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Hugh 04-01-2025 16:25

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36188670)
2008 is after much of it had gone on. Not sure the circular is that relevant, as it seems to revolve around parental care, which is not where the problems were.

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The term "informed choice" is used in the Sexual Offences (Northern Ireland) 2008 Act. It is used in connection with whether somebody has a mental disorder and cannot make an "informed choice". Is that where the confusion comes from?
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Find it difficult to believe that dozens of police officers would've lied about it.

But that is the Circular that you insist is the basis for all the points you are making, as that is the Circular Nazir Azfal was allegedly referring to (even though he stated he hadn't actually seen it), and you keep referring to him as the source of your "evidence".

You can't have it both ways...

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36188668)
I've been having trouble sleeping, but slept like a log last night, your talent is such that it could put a glass eye to sleep, remember facts are our friends :)

Excellent news - glad to have been of service...

papa smurf 04-01-2025 16:35

Re: Starmer’s chronicles
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36188678)
But that is the Circular that you insist is the basis for all the points you are making, as that is the Circular Nazir Azfal was allegedly referring to (even though he stated he hadn't actually seen it), and you keep referring to him as the source of your "evidence".

You can't have it both ways...

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Excellent news - glad to have been of service...

I'd be really grateful if you could deliver more drivel about 9 o clock, keep up the good work mate:tu:

Pierre 04-01-2025 17:53

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36188663)
Far too many awkward questions to be answered with an inquiry.
Eg Why are they referred as "Asian gangs", when the common factor is Islam(eg groups of Somalis, especially in the Netherlands). How did the gangs form so easily with friends, neighbours, workmates. How did they easily find others wanting to abuse in other town and cities that the girls were trafficked to. IMO they aren't paedophiles as such, it's just girls that happened to be young and could be controlled easily.

I agree, I also don’t like the term “grooming” gangs.

They should be called exactly what they are:

“Islamic child rape gangs”

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36188670)
2008 is after much of it had gone on. Not sure the circular is that relevant, as it seems to revolve around parental care, which is not where the problems were

I wouldn’t be using the past tense with this issue, I fully expect that it is still going on, somewhere.

Itshim 04-01-2025 17:58

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36188687)
I agree, I also don’t like the term “grooming” gangs.

They should be called exactly what they are:

“Islamic child rape gangs”

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I wouldn’t be using the past tense with this issue, I fully expect that it is still going on, somewhere.

My feeling it with last as long as another story doesn't break, as with nearly all news storys

Hugh 05-01-2025 10:00

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I'd be really grateful if you could deliver more drivel about 9 o clock, keep up the good work mate:tu:

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...3&d=1736067601

Hom3r 05-01-2025 12:42

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36188372)
https://news.sky.com/story/labour-wo...gests-13281099


He’ll be gone by March, with Reeves close behind.

Prime Minister Streeting will see you now.


One can only hope, but unfortunately labour doesn't like changes leaders while they are PM

1andrew1 05-01-2025 12:50

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36188723)
One can only hope, but unfortunately labour doesn't like changes leaders while they are PM

I think they did with Blair and Brown as the latter was called "the unelected PM" by his critics.

I can't see Starmer resigning either any time soon. I suspect he'll outlast Badenoch as a Party leader and if he learns from his mistakes, he'll have a second term.

Itshim 05-01-2025 13:01

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36188724)
I think they did with Blair and Brown as the latter was called "the unelected PM" by his critics.

I can't see Starmer resigning either any time soon. I suspect he'll outlast Badenoch as a Party leader and if he learns from his mistakes, he'll have a second term.

That will be first.....learning from mistakes

Sirius 05-01-2025 14:55

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Labour and any other party will stab their leader in the back just as fast as they stab the electorate in the back.

Hugh 05-01-2025 15:32

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Speaking of stabbing in the back...

https://news.sky.com/story/farage-do...eader-13284086

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...5&d=1736087507

papa smurf 05-01-2025 16:08

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Elon likes Tommy Robinson so watch that space :shocked:
and with enough of musk's money behind him who knows

ianch99 05-01-2025 16:25

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36188738)
Elon likes Tommy Robinson so watch that space :shocked:
and with enough of musk's money behind him who knows

Do you not have a problem with foreign oligarchs interfering with British affairs? I mean sovereignty, nationalism and all that? Swap out Musk with Soros and the right-wing would be frothing at the mouth.

Damien 05-01-2025 16:43

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This guy just has it in the UK, that's all it is. He wants chaos.

papa smurf 05-01-2025 16:46

Re: Starmer’s chronicles
 
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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36188743)
Do you not have a problem with foreign oligarchs interfering with British affairs? I mean sovereignty, nationalism and all that? Swap out Musk with Soros and and the right-wing would be frothing at the mouth.

If the labour party can send it's minions to campaign for Biden who am i to complain when the favour is returned.

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36188745)
This guy just has it in the UK, that's all it is. He wants chaos.

i think he's a bit nuts but that's just my opinion

Damien 05-01-2025 17:12

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British politicians need to unite to tell Musk to mind his own business and leave us alone. Who is he to dictate that the King should collapse the government or who the leader of Reform should be?

It's a shame Farage has more backbone than Badenoch really.


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