another abuse gang
Discussion
andymc said:
May as well put up something like this, for it is only a matter of time.
It was reported lastnight that UKIP are running with '1400 reasons to vote'.
The candidates for the PCC Election in Rotherham:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshi...
I quite like the sound of the top one, though the one saying justice will be done, but no witch hunts may have a point.
The candidates for the PCC Election in Rotherham:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshi...
I quite like the sound of the top one, though the one saying justice will be done, but no witch hunts may have a point.
More from that pressured researcher including a letter to the then Chief Constable. Yet he denied on BBC radio that he knew anything about it until it made the news.
Someone is lying.
http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire...
Someone is lying.
http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire...
Guam said:
Some folk involved in that coverup should be facing jail time, the removal, deletion and creation of false evidence is criminal iirc?
Indeed. I heard this guy on The Today programme a couple of months ago protesting his innocence. It was almost like he wanted to get his version out in the public domain in case he was shown in a bad light by Crompton and Meredydd Hughes.O/T - I have a letter full of testicles from a Chief Constable, but it's not about child abuse, it's covering up what a former police officer referred to as 'low level corruption'.
carinaman said:
Satah Champion MP 'I've spoken to police forces all over the Country about this. They said it was too resource heavy so they had been turning a blind eye'.
Yet money and resources were no object when Cliff or D.L.T. were the accused(thats not to say those two are guilty or innocent). Sorry Sarah, not buying it, especially after so many resignations. Still think too many people were scared of being accused of racism, and the end of their careers and pension. Meanwhile over in Manchester...
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/oct/28/pol...
11 arrests, could be anybody.
freakybacon said:
Yet money and resources were no object when Cliff or D.L.T. were the accused(thats not to say those two are guilty or innocent). Sorry Sarah, not buying it, especially after so many resignations. Still think too many people were scared of being accused of racism, and the end of their careers and pension.
Meanwhile over in Manchester...
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/oct/28/pol...
11 arrests, could be anybody.
CMD needs to declare war on this. And uncontrolled immigration.Meanwhile over in Manchester...
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/oct/28/pol...
11 arrests, could be anybody.
julianm said:
Listen here : http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04mcp9q
05.10 onwards.
That made grim listening.05.10 onwards.
File on 4 is covering this too - on now.
anonymous said:
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Mrs Digga lived in a place there in her final year at Mcr Uni, just round the corner from the Mad Hatter (where the Irish guys used to park their Hino tipper lorries at night). It was a desperately run-down area back then, so god knows what a few decades of wear and tear, combined with third world immigration have done for the place.Having listened to File on 4, the picture painted results in some rather serious questions for the UK Pakistani "community".
Possibly not everywhere in the UK, but seemingly anywhere where the "community" is of significant size.
For the branded racist xenophobe (like this poster), it's unsurprising given previous questions over the sea-change in local demographics resulting from mass localised immigration of an unintegrated populace.
Of course, this programme could just be a hatchet job.
But repeated use of "disrespect", "shame", "community", "tight-knit" & the accounts of responses from local mosques is outright damming.
It paints a picture of a widespread culture that so broken, so corrupt, so evil, where the vilest abuse of children is actioned by those at every level within this "community".
It deserves to be outed & banished from this planet for ever, but is would seem that those in the upper echelons want to keep the status quo.
You almost could not make this up.
I have a question for the politician that made this possible:
When did I ever get asked if it was OK to import a moronic, third world culture like this & have it establish itself down my street?
Possibly not everywhere in the UK, but seemingly anywhere where the "community" is of significant size.
For the branded racist xenophobe (like this poster), it's unsurprising given previous questions over the sea-change in local demographics resulting from mass localised immigration of an unintegrated populace.
Of course, this programme could just be a hatchet job.
But repeated use of "disrespect", "shame", "community", "tight-knit" & the accounts of responses from local mosques is outright damming.
It paints a picture of a widespread culture that so broken, so corrupt, so evil, where the vilest abuse of children is actioned by those at every level within this "community".
It deserves to be outed & banished from this planet for ever, but is would seem that those in the upper echelons want to keep the status quo.
You almost could not make this up.
I have a question for the politician that made this possible:
When did I ever get asked if it was OK to import a moronic, third world culture like this & have it establish itself down my street?
Smiler. said:
I have a question for the politician that made this possible:
When did I ever get asked if it was OK to import a moronic, third world culture like this & have it establish itself down my street?
I am very much pro-immigration, all for enabling refugees to flee desperate, dangerous situations, and I am very much of the belief that, ultimately, there is a lot of good in humanity. However, I cannot possibly understand how bringing enough third world people into any area will not result in it becoming, to a greater or lesser degree, third world itself, especially if you're not even bothering to screen for criminals.When did I ever get asked if it was OK to import a moronic, third world culture like this & have it establish itself down my street?
How did we ever expect immigrants to integrate and assimilate our culture, laws and ways of living? 'We' - our government - had a duty not only to its own people, but also the immigrants it allowed here, to ensure the very things that make the UK so attractive - justice, education, welfare services, quality of life - were preserved and that these immigrants had the best chance of successful, productive lives.
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