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Topic History of: Writing on the wall
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Jim	From the Anna Raccoon article: "So much hyperbole was too much even for Scotland Yard; they issued a statement. Detective Chief Superintendent Mary Doyle said: "‘Last year, Greater Manchester Police received allegations about historic sexual abuse that occurred in the Greater Manchester area. These allegations were made as a result of Operation Yewtree, which was the investigation by the Metropolitan Police into Jimmy Savile. "‘It is important to stress these allegations were not about Jimmy Savile himself and GMP is not carrying out any inquiries directly relating to Savile’. "Not Savile’s lair, his HQ, from which he and his accomplices spread out across Britain to entrap five year olds into a life of misery after all!"
Pattaya	hedda wrote: "A source said the raid had provided the clearest evidence yet to show Savile was part of a larger group of monsters." was he one of Icke's a shapeshifters ?. Bring back BR!!!
bh	He never ran anything let alone a Record Shop says Ray Teret. And what's this fantasy bit, where it states "Savile was stripped of his knighthood, when 14 girls came forward"? The Daily Mirror that reflects everything back to front.
MCR Media	I fail to see where in the article it says that it was "Savile's Record Shop", no produced evidence at all. What a badly written piece of rubbish. I expect you will find graffiti like that everywhere and how do they know that's connected with Savile, he may have been a visitor (he was a DJ afterall) but there's no concrete proof in that story at all.
Jim	Officers who raided the shop in Greater Manchester after a tip-off will now try to trace the alleged victims. "We believe you may have been the victim of a crime many years ago, but were afraid to tell us". It's unusual for the police to go in search of victims.