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Less 19-03-2013 18:23

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 1047814)

- an elderly tory ex cabinet minister and a very christian pop idol ;)

Are we supposed to celebrate?

Whomsoever these people are, they have betrayed people and children's trust, 'IF' found guilty but, why, Oh, why, do you come across as if you're enjoying this announcement?
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/i...ies/idunno.gif

jaysay 19-03-2013 18:24

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1047824)
Down to your normal standard of insult, I almost 'liked' the post just for it's predictability.
:o

No matter how hard cashy and myself try we'll never get anywhere close to being as dumb as birdy, put his brain in a bird it would fly backwards ;)

cashman 19-03-2013 21:31

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 1047811)
You and Jaysay are Dumb and getting Dumber! ;):)

Hey i'll tell your kid oer you.:D

jaysay 20-03-2013 08:33

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1047886)
Hey i'll tell your kid oer you.:D

I think its an insult calling himself after such an intelligent Bird cashy:D

accyman 20-03-2013 22:06

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Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 1047300)
Has anyone gone back to the first pages of this thread, I have found it quite amusing to see the change in opinions!

not sure if i posted at the begining but when the accusations first broke i thought it was 1 or 2 people trying to make a few quid by choosing someone who was dead and could not defend themselves against allegations

over the past 20 years there have been cases where people have had their carreers shattered by false acusations such as mathew kelly and that bloke who people guessed was supposed to have raped ulrika johnson so people cant be blamed for thinking this was just another horrible accusation especially when in the eyes of most of the public he was practically a saint and patron of many worthy charities..

its only as more evidence and more people came forward that it became pretty obvious the guy was pure evil.

just as when people cry rape when they havnt been raped the people who cry abuse when they havnt been abused cause dammage to genuine victims past ,present and future.

what i want to see is teh people who helped cover his crimes up and helped facilitate his crimes punished propperly.Its too late to punish saville but its not too late to punish his co-conspirators and accomplances

jaysay 21-03-2013 08:53

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 1048074)
not sure if i posted at the begining but when the accusations first broke i thought it was 1 or 2 people trying to make a few quid by choosing someone who was dead and could not defend themselves against allegations

over the past 20 years there have been cases where people have had their carreers shattered by false acusations such as mathew kelly and that bloke who people guessed was supposed to have raped ulrika johnson so people cant be blamed for thinking this was just another horrible accusation especially when in the eyes of most of the public he was practically a saint and patron of many worthy charities..

its only as more evidence and more people came forward that it became pretty obvious the guy was pure evil.

just as when people cry rape when they havnt been raped the people who cry abuse when they havnt been abused cause dammage to genuine victims past ,present and future.

what i want to see is teh people who helped cover his crimes up and helped facilitate his crimes punished propperly.Its too late to punish saville but its not too late to punish his co-conspirators and accomplances

That was a very good post and too the point Accyman, even now there will be some people on the make thinking they can get a few quid out of it by making false claims. I actually think that anybody who is found to be making false claims for financial gain or to purposely ruin another persons reputation should have the book thrown at them, making false claims only puts off genuine cases from coming forward

MargaretR 12-05-2013 09:17

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I have said in this thread, and the Nigel Evans thread, that I consider that sexual deviancy is used as a means of blackmail and control of politicians.

In case you had doubts -

The Dirt Book: How the sexual abuse of children is used for political gain | spotlight

cmonstanley 25-05-2013 05:28

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testing testing

jaysay 25-05-2013 07:55

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 1060501)
testing testing

Trying, trying :rolleyes:

kestrelx 25-05-2013 11:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1047826)
No matter how hard cashy and myself try we'll never get anywhere close to being as dumb as birdy, put his brain in a bird it would fly backwards ;)

Brainwashed fool! :rolleyes: I take it that your decision I am dumb relates to drugs and my stance on that - people like you havn't got a clue - you see the words "Legalise drugs" and you see red because you ain't got a clue about the issue!

jaysay 25-05-2013 13:50

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 1060526)
Brainwashed fool! :rolleyes: I take it that your decision I am dumb relates to drugs and my stance on that - people like you havn't got a clue - you see the words "Legalise drugs" and you see red because you ain't got a clue about the issue!

