Response to Keir Starmer

[frightened spouse]

http://t.co/YxzT8s2rEP

Excellent response to the outgoing Keir Starmer.

[Casehardened]

He [Keir Starmer] said that, in the past, "many victims didn't have the confidence to come forward because we were asking the wrong questions".

"If you go into a police station and report a burglary the first question is not 'are you telling the truth'?

"If you are the victim of a sexual offence, very often in the past that has been the first question."

This is an interesting analogy but one that doesn't really hold water: if you go into a police station and report a burglary that happened a week ago, never mind twenty or more years ago, even though you had been living in the house all the time; the first question is likely to be "why didn't you contact us when it first happened while the evidence was still uncontaminated and fresh in any witnesses minds?"

[whatsgoingon?]

Thanks for posting FS!

Assumption to victimhood v Assumption to innocence - this is the true battle being fought in the courts 'the fundamental shift' Starmer boasts of.

Soon they'll be brain-washing us into believing a re-defined meaning of 'justice' (I can't see an alternative except than to recognize an official attempt to pervert the course of justice -who knows, perhaps in years to come with historical hind-sight....)