BBC: Alesha MacPhail murder: Judge lifts ban on naming killer Aaron Campbell https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-47330774 Alesha MacPhail, abducted from her bed, raped and murdered by Aaron Campbell who entered via a front door which had been left unlocked by her dope-dealing degenerate father Robert MacPhail who was assumed to be a "responsible parent" by the lax authorities, misgoverned by First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon. Angela Haggerty, a resident of Bute who was a Scottish newspaper editor who censored strong effective political criticism of Sturgeon's incompetent police state, which is typical for a sycophantic Scottish media whose priorities are pandering to readers' prejudices, profitability and avoiding costly defamation actions - not and never holding politicians accountable for their lethal incompetence. Angela Haggerty, Bute resident, betrayed Alesha MacPhail I would like to hold Angela Haggerty, a resident of Bute, accountable for her shameful part in the murder of Alesha MacPhail. Haggerty was at the time of the murder a Scottish writer and a news editor of the Sunday Herald newspaper, having previously been editor for the news website Common-Space 2015–2018. Haggerty is associated with vicious censorship and the crushing of political criticism of the incompetent SNP police state - as editor of Common Space, the pro-independence think tank which pampers the SNP, turning a blind eye to SNP failures and which censors criticisms of SNP government incompetence. as a news editor employed by the Newsquest Herald and Times Group (Glasgow) which manages the Herald and the National, "the newspaper which supports an independent Scotland". Wherever Haggerty works as an editor there is vicious censorship of below-the-line comments which dare to offer strong effective criticisms of the SNP Government and its mismanagement of law and order, which therefore gets a free pass when failing to keep the people safe. Haggerty has been a contributor on Scottish TV and radio, discussing politics and Scottish independence but she really should be infamous for her vicious censorship which defends the lethal incompetence of the misgovernment of law and order that got wee Alesha MacPhail killed. Where did Sturgeon and Haggerty go wrong? First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon is known for singing "God Save the Queen" live on BBC TV. "Saving the Queen" DIDN'T save wee Alesha but put her in the same lethal danger that the other wee kids of Scotland are in today - the lethal danger caused when Queen's lackeys like Chief Constable Iain Livingstone deploy his officers to take political prisoners like me simply because we responsible political activists, who are hated for our criticisms by some councillors and MSPs, are so much easier to arrest than negligent dope-dealing or drink-problem parents whose votes are wanted by the politicians. Scottish Police Authority Chair Susan Deacon and Chief Constable Iain Livingstone - keeping police jobs and salaries safe. In the background and out of focus may be seated Calum Steele of the Scottish Police Federation. I am referring to my wise observation that Alesha should never have been allowed in the custody of her dope-dealing father, who left the door unlocked, who should have been banned custody of any child simply for being a dope-smoking criminal. Yet the police and courts are not going after the bad parent dope smokers, to save their children from their negligent parents. Instead, the bad police and their fascist political masters like Sturgeon supported by news editors like Haggerty, are going after the political activists like me, to censor us, to shut us up, so they can get away with ignoring the lethal dangers to Scotland's children. Science and Politics Aberdeen http://scot.tk
Yet another appalling case of abject incompetence by a government department! Prediction: the chief exec., emerging from his gratis 7 series BMW, will recite from The Jobsworths' Bumper Book of Phrases for Getting Off The Hook as follows: 'We're sorry that we have failed on this occasion; our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this sad time, and lessons will be learned.' Translation: He's not sorry - this was only the latest occasion of failure and the one before was a couple of days ago - and while he's spouting his weasel words, his 'thoughts and prayers' will be more in the direction of his next bonus and company car than for the failed family. Oh and I nearly forgot . . . lessons will not be learned. Welcome to Bureaucrat Britain, the Utopia of Pen-pushers. I hope his failing of this darling little girl will haunt his/her nightmares for the rest of his/her life until he/she dies from cancer.
