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Ultimate failure of the IICSA narrative

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	''Many were utterly convinced that they were special in the affections of a perpetrator, despite all the evidence that many other children were being groomed and abused by the same person. Some of the victims were never able to accept that they had been groomed and abused by one or more sexual predators.''<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/TheJayReportAKAIndependentInquiryCSEInRotherham/The%20Jay%20Report%20AKA%20Independent_inquiry_CSE_in_Rotherham_djvu.txt Full text of "The Jay Report AKA Independent Inquiry CSE In Rotherham"]</ref>		''Many were utterly convinced that they were special in the affections of a perpetrator, despite all the evidence that many other children were being groomed and abused by the same person. Some of the victims were never able to accept that they had been groomed and abused by one or more sexual predators.''<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/TheJayReportAKAIndependentInquiryCSEInRotherham/The%20Jay%20Report%20AKA%20Independent_inquiry_CSE_in_Rotherham_djvu.txt Full text of "The Jay Report AKA Independent Inquiry CSE In Rotherham"]</ref>
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>

	~~[[File:Iicsarotherham.png\|thumb\|From the UK Government's [[IICSA]] Report into Rotherham]]~~

	==Criticism from MAPs==		==Criticism from MAPs==

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-[[File:Jay.jpg|thumb|Chair, Alexis Jay's annual salary of almost £200,000 was an oft-repeated example of government waste, but only scraped the surface]]
+__NOTOC__[[File:Jay.jpg|thumb|Chair, Alexis Jay's annual salary of almost £200,000 was an oft-repeated example of government waste, but only scraped the surface]]
 The '''Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse''' (IICSA, 2014-2022)<ref>[http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/analysis/comment-and-opinion/abuse-inquiry-breaking-with-tradition/5050049.article  "Abuse inquiry: breaking with tradition"]</ref> in England and Wales was an "independent" state-initiated inquiry examining how the country's institutions handled their "duty of care" to "protect" children from [[Child Sexual Abuse|sexual abuse]]. IICSA was nevertheless criticized for itself becoming an "institution", and was known for producing 19 reports on 15 investigations at great public expense. Much of this prolific body of literature was criticized for employing loaded language, outdated [[Moral panic|purity discourse]] and questionable statistical techniques.
 IICSA was announced by the British Home Secretary, Theresa May, on 7 July 2014.<ref>[https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-28203914 "Ex-senior judge Butler-Sloss to head child sex abuse inquiry"]</ref> It was set up after investigations in 2012 and 2013 into the [[Jimmy Savile]] sexual abuse scandal revealed widespread allegations of abuse, particularly unsubstantiated claims stretching back over decades, against prominent media and political figures, and "inadequate" [[safeguarding]] by institutions and organizations responsible for child welfare. After confected and media-amplified outrage as to the inquiry's scope, and the disastrous resignation of its first two intended chairs, the inquiry was reconstituted in February 2015 as a statutory inquiry under the Inquiries Act 2005, giving it greatly increased powers to compel sworn testimony and to examine classified information. Described as a "debacle" in 2016,<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-38022074 IICSA a "Debacle"]</ref> the inquiry has since been through another two chairs and faced criticism from child abuse charities, one of whom described it as a "very costly academic report-writing and literature review exercise".<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/13/inquiry-into-child-sexual-abuse-not-fit-for-purpose-claims-victims-group "Inquiry into child sexual abuse 'not fit for purpose', claims victims' group"]</ref>
 ==Criticism from MAPs==

