No. 2890Anonymous 6th July 2014 Sunday 5:12 pm2890Please explain what the fuck is going on here boo-lads
Mr Danczuk described the warning that came after a vote in the House of Commons on Monday night when a senior Conservative MP “stepped out of the shadows” to confront him.
He said: “I’d never spoken to him before my life but he blocked my way and ushered me to one side.
“He warned me to think very carefully about what I was going to say the next day before the Home Affairs Select Committee when I’d be answering questions on child abuse.
“’I hear you’re about to challenge Lord Brittan about when he knew about child sex abuse,’ he said. ‘It wouldn’t be a wise move', he advised me. 'It was all put to bed a long time ago.’ He warned me I could even be responsible for his death.
“We looked at each other in silence for a second. I knew straight away he wasn’t telling me this out of concern or the man’s welfare. There was no compassion in his voice.
Writing in the Mail on Sunday, he added: “As politicians made their way out of Westminster, I had no doubt that other conversations like this were taking place.
“Indeed this was confirmed when I spoke to other members of the Select Committee the next day. They’d been paid similar visits. Phone calls had been made.”
>>4712 >>4713 > Diddl tack
It sounds like some kind of coefficient of diddling. Perhaps measuring how good she is at being diddled, or how much she was diddled as a child, or predilection to diddling herself.
>Sexey's School is named after Hugh Sexey who, in 1599, was appointed as a Royal auditor to Elizabeth I and later as a Royal auditor to James I. Sexey's Hospital was established in 1619 from the proceeds of his will, and the school was founded in 1889.
One of Britain’s top spy chiefs quit after it emerged that he helped a paedophile Catholic priest avoid jail, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Prime Minister Theresa May was last night accused of a cover-up over the scandal as she knew of GCHQ director Robert Hannigan’s connection to the child sex offender when he stood down in 2017. At the time, Mr Hannigan had cited ‘family reasons’, with this crucial link kept secret.
The high-flying civil servant, who was lauded for his role in striking peace in Northern Ireland, stunned Whitehall with his exit after just two years in charge of GCHQ.
This newspaper has learned he stepped down after the National Crime Agency discovered that he helped a close family friend avoid a custodial sentence for possessing 174 child pornography images After Mr Hannigan provided a character reference for Father Edmund Higgins at his 2013 trial, the priest’s eight-month sentence was suspended. The judge said Higgins had ‘struggled with his sexuality’. But Higgins went on to reoffend, and during an NCA probe his links to Mr Hannigan were discovered and No 10 was alerted.
The powerful mandarin gave the reference ‘in good faith’ a year before his appointment as director of the 5,000-strong Government Communications Headquarters, the notoriously secretive eavesdropping agency. After his conviction, Edmund Higgins, who had served at St Elizabeth’s Church in Richmond, South-West London, was defrocked and changed his name to Edmund Black.
With the Prime Minister’s blessing, he was allowed to resign on January 23, 2017, citing family commitments. Anonymous briefings were given to the media that he would be caring for sick relatives. That same year, Mrs May said: ‘The sunlight of transparency acts… as an important check and balance, and helps ensure the highest standards of public life among senior Government representatives.’
Last night Mr Hannigan, who began to train as a priest before joining the civil service, confirmed that Higgins had been a family friend for two decades. But he admitted his ‘judgment was completely wrong’ in providing the character reference. After his conviction, Higgins, who had served at St Elizabeth’s Church in Richmond, South-West London, was defrocked and changed his name to Edmund Black, but continued to offend.
The Mail on Sunday has learned that No 10 was alerted in early 2017 that the NCA was investigating Higgins as part of a major probe into online chatrooms that hosted abuse of babies. His connection to Mr Hannigan was highlighted to figures at the very top of Government, including the Prime Minister.
>>4727 This was the first thing I read after waking up and I consistently misread it as "spy chef" which was confusing.
>online chatrooms that hosted abuse of babies
christ
>>4727 It's an incredible story, proper /boo/ shit. WTF would anyone take the risk of appearing / writing a character reference for someone accused of kiddie-fiddling.
Exceptionally poor judgement - which is not what you want in the head of GCHQ, so entirely right that he had to go.
>>4729 > It's an incredible story, proper /boo/ shit.
