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BBC debate between Craig Murray and Joan Smith illustrates this with the clarity. Her strong emotional argument goes out that we need to take women's concerns seriously and that if someone reports a crime, then it deserves to be taken seriously. At that point, she just right. There can be no dispute.
The problem occurs in position 2: when you have already
taken note of the allegations and begin reviewing the evidence, the
stories and the circumstances around it. It has Craig Murray made and
concluded that Anna Ardin is lying (same conclusion as Goran Rudling
drawn from very different starting points). But where was Murray
apparently crossed the line. Murray tries to discuss women prayed
basis ("conduct") and terminated immediately with that he is a "rape
apologist". He may not put forward their views.
How do you break the impasse? The network is a possibility. But it is not enough. We need to move the debate to the MSM as well.
I believe that the most effective strategy is to force that the facts can not be ignored like;
BBC debate: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=ifBeuZUiJsk
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How do you break the impasse? The network is a possibility. But it is not enough. We need to move the debate to the MSM as well.
I believe that the most effective strategy is to force that the facts can not be ignored like;
- Anna Ardin deleted erased tweets;
- Mats Gehlins "necessary changes" in the minutes;
- Anna Ardin condom that lacks DNA and has never been used;
- Prosecutor Ny lied about what is on the Act in terms of interrogation abroad;
- secret SMS saying that Sofia Wilen would be avenged,
- and to earn money by revelations to Expressen, etc.
BBC debate: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=ifBeuZUiJsk
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