Post: #1

BBC refused to report on the death of Jay Cheshire,
the victim of false rape allegations

who's mother has now also taken her her own life because
she couldn’t see a future without him

http://hequal.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/b...yet-again/

BBC shows its contempt for victims of false rape allegations yet again

Recently you may well have read about the tragic case of Jay Cheshire, a vulnerable 17 year old boy from Southampton who committed suicide after being accused of rape. His accuser withdrew the allegation after two weeks, but not before Jay had been confronted by the police and had his name forever tarnished by the terrible smear. The story was first reported by the Daily Mail and The Sun, followed by the Mirror, Times, Telegraph and finally the Independent (not to mention all the local press). The story even went international.

By any standards it’s a hugely notable story, featuring not only the suicide of a school boy, but a dubious rape allegation, its withdrawal and all the various surrounding issues. The coroner’s report makes it clear that the rape allegation was the cause of the suicide and the tragic case prompted a follow up opinion piece in Monday’s Times by Libby Purves and a fascinating call-in show on London’s LBC radio station, where a mother called in to highlight how her family had been destroyed by a preposterous false rape allegation against her 12 year old son.

When it comes to the coverage of this story, it’s unsurprising to see the Guardian sticking out as pretty much the only national newspaper to ignore such a significant story. Most people know by now that this feminist newspaper has nothing but contempt for the countless victims of false rape allegations and the story clearly isn’t compatible with their agenda.

However, it’s extremely disturbing to see a supposedly neutral organisation such as the BBC side with the Guardian here, and they too decided to pretend that one of the bigger stories of the day simply didn’t exist!

The more optimistic readers of this blog may be hoping that the BBC’s sheer contempt for those such as Jay Cheshire is a one off and that they’ve otherwise stayed true to their obligation to report such issues fairly but this clearly isn’t the case and the BBC cannot be trusted to report on such a topic fairly in the slightest. Just last year the Guardian newspaper broke the story of another rape allegation suicide, this time of an alleged false rape accuser named Elanor de Freitas. This individual had accused a man of rape after he had ended their relationship. After a huge amount of effort, her alleged victim managed to build such a convincing case against her that the CPS brought charges, a hugely significant event given the authorities happily let the overwhelming majority of false accusers get away with their crimes and it’s clear that at the very least she had questions to answer.

In contrast to the Cheshire suicide, the BBC instantly lapped up the story, blatantly siding with the Guardian’s ridiculously biased narrative and practically cutting and pasting their content from the newspaper. The BBC threw all objectivity out of the window and went as far as turning reality on its head by describing this alleged false rape accuser as the victim, not in the body of an article but in its actual headlines! In response to this, HEqual submitted a number of complaints to the BBC and successfully forced the organisation to retract every single instance of the false headlines on its website (though goodness know how many people were exposed to such a biased narrative before it was taken down).

The problem with the BBC’s reporting of gender issues is that instead of being neutral as it is required to be, time after time it simply has to use the same tired narrative of women as victims and men as aggressors, regardless of the facts of the case. This complete lack of ethics and/or loss of contact with reality extends into all sorts of other areas, for example the BBC’s reports on Gamergate and tech issues or Newsnight’s enthusiastic coverage of the terrible Twitter block-bot. One of the BBC’s worst biases is reporting on the issues of domestic violence and of course I doubt anyone could forget their astonishing and quite blatant and deliberate sabotage of the Justice for Men and Boys election campaign, a scandal that now seems even worse in hindsight given the number of free adverts its’ gives for the Sandy Toksvig and her “Women’s Equality Party”.

Post: #2

Does anyone name the girl who falsely accused the boy? And if not, is that a matter of public record?

Post: #3

Yes, this information should be public, as her false rape accusations caused the death of a boy and his mother.

Post: #4

Moe details on this case:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/hea...ed-8518826

Heartbroken mum of teen who killed himself after withdrawn rape allegation found hanged at family home

Updated 19:08, 30 Jul 2016
By Richard Wheatstone , Stephen Walter

The family of grief-stricken Karin Cheshire, 55, said she 'could not see a future' without son Jay Cheshire, 17, who took his own life after being falsely accused of rape

The heartbroken mum of a teenager who took his own life after being accused of rape before the report was withdrawn has been found hanged in her family home.

The family of grief-stricken Karin Cheshire, 55, said she 'could not see a future' without son Jay Cheshire, 17, who took his own life after allegations of rape were made against him.

The complaint was withdrawn after two weeks but were said to have deeply affected Jay.

