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A gross miscarriage of justice : Comments
By Bernie Matthews, published 7/5/2007The scales of justice no longer seem sit equally in New South Wales.
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However, I found many comments on the article disturbing, eg this eternally wandering sentence: "I rather suspect that Hamlet is either an ex-cop or a cop or a paedofile or probably both,and he is not a very good at reading stuff, his counter attack on me attributed things to me that I never said, then he went off on a tangent attacking what I didn't say, he just doesn't read things properly, probably poor education to match his intelligence, as I said before he is a fool and he has only reinforced that opinion, and quite frankly I don't believe a word he says." I can certify that hamlet is not a cop, not an ex-cop, not a "paedofile" [reading the dictionary helps in these cases], and not an ermined judge for that matter. I can also certify that hamlet is in fact very good at reading "stuff" [I'm guessing what that means, most of us read books, cases, poems etc rather than "stuff"], that he has a high level of education to match his intelligence and his hard work, and that he is no fool. I am not sure which word the commentor doesn't believe. This is the kind of inanity that tries to pass itself off as rational debate in Australia these days. The time spent writing it would be much better spent reading, and re-reading, the material that the article author and hamlet have provided, and working on that basis to the truth of the matter. I think there is a truth to be had here, not simply the sound and fury of insults. I'm going off now to read the cases... Helen