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The establishment and historic child sex abuse



spring hall convert

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Nov 3, 2009
9,608
Brighton
I'm going to spend the last hour before I go for a pre-England vWales drink thinking of all the depravities that one could inflict upon a brass that would cost 2 grand. If anyone else would like to help me, feel free.
At the moment I,ve got no further than the stuff El Pres considers 'straight sex' you know lederhosen and bodily discharges.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fvSsucpz2M
 










Pavilionaire

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Jul 7, 2003
31,264
So according to the Exaro News website, of the 10 MPs named on the Elm House guestlist 7 are now dead, with just 3 surviving former Tory MPs still around.

I get the impression now Brittan is dead and the police have spectre of returning Jihadis wreaking havoc on our streets there is no longer the appetite for this enquiry from the politicians, police or judiciary. And what incentive is there for victims to come forward and give evidence when they see just how slow the system is to progress matters? They've appointed a complete nobody from the other side of the world to head up the enquiry and I can't see the woman will be able to exercise any authority or influence on the powers that be in this country.

This looks like going down as a sad footnote in British political history when the top brass could do exactly as they pleased with impunity.

This whole affair has been a shambles from top to bottom
 








aolstudios

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Nov 30, 2011
5,279
brighton
So according to the Exaro News website, of the 10 MPs named on the Elm House guestlist 7 are now dead, with just 3 surviving former Tory MPs still around.

I get the impression now Brittan is dead and the police have spectre of returning Jihadis wreaking havoc on our streets there is no longer the appetite for this enquiry from the politicians, police or judiciary. And what incentive is there for victims to come forward and give evidence when they see just how slow the system is to progress matters? They've appointed a complete nobody from the other side of the world to head up the enquiry and I can't see the woman will be able to exercise any authority or influence on the powers that be in this country.

This looks like going down as a sad footnote in British political history when the top brass could do exactly as they pleased with impunity.

This whole affair has been a quite deliberate shambles from top to bottom

Agreed - & amended for you
 




Pavilionaire

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Jul 7, 2003
31,264
And when was the period when they couldn't?

I think that the days of being an active paedophile and holding down a top government job are over now we've got social media and wall-to wall news coverage. Even senior churchmen, civil servants and judges would have a job keeping a lid on it.

If Cameron had a couple of nonces in his cabinet I think he'd reshuffle them out of there toot sweet, rather than do what Thatcher did which was to pretend it wasn't happening.
 


aolstudios

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Nov 30, 2011
5,279
brighton
I think that the days of being an active paedophile and holding down a top government job are over now we've got social media and wall-to wall news coverage. Even senior churchmen, civil servants and judges would have a job keeping a lid on it.

If Cameron had a couple of nonces in his cabinet I think he'd reshuffle them out of there toot sweet, rather than do what Thatcher did which was to pretend it wasn't happening.

It's still being covered up and the ones that are part of the establishment are still somehow avoiding prosecution - all of them.
It's not exactly progress, is it?
 






spring hall convert

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Nov 3, 2009
9,608
Brighton
I think that the days of being an active paedophile and holding down a top government job are over now we've got social media and wall-to wall news coverage. Even senior churchmen, civil servants and judges would have a job keeping a lid on it.

If Cameron had a couple of nonces in his cabinet I think he'd reshuffle them out of there toot sweet, rather than do what Thatcher did which was to pretend it wasn't happening.

There's two members of the cabinet since 2010 that I strongly believe this has happened to as it goes.

Thatcher did worse than pretend it wasn't happening by my reckoning. I reckon she used it to her advantage.
 












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Pavilionaire

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Jul 7, 2003
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Sky News at 10 led with the Cliff story. All so predictable - go for the easy pickings, leave the judges, top civil servants and politicians to die off outside the full glare of publicity.
 


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