Hi Tap, whilst Scanning the DM, & having commented on several Issues, the results of which were withdrawn, I came across this, way down the bottom, of articles. I would have thought it would have been more suited as a Leading Article, But it is Interesting that they have decided to Resurrect it, don't you think?
This was not the Stuff I was going to have sent, but I noticed it & thought it would be of interest.
Police have reopened investigation after new information emerged that suggests the hotel was a venue for a paedophile ring of VIPs
- Former co-owner Carole Kasir said to have list of high-profile visitors
- Could this be the biggest Establishment cover-up yet?
By STEPHEN WRIGHT and RICHARD PENDLEBURY
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Dark secrets: The former Elm Guest House was raided by the 1980s and the owners charged with running a disorderly house
Peter Hatton-Bornshin killed himself six days after his 28th birthday. He had taken an overdose of codeine and choked to death. ‘The tragic end to a tragic life,’ is how the coroner summed up the stark facts presented to the inquest.
And who at the time would disagree? Peter was only a baby when his father died in an accident. He was orphaned at 13 when his mother threw herself in front of a train. His stepfather then handed Peter and his older brother to social services.
And that is how Peter ended up at the Grafton Close Children’s Home, which was run by Richmond borough council in South-West London. Truly, he was a lost soul.
When his life finally came to an end in a Kingston-upon-Thames bedsit, he left a note which explained that he feared he would be unable to control his violent fantasies against women if he remained alive.
This personality disorder had caused him briefly to be a patient at Broadmoor mental hospital. His case worker said that while he did not consider Peter to be a danger to society, his mental problems were partly a result of the abuse he had suffered while in local authority care. One line in his suicide note seemed to refer to this. It read: ‘I will get those bastards.’
But while it was the ‘tragic end to a tragic life’, his story does not finish there.
Eighteen years after his death, the police are again looking at the Peter Hatton-Bornshin case, as part of a wider investigation, launched last month, into allegations that in the early Eighties a paedophile ring of VIPs preyed on boys from the Grafton Close Children’s Home.
If the historic allegations at the heart of Operation Fernbridge are proved, they would represent one of the more sensational and disturbing Establishment sex scandals of the modern era.Long-existing allegations of a cover-up would again have to be aired.During a police raid on a property in central London last month, detectives seized a list of names of high-profile alleged visitors to the Elm Guest House in Barnes, South-West London — a gay-friendly establishment, and one where under-age rent boys and children from the Grafton Close home were reportedly brought to have sex with adult men.
The list includes a number of senior MPs, a high-ranking policeman, a leading tycoon, figures from the National Front and Sinn Fein, an official of the Royal Household, an MI5 officer, two pop stars and the traitorous Soviet spy Anthony Blunt.
Cyril Smith, the late Liberal MP for Rochdale, has already been named as a regular at the guest house, where he allegedly met teenage rent boys when the homosexual age of consent was 21.
The guest house has also been linked to a now-defunct Tory fringe group that promoted homosexual rights.
Cyril Smith, the late Liberal MP for Rochdale, has already been named as a regular at the guest house, where he allegedly met teenage rent boys when the homosexual age of consent was 21.
The guest house has also been linked to a now-defunct Tory fringe group that promoted homosexual rights.
Call for action: here has been renewed interest in Elm Guest House when Labour MP Tom Watson called for an investigation into the political links of notorious paedophile Peter Righton
Sex offender: Peter Righton had been a leading consultant on children's homes when he was found guilty of pornographic offences
Operation Fernbridge detectives are also believed to be on the trail of almost two dozen photographs that are supposed to have been taken by the guest-house owner — which place a number of these figures from the worlds of politics, showbusiness and national security at her establishment.
Some pictures are said to show these men in the company of under-age boys.
New police interest in the Elm Guest House allegations stems from October last year, when the campaigning Labour MP Tom Watson called for an investigation into the political links of one Peter Righton, a notorious paedophile who had first been exposed 20 years before.
In September 1992, Righton pleaded guilty to three charges of importing or possessing obscene material — paedophile gay porn — after customs officers at Dover intercepted two packages addressed to him
It was a squalid case that in other circumstances might have warranted only local interest.
But Righton, then aged 66, was no ordinary child sex offender. He had been a very senior and respected figure in the field of residential child care, and a former consultant to the charity the National Children’s Bureau, whose patrons included the then Health Minister, Virginia Bottomley.
