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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

The historic child abuse enquiry is again beset by a high profile departure from the enquiry team. After a year of trying to set the final terms of reference for the enquiry the investigation seems no further on. How difficult can setting up an enquiry be?

Costs are escalating with no real movement on trying to uncover the truth. Those affected by the alleged abuse must feel so frustrated?

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By *axandbooCouple
over a year ago

Bristol

Most legal teams will drag it out to make costs go up. Those involved dont want it to happen so it gets dragged out...the longer it goes on for the more it costs until it gets to a point where it becomes unmanageable and gets binned

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By *erbyDalesCplCouple
over a year ago

Derbyshire

But wasn't that always going to happen when you set up an inquiry as a knee-jerk reaction while still trying to control the direction?

Did it happen? Yes

Did some people cover it up? Yes

Did others simply not believe it could be true? Yes

Will anyone be successfully prosecuted? No

Will institutions use it as a way to bash other institutions? Yes

Will lawyers use it as a gravy-train? Yes

Now we have the answers, to whom do I send my fee?

Mr ddc

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By *obbytupperMan
over a year ago

Menston near Ilkley


"But wasn't that always going to happen when you set up an inquiry as a knee-jerk reaction while still trying to control the direction?

Did it happen? Yes

Did some people cover it up? Yes

Did others simply not believe it could be true? Yes

Will anyone be successfully prosecuted? No

Will institutions use it as a way to bash other institutions? Yes

Will lawyers use it as a gravy-train? Yes

Now we have the answers, to whom do I send my fee?

Mr ddc"

Brilliant assessment MrDDC

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

There is an inherent problem in the sheer scale and size of the inquiry.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

Unlike the Iraq war inquiry, or the Hillsborough inquiry, this is not about one time and place, but about everywhere: all bodies with any responsibility for children – from police to schools, churches, the justice system, the NHS, private schools and public charities – are implicated.

The child abuse inquiry’s brief is not just to consider abuse in institutional contexts, but the experiences of anyone “failed by an institution”.

We're talking possibility millions of victims over decades.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878"

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.

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By *eavenNhellCouple
over a year ago

carrbrook stalybridge


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him."

in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

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By *histler21Man
over a year ago

Ipswich


"Most legal teams will drag it out to make costs go up. Those involved dont want it to happen so it gets dragged out...the longer it goes on for the more it costs until it gets to a point where it becomes unmanageable and gets binned "

Given what has happened so far - I think We are at that point.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"But wasn't that always going to happen when you set up an inquiry as a knee-jerk reaction while still trying to control the direction?

Did it happen? Yes

Did some people cover it up? Yes

Did others simply not believe it could be true? Yes

Will anyone be successfully prosecuted? No

Will institutions use it as a way to bash other institutions? Yes

Will lawyers use it as a gravy-train? Yes

Now we have the answers, to whom do I send my fee?

Mr ddc"

I think it's going to be an incredibly expensive exercise that's ultimately not going to provide what any of the parties involved want, least of all the abuse survivors themselves.

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By *mokes n MirrorsCouple
over a year ago

Plymouth and Newcastle (sometimes)

I think they're hoping that if they can spin it out for enough time then all the perpetrators will be dead or have Alzheimer's and will therefore be exempt from coming to trial...Not a good result for the victims but perfect for the 'Establishment'.

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else "

No;

He has clashed with the leaders over how it can actually be achieved.

There's no " conspiracy" in this one.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

No;

He has clashed with the leaders over how it can actually be achieved.

There's no " conspiracy" in this one."

Correct.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

No;

He has clashed with the leaders over how it can actually be achieved.

There's no " conspiracy" in this one.

Correct.

"

But we are no further to getting the truth of the matter

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The historic child abuse enquiry is again beset by a high profile departure from the enquiry team. After a year of trying to set the final terms of reference for the enquiry the investigation seems no further on. How difficult can setting up an enquiry be?

Costs are escalating with no real movement on trying to uncover the truth. Those affected by the alleged abuse must feel so frustrated?

"

There is no real movement because there are some big names (royals+showbiz/sports stars)who would be revealed. We won't get the truth

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

No;

He has clashed with the leaders over how it can actually be achieved.

There's no " conspiracy" in this one."

