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Originally Posted by garinda
I neither like or dislike this man. I do however think it is a cop out to say that nothing can be done if there are genuine charges to be made, just because he has 'friends in high places'.
How high up are his protective friends? Press Barons, government ministers, the Lord Chancellor...the PM?
As I've said umpteen times before, no one is beyond the reach of some form of public scrutiny.
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your just so gullible. the pm etc tend to be under more scrunity than your average jo . if they do anything slightly untoward they resighn giving this creates a strong image that the uk is corruption free as even the PM cant get away with anything. normal public servants are therefore fairly free from scrutiny. like i said if you dont know how things work within the local community than dont make brash comments. this is despite the fact that you know of the taxi driver who was aawarded his licence despite being a danger to women.