After his conviction, it emerged that Righton was a founder member of the Paedophile Information Exchange — a contact group for men interested in sex with children. He is now believed to be dead.
Westminster sources say that following his intervention in the House, Mr Watson received more than 200 phone calls, many of them from alleged victims of paedophile abuse by public figures unconnected with Righton. The MP passed the information on to the police.
Righton’s links to figures in the Thatcher government are still being assessed by detectives.
The Mail understands that no formal decision has been taken yet on whether Watson’s allegations will be formally probed.
However, one person who contacted Mr Watson had specific information about boys from Grafton Close Children’s Home being abused at the Elm Guest House.
In 1982, Britain was a very different place for gay males than it is today. Only 15 years had passed since homosexual acts between consenting adults had been decriminalised.
Gay public figures did not come out of the closet voluntarily and places where they met were still necessarily discreet. Apparently one such rendezvous was the Elm Guest House in Rocks Lane, Barnes.
On the list: Soviet spy Anthony Blunt is one of a number of high-profile figures alleged to have visited Elm Guest House
It was only yards from Barnes Common, which was, and still is, a well-known gay cruising ground.
Run by Indian-born Haroon Kasir and his German wife Carole, the guest house was openly advertised in the gay press of the time as nothing more sinister than a place where homosexual men could meet.
There was a sauna with ‘video facilities’ and a solarium.
One publication to ‘strongly recommend’ the guest house to its readers was the newsletter of the Conservative Group for Homosexual Equality. There is a review of it in a June 1982 edition.
The CGHE campaigned for the lowering of the
gay age of consent to 16.
One of its chairmen was Ian Harvey, a junior foreign office minister who was forced to quit government in 1958 after being caught having sex with a Coldstream guardsman in a London park.
Other residents of Rocks Lane were aware that the Elm Guest House was unlike the other small hotels in what was then a ‘scruffy’ area. Some understood it to be a brothel.
Yesterday, another long-time resident told us: ‘It had a reputation. Somebody told me that their daughter had come home and saw a lot of naked men in the front room as she walked past.
‘She was very shocked. I don’t know if she made a complaint to police about it. I just assumed it was a male brothel.
Yesterday, another long-time resident told us: ‘It had a reputation. Somebody told me that their daughter had come home and saw a lot of naked men in the front room as she walked past.
‘She was very shocked. I don’t know if she made a complaint to police about it. I just assumed it was a male brothel.’
The woman, who did not wish to be named, witnessed a 1982 police raid which saw Mr and Mrs Kasir and two others arrested. One of those detained was a 17-year-old rent boy who acted as ‘in-house masseur’.
We understand he was a teenage actor who had appeared on television in Doctor Who, as well as on stage at a Royal Command performance.
The youth — paid more than £100 a night when working at Elm Guest House — was initially charged with assisting in running the brothel.
The charge was later dropped. This week, he declined to comment when approached by the Mail.
The charge was later dropped. This week, he declined to comment when approached by the Mail.
Undercover police officers had been inside the property for a number of days posing as clients, while watching sex parties that took place there.
A planned police raid had to be brought forward after a hidden police radio was activated by accident. Officers had hoped to catch several dozen clients — and who knows how many public figures — but there were fewer than ten customers there when the operation was compromised.
The Kasirs were subsequently charged with running a disorderly house. At the Old Bailey the following year they were convicted, fined and given suspended sentences.
All other charges in relation to the raid had been dropped by then.
We understand that the police had become interested in the guest house not simply because it was a male brothel, but because of concerns for an under-age boy at the address.
At the time of the raid, the child was removed from the premises and placed in local authority care.
Regular: Former Liberal MP Sir Cyril Smith has already been named as a frequent visitor to the house where he would allegedly meet teenage rent boys
So where was the child ‘safely’ accommodated following his rescue? At the Grafton Close Children’s Home in Hounslow, some eight miles away . . .
Several figures at the centre of these allegations are no longer alive. One of them is Carole Kasir, a diabetic, who died of an insulin overdose aged 48, in 1990.
Shortly after her death, a child protection campaigner from the National Association Of Young People In Care (NAYPIC) called for a criminal investigation into events at Elm Guest House.
The campaigner claimed that he had been told by Mrs Kasir that boys had been brought in from a children’s home for sex. She had told him she had photographs or video of many establishment figures at her hotel, including a bishop.