On the contrary,this is probably a part of the biggest conspiracy in any of our memories. Ffs saville had his fingers up a young girls skirt on top of the pops how do you conclude there is no conspiracy?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think they're hoping that if they can spin it out for enough time then all the perpetrators will be dead or have Alzheimer's and will therefore be exempt from coming to trial...Not a good result for the victims but perfect for the 'Establishment'."

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

No;

He has clashed with the leaders over how it can actually be achieved.

There's no " conspiracy" in this one.

On the contrary,this is probably a part of the biggest conspiracy in any of our memories. Ffs saville had his fingers up a young girls skirt on top of the pops how do you conclude there is no conspiracy?"

There is no conspiracy in this lawyer story; he has simply been " suspended" because he cannot agree with the methodology.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

No;

He has clashed with the leaders over how it can actually be achieved.

There's no " conspiracy" in this one.

On the contrary,this is probably a part of the biggest conspiracy in any of our memories. Ffs saville had his fingers up a young girls skirt on top of the pops how do you conclude there is no conspiracy?

There is no conspiracy in this lawyer story; he has simply been " suspended" because he cannot agree with the methodology.

"

who made the decision to suspend him?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else "

Hit the nail on the head.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

No;

He has clashed with the leaders over how it can actually be achieved.

There's no " conspiracy" in this one.

On the contrary,this is probably a part of the biggest conspiracy in any of our memories. Ffs saville had his fingers up a young girls skirt on top of the pops how do you conclude there is no conspiracy?

There is no conspiracy in this lawyer story; he has simply been " suspended" because he cannot agree with the methodology.

"

Doesn't that show you clearly there is something wrong here? Why would you hire what is apparentley one of the best lawyers and then try to dictate to him how to do his job?

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

Hit the nail on the head."

That's the trouble with " conspiracy theories"

There is no point explaining facts; because if you have decided there is a conspiracy, then every real fact is just " part of the conspiracy"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

Hit the nail on the head.

That's the trouble with " conspiracy theories"

There is no point explaining facts; because if you have decided there is a conspiracy, then every real fact is just " part of the conspiracy""

The real trouble is most people cannot differentiate between a conspiracy and a conspiracy theory. There is obviously an ongoing conspiracy ffs why deny it when even the media admit it? The cat is out of the bag,it is a conspiracy and NOT a theory

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

Hit the nail on the head.

That's the trouble with " conspiracy theories"

There is no point explaining facts; because if you have decided there is a conspiracy, then every real fact is just " part of the conspiracy"

The real trouble is most people cannot differentiate between a conspiracy and a conspiracy theory. There is obviously an ongoing conspiracy ffs why deny it when even the media admit it? The cat is out of the bag,it is a conspiracy and NOT a theory "

But you are making the proposition that the suspension of this lawyer is oartbofvthepart conspiracy; when it is simply about a clash of professional opinions; he is saying that the enquiry is impossible to complete under the current plan, they are sticking to their guns with an unrealistic plan .

This issue is nothing to do with the overall " conspiracy" or whatever you choose to call the years of issues concerning child abuse .

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By *rincessvenusCouple
over a year ago

Hull

wonder whoes name came up on the victims lis t this time we will never get our justice

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

Hit the nail on the head.

That's the trouble with " conspiracy theories"

There is no point explaining facts; because if you have decided there is a conspiracy, then every real fact is just " part of the conspiracy"

The real trouble is most people cannot differentiate between a conspiracy and a conspiracy theory. There is obviously an ongoing conspiracy ffs why deny it when even the media admit it? The cat is out of the bag,it is a conspiracy and NOT a theory

But you are making the proposition that the suspension of this lawyer is oartbofvthepart conspiracy; when it is simply about a clash of professional opinions; he is saying that the enquiry is impossible to complete under the current plan, they are sticking to their guns with an unrealistic plan .

This issue is nothing to do with the overall " conspiracy" or whatever you choose to call the years of issues concerning child abuse .

"

I am not proposing anything,I am stating facts. The enquiries are being deliberately sabotaged by a variety of means,this is not my theory,it is an accurate resume of what has occurred in this ongoing conspiracy.

If you want to try and be clever with fancy words why don't you research the word 'theory' or 'theorise'. I think you will discover that factual comments are not theories.

