One of the many ludicrous lies around the false allegations industry is that abused children turn into abusers as adults. So what are we to make of the "victims" constantly managing to postpone any investigation by disposing of every Chairman? When they get The Pope to chair it, "victims" will have a lovely time!

It is true that an awful lot of abusers suffered themselves, but most victims don't abuse.

I don't know why being a victim seems make you an expert on everything. By all means hear what they have to say, but putting their views ahead of trained professionals is ridiculous.

What better excuse to give a judge to cut your sentence than to complain you're also a victim....in fact you can sue for compo at the same time as you're serving your sentence for the same thing....in fact two crimes solved that maybe didn't even happen....great way of upping your crime solving stats...

Oh I witnessed inmates using "I was abused years ago" to get special treatment in prisons and sat at the same table during dinner whilst inmate friends went through the local paper, finding teachers or vicars or doctors "done" and adding their names as "victims" although they had never even met the "perpetrators" in order to get a few hundred in compensation.

A few, very few, very very few, media editors are starting to ask "why do so many "victims" seem to want this inquiry delayed for months or years?".

Another Chairman discredited. Why?

Could it be they are not keen to have their "evidence" scrutinised too closely by anybody independent? Claims against perpetrators (especially dead ones) should not be examined for possible flaws. Although, of course, supportive judges will blame errors in detail on the faulty effects of time on the memory.

Of course, the "official" reason is "these persons are not suitable Chairs because they once met/knew/heard of/walked near…"

Enjoy tomorrow's Mail on Sunday. The media is just beginning to question claims about dead people. And when a stone begins to roll down a hill -

note from ITK-see Hedda's excellent thread on this.

I predict that eventually social services will be shown to be totally overwhelmed by child abuse- some sexual but mainly abuse by neglect, violence etc etc... social workers will get to voice their concerns etc and..institutions will be shown to have been underfunded for decades and so on and so on...

a lot of falsehoods will be uncovered such as the ludicrous Elm Guest House fantasy...that will not stop the internet trolls and hysterics but will make for good reading.

probably..poor old Leon Brittan will pass away during this -he looks awfully ill and I guarantee the stress is horrible...an innocent man and always was even though Hedda shook a fist at him once..

the bill ?..God only knows. Currently the Royal Commission in Australian into institutional child abuse which has uncovered nothing the cops didn't already know about..is near the $80M mark..triple that for the UK in pounds.

And £250 million would save lives of thousands of children due to die from Ebola over the next few months. If "victims" really cared.

hedda wrote:
note from ITK-see Hedda's excellent thread on this.

I predict that eventually social services will be shown to be totally overwhelmed by child abuse- some sexual but mainly abuse by neglect, violence etc etc... social workers will get to voice their concerns etc and..institutions will be shown to have been underfunded for decades and so on and so on...

a lot of falsehoods will be uncovered such as the ludicrous Elm Guest House fantasy...that will not stop the internet trolls and hysterics but will make for good reading.

probably..poor old Leon Brittan will pass away during this -he looks awfully ill and I guarantee the stress is horrible...an innocent man and always was even though Hedda shook a fist at him once..

the bill ?..God only knows. Currently the Royal Commission in Australian into institutional child abuse which has uncovered nothing the cops didn't already know about..is near the $80M mark..triple that for the UK in pounds.



The other day a social worker told me that they are so overwhelmed with reports of children being left home alone( because both parents work )that they just don't bother any more, despite the NSPCC guidelines etc strongly condemning the practice.