One photograph allegedly showed a former cabinet minister in a sauna with a naked boy.
The same campaigner told us this week that he could not speak at length because the police wanted to interview him.
However, he claimed he knew of 11 boys from Grafton Close Children’s Home who had been abused at the Elm Guest House.
He added: ‘Carole Kasir had logbooks, names, times, dates, even pictures of people who went in and out of Elm Guest House. Her house was raided in the Eighties.
‘The police say it was done by a local force, but I know it was done by Special Branch. That evidence — of who visited Elm Guest House — no longer exists.
‘I’ll leave people to draw their own conclusions, but Carole Kasir was held without charge for three days, and you don’t do that on a run-of-the-mill vice raid. There was more to it than that.’
He added: ‘There were boys found in the home, but they were only ever interviewed as witnesses to the brothel, never as victims of abuse.
‘I won’t say any more as I don’t want to risk prejudicing this inquiry, because finally it seems the police are doing the right thing.’
The same allegations were pursued for several years by Mary Moss, a former colleague of the campaigner at NAYPIC (which is now defunct).
Ms Moss is clearly a troubled soul, who on her blog website claims that she, too, was abused as a child.
In another online posting, apparently written by her, she described meeting Carole Kasir. ‘She told me she was running a hotel and had some fab parties.
‘Yes, there were prominent people there but, hey, this was a nice suburb and [the guest house] was her business . . . but it was only on that night the police raided, when she stupidly thought it was just gay-bashing, that her eyes were peeled open for years to come about what was going on under her nose.’
Ms Moss believes Carole Kasir was murdered to cover up for the famous people who had used her brothel.
Detectives now investigating the allegations of paedophilia at Rocks Lane have been in a protracted dialogue with Ms Moss, which led to them executing a search warrant on her home in central London last month. There is no suggestion that she was involved in any offences.
What, then, is the truth about Elm Guest House and Grafton Close Children’s Home, which have both long since closed?
The acid test for the Operation Fernbridge detectives is whether or not — as happened in the Jimmy Savile child sex abuse inquiry — there is now an ‘avalanche’ of credible witnesses and victims, encouraged by this new investigation to unburden themselves after years of nursing horrible secrets.
The police need several victims telling the same stories in order to make a case.
The fallout from the Savile revelations means there is renewed interest in historic child abuse allegations against famous figures. And the police do not want to be accused of doing nothing again.
We have seen in the case of Lord McAlpine what can happen when an apparently politically-motivated witchhunt latches onto an innocent man.
But there is the other, longer-term human cost. The abused can become abusers in a perpetual cycle. Such might have been the case with the tragic figure of Peter Hatton-Bornshin.
At his inquest, the coroner paid tribute to him by saying: ‘It is clear he had decided to avoid causing any distress or grief to other people by taking his own life.
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But were Peter’s traumatic ‘fantasies’ really about women?
A child protection campaigner told us this week: ‘Peter was a victim at Elm Guest House in the Seventies — but by the time I knew of him in the Eighties, he was an abuser.
‘He had been groomed as a child, but he crossed the line at some stage: as an adult, he was organising the abuse of kids. By the mid-1980s we were pushing for his arrest. We weren’t treating him as a victim any more.’
OTHER LINKS
Here is an Interesting one from Icke, on Awaken Truth
.... PAEDOPHILES EVERYWHERE
British royal and political Establishment with its global significance peers over the cliff.
By David Icke
It is starting to get silly now and the arrest for questioning of major figures must take place in at least the next few weeks if the police investigation is to retain any public confidence.
The evidence for a massive paedophile ring infesting the royal palaces, Downing Street and the Westminster Parliament is overwhelming and mounting by the week. The implications of the full truth being revealed can hardly be overstated - the devastating discrediting of the major political parties and the end of the monarchy.
It would bring about a total public re-evaluation of everything they have believed about the country they live in and the forces that dictate its laws, direction and methods of operation. The knock-on effect would be the same for much of the rest of the world because what I am about to describe is happening in every country to a larger or lesser extent - not least in the United States.
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Shit - how many paedeophiles did Thatcher have around her?
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You couldn't make it up: paedophile barrister rewarded for 'distress and frustration'
The evidence for a massive paedophile ring infesting the royal palaces, Downing Street and the Westminster Parliament is overwhelming and mounting by the week. The implications of the full truth being revealed can hardly be overstated - the devastating discrediting of the major political parties and the end of the monarchy.
