another abuse gang

[freakybacon]

Rotherham. Guilty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshi...

[Troubleatmill]

Why do the words "Chemical castration" come to mind?

[andymc]

waits for the usual suspects to come along with "nothing to see here"....

[grumbledoak]

I think they've given up on "nothing to see here" and are pushing the "see, everyone's at it" angle.


Castration would leave these fkers alive. Beachy Head, a trebuchet, and sell tickets please.

[gruffalo]

I would like to see the Breaking Wheel brought back into service!

The thought of it has made me come over all misty eyed.

[del mar]

andymc said:

waits for the usual suspects to come along with "nothing to see here"....

Sadly it isn't anything to see, it is hardly shocking news anymore.

There was one in Chelmsford last month - Pizza take away with nice little room upstairs for romancing 13 year olds.

[freakybacon]

Rotherham. Convictions.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshi...

http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/breaking-child-sex-a...

Edited by freakybacon on Thursday 2nd February 18:39

[Transmitter Man]

carinaman said:

Same point made from 14 minutes 30 seconds in:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cAVbJEx_ME

Relevance is MPs and Ministers doing nothing about a child sex abuse victim being incarcerated in solitary confinement without a trial for 7 months because they are not allowed to look at individual cases.

It reads like your dealings with Sarah Newton MP, a PPS at the Home Office, may be rather like trying to get an answer from Bob Neill, Chair of the Justice Committee that Keith Vaz MP is now on, when he's not on fact finding missions in Romania or Tunisia.

We've had the BBC breathlessly reporting more and more revelations about child sex abuse in Football by Football Coaches and how it's good for victims to come forward, but if you've been a victim of child sex abuse in the care system you can be put in prison without trial for not shutting up?

There's been an ongoing investigation into child sex offences in childrens homes in Nottinghamshire for about 6 years. The Detective Superintendent on the case, that's gained the trust of the victims has been pulled from the case due to some complaint by someone in the Council about a breach in a 'communication protocol'.

That Detective Superintendent being pulled from an historic child sex abuse investigation in Nottinghamshire could sound like former Detective Chief Inspector Clive Driscoll being pulled from a case looking at the child sexual exploitation of boys in childrens homes in London:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3173883/Cr...

If children in Council children's homes in Nottinghamshire were being sexually abused, with some of the offenders abusing their position to have sex with vulnerable kids in children's homes how can the Council make any complaint about a police investigation into that? Seems like an obvious conflict of interest to me.

There are gangs of politicians, Council officials and police obfuscating historic child sex offences meanwhile the BBC is kicking Football and the FA for the same thing?

Councils trying to cover up historic child sex offences on their premises is like you or I not admitting fault when we've just had a prang on the road?:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-31594120

Edited by carinaman on Friday 9th December 16:31

Surely if ALL the known names were put out into the public domain then this would force a court case for at the very least defamation bringing out all evidence - that is unless the judiciary closed the door to the press?

What I'm trying to say is to force the s..t to hit the fan.

Phil

[del mar]

Just to be fair to all, there have been a Sheffield case perpetrated by white people. Young man and woman, but it followed the same drink / drugs friendship approach as the others.

Transmitter man I need to speak to you about cars and rust - I cant PM through here can I ring you through your website ?

thanks

Del

[BlackLabel]

Senior judge slams lawyers for obstructing Rochdale child sex grooming gang deportation case

One of the firms in question..

http://www.burtonandburton.co.uk/

Telegraph said:

Lawyers are helping a child sex grooming gang avoid attempts to deport them by obstructing the courts and “weakening the rule of law”, Britain’s most senior immigration judge has warned.

Mr Justice Bernard McCloskey accused taxpayer funded lawyers representing the gang of treating the immigration tribunal, which will decide whether they should be allowed to remain in Britain, with “sustained and marked disrespect”.

The case has raised fears that convicted criminals are adopting a strategy of timewasting and obstructing the courts in an attempt to put off any possible deportation from the UK as long as possible.

The judge said there had been “multiple recent examples of similar conduct and misconduct” and has urged Government legal officials to mount an investigation into such cases.

MPs have accused lawyers of making money by “gaming the system” and using delaying tactics to spin out cases.

[Digga]

Let's hope, post demise of Shiner (read shyster) these legal parasites will be thinking a lot more carefully about how they represent their clients. If there is wrongdoing, they should be nailed to the floor.

[del mar]

Digga said:

Let's hope, post demise of Shiner (read shyster) these legal parasites will be thinking a lot more carefully about how they represent their clients. If there is wrongdoing, they should be nailed to the floor.

He was the law society and the Guardian's lawyer of the year !!!

[del mar]

Upon sentencing the latest group from Rotherham.

When taken down they guilty men shouted Allah Akbar and there were shouts from their supporters, who supports these men ? I presume there are those who still think they have done nothing wrong.

If you leave meat uncovered in the street and a cat eats it, whose fault is it ?


It was reported yesterday that there has been an 80% rise in sex attacks by "children", although it didn't make reference to the actual numbers. This gives us yet another group we can talk about...

Children
Police
MP's
Sports Coaches
Catholics
Church
Priests
Bishops
Historic celebrities

We just cant say the words...

[Transmitter Man]

del mar said:

Just to be fair to all, there have been a Sheffield case perpetrated by white people. Young man and woman, but it followed the same drink / drugs friendship approach as the others.

Transmitter man I need to speak to you about cars and rust - I cant PM through here can I ring you through your website ?

thanks

Del

Hello Del,

Yes, of course you can e-mail me through my website in my profile.

Phil

[don4l]

del mar said:

Digga said:

Let's hope, post demise of Shiner (read shyster) these legal parasites will be thinking a lot more carefully about how they represent their clients. If there is wrongdoing, they should be nailed to the floor.

He was the law society and the Guardian's lawyer of the year !!!

The BBC also liked him.

[carinaman]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08hm9w4

In the last 15 minutes of that BBC radio programme lastnight a politician in Holland dared to mention the offences in Rotherham and the ethinicity of the offenders.

[KarlMac]

carinaman said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08hm9w4

In the last 15 minutes of that BBC radio programme lastnight a politician in Holland dared to mention the offences in Rotherham and the ethinicity of the offenders.

The interviewers reaction was interesting.

[StottyGTR]

KarlMac said:

carinaman said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08hm9w4

In the last 15 minutes of that BBC radio programme lastnight a politician in Holland dared to mention the offences in Rotherham and the ethinicity of the offenders.

The interviewers reaction was interesting.

As were the Dutch mans comments. I found myself agreeing with everything he said.

[Smiler.]

There was another programme on R4 a week or so ago which recalled the murder of that Muslim shopkeeper by another Muslim (for being the wrong type) & I was astonished (but not surprised) at what was said about issues relating to a community of certain foreign heritage both here and in their native country.

Astonished, not because it was mostly obvious but because such views usually cannot be aired without cries of racism. The points were raised & discussed by members of said community though. I'll bet it pushed some within the BBC to near meltdown.

The reporter in the episode of Analysis mentioned above really didn't get it. Or rather he did, but didn't seem to care - there's a narrative to maintain you know.

[Digga]

Smiler. said:

There was another programme on R4 a week or so ago which recalled the murder of that Muslim shopkeeper by another Muslim (for being the wrong type...

I don't know precisely why, but that story still upsets me. I guess it's because the shopkeeper appears to have been such a decent, bloke, well liked in his (diverse) community and the thug that killed him was such a vile and worthless human incarnation of dogma.