Here Sturgeon, enough with the cover ups.

[ZombieSkelper]

This Cambusman laddie is like a stuck record.

[Cambusman]

Much better.

There clearly isnt anything for you to grasp if you think the point is that Celtic fans are happy with rangers fans calling Celtic Park "Torbett Towers". I mean, that is the kind of out the window logic some fitba fans get about refs all being against them.

And I strongly suggest you look up 'overreach', if you think it's been misused or keep counsel.

[Cambusman]

This Cambusman laddie is like a stuck record.

You better believe it, son. I'm a natural born educator. you see. With a strong tendency not to give up on the thick kids at the back.

[ZombieSkelper]

You better believe it, son. I'm a natural born educator. you see. With a strong tendency not to give up on the thick kids at the back.

Look at this state of this pompous fud.

Hopefully he sticks around it will give us someone else to laugh at on a daily basis since Sir Walloper seems to have packed his bags again.

[JackSnakes]

Much better.

There clearly isnt anything for you to grasp if you think the point is that Celtic fans are happy with rangers fans calling Celtic Park "Torbett Towers". I mean, that is the kind of out the window logic some fitba fans get about refs all being against them.

And I strongly suggest you look up 'overreach', if you think it's been misused or keep counsel.

You seem to have 'failed to grasp' the fact that I am not interested in your point, but in how you chose to make it.
Nor am I interested in your personal word definitions that seem to be shared by no-one else...

[Rangersmandownunder]

Two of the inquiry members, including the chair, have resigned citing interference from the government as their reasons, of course the snp will spin it their way.

I hope to have more info on this which I will post later.

[psych]

Two of the inquiry members, including the chair, have resigned citing interference from the government as their reasons, of course the snp will spin it their way.

I hope to have more info on this which I will post later.

I thought the chair resigned because she was about to be sacked after complaints of inappropriate comments.

Is that you spinning?


Complaints were lodged due to two comments Ms O'Brien made during a training session for inquiry team members.
One concerned her recounting the experiences of a child *** abuse victim in a manner which was claimed "potentially breached confidentiality".
Child abuse expert Dr Claire Fyvie said that even if this was meant to "lighten the mood", it was "wholly inappropriate" and "demonstrates a shocking level of misjudgement".
Dr Fyvie is head of service at the Rivers Centre for Traumatic Stress, which was initially a short-term partner of the inquiry.
However, the centre did not submit a tender to support the inquiry long-term, with Dr Fyvie saying the role of an expert advisor was "redundant", as Ms O'Brien appeared to be making decisions "unilaterally", "with no regard to the advice of professional colleagues or external advisors".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-36706790

[Taintedice]

rolf caught with his pants down again. literally and metaphorically. has he seriously got nothing better to do.

[Rangersmandownunder]

I thought the chair resigned because she was about to be sacked after complaints of inappropriate comments.

Is that you spinning?


Complaints were lodged due to two comments Ms O'Brien made during a training session for inquiry team members.
One concerned her recounting the experiences of a child *** abuse victim in a manner which was claimed "potentially breached confidentiality".
Child abuse expert Dr Claire Fyvie said that even if this was meant to "lighten the mood", it was "wholly inappropriate" and "demonstrates a shocking level of misjudgement".
Dr Fyvie is head of service at the Rivers Centre for Traumatic Stress, which was initially a short-term partner of the inquiry.
However, the centre did not submit a tender to support the inquiry long-term, with Dr Fyvie saying the role of an expert advisor was "redundant", as Ms O'Brien appeared to be making decisions "unilaterally", "with no regard to the advice of professional colleagues or external advisors".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-36706790

We'll start with the initial person to resign due to continued interference and threats to the independence of the inquiry, Psychology professor Michael Lamb, of Cambridge University, he is an award-winning academic who headed a research unit on child welfare in Washington DC for 17 years.

In a letter to Education Secretary John Swinney, he said: "It has become increasingly clear over the last nine months that the panel cannot act independently and that the Scottish government intends to continue interfering in ways large and small, directly and indirectly.
"Continuing interference threatens to prevent the inquiry from investigating thoroughly and taking robust evidence of the highest quality.
"Repeated threats to the inquiry's independence have undermined the panel's freedom and have doomed the inquiry before the first witness has been heard.
"The Scottish government has delayed or prevented the appointment of crucial members of staff for prolonged periods of time while its officials have questioned the decisions made by the supposedly independent inquiry."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...itics-36650261

We'll now look at your spin, or the SNP's spin on this, saying she was to be sacked for making comments at a training session, "Ms O'Brien did not contest that she made the comments, but maintained they were "acceptable in the context in which they were made".

Susan O'Brien QC In her resignation letter she concluded "In short, I cannot reassure the public that this inquiry will be conducted independently of government. My trust that the Scottish government will actually respect the independence of the inquiry has gone - you have therefore left me with no alternative but to resign."

http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/h...abuse_inquiry/

Ms O'Brien is not a silly jumped up committee member and she was not about to be sacked, Swinney had started statutory proceedings which could have led to removal of the chair from post, with her being shown now support she resigned, might be a good idea if you were to read her complete resignation letter along with all the rest, the SNP government are a disgrace in all this.

http://www.gov.scot/Topics/People/Yo...al-child-abuse

[Rangersmandownunder]

rolf caught with his pants down again. literally and metaphorically. has he seriously got nothing better to do.

That's four times now you have posted about pedophiles having thier pants down, you're as sick as they come pal.

This is the last time I respond to any of your disgusting ramblings.