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Topic History of: He was lucky he didn't get 7 years
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JK2006 |
Yes everyone in the media knows about a scandal very close to the very top; suffocated. |
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holocaust21 |
Again, absolutely terrible. It seems as if in Britain there is no rule of law, men are just randomly arrested and their lives destroyed based on the whims of the feminist state.
Honestly, the society here is politically, legally, socially and culturally BROKEN. What can we do? As I say, best I can think of is for his son to make all sorts of allegations against the social workers in time, though as usual government criminals seem to have a habit of escaping justice for their crimes. |
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Brian R. |
Eugene (Evgeny) was trying to flee to Ireland with our help and there was also an offer from Denmark to take him, but SS seized his son before he could get away. This case also illustrates another huge problem. Two psychiatric reports were used against him in court and later with expert help we were able to pull these apart, but there is no way of challenging such ‘expert witnesses’. Another irony is that in the second video where his lead social worker is speaking that SW’s accent and way of expression are such that commentators asked if we could supply subtitles, but we could not decipher what he said either. We can understand the words of the Russian concert pianist but not those of the powerful UK state official. |
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holocaust21 |
@Brian:
That sounds absolutely terrible. I imagine the documentary is still at risk of being taken down since youtube are now full blown SJW and will delete anything and everything that is politically incorrect - legal or not!
But perhaps when his son is 18 they will be able to be reunited and he will be able to relay to the police the emotional abuse he suffered at the hands of this "social worker"?  Karma as I think JK would say 
I also wonder could he not have fled back to Russia with his son? Fat chance of Russia granting an extradition request, I would have thought.
@honey:
No I think 20 years ago things would have actually been more tolerant. And certainly 40 years ago things would have been far more tolerant. |
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honey!oh sugar sugar. |
holocaust21 wrote:
True, perhaps "Home Alone" is to blame for the current sad state of affairs regarding leaving "children" alone
Funnily enough, someone once told me it was ok for her to leave her two year old alone while she went to the shops because they did it on Eastenders. 
It seems more acceptable now to leave children for short periods, like after school and before the parents get home, I suppose because people have no choice. Yet the same thing twenty years ago would have had them whisked to a place of safety. |
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