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How much evidence is there of long term high level UK paedophile ring?

From the tone of it and the lack of a single focus I'd guess a lot of background and very few (living) names named.

That would be my guesstimate as well, but it may well raise a bunch of new questions and give the issue a badly needed reboot. Operation Long-grass has been way too successful of late.
 
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/11749287/Senior-Labour-MP-accused-of-child-sex-abuse.html

A senior Labour MP has been reported to police by Parliamentary colleagues over allegations he sexually abused boys, it has been claimed.
Two MPs reportedly passed on their concerns to police after hearing accusations against the unnamed MP stretching back at least a decade.
The accusations are latest in a string of claims that senior Westminster figures have been involved in child sex abuse, but are believed to be the first time a sitting MP has been implicated.

The two MPs, one Labour and one Tory, independently went to police about their Parliamentary colleague after being shocked by information they had received, the Sun reported.

Allegations included that the MP had young boys "delivered" to his room at a hotel near a police station and abused others at a hospital’s mental health unit.

One victim was left so terrified he fears for his life if he ever speaks out. The MP allegedly showed a liking for "young ragamuffins" and also displayed an "unhealthy" interest in the two young sons of a local councillor.

The first MP, who declined to be named, told the newspaper: “Several people who have never met one another were all telling me the same, or similar, stories of corruption, indecency and paedophile offences.

"I was told that as far back as ten years ago, he was having young boys delivered to a hotel just a few hundred yards from a local police headquarters. But some of the cases were as recent as 18 months ago.

I wonder who it is...
 
If these allegations are true he must have considered himself bulletproof . Immune . Which he was...if the allegations are true . Which leads us to a bigger picture .
 
ITT: People who have all done a quick Google, come up with a very senior name and are now trying to hint at it without getting in legal trouble.
 
If I read that Mail thing right it is a current Lab Mp who was already an MP in the late 80s - and assuming late 80s means by the 87 election - this takes you close:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labour_Party_(UK)#Current_elected_MPs

(go to the list of current Lab Mps, which can be filtered by date of first election. I'm on a very crappy laptop which keeps crashing, but it looked like 19 names fit the bill as described above)
 
If I read that Mail thing right it is a current Lab Mp who was already an MP in the late 80s - and assuming late 80s means by the 87 election - this takes you close:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labour_Party_(UK)#Current_elected_MPs

(go to the list of current Lab Mps, which can be filtered by date of first election. I'm on a very crappy laptop which keeps crashing, but it looked like 19 names fit the bill as described above)

Then if you limit it to ones who were in cabinet...
 
Then if you limit it to ones who were in cabinet...
Yes, shortlist becomes... short. Certainly someone who had the influence to make it all go away, at a time when Labour were not in power. Whether that was just the prevailing attitudes about defending the establishment full stop or if it was a measure of the MP being personally powerful/ex cabinet, we'll have to see. The name is certainly going to get out - and Labour will have to respond by suspending him, having not done that with Janner.

edit: what i meant to say is that if there is a confirmed police investigation Labour will have to suspend him. And even if the investigation opens a whole can of worms about previous inaction by the party on this individual, it would be strategically good for Lab to take a hard line.
 
Assuming 'ex cabinet' (by the late 80s) takes you to a very short list. So specific that I'd guess the mail and telegraph are not saying that for fear of being accused of naming the mp. Anyway, I suspect the name will end up in the public domain soon enough.
 
Guardian has a version of the story (of the 2 mps making a complaint about the rapey mp) which mentions also accusations of charging constituents to take on cases. I didn't get an immediate cross reference when I looked that up, but it might well do if someone was to look long and hard.
 
The story about a Lab MP accused by a tory, which was in The Sun today, cites the accused as charging fees for casework. This alone could narrow it down, and is the sort of thing that should see the cunt hounded out of office prior to an appointment with a lamp-post.
 
Given the lack of progress through official channels I'd personally like to see them all named and dragged through the streets. Same time, I think we should think about Editor's position and not do any naming here,
 
The story about a Lab MP accused by a tory, which was in The Sun today, cites the accused as charging fees for casework. This alone could narrow it down, and is the sort of thing that should see the cunt hounded out of office prior to an appointment with a lamp-post.
Yeah, gets it down to a shortlist of 650.
 
Chilcott is a likely template for the public enquiry in to establishment paedophilia which I refer to as "Operation Long-grass"

6 years since it was set up and not a thing.

The hope of the child-fucker elite and their stooges in government will be that nothing emerges from the latest inquiry till next decade.

It's over a quarter of a decade since Tom Watson first raised this issue at Prime Ministers Questions.
 
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Bloody hell that's one serious amount of dots

No intention of joining them up though
 
Paul "I am pondscum and think that because I did E a lot it makes it socially acceptable for me to be a reactionary piece of shit" Staines has an article on his blog today about a particular Labour MP which makes no specific allegations but hints very strongly at something.
 
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