Tuesday, 20 August 2013

Three teens accused of murder of baseball player Chris Lane identified - Chancey Luna, James Edwards and Michael Jones

America doesn't pussy foot around like Australia does when it comes to identifying young (underage and accused/convicted) criminals.

I like this.

I'm sick of young Aussie scumbags, who, just because they're under 18, are protected from being identified in the media.

The picture of the accused murderers of Chris Lane:


The only thing I'm not so hot on is identifying them whilst they are still accused, and there has been no formal trial and conviction. If for some reason, one or all of these blokes are found not guilty, it isn't fair to have their pictures and identities splashed around. There will always be a section of society that will think that one or all are guilty even if they're found innocent.

If they're found guilty, sure, I have no problem with media publication of their faces and names. In addition, I would still apply for the death sentence even though they are under 18 and it can't be applied. The world doesn't need these accused arseholes on the street that kill for no other reason than for 'fun'. Put them in front of a firing squad and shoot them so they know what it's like to be killed by gunfire.

Still, we are now paying for slack parenting, and kids having too many rights, and not being given proper boundaries, so they grow up with no respect for anyone.

I'm would even be happy to have a 'vandals' page in the Advertiser whereby local graffiti vandals both under and over 18 have their names and photo's published. Shame can be a very powerful deterrent at times. I know there'll always be a bunch of these dickheads that think that having their pictures published in one of these pages is a trophy to how clever they are, but I think the shame factor is much greater. In addition, it might also make the parents of these vandals wake up and start laying proper rules for their kids.

I still think the best way of stopping graffiti vandals is the surgical removal of a finger every time they are convicted. I'm sure after one or two fingers are gone, they'll soon stop their anti-social and bogan ways.

Back to identifying underage convicted crims. Just do it. Stop pussyfooting around. Sure, it's bound to affect them in 5, 10 or 20 years when they get out of jail, but tough luck. They should have thought about that a bit earlier.

Look at it this way. An 18 year old is convicted in a court and receives 15 years in jail and has his or her picture and name splashed all over the media. It's a case of tough luck - you did the crime, so you suffer the consequences of media scrutiny and the associated problems upon release. But, if that same person commits the same crime one month before they are 18, nothing can be reported that identifies them. Stupid isn't it?

I know all the do-gooders will get out there and say "They're underage", "Silly" and "Just don't know what they're doing". That's crap. Kids these days are growing up with little respect for adults, little respect for the law, and little respect for teachers. This I'm sure is due to slack parenting and the lack of providing proper boundaries for kids whilst they are growing up.

We also need to reduce the age at which a person can be tried as an adult to 16, from the current 18 years old. Hit them harder when they are younger and make them shit scared of getting into criminal trouble later in life.

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Monday, 5 August 2013

Sexting MP Peter Dowling sent explicit images to secret mistress - Mistress outs him saying she wants everyone to be accountable, but she's not making herself accountable by staying secret

STATE MP, Peter Downling, has been exposed as a serial sexter, sending images to his secret mistress including a picture of his penis plonked in a glass of red wine.
He is also accused of taking advantage of parliamentary travel trips to meet his mistress in locations including Perth and New Zealand. The allegations are made in a letter from Mr Dowling's former lover to Speaker Fiona Simpson.
The Courier-Mail has seen several explicit text messages sent from Mr Dowling's mobile phone to the woman, including a picture of his penis in a glass of red wine, a self-shot image of his crotch while wearing boxer shorts and a full frontal picture of his genitalia.
``He wanted a Red Wine ...,'' Mr Dowling said in the text message sent with the image of his penis in the glass. Another image shows a grinning Mr Dowling holding the wine glass in a cheers salute.
The mistress, who asked not to be identified, told The Courier-Mail that Mr Dowling "conned" her into believing the pair would unite properly after the 2015 election.
"He met my mum,'' she said. "And he told her that he was in love with me and sorry about the situation but it will change,'' she said.
"I used to visit the electorate office at night when all the office girls would leave and we would have sexual intercourse or on weekends it would be during the day.''
She said the pair took different flights to the UK in January as Mr Dowling travelled with his mother to Ireland. They were all upgraded to business class apart from her trip over.
The woman said the affair ended in recent weeks after the pair received anonymous letters and Mr Dowling was warned by senior party figures and a Federal MP.
"I know it can be construed that I am being vindictive in what I am doing,'' she said. "But I am just a country girl and I think everyone should be accountable"
The paragraph above in blue is what pisses me off greatly. "Everyone should be held accountable". Well Miss Lady In Hiding .. you are just as responsible for the events that have happened, but have asked not to be identified. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. You're nothing but a foul vindictive person who refuses to be held accountable. AND, you hide behind your secret cover with the knives out. Disgusting. I hope you get what you deserve and are outed by Peter Dowling. If he's been outed by someone, then that someone deserves to be outed as well. You pretend to not be vindictive, but friends and others will see through that thin veil. He has a 'right of reply'' as such and I hope he uses it to out you and smear your name all over the media, just as you have done to him. What a bitch.
Asked about his behaviour, Mr Dowling said: ``I have complied fully with all parliamentary requirements for disclosure.''
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Friday, 2 August 2013

