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Topic History of: Two excellent articles from Spiked Online; plus an essential, vital Savile blog
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GoldenBallsup	Too true JK, AND copy-save it onto a memory-stick or SD-card, for archive and later access. LoL.
JK2006	Thanks for posting Hyram; Genuinely essential reading and more than that - for God's sake print it out because it may well soon be taken down.
bh	Two good pieces there. And we all know it means, that no answers or distinguishing "truth" from "excaggeration" will be found. Like the man says "we can't live in the past, we have to concentrate on our present & future". The 60s, 70s, 80s & 90s were different times...but your average teenager is still full of exploding hormones, just as they were back then. The 60s/70s teenager (now in their 40s & 50s) have had their own minds blurred by the society, that over uses the words Paedo/racist/sexist, over & over again. When will these sadists, stop trying to mix everchanging culture?
Hyram P Goode-Resin	A very interesting blog here from someone from the girls' school that features in many stories: www.annaraccoon.com/politics/past-lives-...-part-four/#comments
Blackit	Brendan O'Neil - 'An educated, erudite lynch mob' : www.spiked-online.com/site/article/13013/ The hysteria over Savile reminds us that it isn’t tabloids that drive paedophile panics - it’s the great and the good. Frank Furedi - 'The Savile Inquiries : Giving truth a bad name' : www.spiked-online.com/site/article/13012/ The excavation of the past to ‘uncover the truth’ about Savile is really about looking at history through today’s abuse-obsessed goggles.