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I long for the heady days when young girls in northern towns were safe from imported savages
But you've never expressed any concern for the many thousands of children abused by the church, the children's homes, etc.
Nor for those tortured and murdered children, buried without a hint of decency, or event the parents informed on some occasions.
Weird that.
 
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What about the boys? Some as young as 8 years old. Going back to the 1980's
Cyril Smith was the MP for Rochdale. Yes, exactly! as transam would say.:rolleyes:

He was arrested and let go, and those doing the arresting had to sign the official secrets act to hush up the affair.
A right staggering situation.

Then there's the asbestos cover-up. Yes Exactly!

Cyril smith

Jimmy saville

Ect ect

Yes exactly they both snuffed it early before thefe abuse came to light

If they had not imo they would have been put on trial thefe after guilty as charged and dispatched to the next life

Yes exactly
 
Cyril smith
MP for Rochdale. 1972 - 1992
His crimes were covered up by Rochdale Borough Council, the Police, the Intelligence Service.
He'd been arrested while a serving MP

Yes exactly.
 
No expulsion from Kenya
People were effectively pushed out as a result of "Kenyanisation", a plan to replace non-citizens with Kenyan (read black African Kenyan in many cases) citizens. Many didn't hold passports but were entitled to British passport, which is why many moved to Uganda, for a while, and quite a few used the fact that they held British passports to come here. So perhaps not physical expulsion, but nevertheless many did lose their jobs and had to leave
 
People were effectively pushed out as a result of "Kenyanisation", a plan to replace non-citizens with Kenyan (read black African Kenyan in many cases) citizens. Many didn't hold passports but were entitled to British passport, which is why many moved to Uganda, for a while, and quite a few used the fact that they held British passports to come here. So perhaps not physical expulsion, but nevertheless many did lose their jobs and had to leave
And they lost their businesses.
 
I couldn't care less what colour they are, what religion they are or what they were fighting over. The fact they couldn't contain themselves over these historic days in our country (whether you're a royalist or not) speaks volumes to me as of their character. Shame on them.
 
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