BENNETT GETS HIS DAY IN COURT

they certainly would

But that is a significant amount of money, you can see why they are "splitting"

Chippingfield is interesting. Chipping what, I wonder?

rhodes wrote:

Lamplighter wrote:

rhodes wrote:sold house prices for his street............although judging by the clip of the outside and the skanky nets, a full programme of works would need to be undertaken in order to bring it into this century.

I don't actually know Harlow, but I am reliably informed that where he lives is at the lower end of the town, more than likely ex-council houses sold off to their tenants. You don't live there if you have a good job or income. LL

Maybe not LL, but the house in his street are selling for £180,000+ in the past year, even if his was cheaper, he'd still get £150,000.

he lives at 66 Chippingfield, 80 sold for £186,000 last August.

But Bennett owned his house before then...about 10th years ago in fact... So has he already sold it then

rhodes wrote:

Lamplighter wrote:

rhodes wrote:sold house prices for his street............although judging by the clip of the outside and the skanky nets, a full programme of works would need to be undertaken in order to bring it into this century.

I don't actually know Harlow, but I am reliably informed that where he lives is at the lower end of the town, more than likely ex-council houses sold off to their tenants. You don't live there if you have a good job or income. LL

Maybe not LL, but the house in his street are selling for £180,000+ in the past year, even if his was cheaper, he'd still get £150,000.

he lives at 66 Chippingfield, 80 sold for £186,000 last August.

£18,000 is dead cheap for a house in the UK. More like the price you'd pay for a one-room bedsit in Canning Town. Average price at the end of last year was about £230,000 for an average 2 up, 2 down house. Depends also on whether he has a mortgage on there, probably not though because of his age. But it's tat land. LL

LL

I bought a 3 bed semi to live in last year for 80K. In a decent street in a decent down, in decent nick. Average house prices are a load of baloney.

the link I have given is to SOLD house prices in his street. Not what they think they might sell for, WHAT they have sold for. He is sitting on £150,000 plus. Now that might seem like small change to some, but to others it's a flamin fortune! ANd it's half of what the libelling is going to cost him

Sorry to change the subject but I saw this on hellhole and am flabbergasted.

Re: ***LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES FROM THE TRIAL HERE*** See page 40 for news of the date and time of the judgment
PeterMac Today at 5:18 pm

Tony,
Whatever happens next week, whatever the decision, always remember that you have started a flame which will never go out.
Even if you are permanently silenced, that is not the end.
Not even the beginning of the end.
It is the end of the beginning.
The McCanns know that.

Let us paraphrase Latimer, Chaplain to the previous King, as he and Ridley, Bishop of London, burned at the stake,

"Be of good comfort, and play the man, Master Bennett; you shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England and Portugal, as we trust shall never be put out."

No he would not say that about Bennett. In fact this would be more like it.

he could have jsut said tick tock.

PeterMac:

rhodes wrote:he could have jsut said tick tock.

Or the tide has turned?

Re: ***LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES FROM THE TRIAL HERE*** See page 40 for news of the date and time of the judgment
PeterMac Today at 5:18 pm

Tony,
Whatever happens next week, whatever the decision, always remember that you have started a flame which will never go out.
Even if you are permanently silenced, that is not the end.
Not even the beginning of the end.
It is the end of the beginning.
The McCanns know that.

Let us paraphrase Latimer, Chaplain to the previous King, as he and Ridley, Bishop of London, burned at the stake,

"Be of good comfort, and play the man, Master Bennett; you shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England and Portugal, as we trust shall never be put out."

That's hilarious.

Anyone would think from that melodramatic bombast, that Bennett's head was going to be stuck on a spike above Tower Bridge....an idea that is not without a certain charm, admittedly.

And isn't it nice of pretendypete to urge Bennett on to martyrdom when he himself is safely out of the way, with his feet up beside a Spanish swimming pool?

As to the other legal process going on at present in which sacrifice and heroism, as against wind-baggery and self-publicising, are in rather short supply – best to say little except those words of Marx: history repeats itself, first as tragedy and then as farce.

Smiffy doesn't seem so entranced with Bennett.

Let us paraphrase Latimer, Chaplain to the previous King, as he and Ridley, Bishop of London, burned at the stake,

Can't we just burn the pair of motor-mouths at the stake and have done with it?

Are we sure that PeterMac isn't taking the piss?

Sabot wrote:
Are we sure that PeterMac isn't taking the piss?

That's more like it, Sabot.

Hounder attempting to explain why some 2,000 members never post..


I expect a lot of people just like to read and, of course, you have to be logged in to send private messages or have a look around the forum, like the members lounge, gagged section and even the members list.

Especially if you're employed by Carter Ruck. Or the press.

Bugger, did I miss out on a slap up meal?

And JS and I had to slum it at the Brasserie Blanc.

It must have been Hell for you.

Notice the casual way he revealed who paid for the fry-up?

So Bennett didn't actually treat anyone then. But who in their right mind would have expected it? And who's paying next time? It won't be Bennett even if he is there. Which he will be. He's never missed a free meal yet.

Re: Tugendhat judgment to be handed down **10.30AM** on Thurs 21 Feb in McCanns v Bennett
PeterMac Today at 12:55 pm

"Be of good comfort, and play the man, Master Bennett; you shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England and Portugal, as we trust shall never be put out."

Doncha just love the way he's urging Bennett to martyrdom from the safety of Spain?

He isn't the Respected Member who is actually a Mole, is he? He did helpfully prove how easy it is to open the shutters of 5a from the outside.....

Good old Nina. Can't have a "pensioner" paying.

do you also notice the way he is atill playing the victim "I can't by any means guarantee to treat those coming along to a bite to eat and a drink after the hearing this time* as I have to prepare myself for the fact that the Court has the means to transport a guilty contemnor straight to prison from Court 14."

Well - the McCanns have stated on several occasions that they do not TB imprisoned, or even punished - they just want him to stop his accusuations and libels.

But in the end it is up to Tugendhut. He may possibly feel that, having experienced TB on a few occasions that they only way to shut him up and make him keep the undertaking that he signed of his own free will, is to lock him up. And the ONLY person to blame for that would be....

Anthony J Bennett.

Well - the McCanns have stated on several occasions that they do not TB imprisoned, or even punished - they just want him to stop his accusuations and libels.

But in the end it is up to Tugendhut. He may possibly feel that, having experienced TB on a few occasions that they only way to shut him up and make him keep the undertaking that he signed of his own free will, is to lock him up. And the ONLY person to blame for that would be....

Anthony J Bennett.

Yes J-S. On his own head be it.

As for the bite to eat and a drink, he wasn't treating them in the first place. This is Debs Does Kirwans all over again.

Jean-Pierre.t50 wrote:Bugger, did I miss out on a slap up meal?

And JS and I had to slum it at the Brasserie Blanc.

You poor souls, J-P. You could have missed out on a McChicken Sandwich or something.......

Bennett never pays for anything. It's his Modus Operandi. While a bunch of very stupid women fight over who's going to pay his shout.

lily wrote:

Jean-Pierre.t50 wrote:Bugger, did I miss out on a slap up meal?

And JS and I had to slum it at the Brasserie Blanc.

You poor souls, J-P. You could have missed out on a McChicken Sandwich or something.......

Horsemeat burger? LL