Brett's lost court cases.

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  1. Brett Nortje

    Brett Nortje Well-Known Member

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    There are a number of criminals that could do the world some good that are in jail. these people usually at the age of fifty or sixty today being the year 2017 would make excellent teachers to the new breed of milleneials so as not to lose the history of the subjects and sciences that they are so expert in. these people would, of course, be more useful outside a jail than inside it.

    One such person is dr wouter basson, who has been released from jail, but would seek recourse for his time in there - the jail. he was in charge of chemical weapons for the apartheid government... this was a job, there was no personal involvement in it for him, he did not own shares in it, he had nothing to gain from it. this is like charging the creators of the atom bomb with ethnic cleansing, of course.

    I want to see him fully reimbursed for these proceedings, and, get his medical license back. he had nothing to do with a concentration camp other than to install an air conditioner, basicially.
     
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    Doing what? Teaching how to commit crimes? Bear in mind these guys aren't successful criminals- they got caught.

    First off, no one has to profit for a crime to be a crime. Criminal acts remain crimes regardless of motivation.

    The man used chemical weapons to kill SWAPO prisoners. He did not invent the weapons, he used them to kill prisoners, an illegal act by the rules of land warfare. The inventors of nukes did not drop their bomb, nor was dropping either of the devices a violation of the Geneva or Hague conventions. Neither Hiroshima nor Nagasaki had surrendered.

    That's not what the Namibians say.
     
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    I am now reminded of the case against the bosses of fidentia in my country south africa. allegedly, he stole much money from the widows and orphans that he was charged to hold private money for, and, then allegedly he spent it.

    Seems to me nobody could be this stupid. the only way he could be guilty is if he was convicted for being a mental case - instead i suppose that someone else, or, other people, took money from him and told him to shut up, yes?

    This would have been picked up sooner by a bank manager tat mr brown was spending money to much, and, that he would be living in a state of luxury. maybe he could get better interest rates by sticking the money into other accounts in his name? there must be a good explanation. in the history of banking in these sectors i have never heard of anybody doing something like this, are there other cases to compare this one to, and, if not, this was also probably not the first time.
     
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    Omar al bashir of sudan is wanted by the international criminal court. a while ago, while under duress of these charges, he was not arrested in my country south africa, and allowed to participate in events here.

    They say he is wanted for torture and various other war related reasons. how is this different from typical war? it as not him carrying out the deeds, but he did issue orders, as a captain or something. this is evidence of him using 'all forms of war' to win the war. these charges are like charging someone for refusing them into hospitals, or, refusing to give them food at shelters. there is incentive, there is war, bad things happen in war. he won the presidency through a coup, and, is now president.

    On torture, americans use water boarding still. practice what you preach. genocide is something where you attack rival tribes, rivals to resources, quite understandable.
     
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    The case of bill cosby, which as i write this is on going, has gone to be retried. they say he was accused of a 'sexual assault' with drugs in the early years of his career, and then there were many cases by many women, lately, of him trying to 'sexually assault them.' while the mere number of people claiming the same thing is damning, i cannot help but think about the actual lack of reporting these things as they happened. this is similar to trump's situation, yes? is it true that a gay man would try to rape women? i can tell he is gay, maybe he was doing drugs with them, to impress them, and then he wanted to hold their hand, and they pulled away? this is common for drug users, that they will want some human contact, and, he could have been ashamed of his sexuality, trying to basically, force feed himself faeces, getting to into it, and, then tugging at them, maybe?

    Of course if he was to do these things that frequently, why would he do them with women 'in the spotlight?' this would bring forwards the, while on mind altering drugs, the impression they were 'performing,' yes? this means that he would be half mad to try to do anything really akin to sexual assault and things like that. with that sort of frequency, his wife would have been battered half way to hell each time she was seen in the public eye.
     
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    O.j. simpson, what a scandal. he was a great killer of note that killed his wife or something, and, i remember something about a glove. was it a crime of passion, where someone that could handle being psyched out by the other team's players all day and took it out on his wife? was it about the wife seeing someone else all day while he was away? in these cases, isn't it proof that he can handle stress, or, that he would kill the male of the affair?

    If you were to watch his body language during games, they will reveal that he was thinking of 'killing people' if the chance arose, and, that he would have had some very hidden tackles or something psychologists could explain. if he was to have premeditated it, then it will show in these videos, if it was manslaughter, which he has spent the time for already, then it would have been a wild crime of passion that was not murder, yes?
     
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    The story is that he killed, in a jealous fit of rage, his wife and a gay friend who was with her. He beat her many times in jealous rage and the police were called a number of times. I believe that he was out of football when all this occurred.
    The great attorney, Jonnie Cochran, said in court that "If the glove don't fit you can't convict". The glove used in the killing had shrunk and did not fit Simpson's big hands. I watched the trial from start to finish on TV. This trial was the beginning of DNA evidence,
    as a young, disheveled, supposedly disorganized attorney used his amazing skills and knowledge in Simpson's behalf. Also F. Lee Bailey, famous attorney, and others represented Simpson. The trial was captivating.
     

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