Layton found nude in massage parlour!

[CANADIEN]

One officer's take on it, one officer's notes, isn't "proof" of anything.

It provides evidence that they didn't think that what was happening warranted arrest.

[Mr.Canada]

Layton has nothing to gain by lying. She might.

Sure he does, the PM job. Maybe he isn't lying, I have no idea, no one does excep those two. Wouldn't you like to hear the other side of the story?

[RNG]

Layton has nothing to gain by lying. She might.

Layton has lots to gain by lying, on the assumption that most liars and criminals make, that they won't get caught.

And before anyone gets into a hissy-fit, I'm not implying that Layton is a criminal. But he is a politician.

[Guest American Woman]

yes, she can. Layton has something to lose by letting it be known, she doesn't. You guys seem to think that Layton would never tell a lie or something. Give me a break. The guy is a politicain for cripes sake.

Oh come on. As if she couldn't possibly have something to gain by lying. You seem to think that there's no possibility that she could tell a lie. Give me a break.

[Guest American Woman]

It provides evidence that they didn't think that what was happening warranted arrest.

Very true. I was speaking of the speculations and the subjective comments.

[CANADIEN]

Sure he does, the PM job. Maybe he isn't lying, I have no idea, no one does excep those two. Wouldn't you like to hear the other side of the story?

Considering that most Canadians don't think this is an important issue, there is not much for him to gain or lose in terms of votes. The unproven allegations, on the other end, could be poisonous to whichever party (and I don't think any party is behind them) would be doing it.

Edited May 1, 2011 by CANADIEN

[CANADIEN]

Layton has lots to gain by lying, on the assumption that most liars and criminals make, that they won't get caught.

And before anyone gets into a hissy-fit, I'm not implying that Layton is a criminal. But he is a politician.

H is a politician indeed. Which is why he'll lie on things that actually matter.

[Mr.Canada]

It provides evidence that they didn't think that what was happening warranted arrest.

Or that their wasn't enough evidence to file charges.

Oh come on. As if she couldn't possibly have something to gain by lying. You seem to think that there's no possibility that she could tell a lie. Give me a break.

Not at all. I'd like to hear her side so we all can make a better more informed decision.

[BubberMiley]

I too would like to know Harper's involvement in the leak.

I imagine this will all shake out after the election.

[lukin]

I too would like to know Harper's involvement in the leak.

I imagine this will all shake out after the election.

I think you're going to be disappointed.

[Shady]

I didn't know about the possible special treatment from the Police that Layton may have received as well. I guess Layton doesn't mind the rich and priviledged getting a pass that Joe Public would never receive. I guess that goes along with his private clinic health care, and his wooing of Quebec that makes the rest of Canadians pay upfront for the cost of care if they happen to need a doctor or visit a hosptial in that province. Meanwhile, if a resident of Quebec needs care in another province, they're given the treatment they need without any hassel. Has Mr. Layton ever spoke out about this? Of course not, it's all about power for him. He wouldn't want to upset the good people of Quebec by actually adhering to his principles. If he has any.

[Evening Star]

I didn't know about the possible special treatment from the Police that Layton may have received as well. I guess Layton doesn't mind the rich and priviledged getting a pass that Joe Public would never receive.

What pass?? Afaik, no one was charged in this raid and the clinic never lost its licence.

Edited May 1, 2011 by Evening Star

[Shady]

What pass?? Afaik, no one was charged in this raid and the clinic never lost its licence.

The clinic may have not lost its license, but according to the police, it was said to have had sexual exchanges going on.

[BubberMiley]

The clinic may have not lost its license, but according to the police, it was said to have had sexual exchanges going on.

Wrong. They never laid any charges.

Unless you're talking about the illegally obtained, alleged police report. That doesn't exactly count as a conviction, does it?

[Smallc]

The clinic may have not lost its license, but according to the police, it was said to have had sexual exchanges going on.

You mean it was thought to have had. Obviously nothing was ever proven, because nothing ever came of any of it.

[Shady]

Wrong. They never laid any charges.

I never said any charges were laid. The only thing that was laid was probably Layton himself!

I kid, I kid.

Edited May 1, 2011 by Shady

[Mr.Canada]

I never said any charges were laid.

Layton was found naked in a suspected bawdy house. I'm going to call around to some local reg'd massage clinics around here and see if they allow people to get a massage completely naked. I'll get tot the bottom of this once and for all. I did it for Pride I can do it for this too. I will do it for Canada!...and for Franco, the greatest leader of the last 100 years.

[Mr.Canada]

DP

Edited May 1, 2011 by Mr.Canada

[CANADIEN]

Layton was found naked in a suspected bawdy house. I'm going to call around to some local reg'd massage clinics around here and see if they allow people to get a massage completely naked. I'll get tot the bottom of this once and for all. I did it for Pride I can do it for this too. I will do it for Canada!...and for Franco, the greatest leader of the last 100 years.

So, should we expect more movies like the one you produced where we can see all those flying bodily fluids? Wait a minute... nobody has seen that movie.

[Mr.Canada]

So, should we expect more movies like the one you produced where we can see all those flying bodily fluids? Wait a minute... nobody has seen that movie.

I actually am curious to see if it's a widespread phenomena or localized to Chinatown massage parlors. We'll see.

[jbg]

I really hope Ezra Levant can be sued for something:

http://twitter.com/#!/ezralevant

Layton was a public figure on January 9, 1996. In the U.S. Levant would thus be immune from suit. Now, I've met Levant and Steyn together and they are both pompous asses, but entitled to their opinions.

[Smallc]

Layton was a public figure on January 9, 1996. In the U.S. Levant would thus be immune from suit. Now, I've met Levant and Steyn together and they are both pompous asses, but entitled to their opinions.

What he's doing goes far beyond opinion...and this isn't the US.

[Liberator.]

So, should we expect more movies like the one you produced where we can see all those flying bodily fluids? Wait a minute... nobody has seen that movie.

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[Guest American Woman]

I didn't know about the possible special treatment from the Police that Layton may have received as well. I guess Layton doesn't mind the rich and priviledged getting a pass that Joe Public would never receive.

Actually, if you were to read what was said, you'd know it was just the opposite (as I've stated more than once already).

The police had to decide what to do with the controversial councillor.

"To have arrested him and charged him would have served our egos a lot more. Layton was a thorn in the side of the police, siding with the anti-poverty movement in '96 or '97 ... Jack was anti-police," the ex-cop said.

"We looked at it and thought do we take advantage of this, or do we look at this like (he's) any other person, put it away and we hope this thing dies a slow death." link

[Evening Star]

Thanks, AW. I was too fatigued to try to explain that (again) myself.