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Boris Johnson in 2019: "Money is being ‘spaffed up the wall’ on historic child abuse investigations"
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Loony loony labour mps have the chance to do what is right and launch enquiry’s and root out the evil.
They have chosen not to. And the biggest loony leftie loser, Starmer, is blaming the far right….. The lefties ain’t right in the head! |
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In a major speech on NHS reform, Sir Keir Starmer said on Monday: “Those that are spreading lies and misinformation, as far and as wide as possible, are not interested in the victims. They’re interested in themselves. Those who are cheerleading Tommy Robinson are not interested in justice.”
But Mr Musk retorted with a fresh flurry of lurid claims that Sir Keir – who oversaw the first major prosecution of an Asian grooming gang while director of public prosecutions – “was deeply complicit in the mass rapes in exchange for votes”. Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey called for the US ambassador to be summoned over Mr Musk’s remarks, while Tory leader Kemi Badenoch criticised Sir Keir as a “man of the past with no answers for today’s problems”. |
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A national inquiry should have been called given the heinous, severity, longevity and composition of rapists and sexual abusers were solely from the Pakistani community. An inquiry could have established whether this heinous behaviour could have been culturally induced, biologically induced or both.
Why are the perpetrators from only the Pakistani community? Why? |
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Labour has serious questions to answer
The public is clamouring for a moment of national recognition for the young victims disgracefully neglected by the authorities |
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Boris Johnson in 2019: "Money is being ‘spaffed up the wall’ on historic child abuse investigations"
referring to the 'Nick' cases, championed by James O'Brien |
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Is this 'you've had one inquiry so that's that' gonna be applied to everything else?
How many Finucane inquiries have there been? Another one was announced the other week |
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Not sure how many more inquiries we need to get exactly the same results. That the police and local authorities could never give a sh!t for kids in care, or youngsters on the fringes of crime and drugs etc, kids from broken homes. How many more times do we need to hear of allegations not being chased by the authorities, and then when the evidence becomes overwhelming, how they cover it all up to try to hide their own complicity or at least their wilful ignorance of what was going on?
Do we really need one more inquiry to add to that pile? As donny noted above, how about we start with actually listening to what the previous inquiries said and start acting on their recommendations? Cos if our interest is in actually protecting kids, and stopping something like it happening again, then that's what you need to do. |
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(as an aside)
I'd recommend everyone who posts on here who actually wants to carry on posting on here, is a little more careful and pauses before hitting post in the coming weeks. Seems to be a rising in feeling along the usual topics and that's usually followed by a cull of those who get most pretendy upset. |
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PorcupineorPineapple • January 7, 2025 8:24 AM GMT
(as an aside) I'd recommend everyone who posts on here who actually wants to carry on posting on here, is a little more careful and pauses before hitting post in the coming weeks. Seems to be a rising in feeling along the usual topics and that's usually followed by a cull of those who get most pretendy upset. A dictatorship is a government or a social situation where one person makes all the rules and decisions without input from anyone else. Dictatorship implies absolute power — one person who takes control — of a political situation, a family, a classroom or even a camping expedition. ...... beware what you wish for Porky |
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I'm wishing to help people avoid what might be coming. If you want to ignore it then I'm more than happy for you to carry on as before.
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education, education, education
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There are numerous areas where the existing inquiry is insufficient.
Whether ‘lifestyle choices’ as a phrase was ever used is of some debate now it seems, but inaction knowing a child’s age can’t be argued. |
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i want accountability rather than another enquiry
E.G those police officers who went in and found a mostly naked drunk 11 year girl with a group of adult males and arrested the girl for being drunk and disorderly to lose their jobs and their bosses lose their jobs and pensions I want those councillors and senior officers in the identified councils responsible for the safeguarding of children sacked and prosecuted where appropriate Etc etc Its like all major national incidents like this including the post office - there is no accountability for highly paid people who have been responsible for what happened |
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Exactly. And let's put in place the necessary changes to try to stop it happening again. No more kicking the can down the road to let off the guilty parties and give them a chance to retire themselves away from danger.
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The police/CPS have eventually bought some of the gangs to court but doesn’t seem to be much movement on putting the “customers “ in jail.
We have been informed that the gang leaders made money by selling the children to be raped. Why hasn’t they been a thousand court cases? The recent case in France saw every rapist given a prison sentence not just those who organised the crime. The law is the same in U.K. , it isn’t only the gang leaders who have broken the law. |
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Have to agree with you rothko
The only point of enquiries is to make Lawyers rich. Did the Conservative Home Secretary implement ANY of Jay’s recommendations? Jenrik is a complete etc hypocrite. Of all those doing the complaining how many of them ashley give a Shiite about these girls in the care system? The girl who was 12 years old when she went to the help to the Police, Sam, on GB News right now even says it is not about the ethnicity of the monsters it is about the care of the girls and the people shouting loudest are only interested in “ Pakistani’s “ being the perps. I agree with you rothko how could people turn their backs on abused children? It is equally as disgusting imho. The monsters need to be brought to justice and those in authority who did nothing should face the consequences of their actions at the very least. |
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@ Tobermory, 'how many Finucane inquiries have they been?'
Zero independent inquiries in the 35 years since, surely you agree there must be and if not why not? |
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Was Musk right to call Ed Davey a snivelling cretin? We are so lucky to be living in the golden age.
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From Geraldine Finucane, (source Pat Finucane centre);
'We do not believe his murder was simply the work of gunmen who killed him,we had no confidence police investigations would ever bring those responsible to justice.We were not satisfied from private limited reviews from which we were excluded. We could not accept assurances from previous British Governments that they were anxious to set the record straight because they were never prepared to in public' 'If a public inquiry into his murder can finally publicly examine all of the collusion that plagued our society for so many years then there is hope the real process of healing can begin' |
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An inquiry on this must have aims eg identify the causes, and implement the remedies to avoid a repeat of the same event happening some time down the line. An inquiry must also be fit for purpose.
Have the above been achieved? Have the individuals, the authorities eg social services, councils/councillors, police, CPS, etc, concerned been questioned at length and legally? Until the above have been achieved the inquiry is not fit for purpose, but merely going through the motion to placate the emotions and local/national politics at that moment. Here today, gone tomorrow practice/attitude does not do justice to the sufferings of the victims and their families. |