the sun says the AA grumpy column
Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 5:15 am
hello just a quickie today from the grumps
this from the sun says
WHATEVER Jon Venables did to be sent back to prison, it had to be bad.
So said Albert Kirby, the senior detective who led the James Bulger murder inquiry.
And Mr Kirby was absolutely right to say the public SHOULD be told the whole truth.
So why the Westminster conspiracy to cover up the facts?
First, Home Secretary Alan Johnson said the public DID have the right to know what Venables has done.
But then Justice Secretary Jack Straw said HE alone would decide, and it would stay secret.
A humiliated Mr Johnson backtracked.
Who is pompous Jack Straw to act as self-appointed judge and jury on what the country can be told?
There is too much secrecy creeping into our justice system. The Yorkshire Ripper has been trying to keep his freedom bid quiet.
Thanks to Mr Straw, inquests can now be held in secret.
Yet the foundation stone of our courts is that justice is SEEN to be done.
Jon Venables, with Robert Thompson, committed one of Britain's most appalling crimes when he cruelly killed James.
James's mother Denise Fergus was not alone in thinking it was a mistake to release him in the first place.
Nobody, least of all Jack Straw, has the right to keep the truth about Venables from the public.
Read more: The Sun Says | News Comment and Opinion from Today's Newspaper| The Sun
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no more lies no more secrets mr straw the government must be open about this or how can the public trust liebour in this or any other election.
AAG
this from the sun says
WHATEVER Jon Venables did to be sent back to prison, it had to be bad.
So said Albert Kirby, the senior detective who led the James Bulger murder inquiry.
And Mr Kirby was absolutely right to say the public SHOULD be told the whole truth.
So why the Westminster conspiracy to cover up the facts?
First, Home Secretary Alan Johnson said the public DID have the right to know what Venables has done.
But then Justice Secretary Jack Straw said HE alone would decide, and it would stay secret.
A humiliated Mr Johnson backtracked.
Who is pompous Jack Straw to act as self-appointed judge and jury on what the country can be told?
There is too much secrecy creeping into our justice system. The Yorkshire Ripper has been trying to keep his freedom bid quiet.
Thanks to Mr Straw, inquests can now be held in secret.
Yet the foundation stone of our courts is that justice is SEEN to be done.
Jon Venables, with Robert Thompson, committed one of Britain's most appalling crimes when he cruelly killed James.
James's mother Denise Fergus was not alone in thinking it was a mistake to release him in the first place.
Nobody, least of all Jack Straw, has the right to keep the truth about Venables from the public.
Read more: The Sun Says | News Comment and Opinion from Today's Newspaper| The Sun
/article244723.ece#ixzz0h7BFD6ra
no more lies no more secrets mr straw the government must be open about this or how can the public trust liebour in this or any other election.
AAG