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olddesperado
03 Nov 17 22:08
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Seems like the police are going to be busy...

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Just Checking
When: 03 Nov 17 22:24
It's reached critical mass hasn't it, there are I'm sure MPs who are wrong 'uns but every attention seeker, butcase, person with an axe to grind, or compensation sniffer will be looking at this with interest. Same as previous "celebrity" ones where they'll have 50 allegations and many will be proven to have been impossible.

It doesn't help the real victims does it ..
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Just Checking
When: 03 Nov 17 22:24
butcase, great word! I wonder if Trump invented the word "Fake" via a typo?
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akabula
When: 03 Nov 17 22:30
The problem is that as well as the 'nutcases' everything is being lumped together.
I doubt the police for instance will be interested in someone who has made a suggestive remark or unwelcomed advance.
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akabula
When: 03 Nov 17 22:33
I think the term butcases is used used to refer to homosexual instances only JC.
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olddesperado
When: 03 Nov 17 22:51
I disagree akabula,

The police have shown for years they are more interested in trivial cases with soft convictions than actual serious ones where expensive barristers tear their case apart.
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akabula
When: 03 Nov 17 23:06
From what we've heard about Fallon so far I'm fairly confident that the police won't get involved.
And before the police act they would need to receive a complaint first which I doubt will happen in the vast majority of cases.
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alun2005
When: 03 Nov 17 23:09
Have the police finished investigating Pretendy Headmaster Cyril Smith yet?
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