If the cap fits wear it:rolleyes:

Less 25-05-2013 13:57

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 1060526)
Brainwashed fool! :rolleyes: I take it that your decision I am dumb relates to drugs and my stance on that - people like you havn't got a clue - you see the words "Legalise drugs" and you see red because you ain't got a clue about the issue!

His decision just might, I don't know but just might, be made because of the low standard of post you have a history of putting on...

But what do I know?

I can only work with the evidence you put before us!

cmonstanley 25-05-2013 18:40

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:eek: ha ha :D
Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1060514)
Trying, trying :rolleyes:


kestrelx 02-11-2013 13:04

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1060550)
His decision just might, I don't know but just might, be made because of the low standard of post you have a history of putting on...

But what do I know?

I can only work with the evidence you put before us!

Your standard is very low you are hypocrite!

I was attacked for starting post on Saville yet within a few weeks it all started to come out and even now Paul Gambaccini has been arrested! Who suggested Saville may have been a necrophiliac!

Gambaccini denies sex allegations

Less 02-11-2013 13:31

Allegations about Jimmy Saville: covered up?
 
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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 1081990)
Your standard is very low you are hypocrite!

How am I a hypocrite?
I've always thought you were a fool, I've always told you, you're a fool, I've never pretended to like you, I see no need to change or hide, my opinion as to what you are.
So, where do you draw your assumptions from?

Burningman 02-11-2013 14:30

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Time is the greatest healer.

Unless you were molested by Jimmy Savile 40 years ago, then the solution appears to be money

jaysay 03-11-2013 09:00

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Originally Posted by Burningman (Post 1082004)
Time is the greatest healer.

Unless you were molested by Jimmy Savile 40 years ago, then the solution appears to be money

And that's what a lot of people have been saying for years too

cmonstanley 12-01-2014 18:30

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Female MP abused boy in care | UK | News | Daily Express wonder whats this all about:confused:

Gordon Booth 12-01-2014 18:40

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 1090326)
Female MP abused boy in care | UK | News | Daily Express wonder whats this all about:confused:

You posted it , why don't you try reading it?

Boeing Guy 12-01-2014 19:26

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If the Daily Express have printed it, it must be true.

You have a link to Private Eye in your signature, if you are a regular reader of it, you should know what they think of Dirty Des' s quality rag

accyman 15-01-2014 17:50

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very strange for a news paper not to name someone accused of been a pedophile they havnt shown such restraint with many many other people

one could be forgiven for thinking even they think the case so flimbsy that even they dare not put a name in print

Barrie Yates 17-01-2014 08:08

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So a girl goes to Roache's house and is raped and traumatised. She then returns - from the reports, a number of times and she is raped again.
Perhaps I am missing something here but why return to a place where she was abused and traumatised to such an extent that she can clearly remember the details of something that happened over 50 years ago?????????????????????

MargaretR 17-01-2014 08:30

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 1090671)
So a girl goes to Roache's house and is raped and traumatised. She then returns - from the reports, a number of times and she is raped again.
Perhaps I am missing something here but why return to a place where she was abused and traumatised to such an extent that she can clearly remember the details of something that happened over 50 years ago?????????????????????

Rape is not always violent aggression.
A victim can be under the control of the rapist in order to ensure their passive endurance of the act - ie. the victim didn't want it but felt helpless to prevent it.

If you have heard the term 'grooming', that it how it is done.

MargaretR 17-01-2014 09:26

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PS - Whilst we are on the subject of 'passive endurance' -
Some men have a misguided notion that there is such a thing as 'conjugal rights'.
If a wife doesn't respond to foreplay it means she doesn't want to do it. To carry on regardless is emotionally damaging to her. Some men treat their wives like animated blow up dolls. If you behave like that by 'carrying on regardless' you end up killing any love she ever felt for you.

Gordon Booth 17-01-2014 09:49

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 1090686)
If a wife doesn't respond to foreplay it means she doesn't want to do it. To carry on regardless is emotionally damaging to her.

Just goes to show how selfish and thoughtless some women can be.

Isn't saying 'No' to your loving, caring, thoughtful man emotionally damaging to him? :confused:

Imagine his loss of confidence in his career, with his friends, doing housework!

That selfish, thoughtless moment on her part could ruin his whole life.