England supposedly the best legal system in the world and you theorise it is acceptable for justice to be evaded on the basis of legal arguments? Hahaha funny sh!t

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

Hit the nail on the head.

That's the trouble with " conspiracy theories"

There is no point explaining facts; because if you have decided there is a conspiracy, then every real fact is just " part of the conspiracy"

The real trouble is most people cannot differentiate between a conspiracy and a conspiracy theory. There is obviously an ongoing conspiracy ffs why deny it when even the media admit it? The cat is out of the bag,it is a conspiracy and NOT a theory

But you are making the proposition that the suspension of this lawyer is oartbofvthepart conspiracy; when it is simply about a clash of professional opinions; he is saying that the enquiry is impossible to complete under the current plan, they are sticking to their guns with an unrealistic plan .

This issue is nothing to do with the overall " conspiracy" or whatever you choose to call the years of issues concerning child abuse .

I am not proposing anything,I am stating facts. The enquiries are being deliberately sabotaged by a variety of means,this is not my theory,it is an accurate resume of what has occurred in this ongoing conspiracy.

If you want to try and be clever with fancy words why don't you research the word 'theory' or 'theorise'. I think you will discover that factual comments are not theories.

England supposedly the best legal system in the world and you theorise it is acceptable for justice to be evaded on the basis of legal arguments? Hahaha funny sh!t"

But this lawyers argument is nothing to do with the theory ( or " fact") of sabotaging the enquiry;

Whether the other issues are actually deliberate sabotages, is certainly not a fact; though it is a possible theory;

But the balance of evidence is simply that the enquiry continues to flounder because the task set is just so huge; that no-one can actually visualise how to do it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"In fact...

The most senior lawyer working for the independent inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales has been suspended from duty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37500878

He is a highly experienced lawyer ;

It was floating about for some time that he was questioning the scope of the enquiry, simply on the basis that it is such a huge and wide ranging subject, his assessment was that it would be massively difficult unless it was somehow broken down into manageable sections; and the work was planned a different way.

The home secretary and Profesor Jay are refusing to accept that view; so have suspended him.in other words he was likely to get to close to the truth of the establishments coverups and lies so out he goes till they get someone who can present the white wash as some thing else

Hit the nail on the head.

That's the trouble with " conspiracy theories"

There is no point explaining facts; because if you have decided there is a conspiracy, then every real fact is just " part of the conspiracy"

The real trouble is most people cannot differentiate between a conspiracy and a conspiracy theory. There is obviously an ongoing conspiracy ffs why deny it when even the media admit it? The cat is out of the bag,it is a conspiracy and NOT a theory

But you are making the proposition that the suspension of this lawyer is oartbofvthepart conspiracy; when it is simply about a clash of professional opinions; he is saying that the enquiry is impossible to complete under the current plan, they are sticking to their guns with an unrealistic plan .

This issue is nothing to do with the overall " conspiracy" or whatever you choose to call the years of issues concerning child abuse .

I am not proposing anything,I am stating facts. The enquiries are being deliberately sabotaged by a variety of means,this is not my theory,it is an accurate resume of what has occurred in this ongoing conspiracy.

If you want to try and be clever with fancy words why don't you research the word 'theory' or 'theorise'. I think you will discover that factual comments are not theories.

England supposedly the best legal system in the world and you theorise it is acceptable for justice to be evaded on the basis of legal arguments? Hahaha funny sh!t

But this lawyers argument is nothing to do with the theory ( or " fact") of sabotaging the enquiry;

Whether the other issues are actually deliberate sabotages, is certainly not a fact; though it is a possible theory;

But the balance of evidence is simply that the enquiry continues to flounder because the task set is just so huge; that no-one can actually visualise how to do it."

It's hurting isn't it, keep banging your head against the wall.

Would an aspirin help?

*I'm agreeing with you btw.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

This will never be resolved because the abusers were/are people still in power or positions of authority.

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By *aisyDDWoman
over a year ago

North West

It's sadly all a bit of a waste of time. It's all too late. Yes people need to pay for what's happened but some of the people involved are dead so they can't be brought to justice. If they were then them going to prison or any compensation won't change what happened to the victims when they were children.

Yes they'd like to know that people believe they were telling the truth when they spoke up years ago. The nation now believes them. They could get people in power to apologise but non of that will change what has happened.

