Monday, February 12, 2007
Why should the Duke be any different?
I read this article yesterday, and wondered what all the fuss was about.
Why should the Duke be any different?
WHILE 900 courageous Territorial Army heroes put their lives on the line in Iraq and Afghanistan their multi-billionaire boss is home revelling in seedy sex with a procession of vice girls.
A News of the World investigation exposes The Duke of Westminster— Britain's richest man, Prince Charles' best friend, full-blown major-general and married dad of four—as a serial cheat and user of £750-an-hour hookers.
HIRED four prostitutes over the last six weeks to party at his posh West End mews house.
RISKED blackmail and security scandal by revealing his name and Army connections to the girls.
BRAGGED he knew how to find al-Qaeda boss Osama bin Laden.
HAGGLED with one prostitute for a discount despite being worth an incredible £6.6 billion.
DEMANDED sex without condoms—while bemoaning the fact his men have to be regularly tested for sexually transmitted diseases.
Quotes from Disgrace to our heroes from News of the World.
What puzzles me is that did each of the escorts in the article, sell their stories to the paper?
Or were the paper keeping watch outside the Duke's house, for the week?
Or were the agency that the girls worked for, in on it?
This looks like an intrusion of privacy to me.It seems that if you have a position in public office, your life is controlled by the public.
Will the Duke be disciplined, as his conduct may risk offending others?
When will people realise that sex drive is a powerful thing, that cannot be controlled?
Update
Thank you for adding me to your sidebar, Gillette. I noticed this weekend, as I was doing my housekeeping.I am sorry I took a while to put your link up. It is flattering when I find myself on a site that I like.
Ex Courtesan in transition has been added to my sidebar, please pay her a visit.
Have a good week!
Labels: Duke of Westminster, Naming and shaming, News of the world
Monday, February 05, 2007
Outed
I went into my local newsagent yesterday morning, to get my Sunday paper. I noticed a group of teenagers, blocking the paper rack, reading the papers. I wondered what had caught their interest.I bought my paper. I looked over their shoulders and saw that,The News of the World had outed Faria Alam.
FA SEX scandal secretary Faria Alam is a secret £8,000-a-night hooker, a News of the World investigation can reveal.
"I am pretty good at what I do," she promised as she greedily watched wads of £20 notes being counted out for her in a luxury apartment in London's Mayfair.
The busty Bangladeshi had demanded so much money she had difficulty stuffing it all into her cream designer handbag.
She then spread herself across the bed and offered our man a range of the kind of sordid "party tricks" she had played on her most famous conquest, former England boss Sven Goran Eriksson.
But she made the mistake of contacting a News of the World undercover man she believed to be a fixer who arranged prostitutes for wealthy businessmen in London.
They agreed to meet in a busy restaurant. As Faria ate curry at the Bombay Brasserie in south Kensington, the sultry former PA chatted about her famous friends
Then Faria tried to justify what she was doing — claiming that all women secretly wanted to be hookers.
"Let me tell you something — most women, if they could get away with it, they would do it," she said. "I know most people would.
"If they could get a way around it where nobody could find out, they wouldn't say anything. It's trusting, that's the thing."
Quotes from the article I love Spanking from the News of the World.
I read the article, and watched the clips, and my stomach was turning. I was suprised that she was working as an escort. I do not know why, but I just was.
I wonder why Faria believed this man was a fixer.I imagine with her rates,and reputation, she relied on word of mouth to get clients. It looks like she was set up.
If you watch the clips, one guy leaves, and another one comes in. It looks pretty fishy to me. The reporter pays her, and then says he has changed his mind.
What a price to pay to be featured on the front page of a tabloid on Sunday.
I cannot imagine what Faria must be feeling like today. The paper mentioned that she said she would do anything to become famous.
I have a hunch that this is not the sort of publicity she was after. I cannot imagine the conversation she has had to have with her family as a result of this.
Have a good week.
Labels: Faria Alam, Naming and shaming, News of the world
