You didn't even look at the linked article did you? It's from the trial!
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You didn't even look at the linked article did you? It's from the trial!
I know it’s from the trial I watched it. Why don’t you talk about her cutting his finger or shitting in his bed? Because he sent a text wishing she was dead because of what she did to him that makes him a somehow equal to her abuse? That’s not right.
The only thing gross is condemning people before their is any proof just like you are doing. Calling us gross before you even know any of it is even true especially knowing how headline hungry papers are over truth is pretty silly.SoulPancake13 wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 17:18Gross response to a very serious matter from people here. It is unacceptable that RB allowed Horner to continue working as if nothing was wrong. A suspension was and is almost necessary, shame on RB for allowing Horner at the release. Telegraaf were, by the way, the first of the media outlets to even report that there was an investigation going on, so to those acting like this is "fake news", I would think twice. Of course, these still remain allegations, but I hope for Horner's sake he didn't do it, as this seems quite damning.
What it sounds like to me someone is paying a lot of money to a paper to pressure Horner out by printing vague statements that can’t get them sued. If they had damning evidence Horner wouldn’t have even made the week and would be in hiding.
Say it with me… innocent until proven guilty. Remember those wordsrijtuig wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 17:40This - and the fans who are afraid to condemn them. It's a shame, as if when you would condemn the situation you are no longer a RBR fan.SoulPancake13 wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 17:18Gross response to a very serious matter from people here. It is unacceptable that RB allowed Horner to continue working as if nothing was wrong. A suspension was and is almost necessary, shame on RB for allowing Horner at the release. Telegraaf were, by the way, the first of the media outlets to even report that there was an investigation going on, so to those acting like this is "fake news", I would think twice. Of course, these still remain allegations, but I hope for Horner's sake he didn't do it, as this seems quite damning.
Weird peoples.
As I said in my very first response they are both missing bults. When you are a nutter its hard to win a case no matter what side of the court room you sit on!
They published that they saw the communication. Reporters don't say something like that because if they are not sure it's true, because it's not vague or ambiguous.From the app traffic between the female employee of Red Bull and Horner, viewed by The Telegraph, the picture emerges that Horner (50) sent sexually oriented messages to the employee regularly and over a considerable period of time.
Oddly enough, I never mentioned you as gross, so I find it interesting that you thought I was targeting you. Either way, I was more talking about people downplaying the severity of those allegations by saying things such as "I wish I could receive sexual harassment for 650,000 GPB". Again, may I remind you that De Telegraaf are actually reputable, and the RB mouthpiece himself, Erik Van Haren, posted the article. If there was no truth at all to these claims then I would be shocked.RedNEO wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 17:28The only thing gross is condemning people before their is any proof just like you are doing. Calling us gross before you even know any of it is even true especially knowing how headline hungry papers are over truth is pretty silly.SoulPancake13 wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 17:18Gross response to a very serious matter from people here. It is unacceptable that RB allowed Horner to continue working as if nothing was wrong. A suspension was and is almost necessary, shame on RB for allowing Horner at the release. Telegraaf were, by the way, the first of the media outlets to even report that there was an investigation going on, so to those acting like this is "fake news", I would think twice. Of course, these still remain allegations, but I hope for Horner's sake he didn't do it, as this seems quite damning.
The paper published they have seen the communication between Horner and the woman. Unless the paper is staffed entirely by morons they wouldn't have said that, because such a statement provides no room to maneuver if you made it up.
I'm 99% sure lying about that sets them up for the easiest lawsuit of all time from Horner. We're not talking about the US empire vs a middle eastern country here, we're talking about F1 team principal against a journalist
Newspapers consistently churn up BS. Until it's proven, there is zero credibility to what they claim. It's as simple as that.
I'm 99% sure lying about that sets them up for the easiest lawsuit of all time from Horner. We're not talking about the US empire vs a middle eastern country here, we're talking about F1 team principal against a journalistSoulPancake13 wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 17:57What's the guarantee they have even seen it? But who cares, as long as the news is juicy.
I find it interesting that you find it interesting when you don’t address who you are talking to when you are making your blanket statements and then act surprised when nobody else knows either.SoulPancake13 wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 17:53Oddly enough, I never mentioned you as gross, so I find it interesting that you thought I was targeting you. Either way, I was more talking about people downplaying the severity of those allegations by saying things such as "I wish I could receive sexual harassment for 650,000 GPB". Again, may I remind you that De Telegraaf are actually reputable, and the RB mouthpiece himself, Erik Van Haren, posted the article. If there was no truth at all to these claims then I would be shocked.RedNEO wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 17:28The only thing gross is condemning people before their is any proof just like you are doing. Calling us gross before you even know any of it is even true especially knowing how headline hungry papers are over truth is pretty silly.SoulPancake13 wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 17:18Gross response to a very serious matter from people here. It is unacceptable that RB allowed Horner to continue working as if nothing was wrong. A suspension was and is almost necessary, shame on RB for allowing Horner at the release. Telegraaf were, by the way, the first of the media outlets to even report that there was an investigation going on, so to those acting like this is "fake news", I would think twice. Of course, these still remain allegations, but I hope for Horner's sake he didn't do it, as this seems quite damning.