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	[[File:Jay.jpg\|thumb\|Chair, Alexis Jay's annual salary of almost £200,000 was an oft-repeated example of government waste]]		[[File:Jay.jpg\|thumb\|Chair, Alexis Jay's annual salary of almost £200,000 was an oft-repeated example of government waste, but only scraped the surface]]
	The '''Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse''' (IICSA, 2014-2022)<ref>[http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/analysis/comment-and-opinion/abuse-inquiry-breaking-with-tradition/5050049.article "Abuse inquiry: breaking with tradition"]</ref> in England and Wales was an "independent" state-initiated inquiry examining how the country's institutions handled their "duty of care" to "protect" children from [[Child Sexual Abuse\|sexual abuse]]. IICSA was nevertheless criticized for itself becoming an "institution", and was known for producing 19 reports on 15 investigations at great public expense. Much of this prolific body of literature was criticized for employing loaded language, outdated [[Moral panic\|purity discourse]] and questionable statistical techniques.		The '''Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse''' (IICSA, 2014-2022)<ref>[http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/analysis/comment-and-opinion/abuse-inquiry-breaking-with-tradition/5050049.article "Abuse inquiry: breaking with tradition"]</ref> in England and Wales was an "independent" state-initiated inquiry examining how the country's institutions handled their "duty of care" to "protect" children from [[Child Sexual Abuse\|sexual abuse]]. IICSA was nevertheless criticized for itself becoming an "institution", and was known for producing 19 reports on 15 investigations at great public expense. Much of this prolific body of literature was criticized for employing loaded language, outdated [[Moral panic\|purity discourse]] and questionable statistical techniques.

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			[[File:Jay.jpg\|thumb\|Chair, Alexis Jay's annual salary of almost £200,000 was an oft-repeated example of government waste]]
	The '''Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse''' (IICSA, 2014-2022)<ref>[http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/analysis/comment-and-opinion/abuse-inquiry-breaking-with-tradition/5050049.article "Abuse inquiry: breaking with tradition"]</ref> in England and Wales was an "independent" state-initiated inquiry examining how the country's institutions handled their "duty of care" to "protect" children from [[Child Sexual Abuse\|sexual abuse]]. IICSA was nevertheless criticized for itself becoming an "institution", and was known for producing 19 reports on 15 investigations at great public expense. Much of this prolific body of literature was criticized for employing loaded language, outdated [[Moral panic\|purity discourse]] and questionable statistical techniques.		The '''Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse''' (IICSA, 2014-2022)<ref>[http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/analysis/comment-and-opinion/abuse-inquiry-breaking-with-tradition/5050049.article "Abuse inquiry: breaking with tradition"]</ref> in England and Wales was an "independent" state-initiated inquiry examining how the country's institutions handled their "duty of care" to "protect" children from [[Child Sexual Abuse\|sexual abuse]]. IICSA was nevertheless criticized for itself becoming an "institution", and was known for producing 19 reports on 15 investigations at great public expense. Much of this prolific body of literature was criticized for employing loaded language, outdated [[Moral panic\|purity discourse]] and questionable statistical techniques.

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Criticism from MAPs

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	==Criticism from MAPs==		==Criticism from MAPs==

	Many [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]] point to the IICSA as an example of how governments, in their attempts to "increase accountability", succeed only in wasting (large amounts of) public money - incentivizing credentialed academics to confirm existing prejudices by compromising professional standards. The repeated use of emotionally-loaded language by the supposedly independent inquiry chairs ~~is one example~~ of this.		Many [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]] point to the IICSA as an example of how governments, in their purported attempts to "increase accountability", succeed only in wasting (large amounts of) public money - incentivizing credentialed academics to confirm existing prejudices by compromising professional standards. The repeated use of emotionally-loaded language by the supposedly independent inquiry chairs, and the moral validation of unethical legal practices are examples of this.

	British-Irish author [[Thomas O'Carroll]]:		British-Irish author [[Thomas O'Carroll]]:
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	<blockquote>''While I wouldn’t go so far as to say bring back Boris, the big blond guy was definitely right about one thing. He was branded “shameless” three years ago after he claimed that money spent investigating historic cases of child sex abuse was being “[https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/boris-johnson-slammed-for-saying-money-spent-investigating-historical-child-sex-abuse-is-being-spaffed-up-the-wall spaffed up the wall]”.		<blockquote>''While I wouldn’t go so far as to say bring back Boris, the big blond guy was definitely right about one thing. He was branded “shameless” three years ago after he claimed that money spent investigating historic cases of child sex abuse was being “[https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/boris-johnson-slammed-for-saying-money-spent-investigating-historical-child-sex-abuse-is-being-spaffed-up-the-wall spaffed up the wall]”.

