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  • Dave A
    Site Caretaker

    • May 2006
    • 22803

    #46
    Being robbed by the cops at the crime scene doesn't reduce the culpability of the criminals who did the crime that got the cops there.

    Hats off to Brown for doing such a great spin job though. Incredible!
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    • Citizen X
      Diamond Member

      • Sep 2011
      • 3411

      #47
      Originally posted by Dave A
      Being robbed by the cops at the crime scene doesn't reduce the culpability of the criminals who did the crime that got the cops there.

      Hats off to Brown for doing such a great spin job though. Incredible!
      Well, theres' no dragging him behind a police van
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      • wynn
        Diamond Member

        • Oct 2006
        • 3338

        #48
        J Arthur Brown has been one of the most unpopular men in South Africa for a long time now. As the former CEO of Fidentia, he was at the wheel while R1,4 billion went missing from funds administered by the firm, including a fund meant to support widows and orphans of mine workers. It remains one of the biggest corporate scandals in South Africa’s history. Last week, to the shock and disgust of many, the Western Cape High Court ended six years of legal proceedings by handing Brown only a R150,000 fine and a suspended jail sentence. But Brown is receiving loyal support from an unexpected quarter: some of the very people whose money disappeared under his watch, and who most need it back. By REBECCA DAVIS.


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        • Marq
          Platinum Member

          • May 2006
          • 1297

          #49
          I rest my case m'lud.

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          • Blurock
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            • May 2010
            • 4203

            #50
            The only beneficiaries in this case appears to be the lawyers who walk away with millions in fees, regardless the outcome of the case.
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            • Justloadit
              Diamond Member

              • Nov 2010
              • 3518

              #51
              As always, the lawyers are paid win or lose the case, as in contrast to other industries, your product/service did not work, no pay.

              Following this ethic, there would be a lot less legal cases if there is a strong indication of a loss in a case.
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