Ivor Caplin arrested

[Nwgs2]

Except your opinion is based on ignorance and assumptions rather than anything approaching evidence. Not all opinions are equally valid or valuable.

When it’s all boiled down, we only have Keir’s word that he didn’t know.

It’s that simple.

I don’t believe him, you do.

Move along.

 

[Notch7]

It’s not much of a leap from that to, Keir knowing and saying “shush” from the shadows.

The bbc knew too.

Since Keir Starmer wasn’t to blame in any way for Saville not being arrested and charged, he had zero reason to hide anything.

 

[Nwgs2]

Since Keir Starmer wasn’t to blame in any way for Saville not being arrested and charged, he had zero reason to hide anything.

Unless he told them to drop the case.

Keep up Notchy.

 

[JohnD]

So you say.

I don’t agree.

Blame the man at the top, eh?

That would be David Cameron

Also responsible for the Horizon scandal

 

[Notch7]

When it’s all boiled down, we only have Keir’s word that he didn’t know.

It’s that simple.

I don’t believe him, you do.

Move along.

So it was pointless you bringing it up then.

 

[JohnD]

I don't believe NWGS.

 

[IT Minion]

When it’s all boiled down, we only have Keir’s word that he didn’t know.

It’s that simple.

I don’t believe him, you do.

Move along.

No, we have logic. You assume a god like omniscience and misunderstand the situation at the time. You referenced a huge media story when it was nothing of the sort at the time.

I'll bet you haven't skimmed even the summary of the CPS report, I'll bet you haven't even looked for it

 

[fillyboy]

No, we have logic. You assume a god like omniscience and misunderstand the situation at the time. You referenced a huge media story when it was nothing of the sort at the time.

I'll bet you haven't skimmed even the summary of the CPS report, I'll bet you haven't even looked for it

No, it was a story at the time, known about by many,

It's well documented that someone who dared to mention it on a BBC programme, was subsequently banned from appearing on the BBC.

 

[JohnD]

But as the head, he surly must bear the responsibility for decisions made by the staff he oversees.

That's how it normally works isn't it?

So David Cameron's at fault.