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Maggy

13-10-2012 17:39

re: Operation Yewtree

Topic is not Muslims.

Gavin78

13-10-2012 18:47

re: Operation Yewtree

So they want to sue the NHS now do the victims

Vieil Homme

13-10-2012 19:07

re: Operation Yewtree

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Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35484618)

Where you there? If you weren't, how do know it happened?

Ian Hislop and Paul Merton probably were there. Also, they have nothing to gain by lying about it, and rather a lot to lose (particularly Ian Hislop who would certainly be giving Private Eye's enemies a serious amount of ammunition if he were found to be lying).

As such, I believe they are not lying.

No problem you are entilteld to your opinion but as I have stated quite a few times I did see and hear as I posted. I did post a link of a YouTube of HIGNFY but it has been taken down for one reason or another. :confused:

Arthurgray50@blu

13-10-2012 19:32

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Firstly, religion should not be brought into this thread, as for victims suing the NHS, the answer sadly is yes, its called NHS failed in its duty of care towards patients.

When someone is under the care of the NHS, they have failed in there care of the patient. Also, if there were allegations of Saville doing this, why he was allowed to work in hospitals in the first place.

Years ago when this did happen, people of the establishment didn't want to go down that route and didn't believe what that person had said.

RichardCoulter

16-10-2012 14:01

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I see todays revelation is that he molested a 9 year old boy scout. What on earth is going to come out next?

Truly shocking behaviour.

Julian

16-10-2012 15:16

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I fail to see how a fist full of cash will make everything ok.

denphone

16-10-2012 17:21

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BBC announces inquiry heads

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19970059

RichardCoulter

17-10-2012 17:54

re: Operation Yewtree

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35485674)

I see todays revelation is that he molested a 9 year old boy scout. What on earth is going to come out next?

Truly shocking behaviour.

I have just watched my recording of today's 'This Morning'. The gentleman who was molested by Savile in 1976 told viewers his harrowing story in the first segment.

It should be available on the ITV Player soon.

Itshim

19-10-2012 13:17

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35479916)

That's a pretty cynical view, and not one which stands up to any sort of scrutiny. There are people involved in charity and voluntary works of all kinds who have no personal connection to the cause, whether it's meals on wheels, a cancer charity or one of the many uniformed and non-uniformed youth organisations.

In fact, in my experience, lack of willingness of the parents to get involved is one of the main reasons why such organisations can't do everything they would like to or, worse, are forced to shut down.

Do you "wonder all the time" at the motives of the person with no living elderly relatives, who delivers meals on wheels?

http://news.sky.com/story/999680/boy...ex-abuse-files
This supports my view I am sorry to say

Maggy

19-10-2012 17:03

re: Operation Yewtree

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-20006049

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Police have started a formal criminal investigation into sexual abuse involving Sir Jimmy Savile.

Scotland Yard said it had identified 200 potential victims of the late BBC presenter and other people.

The Met said some "living people" were being investigated but gave no names.

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Of the 200 victims, the Met said the "vast majority" were victims of Savile and were abused as children, but that the figure also included victims of alleged abuse "by other individuals".

I wonder where this and to who it will lead?:(

colin25

19-10-2012 17:06

re: Operation Yewtree

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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35486696)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-20006049

I wonder where this and to who it will lead?:(

Doesn't matter who, but does matter they pursue

Maggy

19-10-2012 17:17

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Originally Posted by colin25 (Post 35486700)

Doesn't matter who, but does matter they pursue

Of course it matters..It matters hugely.

colin25

19-10-2012 17:19

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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35486704)

Of course it matters..It matters hugely.

disagree...a crime is a crime...whomever they identify..they need to be prosecuted

If a celebrity...media may wish to know..my view..as long as they are caught and tried..not bothered if a celebrity i heard of, or a person I don't know

Maggy

19-10-2012 17:26

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Originally Posted by colin25 (Post 35486705)

That wasn't what I meant.If they are a people of consequence and power it's even MORE important that they are prosecuted.

colin25

19-10-2012 17:38

re: Operation Yewtree

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35486709)

That wasn't what I meant.If they are a people of consequence and power it's even MORE important that they are prosecuted.

Positions of trust...yes

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