Max Mosley* has won his case against the NotW which characterised his engagement with five ladies of negotiable virtue as being a 'Nazi themed sex orgy'. As the judge said "The "bondage, beating and domination" that did take place was "typical of S and M behaviour"," So all good clean fun then!
I do wonder some times if we really need to be that interested in every aspect of people's lives. After all Max Mosley is running Formula 1 not a girls' boarding school. Is it in the public interest that every aspect of people's lives. In an age when more and more social activity is on-line and traceable are we saying to anyone that wishes to engage in any role in public life that they must be completely and unbearably open about how they live every aspect of their lives whether it impinges on how they execute that role or not? I would hope not, but I can see it going that way.
*the spell check with Firefox recognised Mosley but not Max! There's a message there I'm sure of it.
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What I found interesting was the papers response to reporters outside the court. They basically reiterated that they thought what he did was appealing and immoral - Ill go find the quote. They don't learn do they?
I prescribe a swift caning for the members of the fourth estate, that'll teach'em.
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