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Topic History of: Savile
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Green Man	I believe Savile did a lot of things. However I don't believe he raped thousands of people. I only met 2 ex-nurses in a pub who worked with Savile at Stoke Mandeville. They told me and my partner that he was hands on and did prolong hugs, however they were never groped by him or pushed in to a corner. A lot girls from my school would go to the 'van man'. He would give the girls cheap booze and ciggies for a quickie in a van. He was caught by a sting operation. Though it wasn't hard to do, he was always parked outside the school or off-licence a lot.
Whole Truth (not Barmy)	"Now Then, Now Then." Biased fake media (like biased bent cops & ex-bent cop MWT) for careers, ratings, profit, Power & Control. Can't show Coogan as the ever smiling Savile for decades mass-amusing millions. Including bright pro-active schoolgirls at Duncroft, dismissed as 'delinquents' by their former headmistress Margaret Jones. Who said some of her pupils at Duncroft Approved School were 'no angels', and had traded sex for cigarettes. Some were coming forward now with 'wild allegations' about abuse only to make money and had only themselves to blame if they had not complained at the time. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2227086...-claims-told-to.html
JK2006	I've had so many people say to me "but Coogan was exactly Savile". But he wasn't. He was exactly the public image Savile - a carefully concocted celebrity. And the after death Savile - a media monster. But he wasn't at all like the human being; a rather dull, ordinary man who realised he had to construct a "character" to be successful. I saw the real Savile for only about 20 minues. As I describe below. The other point I made is that the celebrity Savile was always smiling (usually in a fake, over the top way). The Coogan Savile hardly ever smiles (in order to portray a more believable pantomime villain).