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British man accused of molesting teenagers in Poland


chichimera  1 | 185  
20 Apr 2011 /  #61
It is effective - but the problem is that it's *too* effective

No. There's no such thing as "too effective". It either works well or not. And in Britain it doesn't. But it keeps the best individuals, the strongest personalities who can't put up with madness of the British school away from teaching - it's true. It deprives children of having educators who are capable of enriching children's lives - it's true.

Here's your discussion

Don't make a fool of yourself
rozumiemnic  8 | 3875  
20 Apr 2011 /  #62
But it keeps the best individuals, the strongest personalities who can't put up with madness of the British school away from teaching -

what logic is this? What DO you mean?
Anyway one of my kids' primary schools had a dreadful old pervert in charge of residential trips... and girls' dancing...and P.E.....and no CRB check would have picked him up because he was too clever to have been caught...:) (oh he was a scout leader too)

After enough parents complained about him he was forced to retire, I expect he went straight to Poland or the Czech republic what with all that teaching experience...:)
chichimera  1 | 185  
20 Apr 2011 /  #63
What DO you mean?

Basically this:

and no CRB check would have picked him up because he was too clever to have been caught...:) (oh he was a scout leader too)

I meant that the policy doesn't really protect children from abusers but it does put many good people off teaching.
rozumiemnic  8 | 3875  
21 Apr 2011 /  #64
British society is sick, very sick

You don't think this happens in other countries? You are sadly deluded. At least Britain is starting to address these issues, rather than sweeping them under the carpet.
He2  
21 Apr 2011 /  #65
especially as one "paedo" accusation can ruin your career.

Did it happen to somebody you know, who moved to Poland, for example?
wildrover  98 | 4430  
21 Apr 2011 /  #66
especially as one "paedo" accusation can ruin your career.

Ruin your career...it could ruin your whole life...
Trevek  25 | 1699  
22 Apr 2011 /  #67
Did it happen to somebody you know,

In Scotland I used to work as a kids' entertainer. I was chatting to another entertainer, who was a former cop. I asked him if his 'police' status got him more work and he said it did, because people felt inclined to trust him more. He also commented that one entertainer lost a lot of work because a kid once said, "Oh, I like Uncle X because he lets you sit on his knee!" Word went around and his bookings dropped. Thing is, it could have been totally innocent but in today's climate nobody takes a chance...
convex  20 | 3928  
22 Apr 2011 /  #68
Sad world we live in. Terrible climate of fear.

youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JkDt_TmEqqM
AussieSheila  5 | 75  
22 Apr 2011 /  #69
innocent until proven guilty! We don't know whether he was honey trapped!
Wroclaw Boy  
22 Apr 2011 /  #70
This screen name is such an alias, just pops up at random intervals.
JonnyM  11 | 2607  
22 Apr 2011 /  #71
Ultimately we don't know whether he is innocent or guilty until he has been to trial. No doubt it will be reported in the press.
Trevek  25 | 1699  
22 Apr 2011 /  #72
Sad world we live in. Terrible climate of fear.

Weird thing is that I once worked as Santa Claus (the real one was busy, so he asked me to stand in, kiddies!). We were expressly told not to touch the kids or let them sit on your knee. It was the adults who kept insisting to the kids to sit on our knees! Never let them, tho'!
johnny reb  48 | 7952  
15 Sep 2018 /  #73
At least Britain is starting to address these issues, rather than sweeping them under the carpet.

Look how far we have come in 7 years since this post of yours Roz with making the public aware.
Law enforcement have become much more clever in catching these pervs than they did seven years ago.
I laugh when I see an obvious post by L.E. to bait a perv with yet some of these scum still fall for them and get themselves arrested.

I saw a post a few days ago on face book from a mother that posted how the family was going on an out of town trip for a week but would be leaving their 14 year old daughter at home by herself (with a sexy picture of daughter) because she didn't want to go.

Now that was one naïve mother but most likely a cop baiting a perv.

It was the adults who kept insisting to the kids to sit on our knees! Never let them, tho'!

Not in this day and age as all a parent has to do is cry some b.s. to the authorities, no matter how innocent and your life is ruined.

A double edged sword.
johnny reb  48 | 7952  
17 May 2019 /  #74
Very enlightening thread.

it most certainly will have happened because Poland hasn't bothered to introduce a system of checks.

Has there been any progress made in Poland in the last eight years for thorough back ground checks for people working and having unsupervised contact with children ?

If so what is the name of such authority ?

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