Re: A Mirror Image

by **Jill Havern** 24.12.11 12:45

Cheshire Cat wrote:
ufercoffy wrote:I didn't realise he was in prison

He sure is. That's what you get for exposoing child abuse.

I didn't know either sad

by **Jill Havern** 24.12.11 12:47

Cheshire Cat wrote:
happychick wrote:No wonder he hasn't updated his blog for a while.

Please wish him a happy Christmas from me and it would be good to see him, and his supporters, join this forum in the New Year to speak up about all child abuse and the cover ups. Strength in numbers perhaps.

Perhaps we will all be locked up by this time next year?

Maybe I need to bake a batch of the cake I made for Tony...... sad

by Guest 24.12.11 15:06

Here's to more difficult questions in 2012. A Mirror Image - Page 2 957704

by Guest 24.12.11 17:23

Ross wrote:Haut de la Garenne, Kincorra, Bryn Estyn, Islington… Occasionally the door is opened an inch before being slammed shut again. Sometimes the door won't open at all, no matter how hard people push against it.

It brings me back to the Catholic Church in Ireland and all of the things they were responsible for and the power that they had. When this was uncovered in the 80's some genuinely thought that the term "paedophile" was a religious order. Slowly and surely ever since all of the detail began to emerge. The countless children who had been abused by the priests, Christian brothers and their agents in orphanages, schools, churches and priest's homes, in their cars and on the streets. The horrific things that were done to them, the threats, the bribes, the bullying and when they were brave enough to tell how nobody would believe them, not their fellow clergy men, not the bishops, not the Gardai, the local doctor nor the teachers or their parents.

And only now that these victims finally have a voice can we learn of the damage this abuse has caused. And only this year, many decades after the varying incidents does our Government finally and officially criticize the Vatican. It always goes right to the top and it's no surprise that the Pope is wanted for crimes against humanity. The church shielded these heinous criminals and in the process told them that they may not sleep with a woman (celibacy), they may not sleep with a man (homosexuality) but the most vulnerable in our society, those who most deserved their protection in our Christian society were the ones who were fair game. "Suffer little children to come unto me.."?

On a bad day, I agree with Ross. I realize with Madeleine it will be a slow and painful process but I believe that like the exposure of the Irish Catholic Priests the truth will come out.

by Newintown 24.12.11 23:47

Stella wrote: to the forum Rico.

You have landed in a place where many of us know exactly what went on in Jersey. I personally will never forget the words spoken by one victim on Sky News, who was systematically abused there. I often wonder what has happened to her now.

Let's keep the questions coming hard and fast. Change WILL come.

I also remember one man being interviewed on the streets in Jersey during a demonstration about the cover up, he was in tears saying that his brother committed suicide because of the abuse he suffered at the children's home, but nobody seemed interested in looking into it.

by **Rico Sorda** 25.12.11 9:04

"I also remember one man being interviewed on the streets in Jersey during a demonstration about the cover up, he was in tears saying that his brother committed suicide because of the abuse he suffered at the children's home, but nobody seemed interested in looking into it.[/quote]"

http://therightofreply.blogspot.com/2011/09/for-astrid-kisch-kevin-michael-oconnell.html

I believe the person you refer to is Kevin O'Connell

You can read about his harrowing story on the above link

Merry Christmas

rs

by Guest 25.12.11 10:17

Rico, can you clear something up for us please. I'm not sure if it is a deliberate ploy by the paedophiles on the internet to stop other people from finding out the truth bout Jersey, but there seems to be articles spelling Haute with an e and some without the e. Which is the correct spelling please?

by **Rico Sorda** 25.12.11 22:58

Hi Stella

Its Haut de la Garenne

rs

by Guest 26.12.11 9:14

Thank you Rico.

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