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I'm neither with him or against him, I hear a lot of what goes off. There's a political aspect and an outright racist one with these people, it's where they fit on the scale I guess?
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#376 2 Sept 2019 at 3.36pm | | |
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All of you anti tr lads, may I ask how you formed your opinion of him?
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#375 2 Sept 2019 at 3.23pm | | |
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Like you said, it was a 'combination of factors', all of which were bad enough individually, but put together saw a huge number of kids preyed upon by terrible, mainly British-Pakistani, abusers, and then massively let down by the police and social services who were meant to be looking after them. That doesn't mean it's a conspiracy.
That Yaxley Lennon broke reporting restrictions didn't mean he was 'exposing the truth', it meant they could have got off if the trial was deemed unfair due to his 'reporting'.
Edit: watching him beg Donald Trump for asylum, and getting ignored, just before he got locked up was hilarious though.
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#374 2 Sept 2019 at 3.22pm | | |
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Under the rules laid down by the judge, others did. He didn't.
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#373 2 Sept 2019 at 3.22pm | | |
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My Mrs is a copper and she told me this, uproar in the force, thick **** nearly blew the case with his antics
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#372 2 Sept 2019 at 3.19pm | | |
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The other media outlets also reported "during" the trial too. However you try and say it, he was jailed for who he is, not what he did.
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#371 2 Sept 2019 at 3.13pm | | |
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In reply to Post #370
My post was about Robinson, not the case of the child abuser's, if you read it again with two eyes you'll get it.
IP 100, the word "during" in my post is key 
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#370 2 Sept 2019 at 2.55pm | | |
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No Great Conspiracy? Who are your trying to kid!
The Official Enquiry does not support this, read again.
The failure to address the abuse was attributed to a combination of factors revolving around race, class and gender—contemptuous and sexist attitudes toward the mostly working-class victims; fear that the perpetrators' ethnicity would trigger allegations of racism and damage community relations; the Labour council's reluctance to challenge a Labour-voting ethnic minority; lack of a child-centred focus; a desire to protect the town's reputation; and lack of training and resources.
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#369 2 Sept 2019 at 2.51pm | | |
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As I said, I've had some very unsavoury first hand experience of his EDL comrades when they were 'protecting' that great English institution the KFC just 5 minutes from my front door so I'm not a fan and to be honest don't really want to give him any more airtime.
I had the same thick ****s doing the same at a KFC near me, around 40 or 50 of the ****s, this KFC uses Halal to suit these ****s. Typical English white rat scum, druggies, staffys, dole wallers, racist ****s. The whole reason why their lives are ****ed is purely down to the Asian population (minority). Not down to fact they have no ambition, no qualifications, take drugs, drink and doss around all day 
Edit - just realised what I said, I bet they are full timers 
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#368 2 Sept 2019 at 2.38pm | | |
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It doesn't though. If others reported the same, why weren't they also charged? Surely if he broke a court order so did they?
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#367 2 Sept 2019 at 2.01pm | | |
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Read the first two sentences of post 365 again and it will make sense.
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#366 2 Sept 2019 at 1.24pm | | |
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How did no one else break that order if they reported the same as he did? Makes no sense at all
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#365 2 Sept 2019 at 1.09pm | | |
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In reply to Post #364
He broke a court order that was in place during the trial. No-one else did, pretty simple. No great conspiracy against TR, no great investigative journalism by TR, just self promotion.
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#364 2 Sept 2019 at 12.46pm | | |
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But all the info he reported had already been reported by other, larger media outlets and yet no charges were brought against them?
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#363 2 Sept 2019 at 11.40am | | |
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The guy was jailed for contempt of Court. Putting an ongoing trial in jeopardy, that he had no input into the building of the case. Don't lionise the self promotionalist, he could have caused those rats to walk free. How would those 100's of victims felt then?
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