Bulic Forsythe (Killed for Planning To Expose Daems)

[Thizz]

So I'm guessing it's a lib daem/conservative ting.

How can you seriously vote against.

[Supermalt]

That link said VIP pedophiles

 

what the fuck

[Mame Biram Diouf]

How can you seriously vote against.

 

Would love to hear somebody try to justify it

 

Any lists of which mps voted against out yet?

[Yoshie]

 

How can you seriously vote against.

 

Would love to hear somebody try to justify it

 

 

I'm lost for words.

This runs deep.

Had a few articles saved over all this, putting off reading tbh

[Mame Biram Diouf]

So I'm guessing it's a lib daem/conservative ting.

How can you seriously vote against.

 

http://piratepad.net/ep/pad/view/ro.i8SRDHNaKa7/latest

 

List of the No voters apparently

[local]

u can see what ur local mp voted here - http://www.publicwhip.org.uk/division.php?date=2015-02-23&number=158&display=allvotes

 

as for the reasoning

 

people have contacted their local mps n are urging others do the same as to why

 

1 guy on reddit got this back supposedly

 

"The simple issue on this one was, as the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary made clear time and time again, the Official Secrets Act is not a barrier to people coming forwards with information. Crimes of this nature are far more serious and the idea that somebody coming forwards with this sort of information, provided to the Police, and then being prosecuted under the OSA, is just ludicrous."

....

"Thanks for the feedback and your kind words about the local work. I hope this explains the vote. The change in the law was simply not necessary. Anyone with information on this issue will not be prosecuted under the OSA, as the PM has made clear. "

 

same guy seemed to eat it up n mentioned stuff later in the fred about 'do you know how much it costs to change a law' n shot down examples of this law being used in the past to hush guys up, make of that what u will

 

 

officers investigating the activities of the late MP Sir Cyril Smith were threatened with court action under the Official Secrets Act

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/child-abuse-whistleblowers-should-have-immunity-from-arrest-says-theresa-may-10114881.html

The Act has previously been used to block 

Colin Wallace

 from giving information to 1980s-era inquiries into the abuse at Kincora.

http://www.amnesty.org.uk/press-releases/child-abuse-inquiry-official-secrets-act-should-be-waived-so-intelligence-officers

 

theresa may voted no ironically

[Yoshie]

Local - link to the reddit thread?

[local]

small uk fred

 

http://np.reddit.com/r/unitedkingdom/comments/300nxc/mps_voted_against_serious_crime_bill_new_clause_2/

 

larger world news fred

 

http://np.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/2zzy13/uk_government_rejects_immunity_for_public/

[time_bomb]

also sickened by the absents, like what do we pay u bastards for