andrew wrote:
Maybe you should refrain from insults and I might read your responses beyond the first line.

andrew wrote:
Maybe you should refrain from insults and I might read your responses beyond the first line.
LewEngBridewell wrote:Andrew has a point. I value my friends incredibly, they're very precious to me. I like to think I'm incredibly loyal to them, and would do my very best to help them out in all situations.
People point out mafia and criminals... situations like this can be avoided if you choose your friends well in the first place.
darwin dali wrote:LRW wrote:Unfortunately, I dont think you will find out the Truth - not for a long time anyway, and only a biased view of it.
I think its best you go have a hot cup of tea, and try to forget all about it. It will be easier that way.
Could be sooner than you think: AS's F1 career seems over, so what better time than now to write his memoirs?
andrew wrote: If a friend asked me to help them out I would do so regardless of the circumstances.
bud wrote:So you're all claiming Lewis started it now? Arrrrgh Typical Alonso/Ferrari fans
I guess Lewis had puppet strings on Sutil and made him do it too, He is the evil one who robbed Alonso of his 3rd title in a row right?
f1ea wrote:bud wrote:So you're all claiming Lewis started it now? Arrrrgh Typical Alonso/Ferrari fans
I guess Lewis had puppet strings on Sutil and made him do it too, He is the evil one who robbed Alonso of his 3rd title in a row right?
I was merely using a quote from SUTIL's father... who said something about lewis being THE CAUSE of the discusion leading to the incident. So in that regard, is why I am asking what really went on (if anybody knows). Obviously, Sutil father's knows, Sutil and Lewis know. So the question is more: WHAT WENT ON THAT THERE IS A REASON FOR LEWIS TO HAVE CAUSED IT, EVEN THOUGH IT WAS SUTIL GUILTY OF DOING THE DAMAGE??
Nothing to do with Ferrari or how evil Lewis is
LRW wrote:andrew wrote: If a friend asked me to help them out I would do so regardless of the circumstances.
Even if they asked you to blatantly lie in court?
andrew wrote:LRW wrote:andrew wrote: If a friend asked me to help them out I would do so regardless of the circumstances.
Even if they asked you to blatantly lie in court?
Was he asked to lie in court? I sincerely doubt it.
andrew wrote: All he can do is give his account of events, which may or may not help Sutil.
LRW wrote:andrew wrote:LRW wrote:andrew wrote: If a friend asked me to help them out I would do so regardless of the circumstances.
Even if they asked you to blatantly lie in court?
Was he asked to lie in court? I sincerely doubt it.
Come on now, I just went on to say that we don't know, and I never said he was asked to lie. My "Even if they asked you to blatantly lie in court?" statement was in response to you saying you would do ANYTHING for a mate.
LRW wrote:andrew wrote: All he can do is give his account of events, which may or may not help Sutil.
You seem to be giving two answers. a) So if you were Lewis, yes you would do anything you could to help your friend BUT b) you would go to court and give your account of events, which may or may not help Sutil.
Well thats not very helpful, given a statement in court, that might incriminate Sutil. A statement that you were not legally at liberty to give?
All my original statement said was, maybe Lewis thought the best way he could help was to keep quiet, and not attend? Surely you can give concession to that, and admit that possibly could be what happened? ......Or is your apparent hatred for Lewis / McLaren so far gone than you cant admit he might not have done something wrong for a change?
LRW wrote:andrew wrote:
You savvy chief?
no
andrew wrote:LRW wrote:andrew wrote:
You savvy chief?
no
Tough. I've been as clear as I can with the blatantly obvious.