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mikey G.'s avatar

Amazing work. Great words, we keep pushing and shouting and sharing and praying. This is the biggest miscarriage of Justice in British History. Bless the girls.

Inside Britain's avatar

Thank you. And yes we must not let this subject die.

Mike's avatar

The Nation and The People were, and are, continously betrayed by the politicians and bureaucracy of the various institutions. Time to clean them out.

Cath's avatar

Great piece 👏

I'm still amazed that so many could put their consciences aside and ignore their professional and moral duty to protect these girls. I trained as a social worker in Salford in the late nineties and I simply wouldn't have been able to.

Possibly because I only did one placement in a small children's home, run by a Christian organisation, because I didn't see it. That placement nearly broke me and I never worked as a social worker. I completed my nursing qualification and have always practiced as a nurse.

It's totally anathema to me to not advocate for my patients.

I sincerely hope all who were complicit lose their jobs, pensions and some prison time.

Inside Britain's avatar

I don’t know how anyone can stand by and just look the other way whether children or animals.

Cath's avatar

Same but they actually said to us on day one, that 3 out of 10 applicatants to do the course did it to get close to vulnerable people.