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"She was very angry at the time," he said. "She ripped and tiwsted my cheeks with both her hands and then she lifted me off the ground."
The boy said he felt his face ripping off and fell back to his seat. "She still had my skin in her hands, and my face was bleeding. She looked anxious and sent me home," he said.
Those who pay a prostitute knowing she has been forcibly trafficked could even face rape charges.
A spokesman for the English Collective of Prostitutes said: 'Prostitution is not an offence at present and we see no reason why sex between consenting adults should be criminalised just because one party pays the other for her or his services.
The more we learn about the behaviour of Haringey Council, which failed so grossly in the horrific case of Baby P, the more apparent it becomes that our so-called welfare state has turned into something truly monstrous.
First, we heard from its children's department head Sharon Shoesmith that neither she nor any of her staff accepted any responsibility for what had happened. This was despite the fact that it seems not one of them had noticed that, over a period of several months, this baby was being systematically neglected, attacked, tortured, mutilated and finally left to die - all on their watch.
And then we learned of the treatment meted out to former Haringey social worker Nevres Kemal, who sent seven letters to government departments and the Commission for Social Care Inspection warning that Haringey's child protection department was out of control.
The result was that she herself became the target of a witch-hunt, subjected to entirely trumped up allegations of child abuse - for having warned that the department was failing in its duty to protect children from abuse.
This was part of the attempt to destroy marriage and all norms of sexual behaviour by the Left-wing intelligentsia: self-regarding social commentators and corrupted academics, feminist zealots and spineless male child psychologists and psychiatrists and sociologists who all connived at the Big Lie.
Not only that, they refused to publish research that told the truth or hounded out those few brave and honest researchers who managed to do so. This fearsome political correctness not only silenced informed debate but also made it impossible for social workers to apply basic common sense to situations crying out for action.
Further sex equality legislation should be stopped because it is unfair to men, according to an analysis published by a Labour think tank.
The idea that all women at work are victims of discrimination is a 'feminist myth', argued a senior academic. Many want to raise families rather than pursue careers.
'The myth that all or most women would be just as careerist as men, if only they were given the opportunity, has been exploded,' Dr Catherine Hakim said.
Sharon Edwards, 40, bombarded the boy with as many as 50 text messages and emails a day, offered to buy him cocaine and regularly lured him into her bed.
Yet she walked free from court yesterday after Judge Peter Fox QC said the married housewife was an unhappy woman who was unable to resist the advances of a child.
There has been an 86% increase in the number of teachers suspended on full pay in the UK over claims of pupil mistreatment, the BBC has learned.
The Donal McIntyre programme on BBC Radio 5 Live obtained details from Freedom of Information requests to all 204 local authorities in the UK.
Among the 40% of councils responding, the numbers suspensions rose from 168 in 2003-04 to 314 in 2007-08.
Teachers' unions say there has been a rise in false allegations.
The councils responding said almost £14.5 million was paid out in salaries for those suspended during the same period of time.
But the total cost to taxpayers will be higher when other local authorities are taken into consideration.
'Neutral act'
The most common reason for suspending a teacher was because of child protection issues, which includes allegations of verbal abuse, unreasonable force against a pupil, indecent assault, downloading child pornography
'Because we have this young, nutty dog - a Schnauzer called Buster - with a huge personality, I even sent, for the entertainment of the kids, letters ostensibly written by Buster.
'On that day, Elizabeth phoned up and Juliette said she had not shown the kids any of the letters. I hit the roof.
'I picked up the phone, gave her a rocket and sent her a number of text messages. I shouldn't have done it.
'The point about all of this is, yes, I have technically broken the law on the Isle of Man with my phone calls and messages.
'I have technically broken the restraining order and the suspended sentence which I was given.
'That's why I am wanted by the police, although I have now made no contact in four months.
'This is not harassment. I simply contacted her in a desperate attempt to get in touch with my kids.'
The number of women in top jobs is falling dramatically, it has been revealed.
The new push from the equality watchdog follows a series of Government- backed studies which have failed to find any evidence of discrimination against women at work or that their promotion has been blocked.
But ministers remain concerned that large numbers of women either give up work when they have children, or ease back on their careers in order to devote time to their families, sacrificing the chance of promotion and high achievement at work.
Releasing the report, entitled Sex and Power, the commission's chief executive Nicola Brewer said: 'We always speak of a glass ceiling. These figures reveal that in some cases it appears to be made of reinforced concrete. We need radical change.
