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Meanwhile, back in the real world, there are no Home Office circulars to U.K. Police in 2008 stating any along the lines Maggie Oliver has alleged - the only one that refers to children Quote:
I’m not sure how it could be that one, as nothing in it aligns with what Maggie Oliver alleged (and the Circulars come from the Home Office, not from Gordon Brown). Here are all the 2008 circulars. https://webarchive.nationalarchives....?d-7095067-p=2 In fact, someone put an FOI request in to the home Office in 2018, and the reply was Quote:
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For someone with no mates in the labour party you seem rather invested in this |
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Nazir Afzal was Chief Prosecutor in North West England from 2011 to 2015 and does appear to be a very respected individual. It is, therefore, important to read behind the explosive headline in the publication Politicalite: "GORDON Brown’s Labour Government allegedly urged Police Forces across the UK ‘not to investigate’ grooming gangs," to see what Mr Afzal actually sad in his interview with the BBC. According to Altnewsmedia Nazir Afzal made the comment when he was interviewed on the Radio 4 PM programme on 19th October (2018). What he said was this: "back in 2008, the Home Office sent a circular to all police forces in the country stating: "as far as these young girls who are being exploited in towns and cities, we believe they have made an informed choice about their sexual behaviour and therefore it is not for police officers to get involved in." This was quoted correctly by Politicalite. However, when questioned about whether the Metropolitan Police had received such a letter the London Mayor's office stated: "Without further details the Met Police is unable to identify the Home Office circular from 2008 referred to nor the letter in question. Therefore, they cannot state whether any investigations were closed down in response to the letter or whether any order in the letter was later rescinded." Similarly, in response to a FOI query, West Mercia Police said there was,"No specific recorded information held." Furthermore, a search of the words "informed Choice" finds nothing on https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk. In the International Business Times Nazir Afzal writes.... "The term "child prostitute" was used to describe victims and the Home Office in a circular to police in 2008 used that term and spoke of girls making an "informed choice" to engage in this behaviour" However, there is no mention of an instruction saying that police shouldn't get involved. Indeed, his IBT article goes on to state: "Following the case, everyone including the prime minister chose to respond to the lessons learnt. I was commended in parliament and in the media." So, what of the publisher of the explosive headline about Gordon Brown's Government? their support us page claims ...."Politicalite is the truly independent news site that reports the unreported news by the people for the people, but we are under attack by the Establishment who are trying to censor real news written by the people for the people." The search bar at the top of the page contains individual links to Tommy Robinson and Nigel Farage. An overview of its contents clear shows that its editorial stance is to support Robinson, Farage and, indeed, Donald Trump. Perhaps a cellarful of salt would be in order when reviewing their stories. |
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https://webarchive.nationalarchives....2008/017-2008/ The only times "informed" is used within this Circular are Quote:
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Further to Mr M’s post above, the word "prostitute" (with or without the word "child" in front of it) does not appear in the Circular Mr Azfal refers to. There have been multiple FOI applications to the Home Office, the CPS, and various Police Forces about any Circulars which supports this accusation, and they all turn up empty…. |
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He is wrong about freeing Tommy Robinson or calling for the King to dissolve Parliament. |
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