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and I would cry into my pillow every night :roll: [icon_lol1.Coxy said:Don't say that to MattO. He'll delete you from facebook! LOL
Um... Yeah......... :roll:Nashy said:Stuff Hazem. He's a dick.
Stuff Hazem. He's a dick.
You mean anyone who uses their legal rights is a dick? [eusa_ehNashy said:I don't recall saying anything about all the kiss ass stuff he's done.
I simply called him a dick. And anyone who uses the religion card to not give evidence in a police investigation to clear themselves will always be a dick.
Which was his legal right and if people who refuse to do something which is their legal right makes them dicks then I guess most people are dicks [icon_winkNashy said:He refused to cooperate with a police investigation because of his religion. He's a dick.
Nashy said:He refused to cooperate with a police investigation because of his religion. He's a dick.
Star player Hazem El Masri yesterday told officers he would not cooperate with their investigations because he was insulted that he was being dragged into the sex scandal.
The Rock said:ROFL @ Scotty and Nashy.
So you're saying it's not right for Hazem to say, "I'm not assisting with police investigation because of my religion" but it must be OK for someone else to say, "I'm not giving evidence because I just don't want to."
So if Willie Mason said, "Nah, it's my legal right. I choose not to assist Police with their investigation." Then it would be ok right Nashy? But just because Hazem used religion as an excuse, it's not right?
Coxy said:"No sir, I couldn't possibly have murdered that person because my religion says it's wrong, and I'm very religious".
"Oh, in that case, no worries."
broncospwn said:No you shouldn't. If it's your legal right not to then he shouldn't be forced to regardless of what Police say, it's his right to exercise his legal rights according to laws and if a court said he had too and he refused than that's a different story, he did nothing illegal. Anyway where does he say that he refused because of his religion? Is there any quotes from him?
And Scotty, SHOULD be legally obliged? he had the right to refuse by LAW so he should not be legally obliged to do anything when he has the right not to. Hazem had a 100% right to refuse I would of done the exact same thing, he was not with them when the incident happened yet the police dragged him into because he was a part of the team, he had a right to be offended. If my mates at work were suspected of"rape" and the police said I had to get a DNA test because I'm a suspect when I wasn't even there I would of said get **** as well ;)
Hazem is a top person and anyone who has spoke to him before or knows him would know what a great person he is, the amount of work he has done for the community, going out of his way to help sick kids, stays back at training long after others are gone to sign autographs and speak to fans.
A few months ago 24 hours before a game he was sent a letter by a lukemia suffers' parents whose sick girl had a dying wish to see Hazem, when he saw that letter he Immediately booked a plane ticket to see her, he went to hospital and visited the girl who was in immeasurable pain and the girl was the happiest person alive upon seeing him, the next day the girl died. He is a brilliant person who does everything he can to help others and very humble and thankful for his position, anyone who thinks he's a dick doesn't know him because if they did would know he was a top person.
Kaz said:Star player Hazem El Masri yesterday told officers he would not cooperate with their investigations because he was insulted that he was being dragged into the sex scandal.
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/ ... 14906.html
No mention of his religion & the media would have reported about it if he used his religion.