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[Lordo]

just look at the love they radiate. Unbelievable that our gig is from the same place well half anyway.

[GreekIslandGirl]

I agree that's real, uncompromising love for humanity. A mother or grandmother's love for the weak. Sure, it can't be found in the male of the species and only exists in the creme de la creme of women. But it doesn't stop these women also doing whatever men can do.

[Get Real!]

But it doesn't stop these women also doing whatever men can do.

They can't impregnate.

[Paphitis]

I agree that's real, uncompromising love for humanity. A mother or grandmother's love for the weak. Sure, it can't be found in the male of the species and only exists in the creme de la creme of women. But it doesn't stop these women also doing whatever men can do.

There are many hundreds of volunteer males from western countries that have actually flown themselves to lesbos and other places in order to offer humanitarian relief, food shelter and medical care. Some have traveled at there own expense.

So many organisations such as the Red Cross and Doctors without Borders and not only.

So I reject the notion that such acts are exclusive to females only.

Obviously, it is OK for a female to say these things. That is where PC has gone too far.

[Paphitis]

I had a female represent me in a case. In fact I had 3 lawyers, 2 barristers and a silk QC. The female lawyer was a cracker. She was ruthless and relentless.

The thing is, she was so good I would definitely use her again. Bloody lethal assassin she was.

The silk was the lead, my lady lawyer who was nice was also the most brutal of all, while the other lawyer was a bit of a gentleman. It was a good team in the end.

and you never asked yourself what kind of a female is that?

What kind a female was she? Well these were my impressions then and this is my assessment of what kind of female she is.

Firstly, she was professional, knew her stuff and was great at negotiating. She was a very tough lawyer and had a great reputation in the field as one of the toughest in the business. Also one of the most expensive lawyers in the business, which indicates experience and high demand for her time.

I got her based on my other lawyer's recommendation as an expert in the type of litigation that I was engaged in.

Also had a nice lunch with her over a bottle of wine, and found her to be very respectable and classy person.

She is the kind of Lawyer I would instantly hire should I ever need a Lawyer in the future. Wouldn't think twice. First port of call I reckon.

She is the kind of Lawyer you would want on your side. The "justice" system is heavily biased to those that have the right lawyers. In fact, to put it mildly, take away the "justice" and leave the word "system". It is a system open to manipulation by those lawyers who know what to do. Therefore, the system has a bias to those who can afford the hotshot lawyers. It's the same in every country. She was a hotshot for sure, and that was what I was told she was before hiring her.

[Pyrpolizer]

I had a female represent me in a case. In fact I had 3 lawyers, 2 barristers and a silk QC. The female lawyer was a cracker. She was ruthless and relentless.

The thing is, she was so good I would definitely use her again. Bloody lethal assassin she was.

The silk was the lead, my lady lawyer who was nice was also the most brutal of all, while the other lawyer was a bit of a gentleman. It was a good team in the end.

and you never asked yourself what kind of a female is that?

What kind a female was she? Well these were my impressions then and this is my assessment of what kind of female she is.

Firstly, she was professional, knew her stuff and was great at negotiating. She was a very tough lawyer and had a great reputation in the field as one of the toughest in the business. Also one of the most expensive lawyers in the business, which indicates experience and high demand for her time.

I got her based on my other lawyer's recommendation as an expert in the type of litigation that I was engaged in.

Also had a nice lunch with her over a bottle of wine, and found her to be very respectable and classy person.

She is the kind of Lawyer I would instantly hire should I ever need a Lawyer in the future. Wouldn't think twice. First port of call I reckon.

She is the kind of Lawyer you would want on your side. The "justice" system is heavily biased to those that have the right lawyers. In fact, to put it mildly, take away the "justice" and leave the word "system". It is a system open to manipulation by those lawyers who know what to do. Therefore, the system has a bias to those who can afford the hotshot lawyers. It's the same in every country. She was a hotshot for sure, and that was what I was told she was before hiring her.

I didn't ask what kind of lawyer she was. That was clear from your first post. I asked what kind of a "female" she was.
An answer like "not a standard one" would be enough.
If you take 100 such non standard women, the odds are, a huge percentage of them -probably more than 95%- would fail any test of been feminine.

[kurupetos]

I think we discussed this before... Feminism was the Zionist plan to destroy family life and tax women.

It's so obvious the ZIonists were behind this plot... most of these so called "feminists" were Jews.

[Paphitis]

I had a female represent me in a case. In fact I had 3 lawyers, 2 barristers and a silk QC. The female lawyer was a cracker. She was ruthless and relentless.

The thing is, she was so good I would definitely use her again. Bloody lethal assassin she was.

The silk was the lead, my lady lawyer who was nice was also the most brutal of all, while the other lawyer was a bit of a gentleman. It was a good team in the end.

and you never asked yourself what kind of a female is that?

What kind a female was she? Well these were my impressions then and this is my assessment of what kind of female she is.

Firstly, she was professional, knew her stuff and was great at negotiating. She was a very tough lawyer and had a great reputation in the field as one of the toughest in the business. Also one of the most expensive lawyers in the business, which indicates experience and high demand for her time.

I got her based on my other lawyer's recommendation as an expert in the type of litigation that I was engaged in.

Also had a nice lunch with her over a bottle of wine, and found her to be very respectable and classy person.

She is the kind of Lawyer I would instantly hire should I ever need a Lawyer in the future. Wouldn't think twice. First port of call I reckon.

She is the kind of Lawyer you would want on your side. The "justice" system is heavily biased to those that have the right lawyers. In fact, to put it mildly, take away the "justice" and leave the word "system". It is a system open to manipulation by those lawyers who know what to do. Therefore, the system has a bias to those who can afford the hotshot lawyers. It's the same in every country. She was a hotshot for sure, and that was what I was told she was before hiring her.

I didn't ask what kind of lawyer she was. That was clear from your first post. I asked what kind of a "female" she was.
An answer like "not a standard one" would be enough.
If you take 100 such non standard women, the odds are, a huge percentage of them -probably more than 95%- would fail any test of been feminine.

I don't know what you want me to say Pyro.

With me (her clients) she is professional, very business like, polite and well mannered. On the job, she knows her stuff and can outwit many of her opponents.

As a female, she had a lot of class about her.

She is part of a very powerful legal firm, and a partner and her father is a judge and quite esteemed. So we are talking about some upper echelons here and old money. She turns over a pretty penny in her own right too. She appears to have followed in her Dad's footsteps and that's fair enough.

Either way, it's not a good idea to generalize about women. They have every right to juggle a family and a career even in the legal profession and some do it successfully. Don't know much about her personal life or sexuality and it really is no business of mine either. All I know is that I would use her again, if I needed to and hopefully I don't.

[Zenon33]

I think we discussed this before... Feminism was the Zionist plan to destroy family life and tax women.

It's so obvious the ZIonists were behind this plot... most of these so called "feminists" were Jews.

[DrCyprus]

I think we discussed this before... Feminism was the Zionist plan to destroy family life and tax women.

It's so obvious the ZIonists were behind this plot... most of these so called "feminists" were Jews.

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