New Labour boss Keir Starmer ‘Helped Paedophile Jimmy Savile Evade Justice’
By VOICE OF EUROPE
New Labour boss Keir Starmer ‘Helped Paedophile Jimmy Saville Evade Justice’
Labour’s new boss Sir Keir Starmer helped renowned paedophile Jimmy Saville evade justice in 2009, three years before he died, it has been claimed.
In 2009, former Top of the Pops host and Radio 1 DJ Jimmy Saville, who abused victims in NHS hospitals, including children as young as five, was arrested and interviewed under caution by Sussex Police.
During the interview, it was alleged that Saville had abused three girls under the age of 16.
It’s claimed that the Police force referred four cases to Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service – headed by Kier Starmer.
Once the cases went to the CPS – they were dropped in which the service claimed that there was “insufficient evidence”.
After Savilles death it was revealed that the sick DJ had abused over 500 victims between the ages of 5 and 75 and most cases were covered up by those in high positions of power at both the BBC and in the CPS, Policalite reports.
Starmer told the BBC after Saville died: “I think this is a very real issue that has been with us for a very long time. You can go back to the 50s and probably earlier to find examples, but you can find many more recent examples, and it’s a very simple proposition: if you’re in a position of authority, and you have cause to believe that a child has been abused, you really ought to do something about it.”
Did Sir Keir fail to prosecute Sir Saville? No, Establishment stooge Kier Starmer who helped Britain’s most vile celebrity peadophile evade justice.
New Labour leader is a new Danger to Britain.
Trans women are women, says Stephen King, prompting J.K. Rowling to unfollow him and rescind her praise
J.K. Rowling, who’s already on the woke crowd’s blacklist over transgender rights, has stopped following Stephen King on Twitter after he disagreed with her on whether “trans women are women.”
The unexpected exchange began after Rowling posted a series of tweets in response to an apology from UK Labour Party MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle, who had earlier accused the author of “using” her experience of domestic abuse and sexual assault to promote views that some transgender advocates find transphobic.
Accepting Russell-Moyle’s apology, Rowling quoted feminist writer Andrea Dworkin, who said it “isn’t hateful for women [to] speak about their own experiences, nor do they deserve shaming for doing so.”
The phrase apparently struck a chord with King, who retweeted it without any comment. Rowling quickly thanked King for seemingly endorsing her message, adding that she had “always revered” him and that her love for the American author had reached “new heights.”
King, meanwhile, was immediately accused by his followers of helping to “spread Rowling’s rhetoric” and retweeting “transphobia.” Many argued that King had taken Rowling’s tweet out of context, with one person urging King to clarify whether he believes that “trans women are women.” King replied with “Yes. Trans women are women.”
Rowling then deleted her tweet praising King and apparently unfollowed the writer. As of Monday, King is no longer listed among the people Rowling follows on Twitter.
Rowling has made several comments that angered transgender advocates in the past. Earlier this month, she wrote a blog post arguing that biological women will be “less safe” if transgender women are allowed into same-sex bathrooms and changing rooms. Rowling’s critics, including actors Daniel Radcliffe and Eddie Redmayne, accused the author of promoting discrimination against transgender people.
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Key witness from the Mueller Report to be sentenced on child sexual abuse charges and is facing 10 years in prison
A Lebanese American businessman who was a key witness in special counsel Robert Mueller's report will be sentenced on child sexual abuse charges Friday.
The convictions carry a 10-year mandatory minimum. Prosecutors in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, are not seeking a longer sentence than the one expected at Nader's sentencing hearing on Friday, but the judge could still impose one.
Nader's name appears more than 100 times in the Mueller report, which details his efforts to serve as liaison between a Russian banker with ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin and members of President Donald Trump's transition team.
The Mueller report became the basis for the impeachment of Trump, who later was acquitted by the Republican-controlled Senate.
Nader is also under indictment in Washington along with seven others on charges of conspiring to conceal the source of more than $3.5 million in political donations to Hillary Clinton.
In the 1990s, Nader also served as a broker to facilitate the release of American hostages held in the Middle East.
Nader also served as an adviser to the United Arab Emirates, a close Saudi ally, and in 2017 wired $2.5 million to a top Trump fundraiser, Elliott Broidy, through a company in Canada, The Associated Press reported in 2018.
The goal was to persuade the US to take a hard line against Qatar, a longtime American ally but now an adversary of the UAE.
Nader was previously convicted in the Czech Republic of 10 cases of sexually abusing minors and sentenced to a one-year prison term in 2003.
Nader also pleaded guilty to a charge of transporting child pornography images in Virginia in 1991.