	''He revealed that the vast Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) had cost a stonking £60 million by that time. But now, as the [https://www.iicsa.org.uk/reports-recommendations/publications/inquiry/final-report final report] was presented yesterday, after this lumbering Behemoth had been wreaking havoc for a decade or so, we learn that Boris’s figure wasn’t even half the final one. It is now being officially put at a truly monstrous '''£186 million'''.''		''He revealed that the vast Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) had cost a stonking £60 million by that time. But now, as the [https://www.iicsa.org.uk/reports-recommendations/publications/inquiry/final-report final report] was presented yesterday, after this lumbering Behemoth had been wreaking havoc for a decade or so, we learn that Boris’s figure wasn’t even half the final one. It is now being officially put at a truly monstrous '''£186 million'''. And for what? Just so that a bunch of narcissistic attention-seekers could sound off, basically, and go grubbing for “compo”, aided and abetted by vulture lawyers.''
	''
	And for what? Just so that a bunch of narcissistic attention-seekers could sound off, basically, and go grubbing for “compo”, aided and abetted by vulture lawyers.''

	''I should know how ridiculous the whole thing was. I was approached by the inquiry’s chief solicitor and asked to be a witness in the Westminster strand of its deliberations. That, you may recall, was about an alleged “V.I.P. paedophile ring” involving PIE, as well as top politicians and the like, including former prime minister Edward Heath. It was all an utter farce, a wild concoction of fantasy B.S. in which many people were falsely accused. I [https://heretictoc.com/2018/11/29/pantomime-villain-for-a-whitehall-farce/ blogged] about it, so no need to reprise the sorry saga now, except to make clear that I did give evidence as requested, using the opportunity to tell all the parasites profiting from this scandalous waste of public money exactly what I thought of their endeavours.''<ref>[https://heretictoc.com/2022/10/21/jacob-and-karl-deserve-our-support/ HTOC: Jacob and Karl deserve our support]</ref></blockquote>		''I should know how ridiculous the whole thing was. I was approached by the inquiry’s chief solicitor and asked to be a witness in the Westminster strand of its deliberations. That, you may recall, was about an alleged “V.I.P. paedophile ring” involving PIE, as well as top politicians and the like, including former prime minister Edward Heath. It was all an utter farce, a wild concoction of fantasy B.S. in which many people were falsely accused. I [https://heretictoc.com/2018/11/29/pantomime-villain-for-a-whitehall-farce/ blogged] about it, so no need to reprise the sorry saga now, except to make clear that I did give evidence as requested, using the opportunity to tell all the parasites profiting from this scandalous waste of public money exactly what I thought of their endeavours.''<ref>[https://heretictoc.com/2022/10/21/jacob-and-karl-deserve-our-support/ HTOC: Jacob and Karl deserve our support]</ref></blockquote>

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	And for what? Just so that a bunch of narcissistic attention-seekers could sound off, basically, and go grubbing for “compo”, aided and abetted by vulture lawyers.''		And for what? Just so that a bunch of narcissistic attention-seekers could sound off, basically, and go grubbing for “compo”, aided and abetted by vulture lawyers.''

	''I should know how ridiculous the whole thing was. I was approached by the inquiry’s chief solicitor and asked to be a witness in the Westminster strand of its deliberations. That, you may recall, was about an alleged “V.I.P. paedophile ring” involving PIE, as well as top politicians and the like, including former prime minister Edward Heath. It was all an utter farce, a wild concoction of fantasy B.S. in which many people were falsely accused. I [https://heretictoc.com/2018/11/29/pantomime-villain-for-a-whitehall-farce/ blogged] about it, so no need to reprise the sorry saga now, except to make clear that I did give evidence as requested, using the opportunity to tell all the parasites profiting from this scandalous waste of public money exactly what I thought of their endeavours.''</blockquote>		''I should know how ridiculous the whole thing was. I was approached by the inquiry’s chief solicitor and asked to be a witness in the Westminster strand of its deliberations. That, you may recall, was about an alleged “V.I.P. paedophile ring” involving PIE, as well as top politicians and the like, including former prime minister Edward Heath. It was all an utter farce, a wild concoction of fantasy B.S. in which many people were falsely accused. I [https://heretictoc.com/2018/11/29/pantomime-villain-for-a-whitehall-farce/ blogged] about it, so no need to reprise the sorry saga now, except to make clear that I did give evidence as requested, using the opportunity to tell all the parasites profiting from this scandalous waste of public money exactly what I thought of their endeavours.''<ref>[https://heretictoc.com/2022/10/21/jacob-and-karl-deserve-our-support/ HTOC: Jacob and Karl deserve our support]</ref></blockquote>

