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In an interview with the BBC, Gary Glitter has denied being a paedophile and going to Vietnam for under-age sex. He claims that he went there for the sun and the geography.

And here was me thinking he was a raving pervert - I must send him an apology - will somebody please remind me to remember not to forget.

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He also said in the interview, broadcast on the lunchtime news (BBC), that he wants to come back to the UK :angry::angry::angry:

He'll get lynched if he does.

If he times his return nicely he could perhaps be the next Home Secretary. He seems to have all the necessary attributes and predilictions. He has a nice amount of facial hair and a nice turn of phrase under pressure. :rolleyes:

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What I would like to know is what is the BBC, funded by licence-payers, doing giving publicity to this obnoxious man. It gives credance to his case for repatriation.

Thos.

The BBC are in a no-win situation with this thorny problem. If they refuse to grant an interview to someone - they are accused of bias - and if they grant an interview they get similarly accused.

The BBC used to have an enviable reputation for balanced journalism - expressing both sides in an impartial way to allow the listeners/viewers to draw their own conclusions. Recent events and governmental meddling have eroded this policy but they would do well to try and win it back.

On the subject of repatriating Gary Glitter - I have no real objection. We already have plenty of scum bags in the country and one more will not make much difference. There might even be an argument that the more we get and the bigger problems thus caused - the more chance we have of a moral and anti-crime backlash that will force the government to really do something about it. Like sort out the liberal judicial system, ensure proper sentencing, make a 10 year sentence mean 10 years before parole, build more prisons, and make prisons a proper educational and reforming place rather than a drug infested holiday camp.

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build more prisons

Why do we have a shortage of prison places when there are thousands of able bodied men locked up who could quarry the stone and build the buildings, at no cost to the public. In fact the whole of the prison population should be keeping itself, paying for guards and warders, and additionally contributing a positive balance sheet to the exchequer. CAN YOU HEAR ME GORDON??

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Why do we have a shortage of prison places when there are thousands of able bodied men locked up who could quarry the stone and build the buildings, at no cost to the public. In fact the whole of the prison population should be keeping itself, paying for guards and warders, and additionally contributing a positive balance sheet to the exchequer. CAN YOU HEAR ME GORDON??

it's probably an abuse of their human rights to make them work for their keep as well as a contravention of health and safety regulations.

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One advantage about having him back here is that someone is bound to find out where he is living and give him a good duffing up. :lol:

That has given me an idea andsome. I think I will put "Who want's to know Gary Glitter's Address" on Ebay and whowever bids the highest get's the information. :rolleyes:

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One advantage about having him back here is that someone is bound to find out where he is living and give him a good duffing up. :lol:

That has given me an idea andsome. I think I will put "Who want's to know Gary Glitter's Address" on Ebay and whowever bids the highest get's the information. :rolleyes:

Bit of a problem with that kidda :0

How will you know the correct addy to give :huh:

Agree with your reasoning and wish we could :)

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the names a cockney giveaway ...anyways ......... up the Gary ... is a fairly well known dance of those of a certain persuasion ... or so I'm told ....

Hes coming back as no country now will let him get past the passport check ... we are obligated as he is a British citizen

screws of the world will have a 24 paparazzi watch I'm sure ...put them to good use for once

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One advantage about having him back here is that someone is bound to find out where he is living and give him a good duffing up. :lol:

That has given me an idea andsome. I think I will put "Who want's to know Gary Glitter's Address" on Ebay and whowever bids the highest get's the information. :rolleyes:

Bit of a problem with that kidda :0

How will you know the correct addy to give :huh:

Agree with your reasoning and wish we could :)

Well, unless he has moved house, I know where he lives. :)

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One advantage about having him back here is that someone is bound to find out where he is living and give him a good duffing up. :lol:

That has given me an idea andsome. I think I will put "Who want's to know Gary Glitter's Address" on Ebay and whowever bids the highest get's the information. :rolleyes:

Bit of a problem with that kidda :0

How will you know the correct addy to give :huh:

Agree with your reasoning and wish we could :)

Well, unless he has moved house, I know where he lives. :)

Excellent go for it :)

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