What the victims need is support and counselling. The money getting wasted on investigations would be much better spent on help for the victims.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just thoughts....

Maybe they have seen the evidence and , this is weak.

They have seen the names of the 'victims' how could the same names turn up.

They are unhappy with what's expected....

They might think the whole thing is a farce....

Could be a poisoned chalice, and people don't want to do it.

Maybe they realise it's going to take years and year and they don't want to be involved that long....

Of course they are just some of my thoughts...

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By *aGaGagging for itCouple
over a year ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen."

No

It isn't.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's sadly all a bit of a waste of time. It's all too late. Yes people need to pay for what's happened but some of the people involved are dead so they can't be brought to justice. If they were then them going to prison or any compensation won't change what happened to the victims when they were children.

Yes they'd like to know that people believe they were telling the truth when they spoke up years ago. The nation now believes them. They could get people in power to apologise but non of that will change what has happened.

What the victims need is support and counselling. The money getting wasted on investigations would be much better spent on help for the victims. "

If there was evidence available to convict perpetrators, that shouldn't be dealt with via an enquiry anyway - if there was sufficient evidence to make a judgement then there would be more criminal prosecutions.

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"It's sadly all a bit of a waste of time. It's all too late. Yes people need to pay for what's happened but some of the people involved are dead so they can't be brought to justice. If they were then them going to prison or any compensation won't change what happened to the victims when they were children.

Yes they'd like to know that people believe they were telling the truth when they spoke up years ago. The nation now believes them. They could get people in power to apologise but non of that will change what has happened.

What the victims need is support and counselling. The money getting wasted on investigations would be much better spent on help for the victims.

If there was evidence available to convict perpetrators, that shouldn't be dealt with via an enquiry anyway - if there was sufficient evidence to make a judgement then there would be more criminal prosecutions. "

Correct;

Instead of wasting many millions on an enquiry, which won't even help the " national conscience";

The money could be better spent on prise tying those who can be prosecuted; supporting victims ( the actual victims; there are a lot of fake ones) and rooting out the problem in institutions . And stopping it happening in future.

Doing real practical stuff; not producing ( probably in about 30 years) a massive report of several million words that no one will read.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"But wasn't that always going to happen when you set up an inquiry as a knee-jerk reaction while still trying to control the direction?

Did it happen? Yes

Did some people cover it up? Yes

Did others simply not believe it could be true? Yes

Will anyone be successfully prosecuted? No

Will institutions use it as a way to bash other institutions? Yes

Will lawyers use it as a gravy-train? Yes

Now we have the answers, to whom do I send my fee?

Mr ddc"

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't."

This actually quite insane

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane "

It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest."

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

Tbf, part of the reaction is my fault - I quoted the headline of the BBC news report and how many people actually read the article...?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions."

and im sure peoples minds on here boggle with how niaeve your sounding.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions."

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry."

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx"

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry."

This is no place for logic and common sense.

Desist immediately.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry.

This is no place for logic and common sense.

Desist immediately.

"

well i dont believe in your 'logic' im afraid so its best we agree to disagree...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry."

so the people who keep appointing these people are maybe just wanting people who they appoint to agree with them from the word go and if they dont fall in line they are removed, i know from my own personel experience there is rarely such thing as a 'independant' enquiry when goverment..establishment...high profile figures are involved. maybe in 12mths we could return to this subject and see how its progressed, maybe we both could be suprised! x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry.

so the people who keep appointing these people are maybe just wanting people who they appoint to agree with them from the word go and if they dont fall in line they are removed, i know from my own personel experience there is rarely such thing as a 'independant' enquiry when goverment..establishment...high profile figures are involved. maybe in 12mths we could return to this subject and see how its progressed, maybe we both could be suprised! x"

I suspect I won't be. I also predict the inquiry will have cost many more millions, achieved diddly squat and sadly many more children will have been abused and continue to be abused while all the attention is focused on the alleged crimes of dead men.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry.

so the people who keep appointing these people are maybe just wanting people who they appoint to agree with them from the word go and if they dont fall in line they are removed, i know from my own personel experience there is rarely such thing as a 'independant' enquiry when goverment..establishment...high profile figures are involved. maybe in 12mths we could return to this subject and see how its progressed, maybe we both could be suprised! x