Margaret Pilkington 17-01-2014 10:41

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It is a well documented fact that the libido of men and women are at odds both in timing and frequency......so a woman refusing intimacy (with her spouse)isn't a big deal.

Any man who finds that a refusal of intimacy damages his confidence, has issues that will not be dealt with by getting his end away.

( Gordon, I do hope your post was 'tongue in cheek')

Gordon Booth 17-01-2014 11:21

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1090689)
a woman refusing intimacy (with her spouse)isn't a big deal.

There we go again- a lack of sensitivity.Try asking the man whether it's a big deal!:eek::eek:

Any man who finds that a refusal of intimacy damages his confidence, has issues that will not be dealt with by getting his end away.

Surprised at you, Margaret. I thought you at least would understand how sensitive and easily hurt most men can be. :eek:

( Gordon, I do hope your post was 'tongue in cheek')

I don't really like smilies but perhaps I should use more.

Margaret Pilkington 17-01-2014 11:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gordon Booth (Post 1090695)
I don't really like smilies but perhaps I should use more.

What makes you think I haven't asked, Gordon?
I am a very straightforward person.....but I still hold the view that any man who is offended by his spouse spurning a bit of leg-over, has a very delicate ego...and needs to (in todays parlance) 'Man up'.

In the past if I ever didn't feel like a bit of 'amore'......I would say so and often say why(your breath stinks of garlic/beer/cigarettes or all three).

Now if he took the initiative to 'woo' me then things might change...but come on Gordon - pull the other one about men being such sensitive souls. I have lived too long to believe that myth.

Accyexplorer 22-04-2014 14:24

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"People who say they were sexually abused by Jimmy Savile are being advised how they can claim compensation through adverts in newspapers.
So far, about 140 people have come forward claiming they are victims of the former entertainer."

BBC News - Jimmy Savile: Adverts advise victims on compensation

I wonder how many will be jumping onboard the compensation wagon!

Neil 24-04-2014 12:24

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I don't think anyone should get compensation from the estate because nothing has been proven in court.

Accyexplorer 24-04-2014 13:25

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1103809)
I don't think anyone should get compensation from the estate because nothing has been proven in court.

I know where your coming from Neil. :)

Neil 24-04-2014 13:54

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I am not saying he did or didn't but that should be proven in a court of law not in the media

Accyexplorer 24-04-2014 16:20

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1103814)
I am not saying he did or didn't but that should be proven in a court of law not in the media

I know,when I was young jimmy sav fixed it for me to meet John craven on countryfile, I even got to milk a cow blindfolded.
There was rumours but nothing proved :eek: :D...


...sorry in advance if that's too far and I've caused you work ;)

Accyexplorer 25-04-2014 06:25

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I wonder if there's a connection between these two? Hmmm.

Operation Yewtree Police Arrest 73-Year-Old Man Over Sexual Offences

John Craven - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

He certainly fits the criteria.

gpick24 25-04-2014 08:07

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He`s a 73 year old male, so it must be him.

Accyexplorer 25-04-2014 09:38

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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1103883)
He`s a 73 year old male, so it must be him.

Your probably right g, I can't find anything on the WWW linking the two....

...You could of given me a rolleyes icon, unless your serious ;)

gpick24 25-04-2014 09:41

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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1103889)
...You could of given me a rolleyes icon, unless your serious ;)

Not easy to do on tapatalk, have double now..:rolleyes::rolleyes:. :)

Accyexplorer 25-04-2014 10:05

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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1103890)
Not easy to do on tapatalk, have double now..:rolleyes::rolleyes:. :)

Maybe the stresses of everyday life are getting to me, perhaps I need a 'Summer holiday', saying that, I always seem to long for the 'green green grass of home' when I'm away ;)

DaveinGermany 25-04-2014 18:11

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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1103891)
I always seem to long for the 'green green grass of home' when I'm away ;)

Depends where you go, you should be able to find some equally green & succulent grass. ;)
http://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/smoke/sm...sing-joint.gif

Accyexplorer 25-04-2014 18:36

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1103919)
Depends where you go, you should be able to find some equally green & succulent grass. ;)
http://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/smoke/sm...sing-joint.gif

Probably a good thing after all is said and done D, I'm thinking of quiting..cough cough....ok at least cutting down after reading this:
CardioBuzz: Is Marijuana Bad for Your Heart? :smoky:

MargaretR 25-04-2014 21:34

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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1103920)
Probably a good thing after all is said and done D, I'm thinking of quiting..cough cough....ok at least cutting down after reading this:
CardioBuzz: Is Marijuana Bad for Your Heart? :smoky:

The herbal smoke I use is Mullein

The Benefits of Mullein - Healing.Answers.com

Legal and cheap at £2 for 50 grams. It doesn't give you a 'high', but mixed with tobacco, it helps in weaning off nicotine and has a lung healing effect.

