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So, dammit, we’re playing his game. I had no idea, by the way, that he’s been sending out such a spray of writs. Somebody wake me up when he actually wins one of these “libel” actions in court.

Here’s a near-miss–Stockwell Day must be breathing easier now:

“For a few days, [Stockwell Day] also declared that I was ‘obsessed’ with homosexual sex, and I had lawyers lined up across to (sic) the country offering to represent me for free in a big, fat defamation action. Those words quickly slipped into Internet ether, however, when Mr. Day’s acolytes perhaps realized that he can ill-afford yet another libel lawsuit.”

http://www.warrenkinsella.com/words_politics_ts.htm

Interesting that Warzie seems to think that the suggestion that one might be gay is libellous or defamatory. But if he sincerely believes this, here in the twenty-first century though we be, then what are we to make of this, n-word and all?

“Did you get that? I’ve got a ‘tin ear for punk’s Dadaist paradoxes’?

“Guilty as charged, fucker. I do, I do, I do. And the problem with nancy-boys like you is, to put a fine point on it, you don’t.”

http://www.warrenkinsella.com/musings_august05.htm (scroll down to August 27th)

In any case, experience tells me that libel writs have a habit of vanishing without a trace. I have personally been libelled, to the point that our counsel at the time advised that I had a good case for proceeding–and then he talked time and price. Even though I had a creepy columnist by the balls, I had, regrettably, to let the matter drop.And that was when there was a genuinely arguable case. I don’t know what Warzie’s lawyers are telling him, but vexatious actions are not exactly welcomed in our clogged courtrooms.

Hehhhh.

http://joantintor.blogspot.com/2006/01/kinsella-responds.html

That makes 6 bloggers in the ‘Warren Kinsella threatened to sue me!’ Club