South Australian woman accused of unlawful sex with ex-husband - The tables are turned but will it be enough?

A WOMAN accused of unlawfully performing oral sex on her ex-husband, has no case to answer, the Adelaide Magistrates Court has heard.

The woman, 49, is charged with engaging in sexual intercourse without consent in August 2011 at an address on the Eyre Peninsula.

The complainant said he was awoken by his ex-wife performing fellatio on him.

She appeared in the court on Friday when her lawyer said she had no case to answer, noting it involved the woman’s word against the complainant's. The case was adjourned until September 6.

It's amazing isn't it? I find it really intriguing when the tables are turned in these sorts of cases. Usually, it's the blokes who are accused of rape and sexual abuse etc etc, and the woman is totally believed.. even if she is lying.

I find it interesting that the lawyer says "It's the woman's word against the complainants. Duh ... well of course, it is. The lawyer makes it sound as is this is something incredible. What bullshit, it's usually the guys who have to face some woman who's lying her head off because she's now in too deep and has to continue her lie.

If the court finds there's no case to answer then you'll here more about it on here. I'm sick of blokes taking the rap for woman who have no conscience and have sex ... then regret it later and take legal action to save face. Tough luck.

If the woman is performing fellatio on him and he's asleep, in my books that could be cause for sexual assault (as there is no permission), just as as if a guy starts doing the same to a woman when she's asleep (Again, there is no permission). The dynamics are of course in the relationship. In a healthy loving relationship, this could be considered exciting ( to wake up in pleasure ), but in an unhealthy relationship, this could be used as fodder to instigate sexual assault cases. Food for thought.

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Thursday, 4 July 2013

Callington Murder Trial - Pirjo Kemppainen - This "B" Character is a real psychopathic mental case

From what I've read in the papers, they'd better never let this bogan psychopath out of prison. He's going to end up being one of those people they let out and a day later he's killed again.

The fact he has bragged incessantly about his criminal act to prison staff and has no qualms at all about saying that he would pretty much do it again, to me, means he is a true clinical psychopath.

They'd better not let him out after 15 years because if they do, he'll be back in the headlines after another murder.

I don't for one minute believe he is a changed person after committing his crime. In my opinion, he will manipulate people and say what they want to hear, but he's not that clever enough to hide his true 'evil' persona from coming out.

There's always the possibility that it's occurred to him that he has been sentenced to his 15 years in jail, so it doesn't really matter if he lets his true 'evil' character come out. It's not like he has to try and impress a jury or a judge with a story about how he's changed since his terrible act.

Click the following link to see what I mean:

http://www.news.com.au/national-news/south-australia/the-boy-who-inflicted-120-injuries-on-pirjo-kemppainen-tells-coaccused8217s-murder-trial-he8217d-wanted-to-kill-someone-since-year-1/story-fnii5yv4-1226673656961?from=public_rss


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Tuesday, 25 June 2013

New Changes to AdelaideNow - The Sunday Mail - The Advertiser ... time has finally come to be ripped off

As many avid readers of AdelaideNow would now have discovered, the 'so called' new era of news being bought to Adelaide is simply a load of crap to make us pay for crappy news stories, and shit loads of bloody advertising.

I could put up with the advertising, and the endless boring stories that sit on the pages for one or two weeks, but I will NOT pay to use this sub-standard news service.

