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The petition calls for 23 politicians to be interviewed by their parties, in case they can help shed light on alleged crimes against children in London. We are sure the politicians will want to help if they can:
Margaret Hodge MP; Keith Vaz MP; Lord Paul Boateng; Lady Janet BoatengLord David SteelSir Peter Bottomley MP; Sir Edward Leigh MP; Dr Julian Lewis MP; Peter Lilley MPMichael Portillo; Edwina Currie; Dame Shirley Porter; Michael Brown; Derek Laud; David Nicholson; Harry GreenwayCllr Robert Davis; (David) Russell Walters; Tony Kerpel MBE; Peter Martindale; Robert Moreland; Alex Segal; Miles Young
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We demand Government, Labour and Lib Dems investigate allegations that MPs raped children
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PETITION
1.1 We call on the Government, the Labour Party and the Lib Dems to launch investigations into allegations that MPs and peers raped children or conspired to help others to do so during the administrations of John Major and Margaret Thatcher.
1.2 Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem MPs and peers are widely named by child abuse survivors and contemporary witnesses whose personal testimonies mutually corroborate. Moreover, many of the MPs and peers whom child abuse survivors and witnesses identify are still alive; some continue to sit in Parliament, the crimes in which they are implicated covered up and buried.
1.3 The ongoing Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) and police investigations are essential and long overdue. Notwithstanding the IICSA and police inquiries, the Government, Labour Party and Lib Dems must launch their own investigations.
1.4 These should seek out and analyse internal party files; historical complaints by party activists, whistleblowers and employees; and the private records and memories of MPs and peers (deceased, retired and still-serving). Absent proactive and exhaustive investigations by Government and the main parties in Westminster, the IICSA and crime agencies may be unable to discover and consult these crucial sources for evidence of crimes long buried.
BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE
2.1 In a series of investigative news reports in the 1990s, several MPs and peers were averred to be serial child abusers. Their alleged crimes were committed against minors occupying, or recently exited from, children's homes around the British Isles.
2.2 The reports indicate that certain MPs, peers and others colluded and collaborated in the coordination, planning and covering up of organised abuse episodes. Further, that MPs and peers were present at and took part in said abuse episodes.
2.3 Of the parliamentarians repeatedly implicated in premeditated/organised assaults on children, several continue to hold high-status positions in Government, Her Majesty's Opposition, the House of Lords and local government in the capital. Many remain members - ostensibly in good standing - of the Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem parties.
2.4 In the reams of newsprint devoted to the subject of Establishment paedophilia post Jimmy Savile, many of the 'hotspots' of organised paedophile abuse linked to parliamentarians have come into focus.
Hotspot 1: Islington children's homes in the 1980s under the oversight of Margaret Hodge, assisted by Keith Vaz as senior solicitor during the period 1982-1985;
Hotspot 2: Richmond upon Thames children's homes in the same period, similarly benefiting from the services of in-house solicitor Keith Vaz in 1982 before he transferred to Islington Council (Margaret Hodge);
Hotspot 3: Westminster City Council real estate in the same period under the oversight of Shirley Porter, whose Tory councillors allegedly partook in 'paedophile parties' at Westminster City Council-owned Dolphin Square. Tory parliamentarians, apparatchiks and lobbyists were also involved in these, according to child abuse survivors. Moreover, there was alleged trafficking of children to Central London from Clwyd and Gwynedd children's homes (see below).
Hotspot 4: Lambeth Borough Council children's homes during the same period under the oversight of Janet Boateng, wife of Labour's Paul Boateng - whom police recently sought to question over his links to former Lambeth Council children's home manager and convicted paedophile Michael John Carroll;
Hotspot 5: Wales' Clwyd and Gwynedd children's homes, where Conservatives with links to prime minister Margaret Thatcher and Westminster Council's Dolphin Square reportedly preyed upon the vulnerable residents, trafficking some to child 'prostitution' [rape] in London (see above) and elsewhere;
Hotspot 6: Belfast's Kincora Boys' School, also known to have been frequented by paedophile Conservative and Unionist politicians;
Hotspot 7: The Channel Islands, to whose notorious Haut de la Garenne children's home it has been reported that local authorities including Birmingham and possibly Islington (Margaret Hodge) sent children in care. Many children at Haut de la Garenne were assaulted, raped or went missing.