The current investigation of Nader began in 2018, when images depicting child pornography and bestiality were found on his phone after it was confiscated under a search warrant connected to the Mueller probe.
The images found in Nader's phones at Dulles International Airport ended up not being the basis for January's child-pornography conviction.
Instead, prosecutors relied on images and videos he received via email in 2012 that in some cases involved sadistic depictions of infants or toddlers, according to disclosures at an earlier hearing.
NY Man sues big-time mob informant and strip club owner
By Kathianne Boniello
NY Post
“You don’t know who he is, but you hear about him,” Breska said of the whispers from pals at the Shorefront YM-YWHA back in 1982. “You misbehave, they’ll send you to Blutrich.”
So when a Shorefront volunteer told him that basketball coach and Y benefactor Michael Blutrich wanted to meet him, “I was terrified.”
Blutrich, a lawyer who later launched Scores strip club and infamously turned mob informant, offered the 11-year-old a job keeping score at basketball games, said Breska, who described himself as dirt poor.
Shopping sprees and rides in Blutrich’s red Porsche 911 followed, quickly morphing into years of horrific sexual abuse, Breska, 49, alleged in a lawsuit against Shorefront.
“I was hooked on the money,” the restaurant manager recalled. “There were times I would say, ‘Can’t we just have dinner and not do anything?’ He would get upset and cut me off. My family became dependent on the money.”
Breska’s Brooklyn Supreme Court lawsuit, in which he is seeking unspecified damages, was recently expanded to include the United Jewish Appeal Federation, a nonprofit umbrella that oversaw Shorefront.
UJA did not respond to a message. Blutrich could not be reached.
“Powerful institutions like the UJA, they’re going to protect the institution, not the children they serve,” said Breska’s lawyers Georgia Kosmakos and Michael Dowd.
Decades haven’t dulled his pain, said Breska, who said the passage of New York’s Child Victim’s Act, which gives a legal window to revive old cases, made him feel safe to speak.
“I have nightmares every night. … I’ll be a victim ’til the day I leave this Earth,” he said.
Blutrich was sentenced to 25 years in prison for his role in a $400 million scam that led to the 1994 collapse of the National Heritage Life Insurance Co., but the punishment was cut by a third due to his cooperation with the feds in ratting out the mob. He went on to write a book called, “Scores: How I Opened the Hottest Strip Club in New York City, Was Extorted Out of Millions by the Gambino Family, and Became One of the Most Successful Mafia Informants in FBI History.”
The disgraced lawyer’s media appearances rankled Breska. “Why does this man get to go on ’60 Minutes’ and portray himself as a hero?” he said.
Breska also spoke directly to kids dealing with their own boogie man.
“Talk to somebody. You’re scared, I get it, you’re terrified,” he said, weeping. “You’re not alone.”
'MythBusters' star Adam Savage's sister accuses him of sexual abuse when they were kids
Sara M MoniuszkoUSA TODAY
Former "MythBusters" co-host Adam Savage has been accused of sexual abuse by his sister.
In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Westchester Supreme Court, Miranda Pacchiana says she was "sexually abused as a child by her brother."
Documents state that from 1976 to 1979, when they lived together in Sleepy Hollow, New York, Savage, now 52, "would repeatedly rape Miranda Pacchiana and force oral sex upon her, and forced Miranda to perform oral sex on him, along with other forms of sexual abuse."At the time of the alleged abuse, Pacchiana was 7 to 10 years old and Savage was 9 to 12, according to the documents.
The lawsuit states Pacchiana was "horrified and traumatized" by the abuse and seeks to "recover for the emotional and physical suffering she incurred and to make sure that no other child is forced to suffer the abuse and physical and mental trauma she felt and continues to feel."
In a statement to USA TODAY provided by attorney Andrew Brettler, Savage denied the allegations.
"While I hope that my sister gets the help she needs to find peace, this needs to end. For many years, she has relentlessly and falsely attacked me and other members of my family to anyone that will listen," the statement says.
"By spreading numerous untrue stories about us in pursuit of a financial bonanza, she has tortured our entire family and estranged herself from all of us. I will fight this groundless and offensive lawsuit and work to put this to rest once and for all."
Brettler also provided a statement from Savage and Pacchiana's mother, Karen Savage.
"It makes me very sad to say this, but my daughter suffers from severe mental health challenges, and it’s devastating that she’s putting Adam and our entire family through this," she said. "Adam is a good man, and I support him completely."
Savage's science series "MythBusters" ran from 2003 to 2016 on the Discovery Channel, and it was later revived for a run on the Science Channel.
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