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Jeff York 7 March 2005 16:17:05
 "Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms" <We Radlibs keep losing
elections@Dc.gov> wrote:
..>Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake>Tsunamis­.>Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the sewers.>
European victims of December wave>suing U.S. agency, Thai officials, hotel>
Posted: March 6, 2005 1:00 a.m. Eastern>
The December 26 tsunami that took over 275,000 lives may have been an>act of God, but more than 60 European survivors of the deadly wave have

60.. Out of how many?
filed suit in New York district court to determine if Thai authorities,>U.S. forecasters and a French hotel chain were negligent.>
U.S. attorney Edward Fagan,

*U.S. attorney*..
....
The present suit is not intended to demand compensation,

ROFL..
"The U.S. government claims 'we are the protectors of the world'. (But)>if we know there is a tsunami on its way to wipe out a major>population, do we tell them?," asked U.S. lawyer Edward Fagan. "Nobody>telling them it's coming. This is incredible!"

What a load of bollocks.. So, ambulance-chasing, slimeball *american*
lawyers have gone international and have managed to find a few patsies
in order to try and generate some huge contingency fees.. Not exactly
an indictment of Europe.

--
Jeff. Ironbridge, Shrops, U.K.
jeff@xjackfieldx.or­g (remove the x..x round jackfield for return address)
and don't bother with ralf4, it's a spamtrap and I never go there.. :)­

... "There are few hours in life more agreeable
than the hour dedicated to the ceremony
known as afternoon tea.."

Henry James, (1843 - 1916).


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Number 6 7 March 2005 16:57:11 permanent link ]
 Jeff York ralf4@btinternet.co­m wrote in message:
news:<t7ho21t7fh6tk­1llru6i12t7l21crn1ph­9@4ax.com>> "Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms" <We Radlibs keep losing> elections@Dc.gov> wrote:>
..> >Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake> >Tsunamis.> >Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the sewers.> >
European victims of December wave> >suing U.S. agency, Thai officials, hotel> >
Posted: March 6, 2005 1:00 a.m. Eastern> >
© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com> >
The December 26 tsunami that took over 275,000 lives may have been an> >act of God, but more than 60 European survivors of the deadly wave have>
60.. Out of how many?>
filed suit in New York district court to determine if Thai authorities,> >U.S. forecasters and a French hotel chain were negligent.> >
U.S. attorney Edward Fagan,>
*U.S. attorney*..>
....>
The present suit is not intended to demand compensation,>
ROFL..>
"The U.S. government claims 'we are the protectors of the world'. (But)> >if we know there is a tsunami on its way to wipe out a major> >population, do we tell them?," asked U.S. lawyer Edward Fagan. "Nobody> >telling them it's coming. This is incredible!">
What a load of bollocks.. So, ambulance-chasing, slimeball *american*> lawyers have gone international and have managed to find a few patsies> in order to try and generate some huge contingency fees.. Not exactly> an indictment of Europe.>
Worldnetdaily is an anti-American right wing propaganda rag whose only
purpose is to take rumours and stories with little factual basis and blow
them out of proportion with a pro-right wing slant, in order to inflame the
less-than intelligent right wing boobs into a feeding frenzy.

Most of its content consists of lies, distortions or unsubstantiated stolen
headlines. It makes the tabloids look honest.

It should come as no surprise that a right-wing fanatic and imbecile is
quoting wordnetdaily.
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Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms 7 March 2005 19:25:03 permanent link ]
 
"Number 6" <123@456.789> wrote in message
news:MPG.1c9619b1e2­0c7626989da0@news.in­dividual.net...> Jeff York ralf4@btinternet.co­m wrote in message:> news:<t7ho21t7fh6tk­1llru6i12t7l21crn1ph­9@4ax.com>> > "Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms" <We Radlibs keep losing> > elections@Dc.gov> wrote:> >
..> > >Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake> > >Tsunamis.> > >Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the sewers.> > >
European victims of December wave> > >suing U.S. agency, Thai officials, hotel> > >
Posted: March 6, 2005 1:00 a.m. Eastern> > >
© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com> > >
The December 26 tsunami that took over 275,000 lives may have been an> > >act of God, but more than 60 European survivors of the deadly wave have> >
60.. Out of how many?> >
filed suit in New York district court to determine if Thai authorities,> > >U.S. forecasters and a French hotel chain were negligent.> > >
U.S. attorney Edward Fagan,> >
*U.S. attorney*..> >
....> >
The present suit is not intended to demand compensation,> >
ROFL..> >
"The U.S. government claims 'we are the protectors of the world'. (But)> > >if we know there is a tsunami on its way to wipe out a major> > >population, do we tell them?," asked U.S. lawyer Edward Fagan. "Nobody> > >telling them it's coming. This is incredible!"> >
What a load of bollocks.. So, ambulance-chasing, slimeball *american*> > lawyers have gone international and have managed to find a few patsies> > in order to try and generate some huge contingency fees.. Not exactly> > an indictment of Europe.> >
Worldnetdaily is an anti-American right wing propaganda rag whose only> purpose is to take rumours and stories with little factual basis and blow> them out of proportion with a pro-right wing slant, in order to inflame
less-than intelligent right wing boobs into a feeding frenzy.>
Most of its content consists of lies, distortions or unsubstantiated
stolen> headlines. It makes the tabloids look honest.>
It should come as no surprise that a right-wing fanatic and imbecile is> quoting wordnetdaily.
==================

Thats what you say whenever someone posts a BBC or Sun article that you
can't refute either.


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Probert 7 March 2005 19:59:23 permanent link ]
 
"Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms" <We Radlibs keep losing
elections@Dc.gov> wrote in message
news:IPidnbof7JXC3b­HfRVn-pQ@adelphia.co­m...> for the badly forecasted rain that caused their poor qualifying > performance> .> Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake> Tsunamis.> Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the sewers.>

Can't you feel that thin ice cracking under your feet?

Cheers,
Probert.


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F2004: 15 of 17*·** 7 March 2005 20:32:24 permanent link ]
 On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 12:17:05 +0000, Jeff York <ralf4@btinternet.c­om>
wrote:>"Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms" <We Radlibs keep losing>elections@Dc­.gov> wrote:>>Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake>>Tsunami­s.>>Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the sewers.>>
European victims of December wave>>suing U.S. agency, Thai officials, hotel>>
Posted: March 6, 2005 1:00 a.m. Eastern>>
© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com>>­The December 26 tsunami that took over 275,000 lives may have been an>>act of God, but more than 60 European survivors of the deadly wave have>
60.. Out of how many?>
filed suit in New York district court to determine if Thai authorities,>>U.S. forecasters and a French hotel chain were negligent.>>
U.S. attorney Edward Fagan,>
*U.S. attorney*..>
....>
The present suit is not intended to demand compensation,>
ROFL..>
"The U.S. government claims 'we are the protectors of the world'. (But)>>if we know there is a tsunami on its way to wipe out a major>>population, do we tell them?," asked U.S. lawyer Edward Fagan. "Nobody>>telling them it's coming. This is incredible!">
What a load of bollocks.. So, ambulance-chasing, slimeball *american*>lawyers have gone international and have managed to find a few patsies>in order to try and generate some huge contingency fees.. Not exactly>an indictment of Europe.

Just how far would bottom-feeding attorneys get in their action
without the urging and retainers of the bottom dwellers in the fist.

Blaming the plaintiff's bar for the actions of the plaintiffs seems
hardly reasonable.

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Richard Miller 8 March 2005 01:35:18 permanent link ]
 In message <IPidnbof7JXC3bHfRV­n-pQ@adelphia.com>, Another Loser Radlib
With Flailng Arms <We@Radlibs.keep.in­valid> writes>for the badly forecasted rain that caused their poor qualifying >performance>.>Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake >Tsunamis. Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the >sewers.

Nope, a typical Shyster American lawyer is suing, and has just rounded
up a few plaintiffs.