I suspect I won't be. I also predict the inquiry will have cost many more millions, achieved diddly squat and sadly many more children will have been abused and continue to be abused while all the attention is focused on the alleged crimes of dead men. "

that attention is a 1000% needed, it shouldnt be a case of oh they are dead lets forget it???? they find it easy to investigate, fraud, drugs and other crimes on an industrial scale, yet it comes to abuse they, i suggest, they complicate it purposely as they wouldnt want their own being exposed! im sure we both agree on this though, lets hope they do expose them dead or alive! x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry.

so the people who keep appointing these people are maybe just wanting people who they appoint to agree with them from the word go and if they dont fall in line they are removed, i know from my own personel experience there is rarely such thing as a 'independant' enquiry when goverment..establishment...high profile figures are involved. maybe in 12mths we could return to this subject and see how its progressed, maybe we both could be suprised! x

I suspect I won't be. I also predict the inquiry will have cost many more millions, achieved diddly squat and sadly many more children will have been abused and continue to be abused while all the attention is focused on the alleged crimes of dead men.

that attention is a 1000% needed, it shouldnt be a case of oh they are dead lets forget it???? they find it easy to investigate, fraud, drugs and other crimes on an industrial scale, yet it comes to abuse they, i suggest, they complicate it purposely as they wouldnt want their own being exposed! im sure we both agree on this though, lets hope they do expose them dead or alive! x"

Of course it's not "they're dead, let's forget it". But if it's "they're dead, and there's no credible evidence that will ever stand up in a court of law" then yes, I think the resources would far better focused on current child protection activities.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry.

This is no place for logic and common sense.

Desist immediately.

well i dont believe in your 'logic' im afraid so its best we agree to disagree... "

That's perfectly fine.

One thing I learnt a long time ago, just because you don't believe something doesn't meet its not true.

Goes both ways, obvs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry.

This is no place for logic and common sense.

Desist immediately.

well i dont believe in your 'logic' im afraid so its best we agree to disagree...

That's perfectly fine.

One thing I learnt a long time ago, just because you don't believe something doesn't meet its not true.

Goes both ways, obvs. "

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its being sabotaged by those within the establishment who dont want it to happen.

No

It isn't.

This actually quite insane It could be true. The enquiry is best with resignations and supposedly conflicts of interest.

I'm talking about people's reactions to it...

As I've already stated, the scale and scope of the inquiry is too large... but the public demand something must be done, even if they don't quite understand what that means in practice.

A lot of this thread is devoted to people saying, "Ah-ha! This is clearly evidence of a conspiracy!" when it is nothing of the sort.

My mind boggles at the way in which some people reach their decisions.

People enjoy leaping to the most unlikely conclusion because the reality is always far more mundane. It must be a massive establishment cover up! It couldn't possibly be the inevitable outcome of a really poorly framed inquiry.

do you not believe it happens or its a strong possibilty? xx

I believe cover ups happen, of course they do. A lawyer resigning from an enquiry, and even the parade of chairs it's had so far, are not evidence of a cover up. These things don't even suggest a cover up - they suggest they were the wrong appointments and it's the wrong enquiry.

so the people who keep appointing these people are maybe just wanting people who they appoint to agree with them from the word go and if they dont fall in line they are removed, i know from my own personel experience there is rarely such thing as a 'independant' enquiry when goverment..establishment...high profile figures are involved. maybe in 12mths we could return to this subject and see how its progressed, maybe we both could be suprised! x

I suspect I won't be. I also predict the inquiry will have cost many more millions, achieved diddly squat and sadly many more children will have been abused and continue to be abused while all the attention is focused on the alleged crimes of dead men.

that attention is a 1000% needed, it shouldnt be a case of oh they are dead lets forget it???? they find it easy to investigate, fraud, drugs and other crimes on an industrial scale, yet it comes to abuse they, i suggest, they complicate it purposely as they wouldnt want their own being exposed! im sure we both agree on this though, lets hope they do expose them dead or alive! x

Of course it's not "they're dead, let's forget it". But if it's "they're dead, and there's no credible evidence that will ever stand up in a court of law" then yes, I think the resources would far better focused on current child protection activities. "

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


" "

Something on which we call can agree.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"

Something on which we call can agree. "

* can all agree.

If only I could spell. It's probably a conspiracy.

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