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So it turns out that is connected with the rich and famous too. So much for the narrative that she was just a lowly office employee being strung along by the CEO eh.PlatinumZealot wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 21:00Oh gosh. So U2 is releasing a song to bring awareness if these rumours are true. (the lady's brother in law is related to the U2 guitarist).
Irrelevant. Just because your friends or relatives have money doesn’t mean you do. And even if you did it wouldn’t be justification for illegal behavior.TeamKoolGreen wrote:So it turns out that is connected with the rich and famous too. So much for the narrative that she was just a lowly office employee being strung along by the CEO eh.PlatinumZealot wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 21:00Oh gosh. So U2 is releasing a song to bring awareness if these rumours are true. (the lady's brother in law is related to the U2 guitarist).
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A meeting between Watzlawick (CEO Beverage Business), Mintzlaff and Chalerm Yoovidhya was scheduled for this Sunday
in Dubai to discuss the next steps for Red Bull GmbH in the Horner case.
It is not known if the meeting has already ended at the time of publication of this article or if it will take place later today.
Reading the Motorsport total article they mentioned they are unaware if the meeting had taken place yet.
Not everyone here is a native English speaker. It should be very clear how the word is to be understood.TeamKoolGreen wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 21:09If you are calling this a tragedy then I'm afraid you don't know what the definition of the word is. And it is an insult to those who experience tragedies.chrstphrln wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 20:06Since no one was able to reject the accusations as unfounded, no one was able to label the screenshots as fake, the dismissal of Horner would be the only correct decision.
And it should have been made much, much earlier.
This whole disgraceful spectacle should never have caused such damage, because the end is predictable as long as there is no clear, exonerating aspect.
I really hope that the report is confirmed and the tragedy finally ends.
Never heard of this "narrative".TeamKoolGreen wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 21:23So it turns out that is connected with the rich and famous too. So much for the narrative that she was just a lowly office employee being strung along by the CEO eh.PlatinumZealot wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 21:00Oh gosh. So U2 is releasing a song to bring awareness if these rumours are true. (the lady's brother in law is related to the U2 guitarist).
As I mentioned many pages back, what Horner is accused of is not popular with younger people here int he states!
If there was illegal conduct of any kind , the police would have at least taken a complaint.dialtone wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 21:30Irrelevant. Just because your friends or relatives have money doesn’t mean you do. And even if you did it wouldn’t be justification for illegal behavior.TeamKoolGreen wrote:So it turns out that is connected with the rich and famous too. So much for the narrative that she was just a lowly office employee being strung along by the CEO eh.PlatinumZealot wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 21:00Oh gosh. So U2 is releasing a song to bring awareness if these rumours are true. (the lady's brother in law is related to the U2 guitarist).
No. You are thinking criminal. There’s a law and it was violated, doesn’t mean people necessarily go to jail.TeamKoolGreen wrote:If there was illegal conduct of any kind , the police would have at least taken a complaint.dialtone wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 21:30Irrelevant. Just because your friends or relatives have money doesn’t mean you do. And even if you did it wouldn’t be justification for illegal behavior.TeamKoolGreen wrote: So it turns out that is connected with the rich and famous too. So much for the narrative that she was just a lowly office employee being strung along by the CEO eh.
The evidence largely suggests that this was all a part of a dirty power play among the rich and famous.
Yes any why too I’ve said the Thai owner may well back down if it becomes a financial hit in him. Lots of things could happen to make him change his mind
Irrelevant. Just because your friends or relatives have money doesn’t mean you do. And even if you did it wouldn’t be justification for illegal behavior.TeamKoolGreen wrote: ↑10 Mar 2024, 21:53[quote=dialtone post_id=<a href="tel:1198659">1198659</a> time=<a href="tel:1710099017">1710099017</a> user_id=40112]So it turns out that is connected with the rich and famous too. So much for the narrative that she was just a lowly office employee being strung along by the CEO eh.TeamKoolGreen wrote:[quote=PlatinumZealot post_id=<a href="tel:1198645">1198645</a> time=<a href="tel:1710097232">1710097232</a> user_id=6109]
Oh gosh. So U2 is releasing a song to bring awareness if these rumours are true. (the lady's brother in law is related to the U2 guitarist).
What kind of mindset goes against the person that was receiving unwanted d*** pics and pressure to perform sexual acts over the person committing them?