Everything sounds like '/boo/ shit' until the truth outs and we realise it was under our noses all along.
I was going through this place's archives a while back and found a post from 2012 that basically said "Get back to /boo/, lad" in response to someone naming Prince Andrew as a Paedophile.
I have a book published in 2009 that calls out, explicitly as it can without actually committing libel, Jimmy Savile for having "a specially equipped ambulance that he uses to abuse the disabled".
Basically what I'm trying to say is that David Icke is right and the government is all lizards. Now I'm going to put my tinfoil back over my head before the mind rays get me.
The Isle of Wight would be more like Mecca for ARE ICKE. We'd all have to make the pilgrimage once a year to pray at Arum Bay and do six laps around the island counter-clockwise in a pedalo or something.
Just watched a bitchute video about pedogate - it was a mistake. Next up is an hour long documentary entitled "300,000 Children a year blood Sacrificed and put in McDonalds meat!". I'm in for a bad couple of weeks it seems.
>>4979 >under our noses all along
>I have a book published in 2009 that calls out
Insiders at the BBC were openly talking about it in the early 90s. Back then I had a friend who had worked there for almost twenty years, which is how/when I first heard about his antics.
>>5362 I play a celebrity death list game with friends on Facebook, and lots of people are apparently adding Ghislaine Maxwell to their 2022 list, because they got Are Brave Jeff and now they're going to get her too.
This site doesn't visually inspire a lot of confidence in its ability to relate unbiased facts (which could be seen as a positive) but the article is interesting.
https://www.thesteepletimes.com/the-fog/met-police-maxwell-dick/ tl;dr: Dick became a Chief Inspector of the Met after Maxwell's London home was put under police surveillance for being a brothel, then that was never taken any further. That would seem more damning if it wasn't for the fact that Dick was transferred to Thames Valley police in 1995. But both women went to Oxford High School at the same time and Balliol College (possibly or possibly not not quite at the same time).
BBC had Dershowitz on during their coverage Nd he used the opportunity to slander one of the accusers. He also recently put in a news appearance following Desmond Tutu's death to accuse him of antisemitism with a painting of Tsar Nikolas II prominently displayed in the background.
According to the internet he was Epstein's defence attorney who helped get Epstein the 2008 deal where co-conspirators, known and unknown were granted immunity as well as having been accused of diddling the women himself. I think the one (Gifford?) he was talking shit about in the interview is suing him over that. People seem to be upset because none of this background was mentioned before the interview, he was presented as a neutral legal observer.
First Robert Maxwell, now Ghislaine Maxwell. The Maxwell family must be proper wrong 'uns. They're almost as bad as the Chauvin family, who killed George Floyd and presumably also invented chauvinism.
>>5370 >with a painting of Tsar Nikolas II prominently displayed in the background.
Because he approves of the tsar or to imply he and Tutu were on the same wavelength? That is very, very confusing. Nicholas II makes Oswald Mosely look like a member of Labour Friends of Israel ffs. Dershowitz is such a freak and it's concerning he can just rock up for an interview no questions asked on the BBC. Someone at the Big British Castle is very out of touch these days and given my fondness and respect for the institution that's concerning.
I'm usually very sceptical of the "Great Man" theory of history. But there are some cases where it's striking just how much evil really does come back to one person in the end.
>>5380 >After two mismatched roommates discover that their new Upper East Side apartment once belonged to the late pedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, the pair find themselves compelled to uncover—and relive—the murky secrets of their domicile
What the fuuuuck
>>5456 That's too obvious. He's top of everyone's list. Failing to investigate Noel Edmonds for being a closet wrong 'un would be like failing to investigate Usain Bolt for performance-enhancing drugs. He's such an obvious target that he must be clean or one of the thousands of suspicious people would have caught him by now.
Therefore, it is Graham Norton. Although I really hope it's Scott Mills; I never liked him.
>>5457 >That's too obvious. He's top of everyone's list. Failing to investigate Noel Edmonds for being a closet wrong 'un would be like failing to investigate Usain Bolt for performance-enhancing drugs. He's such an obvious target that he must be clean or one of the thousands of suspicious people would have caught him by now.
You would have said the exact same thing about Savile
