@GeorgeMonbiot

Libel laws prevent us from calling Hunt's relationship with Murdoch corrupt. So what do we call it?

12:38PM Tue, April 24 2012

@vato_rat London

Treasonous?

12:39PM Tue, April 24 2012

@allheatnolight

base, bent, bribable, crooked, debauched, double-dealing, exploiting, extortionate, faithless, fast and loose, fixed...

12:39PM Tue, April 24 2012

@allheatnolight

...foul, fraudulent, gone to the dogs, inconstant, iniquitous, knavish, mercenary, nefarious, on the take, open, padded...

12:40PM Tue, April 24 2012

@RandomGooner

conduct unbecoming.

12:40PM Tue, April 24 2012

@Adam_Grant_Bell Islington

Against the public good.

12:40PM Tue, April 24 2012

@hengistmcstone Albion

refer your lawyers to Arkell v. Pressdram and rely on the 'fair comment' defence

12:41PM Tue, April 24 2012

@shinydan

"Hackeresque"? #YesMinister

12:41PM Tue, April 24 2012

@allheatnolight

...underhanded, unethical, unfaithful, unprincipled, unscrupulous, untrustworthy, venal, wide open. (and then: breathe)

12:41PM Tue, April 24 2012

@BergerofLondon London

Can't we just do the usual and preface everything with "allegedly" and "supposedly" ?

12:41PM Tue, April 24 2012

@SammyPotatoes London

An intimate relationship?

12:41PM Tue, April 24 2012

@moutarde9

Call him a c*rr**t bstrd, claim it means currant bustard, a little known game-bird dessert.

12:41PM Tue, April 24 2012

@R_McCormack

distracting from the real villians here who are the Murdochs. He's just a *unt.

12:41PM Tue, April 24 2012

@the_mopster Britland

(Arguably) dubious/incorrect?

12:44PM Tue, April 24 2012

@cybercheshired Verwood, Dorset

Monkey-boy to Organ-grinder?

12:45PM Tue, April 24 2012

@fearlessknits Sheffield, UK

'So close that actionable language is difficult to avoid.'

12:47PM Tue, April 24 2012

@doug_parr London

call it corruption anyway.

12:51PM Tue, April 24 2012

@KittyK8t

overly cosy? Sycophantic? All-too-predictable? Demeaning? Sad? Whoring?!

12:52PM Tue, April 24 2012

@bbart

"The type of friendship we've come to expect of this lot"?

1:01PM Tue, April 24 2012

@embaachu

Corrupt!

1:46PM Tue, April 24 2012

@compleatangler

Dirty doings? Cronyism? Or... normal, in this sad world?

2:06PM Tue, April 24 2012

@WLancsGP NW England

I believe it looked corrupt #iamsparticus

2:29PM Tue, April 24 2012

@juliusgb London

could call it 'morally corrupt' and let them sue over finer points of language.

2:33PM Tue, April 24 2012

@illuminatus The Wild North

Stockholm Syndrome?

4:54PM Tue, April 24 2012

@miamiaman

traditional

9:53PM Tue, April 24 2012

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

Libel laws prevent us from calling Hunt's relationship with Murdoch corrupt. So what do we call it?

Treasonous?

base, bent, bribable, crooked, debauched, double-dealing, exploiting, extortionate, faithless, fast and loose, fixed...

...foul, fraudulent, gone to the dogs, inconstant, iniquitous, knavish, mercenary, nefarious, on the take, open, padded...

conduct unbecoming.

Against the public good.

refer your lawyers to Arkell v. Pressdram and rely on the 'fair comment' defence

"Hackeresque"? #YesMinister

...underhanded, unethical, unfaithful, unprincipled, unscrupulous, untrustworthy, venal, wide open. (and then: breathe)

Can't we just do the usual and preface everything with "allegedly" and "supposedly" ?

An intimate relationship?

Call him a c*rr**t bstrd, claim it means currant bustard, a little known game-bird dessert.

distracting from the real villians here who are the Murdochs. He's just a *unt.

(Arguably) dubious/incorrect?

Monkey-boy to Organ-grinder?

'So close that actionable language is difficult to avoid.'

call it corruption anyway.

overly cosy? Sycophantic? All-too-predictable? Demeaning? Sad? Whoring?!

"The type of friendship we've come to expect of this lot"?

Corrupt!

Dirty doings? Cronyism? Or... normal, in this sad world?

I believe it looked corrupt #iamsparticus

could call it 'morally corrupt' and let them sue over finer points of language.

Stockholm Syndrome?

traditional

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

Libel laws prevent us from calling Hunt's relationship with Murdoch corrupt. So what do we call it?

Treasonous?

base, bent, bribable, crooked, debauched, double-dealing, exploiting, extortionate, faithless, fast and loose, fixed...

...foul, fraudulent, gone to the dogs, inconstant, iniquitous, knavish, mercenary, nefarious, on the take, open, padded...

conduct unbecoming.

Against the public good.

refer your lawyers to Arkell v. Pressdram and rely on the 'fair comment' defence

"Hackeresque"? #YesMinister

...underhanded, unethical, unfaithful, unprincipled, unscrupulous, untrustworthy, venal, wide open. (and then: breathe)

Can't we just do the usual and preface everything with "allegedly" and "supposedly" ?

An intimate relationship?

Call him a c*rr**t b*st*rd, claim it means currant bustard, a little known game-bird dessert.

distracting from the real villians here who are the Murdochs. He's just a *unt.

(Arguably) dubious/incorrect?

Monkey-boy to Organ-grinder?

'So close that actionable language is difficult to avoid.'

call it corruption anyway.

overly cosy? Sycophantic? All-too-predictable? Demeaning? Sad? Whoring?!

"The type of friendship we've come to expect of this lot"?

Corrupt!

Dirty doings? Cronyism? Or... normal, in this sad world?

I believe it looked corrupt #iamsparticus

could call it 'morally corrupt' and let them sue over finer points of language.

Stockholm Syndrome?

traditional

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