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"British Justice" - are we ever going to drop the humbug?

Can't we just start being honest about it now, about what "British
Justice" means...?

I'm not going to try too hard.

If you don't know it yet, my words wont help you.

Dick Holland (now deceased) of the West Yorkshire Police is the
epitome of "British Justice."

Dick Holland is what every English policeman must strive to emulate if
he wishes to administer the great tradition of "British Justice."

If you want to administer "British Justice," Dick Holland is your hero
and your role model.
http://www.yorkshireripper.com/aftermath.htm

Intelligent people in England know that when a high-profile crime
occurs, the way British Justice works is that the police look around
for a soft target, someone to frame for the high-profile crime, so as
to pretend that the perpetrator has been caught. The fall guy would
normally be a loner, mentally ill, working class, with no influential
friends.

"British Justice" went badly off the rails with the Sion Jenkins
case.

Picking on Sion Jenkins was a terrible mistake.

His family and friends mounted a highly articulate and sophisticated
publicity campaign to expose the falseness of the police case, and
after about six years, a formula was found to get Sion out of jail and
end the embarrassment... the embarrassment of English police picking
the wrong fall guy, a man who had articulate friends who were going to
mount an articulate campaign to publicise the truth about the frame
up.

"British Justice" has learned the lessons of the Sion Jenkins case.

From now on, "British Justice" will no longer pick on men like Sion
Jenkins, but will choose its "fall guys" for fake convictions much
more carefully than before.

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We have a woman called Sara Payne who has been appointed "Victims
Commissioner."

Mrs Payne seems to be a bit off target.

Since "British Justice" always looks for innocent men or women to
convict in a high profile case, Sara Payne should now be campaigning
for the release of Roy Whiting, for the release of Ronald Castree, for
the release of Steve Wright, for the release of Michael Stone, and all
the other fall guys who have been chosen to take the rap in high
profile cases, since British Justice operates in that way always -
seeking out a fall guy to take the rap so that the case can be
closed.

Whenever there is a high profile murder case, such as the Sarah Payne
case, we have to assume that British Justice has functioned as it
normally does, Dick Holland style, fitting up an innocent man to close
the case while letting the real killer go free. That is "British
Justice."

When are we going to just drop the pretence and face the fact that
British Justice is all about seeking out a fall guy to take the rap
and close the case?

Can't we just drop the FAKE DEBATE, and urge Sara Payne, our Victims
Commissioner, to campaign for the release of Roy Whiting and for the
jailing of the corrupt cops who fitted him up, and to force the
English police to hunt down and jail the killer of her daughter
Sarah..........

I've had enough of this shit.

Can't we just drop the humbug, drop the FAKE DEBATE?

Get Roy Whiting out of jail, and hunt down the real killer.
Get Ronald Castree out of jail, and hunt down the real killer.
Get Steve Wright out of jail, and hunt down the real killer.
Get Michael Stone out of jail and hunt down the real killer.....

the list can be extended indefinitely.

Dick Holland epitomises "British Justice."
British Justice always frames the nearest convenient fall guy to close
a high profile case while letting the real killers go free. It's about
public image and spin.

Drop the humbug.

Drop the FAKE DEBATE.
http://www.innocent.org.uk/cases/judithward/index.html

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