Tonight I have seen a whole new level that is
beneath contempt FIONA O'LOUGHLIN yesterday
KEN Livingstone's pathetic and risible suggestion that we brought 7/7 on ourselves is
beneath contempt.
He said Pacteau accepted his actions in trying to dispose of Miss Buckley's body were "despicable and
beneath contempt".
The Lib Dems have no such ideological excuse, they are simply
beneath contempt.
Apart from taking advantage of a young lady who is in no position to defend herself if she should wish to do so, which I doubt, such comments are
beneath contempt.
But to pretend the opposite rather than admit the reality is
beneath contempt.
"The comments made by a very small minority will be seen as
beneath contempt by all decent people.
We can only hope that police swiftly track down the culprit and that he is revealed for what he truly is -
beneath contempt.
"The Argentine government's feral and disgusting behaviour places it
beneath contempt. Like most that have served, I am deeply and profoundly sickened by the Argentine government's antics."
Superintendent Mark Payne, the man leading the murder hunt, says that whoever commited the crime is cowardly and
beneath contempt.
The general tone of his letter shows how critics of his organisation are
beneath contempt and he would obviously prefer it if they just kept quiet and let him and his generously rewarded cronies get on with their meddling.
Detective Constable Stephen Gaskell from Greater Manchester Police, said: "To threaten a man while he held a young child in his arms is
beneath contempt. The only saving grace is that she will be too young to remember this.
Part of the problem, as Thomas Sowell has written, is that the benefits of free trade are so obvious to most economists that defending it against criticism is often considered "
beneath contempt," leaving the most vocal critics "a more or less free hand to monopolize public opinion."
Van Rompuy, apart from a mild shaking of the head at Farage's hysterical outburst, said nothing more to indicate that he regarded the British MEP's behaviour as
beneath contempt.
"Your behaviour towards that family is
beneath contempt."