Operation Yewtree: New Sex Abuse Suspects are ‘Untouchable’ Senior Policemen and Politicians
The names of at least 12 public figures, including policemen and politicians, have been passed on to police investigating claims of historic sexual abuse.
Investigative reporter Mark Williams Thomas passed on the names to officers working under Operation Yewtree, the Metropolitan Police inquiry investigating sex abuse allegations in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal.
Thomas, who two years ago helped expose Savile as one of the most prolific paedophiles in British history by presenting a documentary first highlighting his abuse, said the new claims involve some “very powerful” people who are alleged to have committed sex abuse crimes between the 1950s and 1980s.
Phi Beta Iota: While the focus is on the UK and the past, the reality is that pedophilia is more present than ever before in the US, at the highest level of the elite, to include Bill Clinton visiting a private Caribbean island known to have child sex slaves present. When this comes out — the Franklin scandal at a national level and embarrassing the FBI into doing its job, never mind the political direction to the contrary, it could — combined with abject incompetence on Ebola — be a precipitant for a national revolution. Over the past 50 years ens of thousands of infants have been kidnapped and sold into child sex slavery across the USA and for export — including 6,000 Lakota Indian children. Pedophilia is the ultimate taboo, the ultimate denial. When this story breaks into the public consciousness, all existing “arrangements” are off the table.
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Other American police sexual abuse cases
