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Yes, I'm positive he thinks, what he thinks seem's to be that 95% on AccyWeb should keep their mouths shut unless they are singing his praises or repeating the bits of bull he comes along to feed us every now & then. |
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i checked the site you posted earlier and it hasnt been updated yet so theres either not been any more signatures or they are just behind schedule mind you he says he often reads the posts on here so id take it he hasnt seen you worthy of answering just yet but also please bare in mind it took weeks for him to explain himself over the EU referendum and it also took a few days to take a pot shot at myself taking these factors into consideration id expect a reply within 4 days to 8 weeks as an estimate perhaps if you say you saw a mosquito acting suspitiously you may get a faster response with all teh iminent danger of malaria in hyndburn ... |
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No breath was wasted in asking this question...no breath was used...just fingers tapping away critically :)
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I have written to Graham (via email) requesting that he sign the petition telling him that I find it seriously worrying that he has not yet signed this.. I will await his response (but I too will not hold my breath for a positive response)
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when you see them acting up and mimicing behaviour of a chimpanzees tea party it does make you wonder how serious any of them take running this country maybe we should switch providers like we can with gas and electricity comparethegovernment.com ...simples |
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Once every 5 years we get the chance to change faces, but the mouths all spout the same no matter which team they support.
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How can you tell when a politician is lying?
His mouth is moving. My anti-cynicism pills have stopped working. Cashy - I know I said I would share them with you but they are NBG. |
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All The Best To You Graham
I don't think anyone who keeps an eye on local matters would suggest I've done little locally.
I do support an investigation. It needs to cover all relevant issues responsibly and there's nothing wrong with giving the scope of that investigation some consideration. PS Just written a national piece on LabourList this evening that might be interesting. |
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If you do support the investigation why was you name not in the list of those MP's who backed this investigation?
The investigation needs to cover all the relevant issues...and be transparent, so that the general public have faith in the investigation. I think many of the general public feel that there will be a closure of ranks and a whitewash that will shut us all up. Although how you can have a full inquiry when files and dossiers have been carlelessly lost(or worse) disposed of. Can't you see and appreciate how distrust has arisen? |
All The Best To You Graham
We are talking about an inquiry going back decades. Can't see it happening today. Begs a question about nostalgia?
I refused to sign the 3rd party inquiry not because I didn't want an inquiry but because they wanted to bounce people and it was unclear what options were the best (judicial of non judicial for eg), the scope and direction, ie wandering off in wrong direction, investigating individuals and accidentally compromising their potential conviction (police job?) or parliamentRy inquiry about collective responsibility. Whether it would run for years, a year or months? Lots of fair questions that needed answers before going further. Also needed to make sure innocent people weren't named and destroyed because people want names. Of course they said I didn't want an inquiry because I didn't sign THEIR petition which was untrue and for an organisation supposedly seeking the truth rather spoilt their credibility. Signing up to such an org doesnt sound a good idea to me even if the cause is worthy. Some MPs signed it just to get them off their backs. Surely that can't be right either? |
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Well, I am not talking about nostalgia. I am talking about the sexual abuse of children, and the possibility that there has been a cover up for decades because those who were involved considered themselves to be elite and above the law....because they WERE the law and the law makers. As such they had the powers to do this with ease.
And your convoluted reply to my question gives me no confidence. It wasn't just MP's from one party on the list that I saw.....it was a mix of MP's from across parties......and when someone is tardy about giving their support to something which will probably never reach any concrete conclusions, you have to wonder why there was the delay.....and of course, you draw your own conclusions. Well, at least, I do. I am sure I am not alone in this. |
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As I write this you are still on line, so can I ask are you for or against the conviction of anyone that has abused children no matter how long ago it was. Or Have you become someone that thinks one law for the powerful and just screw (physically and metaphorically) the innocent. Stop dithering and giving us bull, why are you against catching and punishing these wrongdoers? :mad: |
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