Re: Child abuse 'may well have been' covered up - Norman Tebbit
 

Jimmy Saville is completely different to this in how it was or wasn't investigated.

or is it?

they didn't want to offend Saville. so didn't.

Re: Child abuse 'may well have been' covered up - Norman Tebbit
 

Ironic South Yorkshire Police managed to send 8 police officers to search Cliff Richards' house while sticking fingers in ears and ignoring all this. Priorities.

Re: Child abuse 'may well have been' covered up - Norman Tebbit
 

:tu:

Re: Child abuse 'may well have been' covered up - Norman Tebbit
 

More skeletons tumble out of the closet... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...use-files.html

Re: Child abuse 'may well have been' covered up - Norman Tebbit
 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-29719090

Hell knows when the inquiry will actually get under way..:rolleyes:

Re: Child abuse 'may well have been' covered up - Norman Tebbit
 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-29725855

I wonder whether 'targets' have been responsible for some of this. Police tackling and 'solving' easy crimes in order to make themselves look good whilst turning a blind eye to other stuff which would be far harder to deal with without making themselves look bad.

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Woolf steps down from inquiry

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-29855265

Hopefully someone outside of all of this will be brought in though its difficult to imagine how deep it runs.

Re: Child abuse 'may well have been' covered up - Norman Tebbit
 

Paraphrasing: To loose one chair is unfortunate, to loose two looks like carelessness. :erm:

They have to find someone who is not connected with the UK establishment, is competent in the fields required and has the approval of the victims groups.

I still think they should look abroad to commonwealth countries, say Canada or Australia for candidates that are familiar with the English law and child protection.

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I have a feeling that whoever they appoint, someone will object. This job amounts to a poisoned chalice.

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:tu: It's going to take ages to even get going but then we are talking 40/50 years of abuse so what's a few more months?

Hi level child abuse - no cover up found
 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-30002908

Just been listening to part of an interview with Don Hale on LBC, a journalist who was asked by Barbara Castle to look into allegations of child abuse back in the 1980's.

I must say what I heard was as credible as it is worrying. A raft of senior political (and other) figures apparently linked to the Paedophile Information Exchange and quite possibly involved in child abuse but effectively 'protected' by the authorities because to expose them would be damaging and quite possibly 'against the national interest'.

If this is the case then it's no wonder to me that every shred of anything damaging would not only be 'lost' but great effort would also be made to remove or muddy any trace of the means by which it was lost.

Apparently Mr Hale is prepared to talk to the enquiry so it'll be interesting to see if that ever happens.

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Re: Child abuse 'may well have been' covered up - Norman Tebbit
 

This is truly shocking!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...grotesque.html

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http://www.itv.com/news/2014-11-19/t...ster-cover-up/

This whole scenario along with the main page. Is something that will NOT go away.

You solve one problem, and another one will follow. Its the depraved way that this sick people thrive on.

I am 62 years old now, and its been going on since l can remember since a kid. In my young days, it was called something different.

The law enforcement people must close down the internet sites that this people groom the poor kids.
Then have to bring in prison sentences that fit the crime, not the silly two to three years sentences they hand out.

The most prolific person l can remember, was a guy called ' Gleaves' who always carried a letter saying it was quite normal to harm a child.

A major problem is, and always will be the fact that there are not enough people to cover this sick way of life.

It will continue until we deal with this problem.

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Every other day there is another top name being talked about, I just wish this would have come out when some of them were alive.