Chris Saltrese on Five Live Sunday 6th October 11am

[frightened spouse]

https://twitter.com/chrissaltrese

[Izzy]

Thanks for the heads up, I'll definitely be tuning in.

[can it get worse]

Me too. Thank you for letting us know

[can it get worse]

Do you know anyone who has used these solicitors? I've looked on the 'stickies' and they are recommended but would also like to read any threads of anyone who has used them.

[whatsgoingon?]

Well - I thought Chris Saltrese put his arguments forward brilliantly in the 20seconds or so they allowed him. It's a shame that they weren't taken up with the politicians. I suppose the BBC felt they 'had to' but the other side of the coin in and managed to slip him in discreetly, in order to avoid critisim. Dissapointing to say the least.

I'm also really fed up with the misuse of the word 'victim', to mean 'complainant' as used by BBC, police and politicians - when you start by using a false premise, how can you get anything that follows right???

[whatsgoingon?]

Well - I thought Chris Saltrese put his arguments forward brilliantly in the 20 seconds or so they allowed him. It's a shame that they weren't taken up with the politicians. I suppose the BBC felt they 'had to' put the other side of the coin in and managed to slip him in discreetly in order to avoid critisim. Dissapointing to say the least.
It's also pretty alarming that policemen from other specialised forces are drawn in to deal with sex-crimes, when that is clearly not something they're trained to deal with, leaving that area of crime (eg murder ) understaffed. Does murder not happen anymore since the Saville case? On the positive side, giving more policemen and women specialised training in child abuse should be good thing.

I'm also really fed up with the misuse of the word 'victim', to mean 'complainant' as used by BBC, police and politicians - when you start by using a false premise, how can you get anything that follows right?

[Izzy]

Well - I thought Chris Saltrese put his arguments forward brilliantly in the 20seconds or so they allowed him. It's a shame that they weren't taken up with the politicians. I suppose the BBC felt they 'had to' but the other side of the coin in and managed to slip him in discreetly, in order to avoid critisim. Dissapointing to say the least.

I'm also really fed up with the misuse of the word 'victim', to mean 'complainant' as used by BBC, police and politicians - when you start by using a false premise, how can you get anything that follows right???

I thought the same.. I felt though that they just cut him off and didn't discuss any of the very good points he managed to get in, in such a short time.
I was hoping he would come back on to speak..

[whatsgoingon?]

I don't know about you , Izzy but I felt really despondent after listening to this. I fear that it's going to be a while yet before things get better.

[frightened spouse]

http://chrissaltrese.blogspot.co.uk/...yet-again.html

Chris' response to the five live programme

[can it get worse]

http://chrissaltrese.blogspot.co.uk/...yet-again.html

Chris' response to the five live programme

Thank you for that FS - What a shame he wasn't allowed to say that on radio. It desperately needed t be aired.

[Dave]

That's the biased Bullsh*t Broadcasting Corporation for you

[IRB777]

I love that quote