[Deleted User] wrote: » The other day, on very early morning radio, pre Morning Ireland, I heard a news item which went like this “DPP are to look into charging a popular media figure for take/sexual assault”, and like some other items that appear at this time, it was never mentioned again in the news. Whether the item was unverified and couldn’t be re-broadcast or not is in question, likewise whether the item was referring to AP. Interesting nonetheless.
fryup wrote: » well going by this thread..its not far off it as i said before....he's a young lad, give him a break
TheDavester wrote: » Sure Ted Bundy and Larry Murphy were young men when they were doing their crimes , lets give them a break/should've given ted a break
fryup wrote: » :rolleyes: ah ffs! compare like with like will ya we're not talking about a serial rapist-killer here
pgj2015 wrote: » donkeykong5 wrote: » Did a lot for charities. so did jimmy savile.edit.thought you were talking about porter, someone pointed out he has done something for charities.
donkeykong5 wrote: » Did a lot for charities.
fryup wrote: » ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ but comparing him with a serial killer??? talk about taking it to the nth degree the person who does that looks...really daft imo
Fr_Dougal wrote: » Jimmy Savile would be a better comparison alright.
Edgware wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= Gaybo used love having the top British celebrity, Jimmy Saville, on the Late Late. Of course Rolf Harris was on another night and got very emotional singing Two little boys
Deleted User wrote: » Edgware wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= Gaybo used love having the top British celebrity, Jimmy Saville, on the Late Late. Of course Rolf Harris was on another night and got very emotional singing Two little boys I remember that night, was young and gullible. My parents remarked how genuine a soul Rolf must be, a good man for sure, and does your heart good seeing the humanity in him. He was apparently reacting to previous guest on who was detailing the devastation of bombing and death in Northern Ireland. Rolf’s breakdown appeared extremely genuine at the time, he excused himself saying that he was very affected by the tragedy in the North. I was quite devastated to learn of Harris’ appalling predatory behaviour. It turned my understanding of humanity upside down. Either it was a total put-on opportunist act to portray himself as white as the driven snow, or else there is s dichotomy in his thinking: being genuinely sad at terrorist atrocities and death and st the same time telling himself a bit of sex with children was ok.
Deleted User wrote: » I remember that night, was young and gullible. My parents remarked how genuine a soul Rolf must be, a good man for sure, and does your heart good seeing the humanity in him. He was apparently reacting to previous guest on who was detailing the devastation of bombing and death in Northern Ireland. Rolf’s breakdown appeared extremely genuine at the time, he excused himself saying that he was very affected by the tragedy in the North. I was quite devastated to learn of Harris’ appalling predatory behaviour. It turned my understanding of humanity upside down. Either it was a total put-on opportunist act to portray himself as white as the driven snow, or else there is s dichotomy in his thinking: being genuinely sad at terrorist atrocities and death and st the same time telling himself a bit of sex with children was ok.
joeguevara wrote: » Imagine the pressure the courtroom artist was under during the Rolf Harris trial.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » And yet he wouldn't shake Gerry Adams' hand. And outright attacked him on his show... doesn't look great in retrospect. No fan of Gerry's, mind, but Gay Byrne had some very blighted moments-including the Annie Murphy travesty of an interview. (I didn't see it then, I think I saw it on one of those retrospective shows).
Edgware wrote: » Gaybo was probably thinking of his Commuion money that the Provos took from his post office account. For a man that so many think is great he has shown himself to be a bit of a fool, allowing himself to be ripped off twice.
partyguinness wrote: » I never liked Gay Byrne. I thought he just a sneering condescending **** behind the whole 'Uncle Gaybo' facade. He was certainly no fan of Ireland or Irishness and a typical Jackeen West Brit lover in the Terry Wogan and Bob Geldof category. They grew up hating Irish independence as it disrupted their parent's nice middle class up bringing and would have preferred to be licking Elizabeth Windsor's ass and full of self loathing.
donkeykong5 wrote: » Dont compare him to Joe dolan. Joe dolan was a legend.
fryup wrote: » ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ well if he was gay..why was he feeling up girls?
blade1 wrote: » Part of his flamboyant persona??? :eek:
tabby aspreme wrote: » I remember being in the Swiss Cottage in Santry many years ago, and Joe Dolan came in drunk, and tried to feel up every girl in the place, his entourage though it was hilarious but left quickly when it became obvious they were going to get a hiding. I didn't know at the time he was gay.
Joeseph Balls wrote: » I think Joe liked a bit of both.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » I'd say if we were to compare Porter with anyone it would akin to Brock Turner, that Toerag in the states who did similar to a young woman who was unconscious. There was no penetration using the penis but there was digital penetration into her vagina. Still went to prison-a very light sentence notwithstanding.
BattleCorp wrote: » Did he do dodgy stuff, I don't know. Maybe he did, maybe he didn't.