Orgreave, Leveson 2, the Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) inquiry on the ropes, have the establishment lost their appetite for public enquiries after Hillsborough and Chilcot?
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Orgreave, Leveson 2, the Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) inquiry on the ropes, have the establishment lost their appetite for public enquiries after Hillsborough and Chilcot?
Well it all gets so damn tricky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
Most awkward and inconvenient.
Jolly damn fine splendid fellows rudely implicated! Not on. What!
Best avoided.
Oooh look! The Russians are coming!
To be fair we have had a few inquiries and it does put a strain onto the public purse , it means lawyers making astonishing money from the public purse , and wealthy public service bods being dragged out of their retirement for a last pay day ,to adjudicate on a life that has passed us by , along with those sad behaviors no longer tolerated on either side.
Perhaps the West Yorkshire Police should be made to self fund Orgreave public inquiry if one is needed ?
why? its nothing to do with themQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
An apology for the evidence that Andy Burham referred to would cost the public far less and would hopefully do something to make amends for what we know was the government treating it's people and their communities as an enemy.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vimana.
Now that is a good idea , I presume there are expensive legal pitfalls , I do wonder if the apology was applied would that the be end of the matter or is compensation a part of this , I don't know ?Quote:
Originally Posted by surge
They became very fashionable under the Blair government. In my view quite often an extraordinary waste of funds, that never really had any impact. Closure for some maybe. But as the Hillsborough enquiry shows, its doesn't always provide closure, merely the end of one thing and the start of another, that never really seems to end. In addition some facts are still covered up, so what is the point if its only an inquiry into things that are ready to be released, but not those that cant be released.
It's probably not a good time right now to be shining a light on government activities, what with the US trying to prevent a complete loss of faith in the politician process due to inherent corruption from top to bottom. The potential for everything to unravel is growing as people slowly realise that they've been conned. The only thing preventing this at the moment is a complicit media (it's all Russia' fault).
And some convincing visual evidence of Russian warplanes, ships and warheads , supporting a wicked man called Assad, again though I think the West is happy for this to be happening as it effects IS .Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
The moment of truth will come when this is over in Syria, and the Russians are asked the questions of Assad's behavior / regime,my guess the price of a foothold in that area is enough to accept any atrocity and do nothing .
It's a useful distraction for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
War by proxyQuote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
Is it Russia's fault your inbox is full? :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales