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Paul 31-10-2017 21:25

Re: Labour MP's homophobic & sexist remarks
 
or Westminster Witch-hunt .

Osem 01-11-2017 08:39

Re: Labour MP's homophobic & sexist remarks
 
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Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35922740)
or Westminster Witch-hunt .

The witch hunt won't just be at Westminster either. Allegations must be taken seriously but what we can't have is people's lives and careers being ruined without any real foundation and that's already happened as a result of the fallout from the Savile episode, just ask people like Tony Blackburn.

Mick 01-11-2017 10:59

Re: Labour MP's homophobic & sexist remarks
 
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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35922698)

I might change this thread to Westminster Sex Allegations or something soon.

I’ve done this, now it’s been established this is a cross party issue.

Damien 01-11-2017 11:17

Re: Westminster and Sexual Allegations
 
:tu:

Mr K 01-11-2017 13:39

Re: Westminster and Sexual Allegations
 
What is this obsession politicians have with touching people's knees ? They've never done anything for me..... Each to their own I guess, but they are a weird bunch.

(Top marks on the change of thread title btw Mick ;) )

Osem 01-11-2017 19:10

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
Now Michael White is in the firing line for comments on female journalists who use their sexuality to their advantage:

https://order-order.com/2017/11/01/g...cks-predators/

He's right, some do but that isn't the same as blaming all young women for the actions of men in positions of power who abuse their status. That however is how his comments are being presented by some.

We need to get real here and accept that whilst their are many men who've used their power, status and wealth to influence young women (and men) in an abusive manner there are some women who've done the same in reverse. They've used their sexuality to influence men to get what they want. The only difference is that the older men deluded themselves that they were attractive and desired whereas the relatively young victims of people like Weinstein largely felt intimidated into acting in a certain way.

SnoopZ 01-11-2017 19:54

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
I've not been following this thread so i am not sure if this is related to anything in this thread.

Michael Fallon resigns.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-41838682

Osem 01-11-2017 20:10

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
It's very related and probably the right course of action. Let's see who else follows.

Damien 01-11-2017 20:12

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
Almost certainly something else coming, The Sun were clearly ramping up to something.

denphone 01-11-2017 20:17

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35922832)
It's very related and probably the right course of action. Let's see who else follows.

Indeed the coming next few days one suspects will reveal even more.

Osem 02-11-2017 13:36

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35922834)
Indeed the coming next few days one suspects will reveal even more.

Sooner or later:

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Worth reminding everyone that sexual harassment is not a party political issue – it happens in all parties at Westminster with no exception. Labour has so far succeeded in preventing the names of any of its alleged sex pests from coming out. This is the astonishingly dark litany of abuse claims against Labour MPs and officials made over the last few days:
https://order-order.com/2017/11/02/f...-up-by-labour/

Mind you the source can't be trusted at all because they've entirely overlooked all the allegations being made against the Tories... :rolleyes:

papa smurf 02-11-2017 14:14

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35922907)
Sooner or later:



https://order-order.com/2017/11/02/f...-up-by-labour/

Mind you the source can't be trusted at all because they've entirely overlooked all the allegations being made against the Tories... :rolleyes:

i wonder which party will be revealed as having the most hands on members ?

denphone 02-11-2017 14:24

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35922919)
i wonder which party will be revealed as having the most hands on members ?

The main thing is to investigate the sexual allegations and find out whether they are true thus what party they are from is pretty immaterial as this is a matter that is more important then what political party they belong to.

papa smurf 02-11-2017 16:12

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35922921)
The main thing is to investigate the sexual allegations and find out whether they are true thus what party they are from is pretty immaterial as this is a matter that is more important then what political party they belong to.

this could have the potential to destroy a political party so it is very material given it's happening in Westminster

richard s 02-11-2017 19:22

Re: Westminster Sexual Allegations
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35922919)
i wonder which party will be revealed as having the most hands on members ?

That would be the Tory's... no surprise there then.


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