Post: #5

While I deflect no blame from the whore that made the false accusation, did the boy have a father present?

Single mothers are useless as emotional support once a boy hits puberty. I suspect she saw all the symptoms but was more or less powerless to pull her son back from the brink. Women don't understand that men don't cope through the feminine mechanism of routine cry sessions. That young men need to have their emotional pain borne out through physical avenues and through brotherhood.

Post: #6

^ Men who have fathers are no better off if a false rape charge is thrown at them in the UK. You are blacklisted by your community, local dickheads want to beat you up and if employers get wind of such an accusation they fire you on the spot.

Post: #7

(07-31-2016 06:20 AM)seniol Wrote:  However, it’s extremely disturbing to see a supposedly neutral organisation such as the BBC side with the Guardian here, and they too decided to pretend that one of the bigger stories of the day simply didn’t exist!

   
The BBC hasn't been neutral for decades

Post: #8

The problem is less BBC, but more the fact that false rape accusations result very often in innocent people deaths

Post: #9

(07-31-2016 08:40 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  ^ Men who have fathers are no better off if a false rape charge is thrown at them in the UK. You are blacklisted by your community, local dickheads want to beat you up and if employers get wind of such an accusation they fire you on the spot.

You're saying that between a falsely accused teen who has a father and one who doesn't, there is no difference in the outcome?

Ridiculous.

Post: #10

(07-31-2016 08:23 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  While I deflect no blame from the whore that made the false accusation, did the boy have a father present?

Single mothers are useless as emotional support once a boy hits puberty. I suspect she saw all the symptoms but was more or less powerless to pull her son back from the brink. Women don't understand that men don't cope through the feminine mechanism of routine cry sessions. That young men need to have their emotional pain borne out through physical avenues and through brotherhood.

Agreed.

Also, this case is another example again that game saves lives.

Post: #11

(08-01-2016 06:26 AM)Mercenary Wrote:  

(07-31-2016 08:23 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  While I deflect no blame from the whore that made the false accusation, did the boy have a father present?

Single mothers are useless as emotional support once a boy hits puberty. I suspect she saw all the symptoms but was more or less powerless to pull her son back from the brink. Women don't understand that men don't cope through the feminine mechanism of routine cry sessions. That young men need to have their emotional pain borne out through physical avenues and through brotherhood.

Agreed.

Also, this case is another example again that game saves lives.

Fathers save lives.

Post: #12

(08-01-2016 06:20 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(07-31-2016 08:40 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  ^ Men who have fathers are no better off if a false rape charge is thrown at them in the UK. You are blacklisted by your community, local dickheads want to beat you up and if employers get wind of such an accusation they fire you on the spot.

You're saying that between a falsely accused teen who has a father and one who doesn't, there is no difference in the outcome?

Ridiculous.

You know how I can tell you're;

- Not in the UK
- Never worked in a professional capacity in the UK
- Never had your local community know you're accused of rape
- Never had random nuts mean mug you and jump you because some tart accused you of raping her

?

Father, stable family, single mother. Doesn't matter. Trial by public hangs over everybody. Do you believe the likes of Sir Cliff Richard had it any easier because he was famous, well liked and had millions in the bank?

Once you are supposedly accused by someone or an organization (media outlets) you are effectively fighting a battle to save your life. A father can offer guidance, as too can a mother but they cannot insulate you from it.

Post: #13

ROK article for sure!! Make sure you include this bitch's full name so she will be dotted for life!

Post: #14

I agree, this whole subject deserves at least one ROK article, it is very important for people to know what is happening

Post: #15

(08-01-2016 10:06 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  

(08-01-2016 06:20 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(07-31-2016 08:40 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  ^ Men who have fathers are no better off if a false rape charge is thrown at them in the UK. You are blacklisted by your community, local dickheads want to beat you up and if employers get wind of such an accusation they fire you on the spot.

You're saying that between a falsely accused teen who has a father and one who doesn't, there is no difference in the outcome?

Ridiculous.

You know how I can tell you're;

- Not in the UK
- Never worked in a professional capacity in the UK
- Never had your local community know you're accused of rape
- Never had random nuts mean mug you and jump you because some tart accused you of raping her

?

Father, stable family, single mother. Doesn't matter. Trial by public hangs over everybody. Do you believe the likes of Sir Cliff Richard had it any easier because he was famous, well liked and had millions in the bank?

Once you are supposedly accused by someone or an organization (media outlets) you are effectively fighting a battle to save your life. A father can offer guidance, as too can a mother but they cannot insulate you from it.

