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London…..just saying.

NEW - A rape offense is reported every hour in London, according to data obtained by the BBC. https://www.disclose.tv/id/wsqqzktndt/ @disclosetv

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https://youtu.be/0-azEqzP64g?si=qTqznCubAq5PDq5L This judgment on Hue Edwards, as reviewed here, was a deliberate fudge, blatant sophistry, to excuse, deflect and minimise the crime. Watch this video and think through the contradictions in logic in the judgement and ask yourself; do you have any suspicions about either the prosecution (which appears to be soft peddle the entirety of the offence) or the ready acceptance of the judge and wether they warrant enquiry?

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Paedophiles work in networks, loose associations of individuals or cells in more organised contexts, such as the internet. The mentioned conduct of Edwards in this documentary, of bullying upwards as much as downwards, suggests personal agendas were at play. The obvious connotation is that Edwards, was part the one that got caught and was tied off, isolated. It is reasonable extrapolation that there is a network either in or associated with the BBC that were not caught and wrapped up with Edwards. Always pay attention to the reaction around such incidents, the sudden resignations, movements to new locations within an organisation, promotions or other “recognition of service” that will follow in the months following such a public arrest and conviction.