And there is a clear gap between the Americans knowing the tsunami was
going to strike and when it finally did strike, in which time in theory
warnings could have been delivered. I don't know the answer to the
question why such warnings were not delivered, but it is a legitimate
question.
--
Richard Miller
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Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms 8 March 2005 03:53:41 permanent link ]
 
"Richard Miller" <richard@seasalter0­.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:q6kiBbjWkMLCFw­tE@seasalter0.demon.­co.uk...> In message <IPidnbof7JXC3bHfRV­n-pQ@adelphia.com>, Another Loser Radlib> With Flailng Arms <We@Radlibs.keep.in­valid> writes> >for the badly forecasted rain that caused their poor qualifying> >performance> >.> >Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake> >Tsunamis. Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the> >sewers.>
Nope, a typical Shyster American lawyer is suing, and has just rounded> up a few plaintiffs.>
And there is a clear gap between the Americans knowing the tsunami was> going to strike and when it finally did strike, in which time in theory> warnings could have been delivered. I don't know the answer to the> question why such warnings were not delivered, but it is a legitimate> question.> --> Richard Miller
===================­=======

Yeah, the US should have called those hundreds of isolated Islands that have
no running water, electricity or phone lines and told them a Tsunami was
coming.
Oh wait, the US would have had to send people over to actually string phone
lines first before calling them.
Oh well, mother natures population control strikes again like it has for
billions of years.


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Probert 8 March 2005 04:35:16 permanent link ]
 
"Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms" <We Radlibs keep losing
elections@Dc.gov> wrote in message
news:ttCdnbBv4JfidL­HfRVn-uA@adelphia.co­m...>
"Richard Miller" <richard@seasalter0­.demon.co.uk> wrote in message> news:q6kiBbjWkMLCFw­tE@seasalter0.demon.­co.uk...>> In message <IPidnbof7JXC3bHfRV­n-pQ@adelphia.com>, Another Loser Radlib>> With Flailng Arms <We@Radlibs.keep.in­valid> writes>> >for the badly forecasted rain that caused their poor qualifying>> >performance>> >.>> >Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake>> >Tsunamis. Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the>> >sewers.>>
Nope, a typical Shyster American lawyer is suing, and has just rounded>> up a few plaintiffs.>>
And there is a clear gap between the Americans knowing the tsunami was>> going to strike and when it finally did strike, in which time in theory>> warnings could have been delivered. I don't know the answer to the>> question why such warnings were not delivered, but it is a legitimate>> question.>> -->> Richard Miller> ===================­=======>
Yeah, the US should have called those hundreds of isolated Islands that > have> no running water, electricity or phone lines and told them a Tsunami was> coming.> Oh wait, the US would have had to send people over to actually string > phone> lines first before calling them.> Oh well, mother natures population control strikes again like it has for> billions of years.>

That thin ice has finally cracked. Don't complain that you weren't warned.

Cheers,
Probert.



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Number 6 8 March 2005 04:43:17 permanent link ]
 "Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms" <We Radlibs keep losing
elections@Dc.gov> wrote in message: news:<57ednRocaaDX7­7HfRVn-
oA@adelphia.com>> Worldnetdaily is an anti-American right wing propaganda rag whose only > purpose is to take rumours and stories with little factual basis and blow > them out of proportion with a pro-right wing slant, in order to inflame the > less-than intelligent right wing boobs into a feeding frenzy. >
Most of its content consists of lies, distortions or unsubstantiated stolen > headlines. It makes the tabloids look honest.>
It should come as no surprise that a right-wing fanatic and imbecile is > quoting wordnetdaily.
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Tech27 8 March 2005 05:34:50 permanent link ]
 
"Another Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms" <We Radlibs keep losing
elections@Dc.gov> wrote in message
news:ttCdnbBv4JfidL­HfRVn-uA@adelphia.co­m...>
"Richard Miller" <richard@seasalter0­.demon.co.uk> wrote in message> news:q6kiBbjWkMLCFw­tE@seasalter0.demon.­co.uk...>> In message <IPidnbof7JXC3bHfRV­n-pQ@adelphia.com>, Another Loser Radlib>> With Flailng Arms <We@Radlibs.keep.in­valid> writes>> >for the badly forecasted rain that caused their poor qualifying>> >performance>> >.>> >Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake>> >Tsunamis. Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the>> >sewers.

Well, you wouldn't need bou "bury" anyone in a sewer, just toss them in.

Nope, a typical Shyster American lawyer is suing, and has just rounded>> up a few plaintiffs.

Yes, good case. Everyone knows how precise weather forecasting is, so it
should be easy to win. Oh, wait - why didn't Ferrari just get the aviation
forecasts for the nearest airport. Those reports are EXTREMELY accurate for
up to 30 minutes, enough time to get the right tyres on the car.