It would bring about a total public re-evaluation of everything they have believed about the country they live in and the forces that dictate its laws, direction and methods of operation. The knock-on effect would be the same for much of the rest of the world because what I am about to describe is happening in every country to a larger or lesser extent - not least in the United States.
The revelations about record-breaking paedophile and child procurer Jimmy Savile have exposed the former BBC 'star entertainer' as a purveyor of sheer evil on a scale that would challenge any imagination. Here are the cold and shocking numbers according to the police - and these are not nearly the whole story:
450 people of both sexes have made complaints about Savile involving 28 police areas throughout the country and among them are 34 alleged rapes. They spanned a period of 54 years between 1955 and 2009 when Savile was 82. The abuses happened to 23 children and young people on BBC premises and at 14 hospitals and at least one hospice. More than 70 per cent of his victims were under 18 and one as young as eight.
You couldn't make it up: paedophile barrister rewarded for 'distress and frustration'
FRIDAY, 1 FEBRUARY 2013PAEDOPHILE BARRISTER WITHOUT ANY REMORSE WAS REWARDED
In the UK, a Channel 4 Dispatches investigation has uncovered evidence of rabbis covering up the sexual abuse of children.
Rabbi Ephraim Padwa, who leads the Charedi community in north London's Stamford Hill, was secretly filmed speaking to an alleged victim of child sex abuse.
Dispatches secretly filmed the top rabbi telling the victim not to involve the police.
During the investigation, reporters uncovered 19 alleged cases of child sex abuse. None had been reported to the police.
Stamford Hill is right next door to Haringey.
PAEDOPHILE BARRISTER WITHOUT ANY REMORSE WAS REWARDED MEANWHILE NO PAYOUTS FOR NON-BARRISTERS WHO'S CASES BREECH HUMAN RIGHTS GUIDELINES
A victim of a barrister who was jailed for sexually abusing boys spoke of his anger that the European Court of Human Rights had awarded his abuser more than £5,000 in compensation and costs.
A victim of a barrister who was jailed for sexually abusing boys spoke of his anger that the European Court of Human Rights had awarded his abuser more than £5,000 in compensation and costs.
David Meek waived his right to anonymity to protest over the money received by his abuser, Rupert Massey, who had complained that the case against him took too long to come to court.
Oxford-educated Massey, 59, who practised as a barrister in Dorset, was jailed in 1999 for six years for assaults on boys in the 1970s and 1980s.
However, he has received a payout of £5,496 after the European Court found he had suffered "distress and frustration" because of the "unreasonable" length of proceedings against him.
Massey befriended Mr Meek, who was eight years old, and two other boys as they played on the beach at Branksome, Dorset. The lawyer, who is now out of jail, lured the children to his home where he sexually abused them.
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| Paedophile Barrister Rupert Massey a showbiz lawyer |
He was arrested in 1995 after one of the children complained to police. He was charged in 1997 and in 1999 he was convicted of 16 offences of indecent assault against the three boys.
Mr Meek, a builder who said that the European Court's ruling "defied all logic and justice".
He had tried to challenge the judgment, but was told there were no grounds for doing so.
Mr Meek, who has received £6,000 from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, said he hoped that by speaking out, he could prevent the court making similar awards. He said nobody had considered the stress he had endured when he had to give evidence at Massey's trial, where the Barrister had denied the charges. He too had been affected by the adjournments, he added.
"Where was the European Court when I was sitting at home tearing my hair out because of yet another adjournment in the case?
"The people that matter, the victims, the police and the prosecutors, were never consulted over his claim for money and that can't be right."
The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) also criticised the payout, calling it "perverse".
A spokesman said: "My reaction is one of bewilderment. Everybody has rights. But when people commit offences against children I struggle with the fact these people have the same rights as the rest of us.
"By pleading not guilty he [Massey] made it a lot worse for his victims.
"This man made them take the stand at his trial and go through the pain and heartbreak of having to relive the most awful things in front of a court."
Judges at the court in Strasbourg were told that the length of time between Massey's arrest and the case coming to trial was so great that his human rights were breached.
The court upheld Massey's claims, awarding him £2,750 damages and £2,750 in legal costs.
In its judgment, the court said: "It is reasonable to assume that the applicant suffered some distress and frustration exacerbated by the unreasonable length of proceedings." How many none lawyers who have waitied years for their trial get a payout ? answer none.
