WhiteChildrenMatter 2024/25 PL season

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Zac Sherratt - BBC News, South East
Thu, 15 August 2024 at 4:12 pm GMT+1
1-min read

Two men from Surrey have been charged with multiple counts of sexual abuse against children.

Stephen Ireland, 40, and David Sutton, 26, both from Addlestone, were arrested on Wednesday.

The BBC understands Mr Ireland was the director of Surrey Pride, and Mr Sutton a volunteer with the organisation, until June.

Both have been remanded in custody and will appear before magistrates in Staines on Thursday.

Mr Ireland and Mr Sutton face a series of charges including six counts of conspiracy to sexually assault a child, conspiracy to kidnap a child, voyeurism and arranging the commission of a child sex offence.

In addition, Mr Ireland is facing a further 22 charges, including rape of a child under 13, sexual assault, making indecent photographs of children, and possession of an extreme pornographic image.

Mr Sutton is also charged with a further seven offences, including making indecent photographs of children and distributing indecent photographs of a child.

All the offences were alleged to have happened between August 2022 and last month. Surrey Police says its investigation is ongoing.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Surrey Police.

(Always been a dark pedophile link within lgbtquarters - rainbow laces also very pro-abortion.
This interest group might be a reason why WiteChildrenMatter - a subset of All Children Matter - has not been adopted to date)

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Alright Nigel, give it a rest.
It's matchday !!

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Tell me you are having a breakdown without telling me you are having a breakdown

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https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-03-gen-millennials-worse-health-prior.html

This covers the decline, increasing by generation since 1946 in both physical and mental health.

Can't find it now, but if you gave modern mother & infant care to the people of the UK back in 1880.
That alone would see a greater life expectancy than Modern Britons.
Not only would they live longer, they'd live with less health conditions throughout their lives.

Anyway from the article above:

Medicine may have advanced by leaps and bounds over the last century, but Generation X and millennials are in worse health than their parents and grandparents were at their age.

That's the conclusion of a new study that looked at markers of physical and mental health across the generations.

And overall, there has been a downhill slide over time: Gen X'ers and millennials were in worse shape when it came to various physical health measures. They also reported more anxiety and depression symptoms, heavy drinking and drug use....

Recent years have seen a well-documented national rise in deaths from suicide, drug abuse and problem drinking, which some experts have labeled "deaths of despair."

Those deaths accelerated during and after the 2008 recession, and not much has changed since, Miller said.

Generation X generally refers to Americans born between 1965 and 1980, while millennials (or Generation Y) are typically said to include people born between 1981 and the mid-1990s. In this study, the range was 1981 to 1999.

In general, both generations were worse off when it came to "physiological dysregulation," which includes problems like elevated blood pressure and cholesterol, excess belly fat, and substances in the blood that suggest the body is in a state of chronic inflammation.

Signs of physiological dysregulation started to increase with the baby boomer generation—compared to people born before 1946—and continued to worsen from there, the study authors said.

Physiological dysregulation is considered a precursor to various chronic diseases, and a risk factor for earlier death, said study leader Hui Zheng, an associate professor of sociology at Ohio State University in Columbus.

An obvious potential suspect is obesity. And Zheng's analysis suggested rising obesity rates explained part of the deteriorating physical health trend, but not all of it.

Zheng said no single study can get to the roots of such a complex issue. But it's already clear the solutions have to go beyond telling Americans to eat better and exercise more.

"The declining health among younger generations is not just an individual problem, but more a societal problem," Zheng said. "Society needs to change the [obesity-promoting] environment, reduce inequality and enhance job security for younger generations."

Part of the problem with physical health can be laid at the doors of the food industry.
We have so much crap in our food these days, including colourings, additives, and preservatives. Not forgetting the processed sugar which is in so many foods.
On top of that we also need to consider the plastic packaging which is being used on almost every type of food that we bring in to our homes.
My family are doing our utmost to avoid processed and ultra-processed foods, unfortunately damage has already been done because we didn't look into this in our earlier years.
The food industry needs a sodding kick up the arse.

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Part of the problem with physical health can be laid at the doors of the food industry.
We have so much crap in our food these days, including colourings, additives, and preservatives. Not forgetting the processed sugar which is in so many foods.
On top of that we also need to consider the plastic packaging which is being used on almost every type of food that we bring in to our homes.
My family are doing our utmost to avoid processed and ultra-processed foods, unfortunately damage has already been done because we didn't look into this in our earlier years.
The food industry needs a sodding kick up the arse.

Food is a the lower end of the spectrum when we are talking about children being murdered, whilst still significant.
The whole evolution of the family and the artist formerly known as living, is largely worse than the food issue, though it obviously pays a part.

7 day working week.
24/7/365 culture.
0-2 parents working.
1-2 parents involved. (0 for some sadly)
Industrialised chidlhoods.
Declining capacity per generation.
Increased health conditions.
25% of all kids aborted in the UK womb.
An ageing population.......