2.5 The names of the aforementioned Labour politicians (Margaret Hodge, Keith Vaz, Paul Boateng, Janet Boateng) are not cited in the 1990s investigative news reports. Yet, these Labour politicians almost certainly have important information that an investigation by the Labour Party would need to analyse.
2.6 The 1990s reports do name and implicate several prominent Conservative parliamentarians . They are:
i. Sir Peter Bottomley MP
Sir Edward Leigh MP
Dr Julian Lewis MP
Peter Lilley MP (report)
ii. Cllr Robert Davis (Conservative on Westminster City Council)
iii. Conservative activists and/or possible Conservative Party members:
(David) Russell Walters (who was recently employed in the Mayor of London's office during the Boris Johnson administration)
Tony Kerpel MBE
Derek Laud (lobbyist, former Parliamentary candidate, and one-time personal friend of former prime minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha)
iv. Retired Conservative parliamentarians - now in some cases local minor celebrities or famous television faces -:
Michael Portillo (report and letter)
Robert George Banks
Michael Russell Brown
Harry Greenway
David John Nicholson
Edwina Currie, while not implicated by the 1990s reports, could have valuable information, given her comments regarding the late Peter Morrison and recent statements by a child abuse survivor.
v. Former Westminster councillors:
Dame Shirley Porter
Peter Martindale
Robert John Moreland
Alex Segal
Miles Young
vi. Turning to the Liberal Democrats:
David (now Lord) Steel (report)
2.7 In order to review the early 1990s investigative news articles which set out specific allegations against the above parliamentarians and others, please visit http://pdfsr.com/pdf/the-child-abuse-investigations
2.8 Supplementary information can be viewed at pdfsr.com/pdf/who-is-murdering-britain-s-children
3.0 We call on the Government, the Labour Party and the Lib Dems to launch investigations into allegations that MPs and peers raped children or conspired to help others to do so during the administrations of John Major and Margaret Thatcher.
1.1 We call on the Government, the Labour Party and the Lib Dems to launch investigations into allegations that MPs and peers raped children or conspired to help others to do so during the administrations of John Major and Margaret Thatcher.
1.2 Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem MPs and peers are widely named by child abuse survivors and contemporary witnesses whose personal testimonies mutually corroborate. Moreover, many of the MPs and peers whom child abuse survivors and witnesses identify are still alive; some continue to sit in Parliament, the crimes in which they are implicated covered up and buried.
1.3 The ongoing Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) and police investigations are essential and long overdue. Notwithstanding the IICSA and police inquiries, the Government, Labour Party and Lib Dems must launch their own investigations.
1.4 These should seek out and analyse internal party files; historical complaints by party activists, whistleblowers and employees; and the private records and memories of MPs and peers (deceased, retired and still-serving). Absent proactive and exhaustive investigations by Government and the main parties in Westminster, the IICSA and crime agencies may be unable to discover and consult these crucial sources for evidence of crimes long buried.
BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE
2.1 In a series of investigative news reports in the 1990s, several MPs and peers were averred to be serial child abusers. Their alleged crimes were committed against minors occupying, or recently exited from, children's homes around the British Isles.
2.2 The reports indicate that certain MPs, peers and others colluded and collaborated in the coordination, planning and covering up of organised abuse episodes. Further, that MPs and peers were present at and took part in said abuse episodes.
2.3 Of the parliamentarians repeatedly implicated in premeditated/organised assaults on children, several continue to hold high-status positions in Government, Her Majesty's Opposition, the House of Lords and local government in the capital. Many remain members - ostensibly in good standing - of the Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem parties.