Mr Meek, a builder who said that the European Court's ruling "defied all logic and justice".
He had tried to challenge the judgment, but was told there were no grounds for doing so.
Mr Meek, who has received £6,000 from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, said he hoped that by speaking out, he could prevent the court making similar awards. He said nobody had considered the stress he had endured when he had to give evidence at Massey's trial, where the Barrister had denied the charges. He too had been affected by the adjournments, he added.
"Where was the European Court when I was sitting at home tearing my hair out because of yet another adjournment in the case?
"The people that matter, the victims, the police and the prosecutors, were never consulted over his claim for money and that can't be right."
The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) also criticised the payout, calling it "perverse".
A spokesman said: "My reaction is one of bewilderment. Everybody has rights. But when people commit offences against children I struggle with the fact these people have the same rights as the rest of us.
"By pleading not guilty he [Massey] made it a lot worse for his victims.
"This man made them take the stand at his trial and go through the pain and heartbreak of having to relive the most awful things in front of a court."
Judges at the court in Strasbourg were told that the length of time between Massey's arrest and the case coming to trial was so great that his human rights were breached.
The court upheld Massey's claims, awarding him £2,750 damages and £2,750 in legal costs.
In its judgment, the court said: "It is reasonable to assume that the applicant suffered some distress and frustration exacerbated by the unreasonable length of proceedings." How many none lawyers who have waitied years for their trial get a payout ? answer none.
Rabbi Ephraim Padwa, who leads the Charedi community in north London's Stamford Hill, was secretly filmed speaking to an alleged victim of child sex abuse.
Dispatches secretly filmed the top rabbi telling the victim not to involve the police.
Stamford Hill dcaseyphoto
The documentary, Britain's Hidden Child Abuse, shows how some rabbis forbid victims from reporting crimes committed against them.
The documentary, Britain's Hidden Child Abuse, shows how some rabbis forbid victims from reporting crimes committed against them.
Stamford Hill is right next door to Haringey.
"Several of Haringey's councillors are paedophiles.
"Corruption is rife across every aspect.
"Across every level.
"Corruption is rife across every aspect.
"Across every level.
LOOK BACK AT THE DATA BASE Link I Gave You."Through all of this Haringey has over 50 brothels, crack houses and safe areas for drug purchasing.
"And many cases of child abuse within Haringey's own children's homes by it's own staff."
"And many cases of child abuse within Haringey's own children's homes by it's own staff."
Baby P was tortured to death
2. The Haringey Independent, 21st May 2004, reported:
"An investigation into an alleged paedophile ring operating in Haringey more than 20 years ago has been shut down due to lack of evidence.
"Operation Tempsford, a joint investigation launched by the police and Haringey Council, examined allegations of organised child abuse in the mid 1980s focusing on two former children's homes in Muswell Hill.
"But Lib Dem social services spokesman Ron Aitken says he is dismayed the inquiry has been closed, and is calling for an independent investigation.
"He said: 'I first became aware of allegations in the late 1980s. There were a number of people working for Haringey Council who were convicted or charged with specific offences against children.'"
3. More on Operation Tempsford (Cached) from the Liberal Democrat party
"Operation Tempsford ... was brought to an abrupt halt in Autumn 2005 on the orders of Haringey’s Chief Executive David Warwick, after he applied what the Councillor describes as 'undue pressure' in a letter to Mr Aitken...
"Mr Warwick parted company with Haringey... He moved immediately to a top job advising Deputy Prime Minister Prescott..."
Eileen Fairweather, in the Mail on Sunday, has linked Haringey to Islington and Jersey ('I have known about Jersey paedophiles for 15 years,' says award-winning journalist.)
Baby P. from Labour-run Haringey in London, was tortured to death by a satanist.
On 16 November 2008, the Mail on Sunday tells us How a close male relative of Baby P is linked to a big paedophile ring.
This child-abuse ring operated in Labour-run Islington, the part of London where Tony Blair once lived.
Reportedly, the ring supplied boys to top people.
(This child abuse ring, reportedly, has links to the child abuse in Jersey, which in turn, reportedly, has links to the Dutroux affair and the security services)
Jason Swift has links to Baby P. In 1985, 14-year-old Jason Swift was killed by a child-abuse gang. Jason is believed to have lived in Islington council's Conewood Street children's home. A close male relative of Baby P reportedly recruited boys from children'shomes in Islington for the child-abuse ring. Islington children were reportedly sent to Jersey, the island linked to child abuse.