Accyexplorer 26-04-2014 08:53

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 1103933)
The herbal smoke I use is Mullein

The Benefits of Mullein - Healing.Answers.com

Legal and cheap at £2 for 50 grams. It doesn't give you a 'high', but mixed with tobacco, it helps in weaning off nicotine and has a lung healing effect.

Thanks M, I'll be looking into that.
I had a quick google an it seems it can be used for a whole manner of things including the things you listed.....


....Shame it doesn't give a relaxing "high" too, it'd be a wonder drug in my eyes :D

DaveinGermany 26-04-2014 10:06

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 1103933)
but mixed with tobacco

and has a lung healing effect.

Seems a rather contradictory situation to my mind, you take a substance to alleviate respiratory problems - but to deliver this healing substance you introduce it with a product known to causes the damage in the first instance????

Somewhat odd logic that Mags or have I missed something? :idunno:

Margaret Pilkington 26-04-2014 10:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1103891)
Maybe the stresses of everyday life are getting to me, perhaps I need a 'Summer holiday', saying that, I always seem to long for the 'green green grass of home' when I'm away ;)

Life should be the only 'high' you need.
Have a look at the story of the young lad who is dying and has just raised 2.5 million quid for the Teenage Cancer charity.
Ask yourself if the stress in your life is equal to what he has gone through with fortitude and courage and then put your own life into that frame and see if the perspectives are better.
I think you might find that they are!

There is nothing like dealing with cancer to give you a short sharp lesson in what life is really about.

Margaret Pilkington 26-04-2014 10:15

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Here is a link.
Cancer drive donations top £2.5m (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)

MargaretR 26-04-2014 10:27

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1103973)
Seems a rather contradictory situation to my mind, you take a substance to alleviate respiratory problems - but to deliver this healing substance you introduce it with a product known to causes the damage in the first instance????

Somewhat odd logic that Mags or have I missed something? :idunno:

It isn't logical to smoke anything if you have damaged lungs.

However, from the viewpoint of a nicotine addict, anything which enables a reduction in nicotine use is an improvement in health, or perhaps better said, is less damaging.

I once had a 30 a day habit - now I smoke 5 and those 5 are mixed with mullein 50/50.

It is interesting to note that as recent as 1940s/50s, TB hospitals prescribed mullein for smokers (not for non smokers!). This was in the days when antibiotics were a novelty.

It does have an expectorant effect and so reduces the risk of fluid build up in the lungs.

PS we seem to have gone off topic - sorry.

westendlass 26-04-2014 18:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1103975)
Life should be the only 'high' you need.
Have a look at the story of the young lad who is dying and has just raised 2.5 million quid for the Teenage Cancer charity.
Ask yourself if the stress in your life is equal to what he has gone through with fortitude and courage and then put your own life into that frame and see if the perspectives are better.
I think you might find that they are!

There is nothing like dealing with cancer to give you a short sharp lesson in what life is really about.

Some people really bowl you over with their courage and that young lad is amazing. It brought tears to my eyes when I saw the news footage, what a fantastic human being.

Margaret Pilkington 26-04-2014 18:50

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To get back on thread....it seems that David Steel is still maintaining that he knew nothing of the allegations about Cyril Smith. I don't quite know how that can be so.
I worked with a Nurse who lived in Rochdale in the late 70's and she would tell me of the 'rumours' about the fat man....and she said it was general knowledge around the town.
So I don't believe it for a minute.

cashman 26-04-2014 21:01

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1104038)
To get back on thread....it seems that David Steel is still maintaining that he knew nothing of the allegations about Cyril Smith. I don't quite know how that can be so.
I worked with a Nurse who lived in Rochdale in the late 70's and she would tell me of the 'rumours' about the fat man....and she said it was general knowledge around the town.
So I don't believe it for a minute.