Now, I've known liars in my life. Their single core problem is not with themselves, but those around them. If they're never called out on their twisting of truths and fabrications, they simply continue to make larger lies.
Well, Sarah, I'm calling you a liar. And not even a good one. Trig Paxson Van Palin is not your son. He is your grandson. The sooner you come forward with this revelation to the public, the better.
'Do I think it is a man's world? That is the most ridiculous question I have been asked all week.'
He then listed several women in senior positions, including BBC Vision director Jana Bennett and BBC1 Controller Jay Hunt, adding: 'Is this evidence of some male conspiracy keeping women down?'
The former Nine O'Clock News presenter told the Radio Times: "Life is lived in accordance with women's rules" and men are now merely "sperm donors".
Buerk added that the "shift in the balance of power between the sexes" had gone too far.
A TV divorce lawyer has been arrested after allegedly lying about her former husband trying to poison her.
Vanessa Lloyd Platt, who has appeared on programmes including GMTV and Richard & Judy, told officers that Daniel Lloyd Platt had tried to spike her food.
The 53-year-old made the claims during the later stages of the couple's divorce last year, after 17 years of marriage.
What usually happens is that a guy of, say, sixty arrives in Bangkok. Or Manila, Panama, Mexico, Saigon.... He's looking at ten or fifteen years, and knows it. He has enough money to live well on the local economy. He doesn't have a whole lot more.
For a young man, such places are candy stores. An old guy has done that, especially the kind of old guy you find in the Third World. Running the bars gets old. He's looking more to warmth, to not coming home every night to an empty apartment, to having someone to hang outwith in the day. He'll find buddies around town, but it's different.
Now, there is a curious social convention regarding guys in the later stages of life. A man of fifty is a silvering figure of masculinity but, somewhere around sixty, he becomes in the public mind a doddering idiot. The phrase "little old man" comes into play. He is either a dirty old man (implying that he has the instincts of all males from the age of fifteen) or a manipulable dunderhead subject to the wiles of any bit of fluff. How pitiable.
Actually he is much more likely to be a bush pilot out of Alaska or ex-Special Forces or a veteran of thirty years in the oil business in the Pacific. Dimwits and weak sisters don't often show up single in such places. They've known the girls and the places where you find girls for decades, some going as far back as BC Street in Koza. They know what is what, and are unlikely to get flensed.
Here it is important to get beyond the often unconscious but powerful condescension that so many have toward Third-Worlders. This attitude urges that women (and men, but we are not here interested in men) in most of the world are ignorant if not illiterate, uncouth and, not to put too fine a point on it, not very bright. This view doesn't hold up well to experience.
Women are naturally classy unless, like so many American women, they have consciously appropriated the manners of cattle rustlers, running backs, and rabid badgers as an intensely sought ideological goal. In most places women dress well if they possibly can, and behave well. Many are intelligent, which is more important than formal education in being good company. They generally are just plain good people. And they are far tougher and more self-reliant than are cosseted editresses in New York.
So things look pretty good from the guy's point of view.
From the woman's point of view, American (and in general First World) men also look pretty good. The cold fact is that American men treat women well. In a lot of countries, the men are--I'm trying to think of a polite euphemism for "real dickheads"; one will come to me in a moment. They beat their wives, cheat on them, treat them like chattels. American men don't. (There are exceptions to all of this, of course, but they are exceptions.) A gringo wants his wife to be part of his life. He will go to dinner with her, take her desires into account, and treat her as an equal. Koreans won't.
Dr Ringrose said most schools see gender equality in terms of exam results, where girls now outshine boys in most subjects.
But in the adult world, women are still paid far less and face dilemmas trying to balance work and family life.
Feminism needs to be 'reinvigorated', said Dr Ringrose.
Feminism has become so corrupt in its thinking to the point it's simply now an attack against men, rather than trying to improve women's lives.
Dr Ringrose reveals her true motives by mentioning the wage gap. The wage gap takes one effect (a real, actual wage gap) and creates a mythical cause for it (sexual discrimination). There is no wage gap for like-for-like jobs - only as an aggregate total for men, and one for women (there is a gap between these totals). This gap has nothing to do with sexual discrimination, but the choices men and women make. And why is it necessary to teach girls about such myths? It will only fuel resentment against men....ahh, could we be getting closer to the truth about feminism if we meditate on that possibility?
Anyway, there is no place in schools to brainwash girls into hating men. We have enough of that in the media and law courts thank you very much.
The fact that some children manage with just one parent is no more an endorsement of single parenthood than driving with a flat tyre is an argument for three-wheeled cars.