Depp-Heard trial verdict condemned as a ‘toxic catastrophe’ for women

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5 minutes ago, LIBrty4all said:

Alex isn't allowed to post here any more.  'Nuf said.

he's busy doing much more important things.

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Johnny Depp - Amber Heard verdict: ‘A big win for powerful men,’ legal analyst says

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My wife said there is something not right upstairs about Heard. I agree

Edited June 4, 2022 by JoBri

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23 minutes ago, JoBri said:

My wife said there is something not right upstairs about Heard. I agree

Well, at least the downstairs seems to function.  Perhaps not appropriately, however.

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I not sure wich I care less about. That trial or the royal jubilee thing or royals in general. 

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28 minutes ago, Nature Boy 2.0 said:

I not sure wich I care less about. That trial or the royal jubilee thing or royals in general. 

I vote for ALL the above!

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Meanwhile, while the media focused on these two turds in a punchbowl, there were some interesting participants at the 2022 Bilderberg meeting this week:

 

 

https://publicintelligence.net/2022-bilderberg-participant-list/

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36 minutes ago, LIBrty4all said:

participants at the 2022 Bilderberg meeting

Our betters, like at Davos, whom we must obey.

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I found the  trial fascinating and watched at times just the pure stream , and at other times streamed by the LawTube bunch ( Rekeita Law, Legal Bytes, Law and Lumber, Runkle ..) giving reaction/ commentary. I am now well versed in Fecal Matters and guilty of laughing under my breath at the  dark humor text exchange between plaintiff and his English buddy. The let’s burn / drown defendant bit that is a ref to the trials of the old days “ by water or hot iron “ , though most would remember the humor from Monty Python instead of history class.

 

This defamation lawsuit gave everyone an intimate peek into comes out at  a DV trial  when both parties are lawyered up ( minus the jury and speeded up to a few hours rather than over a month). 
 

I do feel guilty at laughing at the Tik Tok viral memes and funnies, because it’s nothing but internet bullying and I doubt I would survive such if for example I was in school and the popular kids took a dislike to me. .
 

https://today.law.harvard.edu/law-order-in-medieval-england/

 

In Latin, it’s referred to as the judicium Dei, the judgment of God. The two methods used most typically in England were trial by cold water and trial by hot iron. In trial by cold water, a person would be dunked into a cistern. If they sank, they would be declared innocent, because the water had accepted them. If they floated, they would be declared guilty.

In trial by hot iron, the priest would heat an iron, and at the appropriate point in the service, the accused would grasp the hot iron, walk a certain number of paces, and put it back down. The hand would be bandaged, and then three days later, the hand would be examined to see, not if the person had been burned or not burned, but whether the hand was healing or festering. If the hand appeared to be festering, they would be pronounced guilty. And if the hand seemed to be healing, they would be pronounced innocent.