From campaigner James Esses:
"Today, the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists published a 5-month long investigation into the fact that its CEO was ‘following’ Tommy Robinson on X.
You read that correctly.
Not that he praised Tommy Robinson. Not that he amplified or re-posted Tommy Robinson. But that he was ‘following’ Tommy Robinson, from his own personal X account.
A sub-committee was established with a barrister appointed to investigate, in order to reflect the “gravity of the situation”.
Even more ludicrous, the investigation found that “on the balance of probabilities it was deemed that this was an accidental follow”.
The outcome? The CEO has been forced to issue a “personal apology for his actions”. In this apology, he has apologised for the “hurt, distress, fear and anger that this caused”.
This is utter madness, from a body of therapists."
Interview via https://x.com/gbnews/status/1876647888279003380?s=46&t=H8AIrPRkLDEJdJPGDX5qOg
@TheStarkNakedBrief
"Today, the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists published a 5-month long investigation into the fact that its CEO was ‘following’ Tommy Robinson on X.
You read that correctly.
Not that he praised Tommy Robinson. Not that he amplified or re-posted Tommy Robinson. But that he was ‘following’ Tommy Robinson, from his own personal X account.
A sub-committee was established with a barrister appointed to investigate, in order to reflect the “gravity of the situation”.
Even more ludicrous, the investigation found that “on the balance of probabilities it was deemed that this was an accidental follow”.
The outcome? The CEO has been forced to issue a “personal apology for his actions”. In this apology, he has apologised for the “hurt, distress, fear and anger that this caused”.
This is utter madness, from a body of therapists."
Interview via https://x.com/gbnews/status/1876647888279003380?s=46&t=H8AIrPRkLDEJdJPGDX5qOg
@TheStarkNakedBrief
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