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[BlackBeltBarrister]

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[DevilbyMoonlight]

I was brought up to beleive the truth mattered.... ..and that the truth would set you free.. I no longer recognise this country....

[RockoBam]

If what he said wasn't true then all those involved wouldn't have to have signed NDAs. He told the truth and was punished for it.

[chavbudgie]

In times of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.

[Mufcuk]

I watched silenced. I saw what them teachers and staff and other pupils said.. Jamal is guilty in my eyes.

[stephenhunt]

Fortunately people do not need to rely on the judgement of the judge.
The documentary "Silenced" has been watched by over 50 million people. (And counting).
KEY QUESTION : if the judge was confident of his analysis, why did he place an injunction on
people watching the film - which clearly challenges his conclusions ? (And it challenges, using
multiple sources of credible evidence). The days of people adopting the default position of trusting
the judgement of a judge, are well and truly over. All confidence in the judiciary is long gone.

[terryjones]

Glad 53 million people have watched the documentary and seen the truth. Well done TR.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[jacquiaba]

And yet theres camera evidence. Foi evidence of council paymentts whereby the teachers and headmaster says they were silenced. Would suggest school records altered also.

[theflyingone]

This court case is a distraction from the problem raised. The question is how did two young boys have their lives ruined at a national level for a playground scrap. Why did a school get shut down. Why are pressure groups allowed to get involved in this and what are all the relationships in and around the council that people cannot talk about it.

[PaxAlotin]

At this stage - I've lost all faith in our courts.

[Coyb]

Why has Tony Blair been mentioned in the outcome of this trial. This reeks of backhanders, rolled up trouser legs and dodgy handshakes.

[sharondavidson]

I have no faith in British justice I’m beginning to think these judges are corrupt.

[Rob-pf]

Everybody needs to watch the documentary "Silenced"!

[valeriesotiropoulos]

Tr is a brave man he really cares about those poor little girls and this is what it is really about no one protects them❤

[abergreg]

Those paid to keep quiet and those making the payment must be compelled to give evidence. This case has a very bad smell.

[noelward]

So, to summarize the 27 mins ... everyone making accusations 'lied'.
Oh dear. 'They' wonder why the People have lost faith in the judiciary !

[stephenhunt]

Here's a question - how sensible is it for a 17 year old to be concerned with defamation ?
Another question - how many cases have there been of minors (children under 18) taking legal action
for defamation ?

[michaelpeacock]

The truth is that the legal system imprisoned someone for telling the truth.

[WilliamJohnwon]

The "witnesses" were caught on camera in Tommy's documentary, admitting they had been offered money. That was a big part of what he was putting across on the documentary.

[DMD]

School records? Didn't it show he had over 100 disciplinary incidents in less than 6 months?? After everything shown in that documentary?? I have zero faith in the justice system whatsoever! The truth used to mean something in the courts!!