Don't get me wrong, I don't mind paying when you get value for money, but I don't think AdelaideNow rates as a number one news service. Apart from the odd main stories - complete with woeful spelling errors and incorrect grammar - AdelaideNow had progressed into a mish mosh of New Idea / Woman's Weekly with a bit of news thrown in. In some sections, stories stayed there for one or two weeks.

Well, there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

The 891 ABC on-line Website supplies an excellent news service with heaps of local content WITHOUT all the crap advertising and cheap tabloid bullshit about what Kym Kardashian said to her hairdresser last Thursday.

The website is:



Give it a go, I think you'll like it.

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Update  16/08/2015

AdeladeNow / News Corp have introduced a relatively new "Premium Story" option... for the want of a word. You will find that stories with a small coloured icon (usually on the bottom right hand side) can't be accessed with standard 'membership'. You have to be a paid member to view these stories. The icon looks like this example.


I've found the use of this icon varies day to day. Between Monday to Friday, it tends to be used on popular national news stories, but it really hits hard on Saturdays and Sundays, when there are obviously, more readers. In fact, I counted today's "icons"; so for Sunday 16th August 2015, there are 35 icons. You can't view these premium stories unless you've paid the associated cost to become a premium member. Another strangle hold on News Corp customers. What will we have in a years time? A double premium icon where you have to have a double premium membership fee to see some stories? I think I got the icon count right, because as I've mentioned before, stories (or links to the story) appear more than once on the "home page". You'll have a headline near the top of the page, then further down, will be a "most viewed stories" area, and likely on the right hand side, will appear some minor headline taking you to the same story. I sort of understand the idea of doing this, but in the end, it's a filler to take up space and make the physical news service page "bigger" than what it actually is. To make it look like you're getting better value for money, if you're a paying subscriber.

And can we please get rid of the crap "gossipy" sections of supposed "news". I don't care about Kim Kardashian and her hairdresser, or whether Sean Penn has broken up with so and so. If I wanted gossipy stuff, I'd go visit my parents and borrow my Mum's Woman's Weekly. I want news! And if good quality news was served up and didn't appear multiple times on one page, I might actually consider paying for it, but until then, I'll find ways of getting my news without any cost.

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PS: I've found something new as well. If like me, you refuse to pay to receive news, go to the top right hand corner of the old Advertiser/Sunday Mail site, and you'll see NETWORK, click on this and it'll show you all the papers that come under the brand. You can actually click into say THE TELEGRAPH, and read news stories and it's not affected if you've read your limit of 5 news stories, so I read all the local stuff in my limit of 5 stories, then switch to The Telegraph to get Australia wide stuff, then maybe go to the Herald Sun for international stories. It's a few extra clicks, but hey, it beats the system. I use the Google Chrome Browser (and it probably works with Firefox as well), but if you highlight the headline of the story and right click, one of the options in Google Chrome is to search for that story (in a new tab). Usually within the first few results, you find the story on an alternative site. OK, it's a little more mucking around, but many times the new sites don't have all the full page 'splash' advertising that is now the norm with The Advertiser site. It may seem like a lot of mucking around but I find it so easy. I have my brekky and coffee and get to read all the news before going to work and in reality, the extra clicks and stuff add a minute to my searching. And like I said previously, I have no qualms paying for a decent news service, but AdelaideNow / Advertiser is not that. If you filter out all the 'filler' stuff thrown in to make it like like it's an exciting website, there's really not a lot of news in there. I know Adelaide's a small town .. err.. sorry.. city, but surely they can muster up more than they serve.

Also, another tip. In Google Chrome and Firefox, highlight (or select, it's the same thing), the story headline, right click to pop up a list of options, and you'll find Search for .... (whatever you selected/highlighted), and a new window or tab will open up with news stories from other tabloids that have that headline. In fact, I do this most of the time now. It's so easy, and I get all my news with very little effort.

I've tried the NineMSN and Yahoo7 sites, and they're OK, but they're filled with junk stuff .. well, junk to me anyway. If you want to follow the Royal Baby and other stuff relegated to weekly magazines, then they might be good for you, but I'm plain and boring. LOL, I like my news and want it plain and simple.

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