The close male relative of Baby P reportedly recruited boys from children's homes in Islington for the child-abuse ring, according to a secret report seen by The Mail on Sunday.
In the early 1990s, the relative, as a boy, was put in a children's home, in Labour-run Islington, in London.
All 12 of the children's homes in Islington were being used by the child-abuse ring, which reportedly had links to top people.
This ring included three pimps called Alan, John and George.
Jason Owen. aangirfan: JASON OWEN; A CHILD ABUSE RING
Reportedly, the relative, then aged 13, was persuaded, by money, drugs and threats, to supply the pimps with young boys.
The relative tried to blow the whistle.
Reportedly, the relative told social workers the names of boys who were being ferried from the children's homes to various parts of London (Manor Park, Tottenham, Soho and Westminster) to ‘be buggered by old men’.
Reportedly, none of the men were put under surveillance or questioned.
"An investigation into an alleged paedophile ring operating in Haringey more than 20 years ago has been shut down due to lack of evidence.
"Operation Tempsford, a joint investigation launched by the police and Haringey Council, examined allegations of organised child abuse in the mid 1980s focusing on two former children's homes in Muswell Hill.
"But Lib Dem social services spokesman Ron Aitken says he is dismayed the inquiry has been closed, and is calling for an independent investigation.
"He said: 'I first became aware of allegations in the late 1980s. There were a number of people working for Haringey Council who were convicted or charged with specific offences against children.'"
3. More on Operation Tempsford (Cached) from the Liberal Democrat party
"Operation Tempsford ... was brought to an abrupt halt in Autumn 2005 on the orders of Haringey’s Chief Executive David Warwick, after he applied what the Councillor describes as 'undue pressure' in a letter to Mr Aitken...
"Mr Warwick parted company with Haringey... He moved immediately to a top job advising Deputy Prime Minister Prescott..."
Ali, ringleader of the Liquid Bomb Plot.
The supposed ringleader of the Liquid Bomb plot appears to have been protected by people in government?
In 2005, the UK security services were carrying out surveillance of Abdulla Ahmed Ali, said to be the ringleader of the 2006 Liquid Bomb transatlantic aircraft plot in the United Kingdom.
In 2006, Ali bought a flat in Walthamstow, in London.
A secret bug was used by the security services to spy on him. (Ahmed Abdullah Ali - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
London's Haringey Council placed a foster child with Ali's family.
Ali lived with relatives, who had been approved as foster carers by Haringey Council.
The child was living with Ali's family when Ali was arrested in August 2006.
Baby P.
Haringey Council was at the centre of the 2007 Baby P scandal.
Baby Peter Connelly was born to Tracey Connelly on 1 March2006. Tracey Connelly's boyfriend, Steven Barker, moved in with her.
Baby Peter died in August 2007. He had suffered more than 50 injuries over an eight-month period, during which he was repeatedly seen by social services.
The police were also aware of the case at an early stage.
(Revealed: Baby P council sent foster child to live with ringleader of Liquid Bomb Plot.)
In the house where Ali lived, extremist literature was found hidden inside a baby's cot, according to the London Evening Standard.
The council may have "supplied Ali with an element of camouflage for the plot."
(Revealed: Baby P council sent foster child to live with ringleader of Liquid Bomb Plot.)
Ali's family was approved for fostering, despite Ali having a poor employment record.
Ali was also under police surveillance.
He reportedly had a record of fundamentalist Islamic views.
The supposed ringleader of the Liquid Bomb plot appears to have been protected by people in government?
In 2005, the UK security services were carrying out surveillance of Abdulla Ahmed Ali, said to be the ringleader of the 2006 Liquid Bomb transatlantic aircraft plot in the United Kingdom.
In 2006, Ali bought a flat in Walthamstow, in London.
A secret bug was used by the security services to spy on him. (Ahmed Abdullah Ali - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
London's Haringey Council placed a foster child with Ali's family.
Ali lived with relatives, who had been approved as foster carers by Haringey Council.
The child was living with Ali's family when Ali was arrested in August 2006.
Baby P.
Haringey Council was at the centre of the 2007 Baby P scandal.