	==External links==		==External links==

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	The '''Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse''' (IICSA, 2014-2022)<ref>[http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/analysis/comment-and-opinion/abuse-inquiry-breaking-with-tradition/5050049.article "Abuse inquiry: breaking with tradition"]</ref> in England and Wales is an "independent" state-initiated inquiry examining how the country's institutions handled their "duty of care" to "protect" children from [[Child Sexual Abuse\|sexual abuse]]. IICSA~~, which~~ was criticized for becoming an "institution" ~~itself~~, was known for producing 19 reports on 15 investigations at great public expense~~, and~~ was criticized for employing loaded language, outdated [[Moral panic\|purity discourse]] and questionable statistical techniques. It was announced by the British Home Secretary, Theresa May, on 7 July 2014.<ref>[https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-28203914 "Ex-senior judge Butler-Sloss to head child sex abuse inquiry"]</ref> It was set up after investigations in 2012 and 2013 into the [[Jimmy Savile]] sexual abuse scandal revealed widespread abuse, ~~including~~ claims ~~of abuse~~ stretching back over decades by prominent media and political figures, and "inadequate" [[safeguarding]] by institutions and organizations responsible for child welfare. After confected outrage as to the inquiry's scope and the disastrous resignation of its first two intended chairs, the inquiry was reconstituted in February 2015 as a statutory inquiry under the Inquiries Act 2005, giving it greatly increased powers to compel sworn testimony and to examine classified information. Described as a "debacle" in 2016,<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-38022074 IICSA a "Debacle"]</ref> the inquiry has since been through another two chairs and faced criticism from a child abuse ~~charity~~, ~~who~~ described it as a "very costly academic report-writing and literature review exercise".<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/13/inquiry-into-child-sexual-abuse-not-fit-for-purpose-claims-victims-group "Inquiry into child sexual abuse 'not fit for purpose', claims victims' group"]</ref>		The '''Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse''' (IICSA, 2014-2022)<ref>[http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/analysis/comment-and-opinion/abuse-inquiry-breaking-with-tradition/5050049.article "Abuse inquiry: breaking with tradition"]</ref> in England and Wales was an "independent" state-initiated inquiry examining how the country's institutions handled their "duty of care" to "protect" children from [[Child Sexual Abuse\|sexual abuse]]. IICSA was nevertheless criticized for itself becoming an "institution", and was known for producing 19 reports on 15 investigations at great public expense. Much of this prolific body of literature was criticized for employing loaded language, outdated [[Moral panic\|purity discourse]] and questionable statistical techniques.

			IICSA was announced by the British Home Secretary, Theresa May, on 7 July 2014.<ref>[https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-28203914 "Ex-senior judge Butler-Sloss to head child sex abuse inquiry"]</ref> It was set up after investigations in 2012 and 2013 into the [[Jimmy Savile]] sexual abuse scandal revealed widespread allegations of abuse, particularly unsubstantiated claims stretching back over decades, against prominent media and political figures, and "inadequate" [[safeguarding]] by institutions and organizations responsible for child welfare. After confected and media-amplified outrage as to the inquiry's scope, and the disastrous resignation of its first two intended chairs, the inquiry was reconstituted in February 2015 as a statutory inquiry under the Inquiries Act 2005, giving it greatly increased powers to compel sworn testimony and to examine classified information. Described as a "debacle" in 2016,<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-38022074 IICSA a "Debacle"]</ref> the inquiry has since been through another two chairs and faced criticism from child abuse charities, one of whom described it as a "very costly academic report-writing and literature review exercise".<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/13/inquiry-into-child-sexual-abuse-not-fit-for-purpose-claims-victims-group "Inquiry into child sexual abuse 'not fit for purpose', claims victims' group"]</ref>

	==Criticism from MAPs==		==Criticism from MAPs==

	Many [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]] point to the IICSA as an example of how governments, in their attempts to "increase accountability", ~~in fact~~ only ~~succeed~~ in ~~using~~ (large amounts of) money ~~to incentivise~~ credentialed academics to confirm ~~their own~~ prejudices. The repeated use of emotionally-loaded language by the supposedly independent inquiry chairs is one example of this.		Many [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]] point to the IICSA as an example of how governments, in their attempts to "increase accountability", succeed only in wasting (large amounts of) public money - incentivizing credentialed academics to confirm existing prejudices by compromising professional standards. The repeated use of emotionally-loaded language by the supposedly independent inquiry chairs is one example of this.

