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Re:Jimmy Savile interview 11 Years, 9 Months ago
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Re:Jimmy Savile interview 11 Years, 9 Months ago
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robbiex wrote:
bh wrote:
Seems now, the loonies think that a detective in Yorkshire intervened in the 2009 affair!
Will nobody with an ounce of sense (outside our point of view) get the guts to say "Hang on a minute. The things mentioned in this interview could ring true. Borstals, Nuthouses etc...No normal person would be in one of these places & people in them are in Fairyland anyway. So, how could you believe what anyone said? As, they are mentally deficient".
Nobody has the guts to say the truth in a media hole. Need a group to get together. Racoon & everyone need to make another documentary putting the boot on the other foot & also putting put MWT's true credentials. The programme could be shown on Channel 5. Anyone up for it?
It is views like these which will provide ammunition to the NSPCC etc. Just because someone has been to a borstal, it doesn't mean that they are open to abuse or that all allegations are false. You could turn this around and say that Saville may have targetted borstal girls (troubled girls) because he knew that his word would be taken over theirs. None of us will ever know the truth of this matter.
They could and that is what they have been doing, but I am honestly, genuinely sceptical that a man in Jimmy Savile's position would have to resort to scouring institutions for those purposes. I'm sure it seems likely that he may have cheekily flirted with the teenage girls there, because to be honest, even when I was in my teens that sort of thing was not uncommon, and simply viewed as a bit of a laugh, which would have been how it would probably have been intended...
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Re:Jimmy Savile interview 11 Years, 9 Months ago
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Sometimes organisations that are supposed to look after the vulnerable are do-gooders trying to look for things that aren't happening. I think there are far to many so called "do-gooders" acting on behalf of others looking for trouble for troubles sake.
I think this will be my last remark on Jimmy Savile. I don't imagine that he did half of what has been pushed by media. I don't reckon any of his actions involved boys. He (apparently) did not like gay people. So, could not of been that way inclined. Neither do I imagine, he ever had unconsented sex with any girl. At the most he may well of had sex, with a few 15 year olds. Whether he knew their age or not, is another matter. Pedo? I think not. An exaggerated word in modern society, like the over usage of the word "racist" in media & various other words.
I'm more concerened about the amount of swearing coming from TV comedians & the foul language coming out of teenagers mouths in public, like on buses, at bus stops & in the street in general. Come back Mary Whitehouse, not daft over seeing do-gooders like Ofcom & all that nonsense. If they were acting on the behalf of such teenagers, then the'd ban the sell of "singers" in records, that swear all the time, to sell their hits. It's unneeded & a real downfall of society. Imagine going out & buying Beatles record, because John Lennon said words like "fuck", "dhit" & "dick". The only dicks out, are the ones making these foul records, every week.
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Re:Jimmy Savile interview 11 Years, 9 Months ago
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robbiex wrote:
I don't believe or disbelieve the headlines about Operation Yewtree, its probably a mixture of truth, exageration, and lies.
However why is it that Saville got around 450 complaints, whereas DlT only got about a dozen, Freddie Starr got a couple, and Gary Glitter (surely the easiest target of all) only has one complaint against him as far as we know.
A mixture of trawling, advertising and spin. All this talk of 'inquiries', 'the BBC, Home office and local authorities' possibilily facing 'legal' action by Elizabeth Dux right at the beginning on that "Panorama What the BBC knew" programme and she was most likely trawling for 'victims' before that on the internet etc. This talk of suing 'Savile's estate'.
The extra hysteria there was around him as apposed to the others because he is dead and he can't sue. The accusers won't even have to look at the reaction in his face.
Copy cat's, safety in number's, that's why I think there have been infinitely more accusations against Jimmy Savile than anyone else. The whole thing is a conspiracy and a set up as far as Jimmy Savile is concerned imo... 
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