I went, as usual, to this superb organisation's conference in Birmingham - Brian Buckle (this week's Andrew Malkinson) was brave and detailed in his description of what happened to him but the really upsetting thing was witnessing how deeply the experience affected him. I tend to ignore this aspect of the False Allegations Industry as my character tends not to be depressed much (Stephen Fry describes me as Monopolar, the opposite to Bipolar). I just shrug my shoulders and adapt. But one reason why I keep on with my own battle is on behalf of past, present and future victims of the vile crime and Brian reminded me how dreadful it is for most - indeed, many kill themselves. It is NOT "vanishingly rare". It is the majority of sex abuse claims - I reckon 80% are exaggerated or entirely false.

No surprise, not interviewed by biased MWT, also not at the F.A.C.T. Conference and still mainstream largely unreported?

Former Duncroft headmistress Margaret Jones said some of her pupils 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

I like to know how the government and police can unravel 20 years of damage and wasted years?

Money is not enough nor won't it solve the problem!

Andrew Malkinson, can make his own fortune from books, TV, films and doing freelance appearances.

If he writes a book it will be a bestseller.