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Tell me you are having a breakdown without telling me you are having a breakdown

I'm very resilient.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13713889/mother-teen-killed-machete-attack-killers-released.html

Title: Agony for mother of teen killed in machete attack after learning one of his killers will be released after just SIX MONTHS due to prison overcrowding under new Labour scheme

After a trial at Newcastle Crown Court Carlos Neto, 18, and Lawson Natty, also 18, were convicted of manslaughter and unlawful wounding.

Neto, from Manchester, was jailed for nine years and two months, while Natty, from Newcastle, was handed two years and eight months at their sentence hearings in March........

Ms Barrett said: 'We are absolutely devastated. They rang me on Friday and said he was getting out because of the overcrowding and then they put it in writing to me.

'Fair enough letting petty criminals out for shoplifting but he has been done for manslaughter and he has only done a few months.

'I just cannot get my head around it. This is the same week those girls were murdered in Southport and he is getting out. What kind of example is that?'

She added: 'We have had not justice whatsoever for Gordon.'

The trial heard that a second youth, who couldn't be named, was slashed during the same violent confrontation but survived.......

The letter said: 'Due to significant issues within the prison population, the Lord Chancellor has announced plans to introduce a change to the law which will allow some prisoners serving determined sentence to be released on license early.

'Prisoners who meet the criteria will be released after serving 40 per cent of their sentence in custody rather than the 50 per cent they serve now.

'These changes are due to happen from September so no prisoner will be released under the scheme prior to that time.

'We have been advised that Lawson Natty meets the criteria for this scheme so I'm writing to inform you that the release will be brought forward.

'The revised release date will be in the week beginning September 9, 2024.'

The letter said Natty will be managed by the Probation Service and subject to licence conditions.

He will be required to comply with all conditions and failure to do so could result in him being sent back to prison.

One might question the rigour of the states probation services whilst releasing a machete killer after a few months from it's prison.

The full article is worth a read as there's a bit exempted, in what I quoted. Not much more text, mainly.

1 Tories, no better.
&
2 Some restrictions like sentenced to less than 4 years

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Nobody is reading this nonsense.

If there was a mod around they'd have moved it to Off Topic.

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It is a call on the club & pl to adopt WhiteChildrenMatter, a subset of All Children Matter for the 24/25 season. It belongs in the Football forum as it pertains to LFC & Football.

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Do you think the club and the PL are reading this dross?

It should be in the bin first but Off Topic isn't much different.

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Do you think the club and the PL are reading this dross?

It should be in the bin first but Off Topic isn't much different.

I should hope so. It is a crisis.

A government worker has been spared jail after being caught with indecent images of children.

17 AUG 2024

Police went to the then-home of Aimen Touati in Houghton-le-Spring in April last year after receiving intelligence that a user of a social media group linked to Touati's email address had uploaded an indecent image of a child online.

His mobile phone was found to contain indecent images of children. There were 63 of the most serious, category A images and one category A video, 83 categeory B images and one video and 93 category C images and one video.

Newcastle Crown Court heard the children ranged in age from six months to 15 years. There were a further 62,034 images and 561 videos which were not categorised due to "proportionality" in the use of police time.

Touati told police he was depressed and had got addicted to watching pornography. He had then joined a group which was sharing illegal material. He said he knew it was wrong but he was "nevertheless curious", the court heard.

Touati, 41, of Clifton Road, Newcastle, admitted three counts of making indecent images of children and was sentenced to 12 months suspended for two years with 200 hours unpaid work. He must also sign the sex offenders register and be subject to a sexual harm prevention order for ten years.

Recorder David Gordon told him: "Sometimes it's said offending of this sort is offending without a victim. That is completely untrue.

"All of the children in each one of those images and movies is very likely to have experience very significant physical, psychological and sexual harm as a result of their experiences, as well as suffering the impact of the sexual abuse when the images were made.

"The impact of the abuse is likely to be serious and lifelong."

Sophie Johnstone, defending, said: "This is deeply unsavoury offending and this is a man who is acutely aware of that. He is remorseful and has expressed to me he truly is sorry."

Miss Johnstone said his mental health had declined in 2019 and he developed a "severe problem" with pornography the joined a WhatsApp group which led to him being sent illegal material.

The court heard he works for the DWP as a "decision-maker" in an office-based role. Miss Johnsone said he has not told his employer about his conviction yet but plans to.

She added: "He is steeped in self-blame and knows he can't take it back. All he can do is seek to rectify his conduct going forward."

https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/newcastle-dwp-worker-caught-indecent-29737392

62,034 images and 561 videos = 200 hours unpaid work.

1 hour unpaid work per 310 images & 2.8 videos of category A to C pedo-files of children aged 6 months to 15 years old.