2.4 In the reams of newsprint devoted to the subject of Establishment paedophilia post Jimmy Savile, many of the 'hotspots' of organised paedophile abuse linked to parliamentarians have come into focus.
Hotspot 1: Islington children's homes in the 1980s under the oversight of Margaret Hodge, assisted by Keith Vaz as senior solicitor during the period 1982-1985;
Hotspot 2: Richmond upon Thames children's homes in the same period, similarly benefiting from the services of in-house solicitor Keith Vaz in 1982 before he transferred to Islington Council (Margaret Hodge);
Hotspot 3: Westminster City Council real estate in the same period under the oversight of Shirley Porter, whose Tory councillors allegedly partook in 'paedophile parties' at Westminster City Council-owned Dolphin Square. Tory parliamentarians, apparatchiks and lobbyists were also involved in these, according to child abuse survivors. Moreover, there was alleged trafficking of children to Central London from Clwyd and Gwynedd children's homes (see below).
Hotspot 4: Lambeth Borough Council children's homes during the same period under the oversight of Janet Boateng, wife of Labour's Paul Boateng - whom police recently sought to question over his links to former Lambeth Council children's home manager and convicted paedophile Michael John Carroll;
Hotspot 5: Wales' Clwyd and Gwynedd children's homes, where Conservatives with links to prime minister Margaret Thatcher and Westminster Council's Dolphin Square reportedly preyed upon the vulnerable residents, trafficking some to child 'prostitution' [rape] in London (see above) and elsewhere;
Hotspot 6: Belfast's Kincora Boys' School, also known to have been frequented by paedophile Conservative and Unionist politicians;
Hotspot 7: The Channel Islands, to whose notorious Haut de la Garenne children's home it has been reported that local authorities including Birmingham and possibly Islington (Margaret Hodge) sent children in care. Many children at Haut de la Garenne were assaulted, raped or went missing.
2.5 The names of the aforementioned Labour politicians (Margaret Hodge, Keith Vaz, Paul Boateng, Janet Boateng) are not cited in the 1990s investigative news reports. Yet, these Labour politicians almost certainly have important information that an investigation by the Labour Party would need to analyse.
2.6 The 1990s reports do name and implicate several prominent Conservative parliamentarians . They are:
i. Sir Peter Bottomley MP
Sir Edward Leigh MP
Dr Julian Lewis MP
Peter Lilley MP (report)
ii. Cllr Robert Davis (Conservative on Westminster City Council)
iii. Conservative activists and/or possible Conservative Party members:
(David) Russell Walters (who was recently employed in the Mayor of London's office during the Boris Johnson administration)
Tony Kerpel MBE
Derek Laud (lobbyist, former Parliamentary candidate, and one-time personal friend of former prime minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha)
iv. Retired Conservative parliamentarians - now in some cases local minor celebrities or famous television faces -:
Michael Portillo (report and letter)
Robert George Banks
Michael Russell Brown
Harry Greenway
David John Nicholson
Edwina Currie, while not implicated by the 1990s reports, could have valuable information, given her comments regarding the late Peter Morrison and recent statements by a child abuse survivor.
v. Former Westminster councillors:
Dame Shirley Porter
Peter Martindale
Robert John Moreland
Alex Segal
Miles Young
vi. Turning to the Liberal Democrats:
David (now Lord) Steel (report)
2.7 In order to review the early 1990s investigative news articles which set out specific allegations against the above parliamentarians and others, please visit http://pdfsr.com/pdf/the-child-abuse-investigations
2.8 Supplementary information can be viewed at pdfsr.com/pdf/who-is-murdering-britain-s-children
3.0 We call on the Government, the Labour Party and the Lib Dems to launch investigations into allegations that MPs and peers raped children or conspired to help others to do so during the administrations of John Major and Margaret Thatcher.
This petition will be delivered to:
- The Conservative and Unionist Party
Sir Patrick McLoughlin MP, Chairman - The Labour Party
Jeremy Corbyn MP, Leader - The Liberal Democrat Party
Baroness Sal Brinton, President
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