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Jimmy Saville
- Thread starter Mutts Nuts
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Terry Connor's Neighbour
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Well done Mutts Nutts on your incredibly bad taste fishing trip. I hope you're chuckling away to yourself............let's all have a good old laugh at child abuse eh?! I doubt if you'd been a victim you would be posting such ill thought out crap you idiot.
Personally i hope you're banned for this latest little stunt you utter tw@t. Try sticking to your implausible knowledge of football................at least we can ignore it.
Personally i hope you're banned for this latest little stunt you utter tw@t. Try sticking to your implausible knowledge of football................at least we can ignore it.
seagullsovergrimsby
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Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I hope the police get a grip of the situation and open an enquiry into Savile sharpish. As things stand it's all starting to unravel, with various female BBC presenters / producers coming out of the woodwork, and before we know it we'll have a Leveson-style inquest into the culture of the BBC 1965 - 1995.
We can't rewrite the 60s, 70s and 80s but clearly it was an era when you could get away with all sorts of dirty / sexist / racist / anti-social behaviour. I believe the Savile case warrants an enquiry, but I really don't give a hoot if some Radio 1 DJ groped Liz Kershaw's tits in 1987. Legislation in the workplace and political correctness has already changed the culture and people's behaviour in this country.
We can't rewrite the 60s, 70s and 80s but clearly it was an era when you could get away with all sorts of dirty / sexist / racist / anti-social behaviour. I believe the Savile case warrants an enquiry, but I really don't give a hoot if some Radio 1 DJ groped Liz Kershaw's tits in 1987. Legislation in the workplace and political correctness has already changed the culture and people's behaviour in this country.
Sorry what has he done, apart from open a debate. lets look at the questions he asked:
These allegations does any one realy believe them. That seems a fair question to ask
why did these women not come forward when the alleged crimes were commited or at least while the man was still alive. Again, not every understands abuse and the effects it has on people. So again a good question to ask and maybe people on here could help him understand.
One allegation has been followed by over a hundred more how can any thing now be proved. Again another good question, I am not a criminal expert, so i would like to know the process.
imho the women now coming out of the woodwork are nothing but attention seakers if they had been wronged they would have gone to the police at the time. yes i will give you this one, it shows a complete lack of understanding around abuse. However again he may need help to understand.
I see nothing worthy of a ban
terryberry1
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I usually agree with a lot of what Mutts Nutts has to say but this thread has made him look a bellend. He does however have the right to an opinion and although not many agree with this its still no reason to call for him to be banned. Get a life
terryberry1
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How are they attention seekers? Being abused by Jimmy Saville is not something to boast about. These were just children at the time, they knew he was to powerful and that if they spoke out they would be silenced, just like many others were. Obviously there may be the odd false accusation, but from what i have seen and heard from witnesses on various programmes i have no doubt that the sick fucker was a serial abuser. Only a fool would disagree
I feel sorry for his family as well. f*** knows what it must be like for them.
maltaseagull
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I think that despite the claims that nobody knew what was going on, and all the hand wringing we will assist in any investigation by the BBC, there was a lot of it going on and he wasn't the only one possibly implicated. I can imagine a corporate structure in those days where there was an establishment who could do almost what they wanted and nobody wanting a career would mention it or complain about it. I do think that there should have been someone with enough guts and principles to make a complaint and stick with it.
I assume this is on NSC somewhere but just in case:-
chrissyboy01
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- Sep 24, 2011
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allegedly Freddie star has been mentioned as well ,
Wowsers, hows about that then? Is he the first male to come forward with allegations against JS?
I would suggest you read my post again. The quotes were from MN. I start my thread lets look at the questions asked. I answered his statement on attention seekers and do not agree with him. The bit that says it shows a lack of understanding.
Lord Bracknell
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As I said on the other thread ... When the Prime Minister and Jimmy Savile appear in the same rumour, it's difficult not to speculate about whether there might be a reason for the truth being suppressed.
Seagull on the wing
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Sir...(spelt Cur) Jimmy So vile....there's more....much more.
Its very hard to belive that something like this has been kept secret for so long. We may never know the full extent of who knew and also if other people were involved. So many people seemed to know his tastes for younger girls and yet kept silent. Why? A lot of people seemed to line up to say what a great person he was when he died and that he was a true star. Now these people have hinted they knew what he was like.
terryberry1
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Theatre of Trees
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If you take those rumours with this piece from his biography, particularly the bit in bold (Quoted from http://timesopinion.tumblr.com/post/32804536645/jimmy-saviles-affections-laid-bare-by-jimmy-savile )
[Savile] writes of an incident at the Mecca Locarno ballroom in Leeds, where he worked as a DJ during the 1950s, when a female police officer came in with a photograph of “an attractive girl who had run away from a remand home”.
Savile writes: “‘Ah,’ says I all serious, ‘if she comes in I’ll bring her back tomorrow but I’ll keep her all night first as my reward’.” He then writes that the girl did go into the club and “agreed that I hand her over if she could stay at the dance, [and] come home with me”. He wrote that he did then hand her over to the “lady of the law…[who] was dissuaded from bringing charges against me by her colleagues, for it was well known that were I to go I would probably take half the station with me”.
Suggests a way of working whereby you ingratiate yourself with local bigwigs, get to know their tastes, then have enough dirt on them to ensure your back is covered.