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Jeff York 11 March 2005 05:08:29 permanent link ]
 "F2004: 15 of 17*·**" <Ron.Dennis@LyingCh­eatingSwine.com> wrote:
On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 12:17:05 +0000, Jeff York <ralf4@btinternet.c­om>>wrote:>>"Another­ Loser Radlib With Flailng Arms" <We Radlibs keep losing>>elections@D­c.gov> wrote:>>>Not really , but the Eurotrash are suing the US over the earthquake>>>Tsunam­is.>>>Shoot the slimy eurotrash bastards and bury them in the sewers.>>>
European victims of December wave>>>suing U.S. agency, Thai officials, hotel>>>
Posted: March 6, 2005 1:00 a.m. Eastern>>>
© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com>>­>The December 26 tsunami that took over 275,000 lives may have been an>>>act of God, but more than 60 European survivors of the deadly wave have>>
60.. Out of how many?>>
filed suit in New York district court to determine if Thai authorities,>>>U.S.­ forecasters and a French hotel chain were negligent.>>>
U.S. attorney Edward Fagan,>>
*U.S. attorney*..>>
....>>
The present suit is not intended to demand compensation,>>
ROFL..>>
"The U.S. government claims 'we are the protectors of the world'. (But)>>>if we know there is a tsunami on its way to wipe out a major>>>population,­ do we tell them?," asked U.S. lawyer Edward Fagan. "Nobody>>>telling them it's coming. This is incredible!">>
What a load of bollocks.. So, ambulance-chasing, slimeball *american*>>lawyers­ have gone international and have managed to find a few patsies>>in order to try and generate some huge contingency fees.. Not exactly>>an indictment of Europe.>
Just how far would bottom-feeding attorneys get in their action>without the urging and retainers of the bottom dwellers in the fist.>
Blaming the plaintiff's bar for the actions of the plaintiffs seems>hardly reasonable.

Under normal circumstances I'd agree with you.. But you appear,
unfortunately, to have a proportion of practitioners who actively
create and trawl cases.. Widespread advertising for plaintiffs to take
part in class actions comes to mind.

It's getting as bad here in the UK. It feels like every other advert
on TV is some shower of lawyers encouraging the inept, careless and
incompetent to sue someone.. "Where there's blame there's a claim" -
and where there isn't, we'll still have a go..

--
Jeff. Ironbridge, Shrops, U.K.
jeff@xjackfieldx.or­g (remove the x..x round jackfield for return address)
and don't bother with ralf4, it's a spamtrap and I never go there.. :)­

... "There are few hours in life more agreeable
than the hour dedicated to the ceremony
known as afternoon tea.."

Henry James, (1843 - 1916).


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Richard Miller 12 March 2005 12:23:06 permanent link ]
 In message <fub431ljtge03mivic­qksc6o9sa1s2tdg4@4ax­.com>, Da Frank
<fajp@ooptushome.co­m.au> writes>All i know is, in this country i have not seen a law firm advert 10-15 >years ago. In the last 10 years it has become quite a common thing.

In England, there are strict rules on advertising by solicitors. 10-15
years ago, it was virtually banned, and it was strictly restricted after
that because it was felt that it was demeaning and unprofessional.
The usual sales pitch contains the following : 'have you been done; >have someone done to you; were you sacked; did they do this; were you >injured; did someone step on your toe,rock your boat, etc.. Know your >rights. Free first consultation, no cost to you, etc..' These are >established law firms who have been around for many years before all >this started. While i'm not 100% sure what a "claim farmer" is, i don't >think these would fit that bill. Well, not before they started this new >ad campaign, anyway.

Claims farmers are just wide boys who have spotted a gap in the market.
Because negotiating settlements is not restricted to lawyers, they can
provide that "service" even though they have no proper understanding of
issues of liability, causation and calculation of levels of damages. So
they go for the blanket approach that anyone injured can get
compensation, when lawyers know that is simply untrue.

Unfortunately, some lawyers have felt obliged to push the boundaries of
their advertising because of the competition from these cowboys.

Incidentally, you may not be aware, but two of the biggest companies
that operated in this field in England, two of the ones regarded as
(relatively) reputable, collapsed in chaos. In one case, it was found
that the majority of claims were brought by friends and family of their
sales staff, and a large proportion of them were completely spurious or
very seriously exaggerated at the company's instigation.
--
Richard Miller
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