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Polish TV programme about "Peadophilia in Ireland"

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  • 30-09-2018 11:15am
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    The Crowman
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    This was shared in my FB feed. It focuses on a Polish woman in Cork who had a child with an Irish man whom she alleges was sexually abusing. It is very critical of the family courts system. Have mixed feelings after watching it, have a feeling we're not hearing the full story.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbc1JnB7dWg


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    Samuel T. Cogley
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    Rather serious programme to be hosted by a Star Trek villian no?


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    The Crowman
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    Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »
    Rather serious programme to be hosted by a Star Trek villian no?

    ?????


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    Hector Bellend
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    This is about 30 years behind the rest of the world.


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    Hurrache
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    Poland is not one to be throwing stones at anyone's judicicial system.


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    TheValeyard
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    Hurrache wrote: »
    Poland is not one to be throwing stones at anyone's judicicial system.

    Probably why focused on us. Didn't we refuse to extradite a man to Poland because of its changes to the legal system

    Fcuk Putin. Glory to Ukraine!



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    JupiterKid
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    Hurrache wrote: »
    Poland is not one to be throwing stones at anyone's judicicial system.


    Yes, that may be, but we Irish are very quick to negatively react to any sort of criticism or negative commentary from other countries.

    We are fine about putting ourselves down, indeed we seem to revel in it at times but woe betide any other country making any sort of negative observations about us. Wagons are circled and we get VERY defensive.

    A reflection of low self esteem methinks...


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    strandroad
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    I saw it a few days ago... It takes a lot for the court to take a child from his mother's custody into foster care, so while it's absolutely plausible that he suffered from his father, her claims that TUSLA is threatening professionals, all available solicitors are in cahoots to mislead her and the whole conspiracy took her employment as well as her tenancy away don't point to a lot of stability on the mother's side either, and that's coming from her side only.


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    suicide_circus
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    wall to wall paedos in this country


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    Hurrache
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    JupiterKid wrote: »
    Yes, that may be, but we Irish are very quick to negatively react to any sort of criticism or negative commentary from other countries.

    We are fine about putting ourselves down, indeed we seem to revel in it at times but woe betide any other country making any sort of negative observations about us. Wagons are circled and we get VERY defensive.

    A reflection of low self esteem methinks...

    Nobody had reacted negatively up to the point at which you posted so your point is irrelevant.


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    Grab All Association
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    I smell bs. This happens in a gynocentric society where fathers are lucky to get to see their child once a week?


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    sheesh
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    JupiterKid wrote: »
    Yes, that may be, but we Irish are very quick to negatively react to any sort of criticism or negative commentary from other countries.

    We are fine about putting ourselves down, indeed we seem to revel in it at times but woe betide any other country making any sort of negative observations about us. Wagons are circled and we get VERY defensive.

    A reflection of low self esteem methinks...

    most countries are like that


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    odyssey06
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    Age of consent in Poland is 15...

    "To follow knowledge like a sinking star..." (Tennyson's Ulysses)



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    The Crowman
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    Among the odd claims was that this guy is some sort of pillar of his community and was being protected.


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