think the sky report lost all credibility when it said the ladys were picked purely on their looks and then the times mole turned out to be a right munter, they were given the clothes and underwear to wear,has now turned into they were asked to wear black with matching underwear, you no like models on a catwalk everyday, hope some of the women come forward to put the counter  view about the night but of course they,ll be intimidated by the feminist lynch mob,going to be a lonely sad place for men and women in this country before to long

It's a real shame that the politicians and the liberal media weren't quite so keen to report and investigate the organised gangs of peace-loving, peaceful-religion observing paedophiles who have for most of this millennium been grooming and raping sexually-underaged white British girls on an industrial scale.

There was one politician who recently (and belatedly) did make some sensible and well-judged public comments about the problem Britain experiences with these paedophiles, 99.99% of whom fit a particular profile. Sadly she was sacked by Jeremy Corbyn for telling the truth, partly because he needs the votes of the particular sector concerned. Labour are very good at sucking up to that sector. They have even been known to stage segregated public meetings to keep them onboard.

Great Ormond street hospital sending back money . The journalists and papers making a song and dance about this have this on their conscience

and dont forget the Labour MP  who told the girls who had been groomed and raped.. to keep their mouths shut for the good of Diversity .. she has,nt been sacked tho...double standards  or what.. from the Rotter Corbyn and co .

Noone on here is saying the evening was pure as the driven.

But it would be helpful to have evidence before jumping to conclusions, calling for resignations, handing back money and demonising men.

A bloke on the radio yesterday said he was a waiter at a Chippendales event and was groped throughout. The BBC presenter Emma Barnett made light of it and laughed throughout the interview. It was shameful.

the lady on the inside from the times who,s job it was to get all the complaints,etc just been interviewed on bbc the most outrageous she has come up with is , holding hands,touching the bottom of the back,not saying its right but out of 350 men and 130 women how many were harassed and by how many men,still no official complaints,no one walked out and no one besides the ladies from the times prepared to say they saw anything,meanwhile breakfast tv luvies taking a break from tues where they paraded on the red carpet with skirts up to their arris, splits up to their belly buttons,clevage down to their belly buttons,before turning up for work the next day drunk,telling us their morally outraged,
ive learned something today all the ladies on sky ,bbc,itv etc are apparently hired for their expertise in politics,sport, etc and not their appearance ,arnt we lucky theres no munters amongst the experts ,must of all failed the interview

If people were assaulted or touched up while working that is completely out of order.

I know the organisation that run the event has closed, everyone who sponsored it is outraged and has withdrawn, donations taken over many years have been returned.

But what are the actual complaints filed? Who were the perpetrators? How many assaults were there?

More questions than answers at the moment.

Should that MP resign for attending? Should all the men who attended resign from their jobs?

Any waitress/hostess who felt uncomfortable only had to grab their coats and leave. It's that simple. Everyone else was there to have a good time and raise money for charity. All innocent fun.

Get me a drink    Joined: 25 Oct 03
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So sick of all this oppression.

Has there ever been a more pathetic whiny post on this forum?

you aint being bullied saddo, you are choosing the arguments you forward on here

You are correct donny. I will not be bullied, neither will many millions of others.

you percieve it, it aint happening

you are simply wrong , that doesnt make it bullying

you can have it 2 ways, either nothing much went on or lots went on,and the women involved are quite happy to let sexual predadtors move onto someone else, either way don't make the I,m offended guv, brigade look very good

jimmy tarbuck but only for impersonating a comedian

@ Insider Trader

saddo is going to report that the men attending the dinner are being bullied and oppressed, no doubt the FT journalists will be arrested in due course.

The thing I find difficult to understand is that the reporter said they were asked to wear short skirts and matching underwear. Surely this request would send alarm bells ringing in some of the girl's minds that would have warned them about the sort of event this may be?

If so, they must have weighed up whether they wanted to take on the work or not and clearly they did.

The FT reporter wore a camera which hasn't recorded anything inappropriate let alone illegal.

She has not offered any names or descriptions. She hasn't informed the Old Bill.

Any news yet of any 'hostesses' returning their reported £150 pay cheques in disgust ?

I agree, akabula, the reaction is ridiculous and to think of all that charity money going back to the donors.

The female journalist obviously doesn't get out much if she thinks that the strangest thing that happened to her was that someone she just met put his hand on hers!

its the old tiny minority of screechers with their political drum to beat men with

just wait till the bearded ones get in  - then they really will have something to complain about

I note you never hear about this in headlines - ya know an organisation riven with homophobia anti gay, misogyny - treating women as chattels/second class citizens, racism and assaults on minors.