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The law allows a fat Arab bastard to steal £2M from a casino

By John Hirst

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The law allows a fat Arab bastard to steal £2M from a casino

A fat Arab crook conned a casino into allowing him to buy £2M worth of gambling chips with a cheque, then when he lost he refused to honour the cheque. In other words, the fat Arab bastard wanted to keep his cake and eat it.

Normally, if someone had over a casino or bookies I would be saying good for them. However, this twat went into this with his eyes open. He was simply trying to write off the loss and the courts should not have tolerated this.

How this thieving fat Arab bastard "demanded and was shown respect" is beyond me. Someone who does not honour debts is not worthy of respect.

As I understand it, banks and building societies will still allow additional loans even though there is still an outstanding debt. I see this case as no different. He did not complain at the time he was playing about the croupier nor that the game was unfair. It was only when it came to time to pay up that he decided to complain.

Full post as published by prisonlawinsideout on September 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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