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This video shows Jersey officials trying to physically get Senator Syvret off his chair, at the time of a press conference called by Chief Minister Walker.
The Cheif Minister is very displeased. I called this press conference, he said, and did not not invited Senator Syvret. He mussled in.
The governemental decoration for the conference is noisely removed by the government staff, as Senator Sivret explains he has been invited by the visiting national media. He expected that it would turn as a frankly tragic and embarassing example of political inepty.
The outside world will think: "No wonder Jersey cannot look after its children, if this is how the politicians behave, says the BBC.
Peter Hannaford, orphan at a very young age, spend 12 years of his life in Haut de la Garenne, the Jersey children's home. He talks of the constant sexual abuse, mainly by other pupils encourraged by the staff to rape others and the constant beatings.
He talks of the cover-up of masive child abuse by Jersey authority. Every body knew what has happened, but no one wanted to hear of it.
This is due to the Jersey priority given to tourism, says Peter Hanneford. The necessity to show a lovely island, safe for the children, and
The Jersey cover-up of child abuse seems to have the same kind of reason as the Belgian cover-up of paedophile networks.
, Jersey government then , and expresses his concerns about Jersey's decade of covering up of child abuse.
Editeur responsable: Fondation Princesses de Croÿ et Massimo Lancellotti - 10 Rue Faider - 1060 Bruxelles - Belgique - Droit de réponse: postmaster@droitfondamental.eu