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Monisha Rajesh. Travel writer for Guardian and Telegraph.
If the stories are true simply sacking her is not sufficient, given her prominent position as a journalist of two national newspapers she should be arrested for inciting violence and prosecuted accordingly. A custodial sentence is appropriate in this instance. |
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Beyond the pale, hope she gets at least a year in prison for vile beliefs.
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Let us see just how PC the Guardian is.
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I might be wrong but I don't think the offence carries a custodial sentence if there was no bacon involved.
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Story is true, she has now gone to ground.
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Aye, 8 months for slinging some rashers, how much is incitement to murder worth?
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Very reactionary, but then so are people on this forum, can't control their emotions.
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Yes, but most of us are not liberal hypocrites.
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will there be a year for the guy who wanted killary dead too
jail them all ! |
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And that is the point saddo
The liberals are so far attached from violent thoughts until they don't get their own way. How they fail to lead by example. |
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*detached
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Donny.
If the guy was in a similar position of public prominence as a national newspaper journalist then yes, of course. |
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why does it matter if he/she does whatever for a living ?
you are lifting journalists onto a false platform they are pretty much hated anyway but lock her up for what she said, freedom of speech can only go so far and not be acceptable when trying to wind up half wits to commit crime |
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The KKK do they lead by example ZenBates.?
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Let us wait and see if the true liberal Guardian readers call for her sacking.
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Jail term would set a good example to the young people of Britain to respect the American president.
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she doesn`t believe in freedom of speech so increase the jail time for being a hypocrite.
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Saddo trying to typecast Newspaper readers.
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There is a big difference, Donny.
You and I are anonymous entities on a gambling forum and, as such, our opinions are of no importance or influence whatsoever. That said, if either of us were to call for anybody to be murdered we would, naturally, deserve an instant ban. I would even support Betfair taking it a little further but we both know that wouldn't happen. A journalist of a prominent national newspaper inciting murder, on Twitter under her own name and photograph, is a whole different ball game. That sort of exposure should come with a responsibility. |
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Now has she called for the leader of Iran, or N. Korea, or Cuba to be assassinated. No she is an idiot and increase the jail time for being an idiot..and a cowardly one.
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They are all extruded from the same thought mincing machine, BM.
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Monisha Rajesh was born in King’s Lynn in Norfolk and grew up all over England. She read French at the University of Leeds and taught English at a high school in Cannes before studying postgraduate journalism at City University London. She has written for the London Evening Standard, The Guardian, TIME magazine and The New York Times.
She has gone into social media hiding. Remind me again why the liberals define themselves as the intelligent ones. |
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Hope she has already visited America because she won't be allowed in now...fool.
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i think you give her too much credit and not enough to yourself
i cant say i've ever come across her before, and it's sad that she either seeks fame in this manner or is a bit mad too many folk of varying fame hit twitter before they think a fair few are in jail because of it |
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She read French at the University of Leeds? She can't have done very well. Surely all the courses are in English.
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It is noticeable that contestants who appear on The Chase, and study or teach languages, nearly always seem to do very badly, many, well almost all are not very intelligent.
I have noticed this. |
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Hillary's gang have already had 45 people murdered according to the Trumpites
If true then Trump will have trouble lasting the month. |
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I felt a bit sorry for the Muslim geezer on Corrie who got sacked after a drunken rant about Indians. I grew up knowing there was enmity between Indians and Pakistanis- like Turks and Greeks- so I don't think of it as racism. In his world however, it is unnacceptable to voice such things. We only find out what the PC brigade really think when their guard is down.
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What Leazes wrote is true.
The Secret Service takes Twitter comments of this nature very seriously. |
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i really dont get it the president of the usa wants to
clamp down on ileagal immigration from mexico stop immigration of muslims into the us till they create a far better way of checking and vetting them start on a course of huge infra structure spending stop interfering in the far east and have a dialogue with putin policies any party in europe would probably get elected on,the hatred seems to stem from a private conversation caught on tape ,the same conversation that has probably been had by 99% of the male population,he wasnt a hate figure before he started in politics |
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I think trying to stop immigration is ineffective. We live in a computer age and should be able to make it highly difficult if not impossible to live or work in a country you shouldn't be in. 30 years ago the Ozzies were able to track my brother down and jail him until he was deported in cuffs. If they know they will be booted out, less may make the effort to break in.
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Disgraceful behavior by the Australians. It is an Englishmans inalienable right to live and work anywhere in the world.
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He didn't moan, he knew the rules.
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yes that's the way we behave. He`s the sort of person any country should be trying to keep.
I should imagine it is illegal to ask an English person to leave Australia. |
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Monisha Rajesh is a freelance
If anybody is thinking of complaining about her...don't bother,everybody who ''employs'' her have washed their hands,stating the above. |
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Saddo your brother is welcome back any time these days. Make it clear that he intends to be on welfare for as long as possible and he'll be suckin' down tinnies in no time!!
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He was in Melbourne nick for 8 weeks. Quite enjoyed it and learned to card count.
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You sure he just over stayed his visa? My guess is your bro hasn't told you the full story!!!
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He was up in Queensland with a beat up old convertible and a goat (not his) in the back seat whenever he went out. Never tried to claim benefits, just an illegal. Handcuffed til seated, Free flight home.
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