I'm not sure why you bothered to post your own rebuttal. I never said a father was silver bullet to shield a teen from such accusations. I inferred it could often be the difference between the teen getting through it and the teen committing suicide. I also inferred that a father was far better suited to offer that guidance than a mother. A proclamation that could only be faulted for having stated the obvious.

But thankyou for conceding that I was right.

Post: #16

An ideal, alpha father, yes he would have given strength to the son and the whole family to go strong through the hell of being falsely accused

Post: #17

(08-02-2016 03:34 AM)seniol Wrote:  An ideal, alpha father, yes he would have given strength to the son and the whole family to go strong through the hell of being falsely accused

Perhaps he could have improved the odds only slightly, but I think the whole false rape accusation backed by media storm overpowers whatever idyllic familial arrangement a boy might have.

It's kind of like saying - yes, if you are a young man in peak physical condition, your chances may be slightly better than some fat slob - in winning a fight vs a 600 pound tiger.

Post: #18

(08-02-2016 09:41 AM)Sweet Jones Wrote:  

(08-02-2016 03:34 AM)seniol Wrote:  An ideal, alpha father, yes he would have given strength to the son and the whole family to go strong through the hell of being falsely accused

Perhaps he could have improved the odds only slightly, but I think the whole false rape accusation backed by media storm overpowers whatever idyllic familial arrangement a boy might have.

It's kind of like saying - yes, if you are a young man in peak physical condition, your chances may be slightly better than some fat slob - in winning a fight vs a 600 pound tiger.

Disagree, if that weren't obvious already.

A decent father would have taken control of the situation and moved the entire family, to another country if need be.

As a father myself I know what I'm taking about. Were my son in that situation the bitch would have suffered an unfortunate hit and run accident from a stolen car and me and mine would be in another Commonwealth country rebuilding our lives.

But I'm not a take-shit kind of guy.

Post: #19

How many articles do single out the name of the false rape accuser?

Post: #20

There is no doubt that the Western media, their owners, as well as their the owner rear end crawling employees are satanically evil and, like the BBC, proven anti-male sexists. At least use a minimum defense against this garbage's hostility and sick social engineering against people: Boycott them completely! Inform yourself on the net, while it is still free. The media is our major enemy!

Post: #21

(08-01-2016 10:06 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  

(08-01-2016 06:20 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(07-31-2016 08:40 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  ^ Men who have fathers are no better off if a false rape charge is thrown at them in the UK. You are blacklisted by your community, local dickheads want to beat you up and if employers get wind of such an accusation they fire you on the spot.

You're saying that between a falsely accused teen who has a father and one who doesn't, there is no difference in the outcome?

Ridiculous.

You know how I can tell you're;

- Not in the UK
- Never worked in a professional capacity in the UK
- Never had your local community know you're accused of rape
- Never had random nuts mean mug you and jump you because some tart accused you of raping her

?

Father, stable family, single mother. Doesn't matter. Trial by public hangs over everybody. Do you believe the likes of Sir Cliff Richard had it any easier because he was famous, well liked and had millions in the bank?

Once you are supposedly accused by someone or an organization (media outlets) you are effectively fighting a battle to save your life. A father can offer guidance, as too can a mother but they cannot insulate you from it.

Foolsgo1d, I assumed that the fallout that happens after a rape accusation in the UK also happens in other anglosphere countries?

The process usually involves being outed on social media, through school/work places and in gossip. Then follows threats from the accuser's dad/brother/cousin that they will smash the guys face in, then add in white knighting.

Of course this is all perfectly reasonable if they did actually rape them, but often these idiots are too short-sighted to see that it might be a false accusation.

In many countries around the world, you will be killed or at the very least hospitalised if a girl cries rape. But in those countries false rape accusations are much less common, as the girl is tarnished for life afterwards. In a way, by telling someone she was raped, she is sacrificing her future to punish the guy who raped her.

Post: #22

It doesn't matter to the thug on the street if you are cleared or not. We see this through the latest case of Ched Evans. He is still a poisoned chalice to many because of the stigma and the social justice surrounding his case. This was a man with witnesses, CCTV, a girlfriend and a big bank balance.

He was still buried and plenty of people still don't agree with his punishment being lifted. His trial evidence involved having a threesome, whereby he joined in after consent was given to another man and both man and woman agreed he could join in later.

When a non-famous/rich man gets put through the grinder he is targeted. What woman goes around saying she was raped to all and sundry? A real rapist flies under the radar. Attention whores scream about being raped and know there are men willing to listen and target the man because of a perceived slight.