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AHHHH!
Just finished fitting that steel door to all of my bedroom doors as you recommend Grays.
And after reading your last few posts, I am going to bang my head against all of them.
Your not on this planet boy!
Quote: from Peaty Sandy on 3:41 pm on Jan. 9, 2006[br]
IF you wake up in the middle of the night and find a stranger in your house (and god forbid that you have chiildren) what are you supposed to do ?
Call the police? Hide under your bed? Try and establish the criminals intent? See if the criminal has a weapon ?
Do you **** – well do i **** anyways <br> <br>
Sandy hand yourself in to the police<br> is my strong advice.<br> For sexual crime like that you’ll only get<br> banged up for ten years max,<br> maybe less with a stranger,<br> and you’ll sleep all the better in your nineties
Would anyone care to explain how paedophile rings persist for years without being detected or "outed" and are seldom up in court? Surely you would imagine some guilt-ridden member or his/her acquainance would eventually blow the whistle? There have been reports in the Irish Media that an elite ring existed for years involving members of the judiciary, politicans and civil servants.
http://cairhavn.topcities.com/Politicpaedos.htm
http://cairhavn.topcities.com/Politicpaedos.htm
(Edited by zilzal at 7:50 pm on Jan. 14, 2006)
I have to say that I have never heard that and I don’t tend to keep my head in the sand all the time.
David ,
Here’s another link on the that may be enlightening for fellow Irish members:
"…There are quite a few other cases that have come to light in the media in Ireland over the last few months that might repay noting down. There is the shocking case of what appears to be Serial Ritual Abuse of children in the Murphy household in Dalkey that stretches over a few decades. It was first mentioned in a long article in the magazine of the Sunday Independent in April last year but left out of that account was the statement that one of the victims has made of the involvement of at least one garda in this abuse. In particular the victim claims now, in a recent Sunday Independent article, that it was the relationship her father had with this garda which has caused all the delay and loss of evidence in her case.(32) As far as I know all the other news media have shied away from mentioning this garda angle except the Evening Herald which made the amazing statement that this garda abuser was in fact a "top garda".(33) It is also stated that ‘Niamh’, one of the victims, is having a lot of trouble with slander of her in the media. Specifically there is a lot of discussion of the merits of Regression therapy while in fact she never received that therapy, her testimony being entirely from her own unaided memory. In this long favourable article by Brigid McLaughlin it is clear that the victims are perplexed as to what party would have the power in the media to spread such a false story.(34) This story of a ‘top garda’ and SRA abuse carries with it echoes of the many cases like this which have occurred around the world where it seems that paedophile rings often need some kind of high up political or police protection to survive. This has proved true in Australia (35), the US (36), Belgium (37), France (38), Chile (39), Latvia (40), Portugal (41), and even some rumours about the UK (42). In fact there have always been stories like that circling in Ireland as well, for example this was the front page story in the Sunday Independent Sept 1 2002 :
"MALCOLM Macarthur, prior to his trial for the murder of young nurse Bridie Gargan, may have been about to make sensational claims that an organised paedophile ring existed within the institutions of the State.<br>…..<br>A senior garda involved in the investigation into Macarthur’s murders has told the Sunday Independent that he believes Macarthur had sensational information which would have rocked the foundations of the State.<br>This information, he said, related to the alleged paedophile activities of politicians, members of the legal profession and civil servants. Other senior Garda officers have corroborated the investigating garda’s suspicions, although they all believe Macarthur was not himself a paedophile."(43)
I guess whatever the truth of the Macarthur case the chances are that the powers that be in Ireland know a lot more about it than the rest of us bearing in mind that the garda who arrested Macarthur was Commissioner Noel Conroy and Michael McDowell was one of his barristers….(44)"
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