Re: Chris Huhne
 

How can you know what he was thinking? This is mere speculation, and you use it to construct an argument:confused: Could be a case of heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned.:rolleyes:

Re: Chris Huhne
 

How is it cutting off your nose to spite your face?
Chris Huhne(and many other men) have ruined the life of the woman in their life by their actions...they didn't think about it......it wasn't calculated as such, but ruin their life they did.

The analogy with the Russians and nuclear weapons in inappropriate and irrelevant.

Re: Chris Huhne
 

His actions make me think that he felt he was above the law(as with many other incidences with politicians)....and also the fact that this case took so long to come to court leads me to conclude that there was some skulduggery.....that perhaps he was trying to use his political influence to defray the charges....of course I have no evidence of this......but he has proved himself to be untrustworthy and duplicitous, so I wouldn't be at all surprised.

Re: Chris Huhne
 

I didn't bring the children into it....Vicki Pryce did.......but is seems according to reports(if you believe what the newspapers tell us) the children of this marriage were already estranged from their father.

Who says that Vicki Pryce blackened her ex husbands character...these are grown up children and are quite capable of seeing what goes on inside their parents relationship, and make their own judgements.

Re: Chris Huhne
 

John....where did I say that?......Please do not put words into my mouth.

Not all marriages/partnerships work out, but the adult way is to treat one another with a modicum of respect.
Chris Huhne did not do that.......he phoned his wife to tell her that he was leaving her for Carina Trimingham. Had the newspapers not been about to publish reports of his liason, who knows how it would all have turned out.

Had I been in the same position, I might have done exactly the same.
Disrespect earns disrespect.

Re: Chris Huhne
 

She risked cutting off her career and putting herself in jail to spite him by cutting off his career and putting him in jail. She lost.
She cost herself a lot of money and her reputation to cost him a lot of money and his reputation.

The analogy with Russia-there's no satisfaction or victory in knocking someone down if you're knocked down doing it.

Revenge is a dish best eaten cold- she couldn't wait for it to cool down, tried to eat it hot and got burnt.

Don't forget, for every woman whose husband leaves her for another woman there is-the other woman. What about her husband and family?

To balance your remark, Margaret,Many women have ruined the life of the man in their life by their actions.

Nobody said it would be fair.

Re: Chris Huhne
 

Gordon...she didn't cut off her nose....she dobbed in a lying cheating husband.
She knew exactly what she was doing....they both cost each other money...but as they have pots of it I guess they reckoned they could afford it.
He will probably be back in politics before his prison mattress has gone cold and she will still have the capacity to earn money.
Yes of course...it takes two to do the horizontal tango.......some of those 'other women' do not have a husband.
As I said in my previous post...not all partnerships last, but when they come apart at the seams there should be a modicum of respect for what went before.....in this case it was a marriage of 23 years........ended by him and a phone call to tell her she had half an hour before the press descended on her doorstep.......this was a man who portrayed himself as a wholesome clean living family man for the benefit of his political career...nothing else!

You are right...no-one said it would be fair...exept in this case, at least they both got the same sentence.

Re: Chris Huhne
 

I have to disagree yon also, Fer me it was not fair they got the same sentence, He should have got a longer un, Only reason he didn't is cos he plead guilty from the start of the trial,

Re: Chris Huhne
 

yeah you saw the wheel invented way before he was born :D

Re: Chris Huhne
 

They were both as bad as each other....and I reckon from comments that the judge made - he didn't like Vicki Pryce(maybe the judge was the same kind of fellow that C.H. is.......and thinks that women should be shackled to a sink, barefoot and pregnant....and do a man's bidding) he certainly gave her character an assassination in the summing up, called her a liar without resorting to those words.....and his way of redressing the balance was to give CH and her the same sentence.
As I said in post 2, they should be made to spend their sentence in the same cell for the whole 10 weeks or whatever it is they will serve(it certainly won't be 8 months).
Oh yes and Cashy, CH proclaimed his innocence from the moment he was arrested......said he would look forward to his day in court, where he would be exonerated......and only changed his plea on the first morning of his trial.
How much police and CPS time did this waste..........I concur, for the time wasting, he should have got longer and had to spend the time in Wandsworth, not some cushy open prison.

Re: Chris Huhne
 

If you believe the daily fail, he is being bullied (What a shame:rolleyes:)
...and has asked to be moved to the paedo wing.:eek:

Re: Chris Huhne
 

And its never been the other way round Margaret

Re: Chris Huhne
 

Exactly Gordon, that's why the Chinese proverb is apt first dig two graves there are no winners just two losers

Re: Chris Huhne
 

Ya Margaret I hear what your saying, unfortunately I was on the receiving end twice, the last time was when my second wife walked out after telling a close friend that she wasn't waiting around until they screwed the coffin lid down, that was 24 years ago, okay the screw driver is now on the mantelpiece but I'm still batting, so excuse me if I have very little sympathy with women

Re: Chris Huhne
 

Quite agree, if it had been you or me cashy we'd have got double the sentence :mad: