Points 1. I have listened and READ the BQ, SB and others comments regarding mine as expressed ON THIS THREAD
2. If any apologies are due to anyone they are hereby GIVEN
3. I intend to stick by traditional values I was brought up with.
4. Alsio Ref. 3. It is patently obvious that any oipinion I expresed opposite to those who are all much younger than I, will be questioned and deemed unaccepable no matter what I said either to correct or explain as you live in a different world so I have the equal right to say that it is YOU who need to look at your attitudes closely just as YOU think I do.
5. The alleged *humour* given the title of *this thread* claimed by its Author in retrospect, is very OBVIOUSLY not for me as I do NOT like seeing women whom I have some respect for beig called tarts and denigrating themselves in the name of spo called humour and/or to get cheap laughs
I am not *Lighetning up* or *chilling* as the modern misuse of English phrase goes and intend in future to leave such *humour* to the younger element exclusively.
Ho Ho B&Q - PUT downs - Never - There are a few on here diddums who could probably not lift you or the dummy you chucked oput of your pram - BUT IF the cap fits etc
Haringey Council said Sharon Shoesmith was dismissed from her £100,000-a-year post with immediate effect and would not receive any compensation. But she will still get her gold-plated civil service pension, estimated to be worth up to £1.5million. The 55-year-old head of Haringey's children's services was removed from her post last week after Children's Secretary Ed Balls said she should be replaced, but remained on full pay while the north London council considered her future. She had provoked widespread anger for her refusal to apologise over the torture and death of 17-month-old Baby P at the hands of his mother, her boyfriend and their lodger. She insisted her department had 'worked effectively', although Baby P was seen 60 times by social workers, health officials and police. She said she saw no need for officials to lose their jobs, handed out graphs showing her department's performance and defiantly announced: 'I certainly won't be resigning.' She added at a press conference: 'The very sad fact is that we can't stop people who are determined to kill children. I am satisfied that the action that should have been taken was taken.' Haringey has since admitted spending £19,000 on media training for high-profile employees involved in the case. Mrs Shoesmith and Liz Santry, Haringey's Cabinet member for children and young people, who resigned earlier this month, are thought to be among those who received training. The death of Baby P provoked widespread anger against Haringey Council and Sharon Shoesmith There were fears that Mrs Shoesmith, a former teacher and schools inspector, would receive a substantial pay-off to ensure she could not sue the Labour-run council for unfair dismissal. Last night a Haringey spokesman said her contract was studied by the council's lawyers before her fate was decided by a panel of three councillors. Mrs Shoesmith was at the disciplinary hearing. Two other council officials, Mrs Shoesmith's deputy Cecilia Hitchen and the head of safeguarding children, Clive Preece, have also been suspended on full pay. No decision has been made yet about their jobs. The council spokesman said: 'We are acting as quickly as the law allows.' Three people have been convicted of causing Baby P's death Three social workers who were involved with the case - Maria Ward, Gillie Christou and Sylvia Henry - have been told their positions will be reviewed. They are not currently working in child protection. An emergency report into the state of Mrs Shoesmith's department after the Baby P case highlighted a catalogue of failings. Inspectors condemned everything from poor record keeping to a failure to identify children at immediate risk of harm. Haringey council was severely criticised for failing to prevent the murder of eight-year-old Victoria Climbie in 2000.
Local MP Lynne Featherstone said: 'Hopefully this marks a break with the culture of secrecy, failure and deceit that failed Baby P.' Susie Squire of the TaxPayers' Alliance said Mrs Shoesmith should lose some of her pension benefits. She said: 'There's no reason why an individual who has overseen such a debacle should receive the gold-plated benefits of a civil service job.' A spokesman for Mr Balls's Department for Children, Schools and Families said: 'The Secretary of State is satisfied that Haringey appear to have moved swiftly to resolve this in the right way.'
Agreed and what is more - they and the esteblishment *authortities* have been actively trying to stop anyone from advocating and successfully achieving a national referendum on the matter for years, through the manipulation of Propaganda mechanics in order to maintain control over the masses.
I see - You might have a point BUT - Better still - Jones and harder men than him would not be able take 2 years in our main military jail (Colchester) with Home office approval which I am certain through *inside* knowledge - could be arranged very cheaply.
Jones asked for trouble in public on and even when he was off the field. He has courted publicity to boost his violent reputation so he should take the consequences.
mike1937 Forum Posts (554)
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RE: Whats The Biggest Turn Off In A Man For A Woman And In A Woman For A Man?
Biggest turn off in a woman for a man.When she removes the wig, two prosthetic arms and two legs all at once.