Well lets be honest, no-one who did know is gonna say,"I did, but turned a blind eye";)

Margaret Pilkington 26-04-2014 21:59

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No Cashy, because that makes them as guilty...but it does make them liars.

Accyexplorer 28-04-2014 23:52

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BBC News - Max Clifford guilty of eight indecent assaults

Hopefully this wrong un will get a long sentence.
Tip of the iceberg? Hmmm

If he's so good at public relations, whys everyone think he's a [insert word].

Accyexplorer 30-04-2014 13:03

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A few interesting ('speculative') reads:

Barry George, Jill Dando, Jimmy Savile, BBC paedophiles, Cliff Richard, Alan Farthing, Nick Ross and Britain?s dirty secrets | thecolemanexperience

The Curious Case of Nick Clegg, Leon Brittan, William Hague, Derek Laud, Cyril Smith, David Cameron and the VIP Child-Abuse Connection | thecolemanexperience

Accyexplorer 02-05-2014 17:28

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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1104393)
BBC News - Max Clifford guilty of eight indecent assaults

Hopefully this wrong un will get a long sentence.
Tip of the iceberg? Hmmm

If he's so good at public relations, whys everyone think he's a [insert word].

Years of abuse has finally caught up with Max, though he only got 8yrs, he'll probably only serve 4 :(

Will he be bringing down any of the other peado's at top? Very doubtful :(

DaveinGermany 02-05-2014 18:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1104788)
Will he be bringing down any of the other peado's at top? :(

Hope springs eternal!

Restless 03-05-2014 08:24

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1103975)
Life should be the only 'high' you need.

So true Margaret, but flawed. There are those that find life to be a downer most of the time and unfortunately for some they don't realise that getting high is escapism and that is walking a tightrope. I of course speak of my own experience. The depressed are so wrapped up in themselves that your statement is a none existent possibility.

Accyexplorer 03-05-2014 15:08

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Here we go again.
Max Clifford jailed: Police investigate fresh allegations against shamed PR guru after new women come forward - Mirror Online

Less 03-05-2014 15:31

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Nope, here you go again, just a link, no real input.

Accyexplorer 03-05-2014 18:35

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1104910)
Nope, here you go again, just a link, no real input.

Nope, here you go again, just a (provocative) comment, No real input :p

Anyway, Max's antics have caught up with him, he could appeal but there's always a chance he could get longer.
Hopefully, with more of his 'victims' coming forward he won't see the light of day again and I know they do segregate what's known in prisons as "beasts", accidents can (and hopefully will) happen.

For anyone interested here's the "sentencing remarks" :(
http://www.judiciary.gov.uk/Resource...v-clifford.pdf

Less 03-05-2014 18:39

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Not provocative, frustrated by your overuse of links and lack of personal input. We all watch and read the news, so what is the need for your copy & paste?

Accyexplorer 04-05-2014 09:04

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Is Jimmy savile doing rap? No, it's Russell from Texas
https://mobile.twitter.com/Texas_Frog

westendlass 04-05-2014 09:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1104942)
Nope, here you go again, just a (provocative) comment, No real input :p

Anyway, Max's antics have caught up with him, he could appeal but there's always a chance he could get longer.
Hopefully, with more of his 'victims' coming forward he won't see the light of day again and I know they do segregate what's known in prisons as "beasts", accidents can (and hopefully will) happen.

For anyone interested here's the "sentencing remarks" :(
http://www.judiciary.gov.uk/Resource...v-clifford.pdf

I think Clifford may be aware that when Stuart Hall appealed his sentence was increased. Wonder if he's a gambling man?

Accyexplorer 04-05-2014 11:24

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Originally Posted by westendlass (Post 1105032)
I think Clifford may be aware that when Stuart Hall appealed his sentence was increased. Wonder if he's a gambling man?

