Hard not to be cynical given that the Rainbow Warrior...what? More generally what is there to be cynical about? Should we be cynical about the integrity of the french court?
In France are damages related to the cash flow of an organization? If not what is the connection between the fine and the cash flow?
Ah. Pardon the half-thought. Hard not to be cynical given that a French secret service scuttled the Rainbow Warrior at the French government's behest.
And yes, I think we should be cynical about the French court. After "People United", we should be fairly cynical about the US courts, too, at least with respect to any cases involving ordinary citizens vs corporations.
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Hard not to be cynical given that the Rainbow Warrior...what? More generally what is there to be cynical about? Should we be cynical about the integrity of the french court?
In France are damages related to the cash flow of an organization? If not what is the connection between the fine and the cash flow?
http://m.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/78f3b452-0c70-11e1-8ac6-00144fe...
Ah. Pardon the half-thought. Hard not to be cynical given that a French secret service scuttled the Rainbow Warrior at the French government's behest.
And yes, I think we should be cynical about the French court. After "People United", we should be fairly cynical about the US courts, too, at least with respect to any cases involving ordinary citizens vs corporations.