Re: Sir Edward Heath
Re: Sir Edward Heath
So long after his death - I understand if it's corroborated, it's closure for any victim and facing up to abuse that should have been reported/a culture of 'not' being reported (culture?) but he won't stand trial or be faced with it. Mind you, like Jimmy Savile, if it needs bringing out. Personally, we will wait and see, as I'm sure there are deserving cases, but there's also the bandwagon/attention-seeking among them, sadly, letting down the real victims of abuse. As the others say, it's also about 'investigating the cover-up.Re: Sir Edward Heath
Re: Sir Edward Heath
its simply really [and disgusting!]Re: Sir Edward Heath
When I point out civilised behaviour I get insulted by ignorance. I have never or will never support Mebion Glyndwr - for one thing Glyndwr was a loser I prefer Owain Lawgoch. But I doubt my critics even know who I'm talking about such is their weak knowledge of Wales and Welsh history. Besides Puria Wallia has long since been corrupted and diluted by centuries of immigration. I just think that England is getting its just deserts for its double standards.Re: Sir Edward Heath
Re: Sir Edward Heath
I think many people are turning a blind eye and deaf ears to the fact that these inquiries (it's five forces now not four) are not just about Heath's activities.Re: Sir Edward Heath
Some of us were not growing up in secure homes and had our own horrors I know my stance will come it for criticism but at some point we have to get over what happened and take responsibility for our own lives, doing that meant I could forgive my abusers, and I live a happier life for doing so.Re: Sir Edward Heath
Re: Sir Edward Heath
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