Who knows, if max is struggling (which I doubt) maybe Simon cowell (who moves in them sort of circles) will cover the legal fees for him?
Simon's shame | Mail Online

Very strange behaviour, if I do say so myself :rolleyes:

Accyexplorer 29-05-2014 02:27

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I know Rolf Harris hasn't been found guilty of anything (yet).And I know a man is innocent until proven guilty? I also comprehend 'celebrities' can be seen as soft targets - especially when all the accusations are so old and there's money to be made from falsifying them.but I personally think he's guilty.
Rolf Harris admits secret affair shows his darker side in cross-examination | UK news | The Guardian

I can't believe he sang jake the peg in court,mind you, I don't think two little boys would of gone down any better (by "gone down".. i mean as in appreciated by the audience).
I suppose it could of been worse and he could of sang his own version of Divinyls - I Touch Myself :eek:

DaveinGermany 29-05-2014 08:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1107306)
'celebrities' can be seen as soft targets

Quite so it appears, in truth the common consensus is that the rot is deeper, darker & goes further up the food chain than is being allowed to be broadcast! Certain political figures have been cited as involved/present but not brought to task. The system reeks of cronyism & cover up, so for those reasons alone the whole truth & depth of the depravity & indulgence will never be exposed.

In the mean time, the populace will be thrown the comforting crumbs of a few has-beens up for public exhibition & reviling, this pitiful charade all a part of the appeasement to throw the baying hounds off the blood trail of the higher placed degenerates.

cashman 29-05-2014 13:40

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1107311)
Quite so it appears, in truth the common consensus is that the rot is deeper, darker & goes further up the food chain than is being allowed to be broadcast! Certain political figures have been cited as involved/present but not brought to task. The system reeks of cronyism & cover up, so for those reasons alone the whole truth & depth of the depravity & indulgence will never be exposed.

In the mean time, the populace will be thrown the comforting crumbs of a few has-beens up for public exhibition & reviling, this pitiful charade all a part of the appeasement to throw the baying hounds off the blood trail of the higher placed degenerates.

Thats certainly nailed it Dave, anyone wi n ounce of sense knows thats the case.;)

Margaret Pilkington 29-05-2014 13:55

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Yes, the situation in the liberal party with Cyril Smith is a prime example...and there is nothing to suggest that there are not men with the same predilection in the other parties.
It certainly is no 'crumb of comfort' to think that these celebrities are being pursued so that others might be ignored and get away with it.
There have to be some very influential men, both in the police and the judiciary who have been complicit in keeping secret the details of other cases which have not yet been made public.
It is hoped that a few more stones are turned over, so that the creeps can be seen in the full light of day...and maybe brought to book.
I won't hold my breath.

cashman 29-05-2014 14:32

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Seems to me it comes in the public domain when people high up or wi honours etc are dead not before, or is that me being cynical again?:rolleyes:

Less 29-05-2014 14:50

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Yes, it's you being cynical but no doubt accurate at the same time.
:(

Accyexplorer 01-06-2014 09:52

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Regarding the Jimmy savile issue.
I remember when the Savile case came into the light of the mainstream media there was a few videos unearthed on youtube of the comedian Jerry sadowitz who did comedy stand up about Savile being a "wrong un" in the late 1980 (most have been removed now...hmmm) :eek:
Warning: The link contains audio some viewers may find disturbing/offensive
Jerry Sadowitz called it way back in 1987 on Vimeo

kestrelx 04-06-2014 17:09

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Also a report into childabuse at a school in Rochdale was suppressed:

BBC News - Knowl View: Report into abuse at Rochdale school 'suppressed'

I bet Saville attended there?

Accyexplorer 07-06-2014 00:04

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(Old news but) Gary Glitter has been charged with eight counts of sexual offences against (young) girls.Im only just getting over him taking his laptop into PC world with (sick) unsavoury material on it.
BBC News - Gary Glitter charged with sex offences

(To me) It sound like they've jumped on the old band wagon, knowing he is already a convicted beast, lets see if we can get him sent to jail (I suppose it would help protect future victims).
Anyway, I certainly don't wanna be in his (filthy) gang :eek:

westendlass 07-06-2014 10:30

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So, they're recycling old Gaddy again. The old perv must have a 'to do' tray on standby at the police station. He deserves to be hounded everywhere he goes, people like Glitter (aka Paul Gadd) don't actually feel they've done anything wrong, they're not wired up right. He always looks sorry for himself when they cart him off to the nick, I bet he doesn't give a second thought to the damage he's caused over the years. He and all the other perverts should be locked out of society permanently as they'll always be a danger to kids.

westendlass 26-06-2014 12:50

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Just watching the Savile enquiry outcome on the news today and it seems he wasn't content molesting people with a pulse, he was fiddling with dead bodies in the mortuary. You couldn't dream it up, what an absolute freak.

