He has received a far bigger sentence than any number of convicted paedophiles "of Pakistani heritage" who groomed, raped and assaulted sexually-underaged white girls across the country for umpteen years.
Why is that? Is Glitter's case more serious? I fail to see how.
Good riddance to him btw.
He has received a far bigger sentence than any number of convicted paedophiles "of Pakistani heritage" who groomed, raped and assaulted sexually-underaged white girls across the country for umpteen years.Why is that? Is Glitter's case more serious?
We seem to be developing the most draconian sex offence laws of any country
I do not like sex offenders more anyone else, but this does not seem justice to me
Its because we are handing power in our society over to women of course, I do not think this is wise
Because soon it won't be just sex offenders that will pay the price but all men
Still I can only warn modern men, stop listening to women,
I think this is excessiveWe seem to be developing the most draconian sex offence laws of any countryI do not like sex offenders more anyone else, but this does not seem justice to meIts because we are handing power in our society over to women of cou
Not excessive ebul. Other sentences have been too lenient. Nursery worker jailed for 8 years for raping a 3 year old boy and molesting another. That was way too low, should have been 20 years.
Not excessive ebul. Other sentences have been too lenient.Nursery worker jailed for 8 years for raping a 3 year old boy and molesting another.That was way too low, should have been 20 years.
Vile paedophile Gary Glitter was waved to the cells by desperate fans who arrived in court wearing sparkly outfits to support the fiend.
Despite his history of shocking sex crimes, Glitter was supported in court by a number of people who apparently still consider the child abuser ‘the leader’.
Members of the press and public were stunned to discover the small collection of fans waiting patiently outside Southwark Crown Court from 8am this morning.
Some were dressed in jackets with glitter in them, while others grabbed hold of scrapbooks and magazines of their fallen idol.
Glitter acknowledged the support as he arrived in the dock today, while the fans waved to the disgraced entertainer.
The show of support came after a noted super fan of Glitter posted a message to a social network calling for other fans to join her down at Southwark Crown Court.
Posting on the Gary Glitter. Forever The Leader Facebook page, Claire Shephard wrote: "REQUEST. Direct request. If you can please be at Southwark Court, Friday, 27th February to show your support for Gary, please be there. I will be there from 8am.”
.http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/bizarre-scenes-court-gary-glitter-5243324Vile paedophile Gary Glitter was waved to the cells by desperate fans who arrived in court wearing sparkly outfits to support the fiend.Despite his history of shocking sex
I agree with Gery...the judiciary bending over backwards to appease the marauding masses.Lets see some of our Asian brethen get similar punishment" op north"....FAT CHANCE.
I agree with Gery...the judiciary bending over backwards to appease the marauding masses.Lets see some of our Asian brethen get similar punishment" op north"....FAT CHANCE.
1. I stand by my point that these sex crime sentences are excessive
2. Men are being convicted by totally unsubstantiated claims made by women. As there is little or no supporting evidence. How on earth is anyone supposed to know whether these women are telling the truth or not.?
3. There should be a time limit. If people feel they been raped or sexually abused, can they please report to the police at the time of the alleged offence. Not years after. I will make an exception for those abused as children.
4. Sex Offenders are being given lifetime punishments. They cannot leave this country after serving their sentence This is contravening their basic human rights.
I am actually more concerned about the Ched Evans verdict than this. That man has had his career and life destroyed by a false rape claim, in my opinion Yet he cannot pursue his career here or abroad. One of the worst miscarriages of justice I have ever seen.
Not everyone against me, a pleasant surprise1. I stand by my point that these sex crime sentences are excessive2. Men are being convicted by totally unsubstantiated claims made by women. As there is little or no supporting evidence.How on earth is an
Although we must have laws and conventions over sex
It may be as well to remember that it is function of women to have sex with men and then give birth and raise their offspring
It is the function of men to have sex with women.
It is what sex is all about lest we forget.
Also by nature women will virtually sleep with anyone to fulfil this, it is their instinct.
Although we must have laws and conventions over sexIt may be as well to remember that it is function of women to have sex with men and then give birth and raise their offspringIt is the function of men to have sex with women.It is what sex is all abo
Platini • February 28, 2015 1:11 PM GMT "by nature women will virtually sleep with anyone" you can't be serious, Ebul.
You could be right on reflection Platini....they don't seem to have slept with me enough I should have said they have a sluttish nature
I try Thin and Crispy, I try
My point badly put is sex crimes against children rightfully cause us revulsion
But against women I do not feel the same, seems par for the course with me, especially modern women in this country who have no morals They are also adults and must take some responsibility for their own behaviour. Depending on the offence itself, it is redeemable with me...not worth a lifetime punishment
Platini • February 28, 2015 1:11 PM GMT "by nature women will virtually sleep with anyone" you can't be serious, Ebul.You could be right on reflection Platini....they don't seem to have slept with me enoughI should have said they have a sluttish n
Leaving that aside, it is worrying the judge bent the rules to effectively double the sentence. It's a bit like during the riots when kids got six months for stealing bottled water. If the judge thinks the law is wrong, he should write to his MP.
Leaving that aside, it is worrying the judge bent the rules to effectively double the sentence. It's a bit like during the riots when kids got six months for stealing bottled water. If the judge thinks the law is wrong, he should write to his MP.
The judge made the sentences consecutive rather than, as would usually be the case, concurrent, thus effectively doubling the sentence.
How did he bend the rules?The judge made the sentences consecutive rather than, as would usually be the case, concurrent, thus effectively doubling the sentence.
alun2005 • February 28, 2015 5:47 PM GMT The compilers of various Registers are watching this thread with interest.
You think I will be placed on the sex offenders register for posting on here? The way we are going it would not surprise me......as I said women rule in our society
Still it is difficult to argue against the patent stupidity of modern men like babes to the slaughter I am afraid to say
I am misogynistic I admit that...not surprising really...women have always stitched me up, be surprising if I thought otherwise I also see an awful lot of other men going the same way...decent blokes brought down by women
I say it as I see it
Patently vindictivealun2005 • February 28, 2015 5:47 PM GMT The compilers of various Registers are watching this thread with interest.You think I will be placed on the sex offenders register for posting on here?The way we are going it would not s
The judge made the sentences consecutive rather than, as would usually be the case, concurrent, thus effectively doubling the sentence.
It' entirely up to the judge whether he does this and it's not at all unusual or bending the rules to do so when a person is found guilty of completely unrelated offences. If it was then it would lead to the absurd situation where the Crown would hardly ever prosecute unrelated offences on the same proceedings and just run 3 seperate trials against the person so the judge would be able to impose a seperate sentence at the end of each trial.
The judge made the sentences consecutive rather than, as would usually be the case, concurrent, thus effectively doubling the sentence. It' entirely up to the judge whether he does this and it's not at all unusual or bending the rules to do so when
Never mind the even absurder notion that anyone who knows they already have comitted an offence meriting the maximum sentence can then get their 2nd, 3rd or 4th for free.
Never mind the even absurder notion that anyone who knows they already have comitted an offence meriting the maximum sentence can then get their 2nd, 3rd or 4th for free.