	British-Irish author [[Thomas O'Carroll]]:		British-Irish author [[Thomas O'Carroll]]:

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The '''Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse''' (IICSA, 2014-2022)<ref>[http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/analysis/comment-and-opinion/abuse-inquiry-breaking-with-tradition/5050049.article "Abuse inquiry: breaking with tradition"]</ref> in England and Wales is an "independent" state-initiated inquiry examining how the country's institutions handled their "duty of care" to "protect" children from [[Child Sexual Abuse|sexual abuse]]. IICSA, which was criticized for becoming an "institution" itself, was known for producing 19 reports on 15 investigations at great public expense, and was criticized for employing loaded language, outdated [[Moral panic|purity discourse]] and questionable statistical techniques. It was announced by the British Home Secretary, Theresa May, on 7 July 2014.<ref>[https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-28203914 "Ex-senior judge Butler-Sloss to head child sex abuse inquiry"]</ref> It was set up after investigations in 2012 and 2013 into the [[Jimmy Savile]] sexual abuse scandal revealed widespread abuse, including claims of abuse stretching back over decades by prominent media and political figures, and "inadequate" [[safeguarding]] by institutions and organizations responsible for child welfare. After confected outrage as to the inquiry's scope and the disastrous resignation of its first two intended chairs, the inquiry was reconstituted in February 2015 as a statutory inquiry under the Inquiries Act 2005, giving it greatly increased powers to compel sworn testimony and to examine classified information. Described as a "debacle" in 2016,<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-38022074 IICSA a "Debacle"]</ref> the inquiry has since been through another two chairs and faced criticism from a child abuse charity, who described it as a "very costly academic report-writing and literature review exercise".<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/13/inquiry-into-child-sexual-abuse-not-fit-for-purpose-claims-victims-group "Inquiry into child sexual abuse 'not fit for purpose', claims victims' group"]</ref>

==Criticism from MAPs==

Many [[Minor Attracted Person|MAPs]] point to the IICSA as an example of how governments, in their attempts to "increase accountability", in fact only succeed in using (large amounts of) money to incentivise credentialed academics to confirm their own prejudices. The repeated use of emotionally-loaded language by the supposedly independent inquiry chairs is one example of this.

British-Irish author [[Thomas O'Carroll]]:

<blockquote>''While I wouldn’t go so far as to say bring back Boris, the big blond guy was definitely right about one thing. He was branded “shameless” three years ago after he claimed that money spent investigating historic cases of child sex abuse was being “[https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/boris-johnson-slammed-for-saying-money-spent-investigating-historical-child-sex-abuse-is-being-spaffed-up-the-wall spaffed up the wall]”.

''He revealed that the vast Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) had cost a stonking £60 million by that time. But now, as the [https://www.iicsa.org.uk/reports-recommendations/publications/inquiry/final-report final report] was presented yesterday, after this lumbering Behemoth had been wreaking havoc for a decade or so, we learn that Boris’s figure wasn’t even half the final one. It is now being officially put at a truly monstrous '''£186 million'''.''
''
And for what? Just so that a bunch of narcissistic attention-seekers could sound off, basically, and go grubbing for “compo”, aided and abetted by vulture lawyers.''

''I should know how ridiculous the whole thing was. I was approached by the inquiry’s chief solicitor and asked to be a witness in the Westminster strand of its deliberations. That, you may recall, was about an alleged “V.I.P. paedophile ring” involving PIE, as well as top politicians and the like, including former prime minister Edward Heath. It was all an utter farce, a wild concoction of fantasy B.S. in which many people were falsely accused. I [https://heretictoc.com/2018/11/29/pantomime-villain-for-a-whitehall-farce/ blogged] about it, so no need to reprise the sorry saga now, except to make clear that I did give evidence as requested, using the opportunity to tell all the parasites profiting from this scandalous waste of public money exactly what I thought of their endeavours.''</blockquote>

==External links==

*[https://www.iicsa.org.uk/ Official site]
*[[Wikipedia:Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse|Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse]] - Wikipedia.

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