it_is_the_light wrote on Nov 3^rd, 2012 at 6:00pm:


Light, we have it on reliable evidence from Today Tonight that the 5th is currently splitting like a cell. What are your thoughts on this remarkable new development?

what a lot of rubbish. just like your 'mass arrests', this is also bogus. It cant even get the definition of genocide right which is the systematic slaughter of an entire race or people group. That didnt happen.

but then again... you ARE insane.

this is a joke court...

genocide is defined by them as 'mental anguish' and even sterilisation. hardly genocide... oh and also moving children from one place to another - apparently genocide. In fact these bozos definition doesnt even include death!

And the 'judges' are people with some legal background - not actually legal practitioners, nevermind actual judges.

the jurors are 'volunteers' and they get the evidence 'online'.

its a JOKE.

And you, dear one, can expect to be forgiven.

Karnal wrote on Nov 9^th, 2012 at 11:50pm:


this one is beginning to realize and recognise

the deal

it is so and so it is

so be it

namaste

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity/big-name-entertainer-quizzed-in-s...

Big-name entertainer quizzed in Savile probe



The latest star to be interviewed over the Jimmy Savile child sex abuse scandal is a household name but cannot be named for legal reasons.



A HIGH-PROFILE entertainer has today been interviewed by detectives investigating the Jimmy Savile child sex abuse scandal that has rocked the UK.
The entertainer has attended a police station by agreement and was "interviewed under caution'', meaning he was read his rights by officers from Operation Yewtree.
He is the biggest name so far to be linked to the numerous allegations which have flowed from the Savile probe.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has not been arrested nor charged and Metropolitan Police would not comment about the stunning development except to confirm a man in his 80s was read his rights before speaking with officers.
It is understood his house was searched on Saturday when an arrangement was made for him to be interviewed formally.




Jimmy Savile has been branded a sex predator who went on a four-decade rampage of child sex abuse.
He was at a south London police station today for about five hours.
Yewtree was established in the wake of revelations British entertainer Savile sexual abused more than 400 people, mostly children, over five decades in hospitals, schools and BBC's London studios. The 84-year-old Savile died last year before the revelations were made public but police have admitted there had in the past been a number of allegations made which were not fully acted upon.
There are two strands to Yewtree, those offences related directly to Savile and the second simply called "others'' with suspicion of sexual offences that had come to light during the Savile probe but not related to Savile. Today's development fell into the latter category.
The probe which began two months ago has so far led to the arrest of four men, including former pop star Gary Glitter and well-known British TV and radio personality and comedian Freddie Starr.



Disgraced BBC presenter Jimmy Savile, famed for his charity work, allegedly abused children in hospitals and on  BBC premises.

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity/police-investigate-claims-of-sex-...

Police investigate claims of sex offences against 25 celebrities


Former British rock star Gary Glitter returns home in central London after he was arrested by British police investigating sexual abuse allegations. Picture: AFP

BRITISH police are looking into claims of sex offences by 25 celebrities, and at least six arrests are expected in the coming weeks, London's Sunday Times newspaper reports.

BRITISH police are looking into claims of sex offences by 25 celebrities, and at least six arrests are expected in the coming weeks, London's Sunday Times newspaper reports.
Most of the 25 are television and radio entertainers, the newspaper said.
However the newspaper said some of the alleged victims did not want to be identified or to press charges, which would make a criminal case unlikely.
Police reportedly believe there is enough evidence to detain people in at least a dozen cases.
A source told The Sun newspaper "they all tend to be white men of the Savile generation." They were named in phone calls to the police or to charities.
Five of those questioned have already been named: pop star Gary Glitter, comedian Freddie Starr, DJ Dave Lee Travis, BBC producer Wilfred De'ath and PR guru Max Clifford.
A sixth man, a world-famous entertainer in his 80s, has been questioned under caution but has not been named by the media.
All those questioned have denied any wrongdoing.
About 450 potential victims have come forward since the Operation Yewtree inquiry started two months ago.
Yewtree was set up after late Top of the Pops presenter Jimmy Savile was revealed as a serial abuser.
It has three strands: allegations against Savile, allegations involving Savile and other people, and allegations against people unconnected to Savile.