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@phil-a-dork said
Caught me taking a sip of coffee and made me cough...

Sorry🙄

@Duchess64
She ran over a young lad! In the U.K. You dense mammal - Light still bends around you doesn't it. Classic. Young man killed & sunning it up.

Your amusing and yet not. Keep grafting away El Duce. Cut and paste away. Parents to a lost son, yeah!! A mum, dad. Like the understanding.... NOT.

Keep digging - Injustice... You'll never change Duce (that is a tragedy in itself), do your homework and take care when you cross the road.

For the 'Record' No malice indented but wind your neck in and back up a cluster that yet again means a treaty of extraction means nothing with the U.S.A. even with a 'Cobweb' at the helm!

@Duchess64
Apologise, I don't read (not in ages) your posts. I put it out there for comment on the injustice. I don't parlay to your threads or comments (not for along time, bit like Star Wars🤷‍♂️). The point is the extradition aspect but hey🤷‍♂️ go and .... ...... might help🚬

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Well that’s what they are saying now. Why didn’t they claim her as a diplomatic staffer like they do with other CIA operatives.

CIA people don't run around saying they work for the CIA, come on keV 😏

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I'm sorry; I did not adequately review the story. I have my doubts about such reasoning but I'll have to look into it more thoroughly later.

And stop making everything into a personal pissing match; it's not always all about you, Bart.

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Well the text lends itself to confusion in that didn’t seem at all clear that she actually is an intelligence operative.
If it’s a secret deal then at least it’s out in the open now and can hopefully be addressed so that diplomats / spies or their spouses and children cannot cause the death of British subjects and just skip the country and avoid any legal liability.
But I’m not holding my breath.

@phil-a-dork said
CIA people don't run around saying they work for the CIA, come on keV 😏

And neither do people who don’t work for the CIA Phil 🤷🏻

To follow up, at first glance an employee of the State Department stationed in a foreign country would seem to be the exact type of person traditional "diplomatic immunity" applied to.