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Originally posted by woodwardjnr
Robert Green, the chap talking on theses videos has just appeared in court on Charges of disturbing the peace. It seems they are out to get him.Police doing a search of the bed and breakfast he was staying in. all very sinister stuff
www.pressandjournal.co.uk...
Originally posted by Totalstranger
this thread is starting to remind me of the satanic ritual abuse nonsense in the 80's. I mean, masonic child molesters who control the country and the law? I dont buy it. and sadly it seems like I'm the only one on here so far who doesnt
Originally posted by Recouper
reply to post by woodwardjnr
Yes, they're trying to silence him. But it's too late, he's already told us what he has to say. Now we've got to spread the news.
It's here, it's on Facebook and it's going to be reported on by Alex J and David I.
That's not enough, I'm going to try get this looked at by the media were I'm from, and I'll see if I can get it known and talked about in other places.
I sincerely hope others reading this thread will also be doing something similar.
My instincts are telling me that this particular case is a weak point... apply enough pressure and it will give.
Originally posted by justyc
Originally posted by Totalstranger
this thread is starting to remind me of the satanic ritual abuse nonsense in the 80's. I mean, masonic child molesters who control the country and the law? I dont buy it. and sadly it seems like I'm the only one on here so far who doesnt
read through the links that are being given and you will see that this is far from that type of story. there is systematic lying and covering up of this story but there is also proof that they are lying about it.
anyway, was there a time you wouldn't believe that priests would abuse children because you couldn't imagine all those allegations to be true because people in power (ie priests) would never do such a thing?
read up on the dunblane massacre and see where it ties in to this story also, then come back and say there is nothing sinister going on.
Colin McKerracher, the Chief Constable of Grampian Police, the force which failed to investigate Hollie Greig’s abuse, but then arrested Robert Green for trying to do what the police should have done, is Chairman of the North East of Scotland Child Protection Committee??
Why would someone act like this in relation to the Hollie Greig case and Robert Green and be a top name in 'child protection'? Maybe you can work it out. I have.
Originally posted by winston_boy
For the record, the only journalist trying to uncover the truth, Robert Green, was arrested yesterday and released on bail with a gagging order slapped on him. I know this all sounds very 'conspiratorial' but please check the story out. Evidence suggests it may lead back to the heart of the British government in Westminster and even if this is an over-elaboration, the fact remains that top establishment figures in Scotland have been named in this vile affair but are escaping investigation and thus any chance of prosecution, even though Scotland's police have publicly admitted the Hollie is an honest and reliable witness. Why?
Originally posted by Emerald The Paradigm
The reason they don't want to do an investigation is because the corruption goes all the way to the top.
Don't be surprised if American presidents, politicians, as well as Saudi's and Europeans were all involved.
They think they are above the law, so they just don't do any investigations.
Are you really surprised?
9/11 didn't even get an investigation.
She was earlier found guilty of grabbing a boy by his genitals and assaulting a girl, after her trial at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.
The mother of the girl said: "She should have been locked up. It feels as though she has got away with it."
Sheriff Graeme Buchanan placed Taylor on the sex offenders' register for five years.
Sheriff Buchanan earlier found her not guilty of eight other charges.
The tone of the reports suggest she is to be criticised for not accepting responsibility.
"Given her position during the trial it is of no surprise she will not confess to her guilt.
That's the real punishment of the tragedy, that she has got herself into this position at a relatively young age and her teaching career is over
Sheriff Graeme Buchanan
A 10-YEAR-OLD girl has received a letter of apology from the procurator fiscal's office after the case of a man, who allegedly sexually abused her, collapsed because of the time it took to come to court.
The child, who is receiving counselling, told her parents three years ago that she had been abused by a 19-year-old male relative. But the case only reached Aberdeen Sheriff Court this month and was dismissed by Sheriff Graeme Buchanan because he felt it had not come to trial within a reasonable time.
The girl's family are calling for an inquiry by the Lord Advocate and investigating whether they can bring a private prosecution against the alleged attacker. George Mathers, their solicitor, said: "I believe the person accused had admitted his guilt to officers. It is a very simple and straightforward case, which should have been given priority."
This week it also emerged that a case of a seven-year-old boy who was allegedly raped had collapsed because of delays in bringing it to court in Aberdeen. Elish Angiolini, regional procurator fiscal for Grampian, Highlands and Islands, said that she had instructed Grampian police to treat all child witness cases as custody cases, which have to be processed within 110 days
The Lord Advocate, the Right Honourable Elish Angiolini QC said: "Women are often vulnerable to those intent on committing violent and sexual crime, whether in the context of close relationships or at the hands of family members or strangers. The prosecution service in Scotland is absolutely committed to tackling violent crime in all its guises. That is why we have a strong presumption in favour of prosecuting cases of rape and domestic abuse involving violence, whenever there is sufficient evidence in law to permit prosecution. And that is why we recently established a National Sexual Crimes Unit which now leads and directs the investigation and prosecution of all serious sexual crimes in Scotland.
"We want all victims to be confident that their case will be handled professionally and effectively by skilled and experienced prosecutors who are equipped to investigate with rigour and to present compelling cases to juries, when the evidence permits.
"I hope that through the work of all those in the justice system and events such as West Lothian Council's conference today, women will be encourage to break free of the cycle of intimidation and fear that causes so much misery to them and their children."