Damien Green
I thought that I would let others have all the glory this time. One thousand up and counting. Trouble is this is such a serious issue, what next Nick?
The trouble is they are now talking about an inquiry, well we can wait until after the election before this comes back. All they will do is to say that we don't want to cause any problems for the inquirers, so we will stay silent.
Before then we will have to await the decision of the police until we even set-up the inquiry and we must not prejudice the police, you know how independent they are. They have a job to do and must get on with it.
In the meantime I am listening to the Today programme and they make reference to 'grooming' of the mole by Mr Green. This is disgraceful, especially with the connotations with seizing computers and child images.
This is not acceptable, the word should never be used in connection with the arrest of Mr Green. I sincerely hope that the police are not going to announce that they have found unacceptable images on Mr Green's computer.
Nick, we have to ask why they have used this word and who released the information to the media. It is only through the BBC that I now know this, so where has it come from, who told the BBC the nature of the questions asked of Mr Green. The whole 'case' is being prejudiced with every passing minute.
The trouble is they are now talking about an inquiry, well we can wait until after the election before this comes back. All they will do is to say that we don't want to cause any problems for the inquirers, so we will stay silent.
Before then we will have to await the decision of the police until we even set-up the inquiry and we must not prejudice the police, you know how independent they are. They have a job to do and must get on with it.
In the meantime I am listening to the Today programme and they make reference to 'grooming' of the mole by Mr Green. This is disgraceful, especially with the connotations with seizing computers and child images.
This is not acceptable, the word should never be used in connection with the arrest of Mr Green. I sincerely hope that the police are not going to announce that they have found unacceptable images on Mr Green's computer.
Nick, we have to ask why they have used this word and who released the information to the media. It is only through the BBC that I now know this, so where has it come from, who told the BBC the nature of the questions asked of Mr Green. The whole 'case' is being prejudiced with every passing minute.
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