I am sure you have all seen read or heard about the sickening attack on Celtic and Catholics that has appeared on Jeff Winters blog. The ex referee apparently known for his hate of all things Celtic or Catholic has had his site suspended after hundreds of complaints from disgusted readers.
Alarmingly I have noticed some news outlets reporting that his site may have been hacked.
I would like to point the attention to the following quotes that allegedly come from previous articles on Winters site.
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Now IF indeed these are actual articles from Winters blog and IF he indeed wrote the article which caused his blog to bu suspended one must assume its a matter of if and not when the authorities get involved.
We have seen numerous football fans recently being prosecuted for writing similar comments on social networking sites.
No one is above the law.
I would urge you all to contact abuse@123-reg.co.uk. and ensure that his hosting company either cancels his hosting plan for good or confirms publicly that his site was hacked and they are active in finding the culprit.
There is no place for this anymore.
If the SNP are serious re this bill then this is their opportunity to show it. I await many public statements of criticism from those that pushed through the recent bill.
Tic Toc Mr W.
Celtic News 24/7
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Well said Winner, your point of others being prosecuted for comments is a very valid one, however does his country of residence stop any prosecution by this same Scottish law forbid that? (There may some English law which can be applied, i personally do not know)
Anyone who believes this article has come from a hacker is clearly trying to sweep something under the carpet, as Winner has shown, this type of comment isn’t anything new.
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