Accyexplorer 26-06-2014 16:50

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Another case where the elite close down the ranks to limit responsibility, there's only one reason they do that and that's because their all in it together, from the royals to the MPs and even senior ruddy police officers.
The sooner folk realise that we are living in a country that's run by a cartel of political parties, the better.

westendlass 26-06-2014 18:21

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Tip of the iceberg. There will be plenty more under the radar, depends on how powerful you are.

DtheP47 26-06-2014 19:50

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I think this thread should now be renamed.

The revolting crimes of Jimmy Saville.

Allegations, my gluteus maximus !!

MargaretR 28-06-2014 20:08

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David Icke named him a paedophile and necrophiliac in 1998 but he was ignored because Terry Wogan got him labelled a 'nutter' when David tried to describe the spiritual kundalini experience he had in Peru

Full blown Kundalini Awakening | Openhand

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Keq994rUkU#t=363

Less 28-06-2014 23:00

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Haven't opened one of your links since you claimed microwave cookers kill. First paragraph in that, yes it said a patient died because a nurse heated blood for a transfusion in a microwave, to me that was an example of microwave cooker misuse and misuse of the truth to wrongfully portray details in a fashion required to deceive the those vulnerable to deception.
So please forgive me if on this and future occasions, I ignore your links to any nutter you may think is correct. However as sad as it may be all the worse things imaginable about Jimmy Saville were predicted by one nutter about another bad Un, but just as 2 wrongs don't make a right, 2 sick o's do not make for healthy reading.
:(

davebtelford 30-06-2014 15:30

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Rolf Harris found guilty and driven home - why is he not taken down to the cells like any other common criminal ?

Restless 30-06-2014 16:33

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Microwaves can kill.... But not in the 'smoke alarms give u cancer' way :D

DaveinGermany 30-06-2014 17:09

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1109482)
Microwaves can kill....

Aye, if dropped on someone's head from a height! Not big enough to bungle a body in & frizzle 'em! ;)

Gordon Booth 30-06-2014 19:55

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1109487)
Not big enough to bungle a body in & frizzle 'em! ;)

I believe they do Poodles quite well, though.
Although the woman concerned said it didn't dry it very well!

Less 30-06-2014 23:18

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1109482)
Microwaves can kill.... But not in the 'smoke alarms give u cancer' way :D

Of course they can kill, if someone is walking past a three story building and I throw one off a balcony I suspect that the dent in the head would just about be fatal.
However having spent my working life with microwaves in their various forms and survived somehow I feel reasonably sure that, they have had less affect on me than a cigarette has on a beagle.
and the second head on my shoulder is nodding in agreement.

Less 30-06-2014 23:28

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Originally Posted by davebtelford (Post 1109479)
Rolf Harris found guilty and driven home - why is he not taken down to the cells like any other common criminal ?

Too little to late, just as it was with the celebrity named in this thread, we thought they were celebrity icons, we knew there are strange folk in the world how were we to know they could be so well protected?

No doubt the protection continues for others.

Restless 01-07-2014 15:18

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1109513)
Of course they can kill, if someone is walking past a three story building and I throw one off a balcony I suspect that the dent in the head would just about be fatal.
However having spent my working life with microwaves in their various forms and survived somehow I feel reasonably sure that, they have had less affect on me than a cigarette has on a beagle.
and the second head on my shoulder is nodding in agreement.

