court case to apologise, leaving
his obnoxious smear to hang out there for as long as he thought he could get
away with.
Kudos to the Hagarmans for not letting the little wanker off the hook. The >>>> court case should be fun.
Yes, All systems GO at Wellington High Court 3 at 10am Monday, complete with
jury (according to court lists). Wonder if they will settle on the courthouse
steps.
Neither of the Hagarmans are stupid and whatever happens Andrew Little should
learn from this!
Tony
the opportunity for taking a case to court! I suspect the reputation
of the Hagermans has if anything been enhanced - they will have known
exactly what they were doing in donating to the National Party. What
is interesting is that the other side of that transaction did not take offence - it is clear that Hagerman knew how to get what he wanted . .
. as have of course others over the last few years . . .
I suspect there would have been discussions by lawyers well before
this; if there was any way the offer of settlement would be accepted
it would have happened before now, but submissions may well be
interesting.
Certainly his lawyer is doing all that he can for his client - from
the small report on the news it appears he is clearly over-reaching in
his interpretation of what the situation stinks means - it is
certainly no indightment of the Hagermans. I do wonder what happened
with the contract they got - what was the government trying to achieve
from it?
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