It gets curioser and curioser.
Why was a BBC producer not allowed to make a production about Paedophilia in Scotland?
Listen to the link below.
2149-1-robertgreen_bbc_pull_documentary.mp3
Something stinks here.
It gets curioser and curioser.
Why was a BBC producer not allowed to make a production about Paedophilia in Scotland?
Listen to the link below.
2149-1-robertgreen_bbc_pull_documentary.mp3
Something stinks here.
It does indeed. Transparency we were promised with devolution. Such a joke.
ReplyDeleteSomeone high up in the Scottish establishment will have got wind of the BBCs plans, and had a word with someone important at the BBC to pull the project.
ReplyDeleteIt has worked like this in Scotland for years. I have had first hand experience of this in the early nineties, when The Scotsmans editor received a wee call to bury a story, (he complied). Nothing ever changes.
Rember the rumour several years ago, that Operation Ore had uncovered paedophiles in Blair's cabinet, and the news was buried? Apparently some Scottish newspaper had a story, but it was suppressed by a D notice.
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