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@sun seeker. I don't know that case, but I do know cases like it.
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Yes.There is a circle in the highest echelons that protects its own, and can include elements of those very same authorities that are supposed to protect the public.
I am aware of this and have followed some of it, but I go through patches of having to switch off completely from the news because it gets too triggering. The volume of this stuff in the UK news over the last few years has been overwhelming and I don't always cope with it well.There are (what I beleive to be credible) allegations linking him and other establishment (and also senior Sinn Fein) figures to the child brothel at Elm House and to other child abuse activities.
This is an interesting point. It is something I struggle with understanding about people in my own life, mostly my mother, who seems to be both attracted to, and blind to, these kind of people. Having grown up in the UK in the seventies and eighties, I absolutely couldn't stand the woman, but I wonder in Thatcher's case, if growing up with the father she had in some way normalised the behaviour. I wonder this with my mother too, if somewhere along the line some people become so accustomed to behaviours that they stop seeing them?was she perhaps addicted to these people?
That's what I'm saying I think it was pretty endemic. That teacher who abused me was there grabbing us in front of everyone. His hands were obviously going for areas they shouldn't. He grabbed me from behind and pulled me right into his crotch and his hands were all over me. The other teachers were seeing it. In fact my year 3 teacher I contacted her years later. She told me that they should have outed him. So they were watching and just treating it as normal behaviour.too, if somewhere along the line some people become so accustomed to behaviours that they stop seeing them?
Me too. It's about 18 months ago now that I found out that the father of one of my childhood friends, was one of the most prolific child rapists ever to have been exposed in Britain. A friend who lives in the North east recommended looking at Bill Maloney's films. Maloney is feckin long winded, but there is good info and disturbing stuff alike scattered all the way through. I'm pissed off at his showing one of the former inmates at Medomsley, who is highly symptomatic - intoxicated.I go through patches of having to switch off completely from the news because it gets too triggering.
It does seem to be very widespread, both in the British and American administrations (I don't know about other places) and in the likes of the established churches.Whether particular people were directly involved or not, I don't know, but it is undeniable that there were many many high profile people who were aware of it and involved in the cover up, and they are equally culpable in my opinion.
or repeating their own traumas again and again, trying to make it come out right?Having grown up in the UK in the seventies and eighties, I absolutely couldn't stand the woman, but I wonder in Thatcher's case, if growing up with the father she had in some way normalised the behaviour. I wonder this with my mother too, if somewhere along the line some people become so accustomed to behaviours that they stop seeing them?
The only two members of the cast who's lives I've read anything about, Barbara Windsor and Kenneth Williams, both come accross to me as being deeply traumatized individuals.f you look at those carry on films they are dodgy as, that was all part of that groping mentality.