Fearing the Children

An excellent article here in The Times on how people are now too scared of our police state and the ridiculously McCarthiest paedo witch-hunt to come to the aid of children who might require the help of an adult.

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This entry was posted by Harry on 17/08/09 at 15:48 . Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0.

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