As the trickle turns to a stream, we have the Abuse Deniers in full spate here. It’s not only the BBC, though you’d think so, but other ‘trusted’ institutions. Have your cheap laugh Mr Liddle, on the pain of a lot of people who have not had justice and who would wait for ever if some had their way. Who has anything to fear from the independent inquiry into institutional child abuse which Fair Play for Children is calling for? I hope that when they run for cover they will find there’s nowhere for them to hide. And those of you, liked ‘spiked’ and its ex-RS comrades, who have lead the Denial cause are shown up to be the opportunist mountebanks that you are. Oh all those unfair CRBs, the Vetting and Barring, the affront to Pulman and other writer-tossers, the persecution of nice volunteers (like that splendid Sir Jimmy, think of all the money he raised, the children whose lives (?) he touched), think of the Big Society and we don’t want to put nice people off. Just months after Part V of the Protection of Freedoms Act crawled its way onto the statute books, here we see exposed the big lie behind the arguments. Why is it, I wonder, that the Spectator manages to publish far less about children and their needs than other journals and papers, and when it does it ends up being an execrable piece of mucky tissue?
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