Oh god that is awful!!! I was thinking since one of the daughters got married within last few years perhaps she’s since had a baby and it’s just stirred up a lot of (ALLEGED) memories and emotions.
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Jesus Christ. No words.
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And a desire to protect her own children.
That’s horrific if true 
This is the old recording I was talking about.
This is the old recording I was talking about.
Absolutely horrific, but so, so brave of her to address it this way, given the historical nature, the power dynamic involved, the society she grew up in, etc. — any single one of those could put someone off pursuing a charge, but to take on all of that? Amazingly strong girl, I hope she gets justice.
Are you meaning to come across so obtuse?
Only 4% of allegations in the UK are found to be false. The chances are the complainants are victims - not alleged.
Also
For victims, reporting rape is effectively a lottery and the odds are rarely in your favour. In the year to December 2021, there were 67,125 rape offences recorded – an all-time high. Yet the number of completed rape prosecutions plummeted from 5,190 in 2016-17 to just 2,409 in 2020-21. The numbers of convictions almost halved (2,689 in 2016/17 compared to 1,409 in 2020/21). Only 5% of rapes that were given an outcome by the police in the year ending December 2021 resulted in a charge
Those stats are for the UK. So grifty was also correct when saying there would be a decline in convictions.
Yes that’s what I had heard that lead to my comment. That it was in the process of going down a fertility journey that it all came out what damage had been done.
I should probably add I wasn’t trying to be a smartarse about victims or alleged victims either.
The scary thing is if you look through the last thread barely a day went by without one of us posting about peados who actually were convicted of all sorts but then they don’t even get jailed and get a tiny suspended sentence.
conviction rates are shockingly low in general on these type of cases and then when ones are found guilty they don’t even get locked up.
He could be looking at a slap on the wrist
it’ll depend on what sort of depravity took place but these figures are pretty poor…Plus the fact we only serve Half a sentence inside.
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All this fakery on show from the government only serves to remind people of what they gave away.
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Sure him and Paisley were besties by the end. Both big Brits
Maybe one day they’ll open the full box of tricksSure him and Paisley were besties by the end. Both big Brits
sadly it’ll remain locked for our lifetime!Realistically there isn’t a chance any of the files will be released anytime in the next 50 years. Will show all sorts of collusion through all ways and would be a disaster.Maybe one day they’ll open the full box of tricks
Theres a book called the dirty war which I haven’t read but it was back in 1990’s which I have heard was good. Has anyone read it? By that journalist who wrote the book about the shankill butchers which was a horror show.
I haven’t read it ,was it not made into a documentary? Or am I thinking of something else? ( Peter Taylor)…Belfast Telegraph have got hold of some files they posted about them a couple of days ago, didn’t go into detail yet.
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Was just looking it up. Martin Dillon is the journalist. Think the books were from back in the 90’s but probs worth a read rather than some 14 year old on tik tok giving their views. There may have been a doc, not sure. I’m going to see if the books are on kindle.
No it’s Peter Taylor I’m thinking on he documented the whole troubles and was well known.
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Best watch yourself Grifty
can we be extradited to Scotland 
Scotland's controversial new hate crime laws come into force
The Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act aims to tackle the harm caused by hatred and prejudice but has come under fire from opponents who claim the new laws could stifle free speech and be weaponised to "settle scores".
Sounds worse than RwandaBest watch yourself Grifty
Scotland's controversial new hate crime laws come into force
The Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act aims to tackle the harm caused by hatred and prejudice but has come under fire from opponents who claim the new laws could stifle free speech and be weaponised to "settle scores".news.sky.com
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