I was just being silly. However- I do appreciate an indepth reply ;)

Accyexplorer 07-07-2014 18:23

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Vanessa Feltz claims Rolf assaulted her live on TV, hmmm.
I'm not saying Feltz is lying, but this wasn't even in the distant past, it was in the 90's and surely someone would have noticed and picked up on it at the time? :confused:
I suppose i'm just suspicious that she's decided to come out with this now and we didnt hear anything at the time.
(As with savile) when these allegations come out years after its kinda hard to decide if there telling the truth or jumping on the bandwagon :rolleyes:

Barrie Yates 07-07-2014 22:41

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If the Feltz story is to be believed then Harris must be an absolute mental case to lust after her and he must also be an exceptional contortionist.
She states that she was wearing a full length dress and they were led on a bed - it just does not seem possible to me for him to get his hand up a full length skirt and inside her knicker elastic without it being seen by others - even if it was elastic around the legs of her knickers.
There is no doubt in my mind that some of the post trial accusations in all of these cases have only one objective

Accyexplorer 08-07-2014 00:25

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At least they won't be making the oceans eleven spin off :eek:

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cashman 08-07-2014 10:24

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Whats really galling about this Rolf Harris sentence,is the fact he will only spend 4 weeks in Wandsworth, then be transfered to the cushiest open prison in the country, were he will not be locked up at all, That sends a real incentive to pedos, cos the sentence wont be very severe,:rolleyes: also is no relief to those who have been damaged by these dirty gets, whats the point of em putting thereselves through it?:mad:

Margaret Pilkington 08-07-2014 11:04

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Yes, and they talk of his age as if it is some kind of get out clause. I am sick of hearing those who feel sorry for this guy. I wonder if they would still feel sorry for him if it was their little girl he had molested.
Age, status, social standing or wealth should have no influence over how these people are treated.
And while I am on the subject using the sentences which were in place at the time of the commission of offences is ludicrous. They should face the prison sentences of today not three decades ago.
Personally I would lock them up and throw away the key.....unless they chose to be castrated(chemically, or otherwise).

cashman 08-07-2014 12:34

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Not sure about using the sentences of today Margaret, personally i would hang em.;)

Margaret Pilkington 08-07-2014 12:42

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well, Cashy we both know that is never going to happen......the bleeding heart liberals would never allow it.

davebtelford 08-07-2014 13:57

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1110053)
Yes, and they talk of his age as if it is some kind of get out clause.

Maybe they should add an extra couple of months to their sentence for each year they "got away with it" ?

30 years x 2 = an extra 60 months, seems fair!

Less 08-07-2014 14:44

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Originally Posted by davebtelford (Post 1110062)
Maybe they should add an extra couple of months to their sentence for each year they "got away with it" ?

30 years x 2 = an extra 60 months, seems fair!

Seems more than fair, it's about time the 'wages of sin', got a pay increase.


MargaretR 08-07-2014 18:22

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The enquiry is to be conducted by retired judge Baroness Elizabeth Butler-Sloss
BBC News - Ex-senior judge Butler-Sloss to head child sex abuse inquiry
She failed miserably when she conducted the enquiry into Church of England abuse, as this next link shows.
BBC News - Church abuse report over Sussex sex abuse 'inaccurate'

Margaret Pilkington 08-07-2014 19:32

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I am sure that she, like the police and MP's, know that to conduct a searching enquiry would implicate many of the people who were/are in those professions.
So I do not expect there to be much transparency or many surprises from this direction.
I don't think this is going to go away though......and I would guess that there are some people in the POW who are kakking their pants right now.......even though the files seem to have been destroyed, there must be victims out there who would step forward and name names.

The Political scene is a festering boil that needs to be lanced.

Margaret Pilkington 08-07-2014 19:51

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At least 40 UK politicians complicit in alleged Westminster 'pedophile ring' ? report ? RT UK
some interesting reading.
As I said, it isn't going to go away...yet our local elected representative is not one of the MP's who thinks this should be fully investigated....or if he does, he hasn't told anyone!

Margaret Pilkington 08-07-2014 19:55

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Will Tory whips' 'Dirt Book' prove paedophile cover-up? | Child Abuse Inquiry News | The Week UK
And this is what MargaretR mentioned a few posts back

Accyexplorer 09-07-2014 07:11

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kestrelx 12-07-2014 14:56

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 1110078)
The enquiry is to be conducted by retired judge Baroness Elizabeth Butler-Sloss
BBC News - Ex-senior judge Butler-Sloss to head child sex abuse inquiry
She failed miserably when she conducted the enquiry into Church of England abuse, as this next link shows.
BBC News - Church abuse report over Sussex sex abuse 'inaccurate'

Sure that's not Jimmy Saville (= Butler-Sloss?) He didn't really die, just assumed a different identity now he's gonna cover it all up!


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