Baby Peter Connelly was born to Tracey Connelly on 1 March2006. Tracey Connelly's boyfriend, Steven Barker, moved in with her.
Baby Peter died in August 2007. He had suffered more than 50 injuries over an eight-month period, during which he was repeatedly seen by social services.
The police were also aware of the case at an early stage.
(Revealed: Baby P council sent foster child to live with ringleader of Liquid Bomb Plot.)
In the house where Ali lived, extremist literature was found hidden inside a baby's cot, according to the London Evening Standard.
The council may have "supplied Ali with an element of camouflage for the plot."
(Revealed: Baby P council sent foster child to live with ringleader of Liquid Bomb Plot.)
Ali's family was approved for fostering, despite Ali having a poor employment record.
Ali was also under police surveillance.
He reportedly had a record of fundamentalist Islamic views.
Eileen Fairweather, in the Mail on Sunday, has linked Haringey to Islington and Jersey ('I have known about Jersey paedophiles for 15 years,' says award-winning journalist.)
Baby P. from Labour-run Haringey in London, was tortured to death by a satanist.
On 16 November 2008, the Mail on Sunday tells us How a close male relative of Baby P is linked to a big paedophile ring.
This child-abuse ring operated in Labour-run Islington, the part of London where Tony Blair once lived.
Reportedly, the ring supplied boys to top people.
(This child abuse ring, reportedly, has links to the child abuse in Jersey, which in turn, reportedly, has links to the Dutroux affair and the security services)
Jason Swift has links to Baby P. In 1985, 14-year-old Jason Swift was killed by a child-abuse gang. Jason is believed to have lived in Islington council's Conewood Street children's home. A close male relative of Baby P reportedly recruited boys from children'shomes in Islington for the child-abuse ring. Islington children were reportedly sent to Jersey, the island linked to child abuse.
The close male relative of Baby P reportedly recruited boys from children's homes in Islington for the child-abuse ring, according to a secret report seen by The Mail on Sunday.
In the early 1990s, the relative, as a boy, was put in a children's home, in Labour-run Islington, in London.
All 12 of the children's homes in Islington were being used by the child-abuse ring, which reportedly had links to top people.
This ring included three pimps called Alan, John and George.
Jason Owen. aangirfan: JASON OWEN; A CHILD ABUSE RING
Reportedly, the relative, then aged 13, was persuaded, by money, drugs and threats, to supply the pimps with young boys.
The relative tried to blow the whistle.
Reportedly, the relative told social workers the names of boys who were being ferried from the children's homes to various parts of London (Manor Park, Tottenham, Soho and Westminster) to ‘be buggered by old men’.
Reportedly, none of the men were put under surveillance or questioned.
Haringey Boy - Photo copyright Tim Stewart
Whistleblowing Social worker Neville Mighty, who had received death threats, named the relative in a report.
Neville Mighty contacted Islington’s then director of children’s services, Lyn Cusack, who is married to a senior policeman.
In June 1992, Mighty was sacked.
Liz Davies, the senior Islington social worker who encouraged Mighty to go public, said:
'We got too close. There were too many powerful people involved.
'Child sex, pornography and sadism are extremely lucrative industries.'
In 1994, an independent report criticised the failure of police and social workers to help the relative.
Whistleblowing Social worker Neville Mighty, who had received death threats, named the relative in a report.
Neville Mighty contacted Islington’s then director of children’s services, Lyn Cusack, who is married to a senior policeman.
In June 1992, Mighty was sacked.
Liz Davies, the senior Islington social worker who encouraged Mighty to go public, said:
'We got too close. There were too many powerful people involved.
'Child sex, pornography and sadism are extremely lucrative industries.'
In 1994, an independent report criticised the failure of police and social workers to help the relative.
IT IS CLEAR THAT THERE IS FAR MORETO BE UNCOVERED, HOW LONG WILL IT BE BEFORE MAJOR HEADS ROLL, CAMERON'S RIGHT WINGERS ARE JUMPING SHIP, AS THEY DON'T WANT TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE "POOF'S MARRIAGE CHARTER," HE IS SO KEEN ON. IT JUST SHOWS, HOW FAR DOWN THE "PLUG HOLE" THIS COUNTRY HAS GONE FOR THE ISSUE EVEN TO BE CONSIDERED. Just another Step in The Vatican's Concerted To Destroy This Country From Within.
REGARDS ............ WASP
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