Their Majesty’s Murderers
Geoffrey Dickens was a Conservative MP and part of a now extinct breed of 1980’s ‘firebrand-politicians’ who followed their convictions and rarely subscribed to the niceties and bland conventions of party politics, instead following their own lead and working for the well-being and security of their constituents and the British public as a whole.
Had he served now, he would be labelled homophobic and would no doubt be asked to resign by his party leader since he believed in the recriminalisation of homosexuality and opposed the ordination of gay and lesbian priests. In addition to this, perhaps more importantly, he campaigned vigorously to have the Paedophile Information Exchange banned, a group which was actually being subsidised by grants from the Home Office at the time. Dickens had compiled a 40 page dossier which threatened to “blow the lid off” the lives of 8 high-profile child abusers including a former Conservative MP. Prior to this Dickens had asked the Home-Secretary to investigate the diplomatic and civil-service as well as the Royal Court at Buckingham Palace in connection with child abuse.
Unfortunately for Dickens he handed his dossier of findings to the then Home-Secretary, Leon Brittan, a man of Canaanite ancestry who was known for his fondness for that south-west London paedophile getaway Elm House, though of course, the press have managed to whitewash it all now.
Unsurprisingly, given our hindsight, Brittan did nothing and nothing came of it, but someone did do something because Dickens’ son told the BBC:
Around the time the dossier was handed in, Mr Dickens said the MP's London flat and his constituency home were both broken into and ransacked within the same week, but that “nothing was taken.”
“They weren't burglaries,” he added. “They were break-ins for a reason. We can only presume they were after something that dad had that they wanted.”[i]
In 1981, Dickens had made a controversial and inflammatory speech in the House of Commons under the protection of parliamentary privilege he named former assistant-director of MI6, senior diplomat and black-belt Freemason Sir Peter Hayman KCMG CVO MBE as a paedophile,[ii] and during a debate on child abuse in the House of Commons on 29th November 1985 he said:
The noose around my neck grew tighter after I named a former high-flying British diplomat on the Floor of the House. Honourable Members will understand that where big money is involved and as important names came into my possession so the threats began. First, I received threatening telephone calls followed by two burglaries at my London home. Then, more seriously, my name appeared on a multi-killer's hit list.[iii]
So perhaps the earlier supposition that MI5 do indeed recruit schizophrenics to do their dirty work may not seem quite so far-fetched. In 2013 The Independent ran an article entitled “Tory MP warned of powerful paedophile ring 30 years ago” and reported Dickens’ comments in Parliament in 1985 but strangely there is an apparent contradiction between the Independent article’s subheading which reads: “New evidence supports claim former backbencher’s life was threatened”[iv] and the article details the threats against Dickens, the burglaries and the serial killer hit-list, only for it to be apparently rebutted by a strange one sentence paragraph stating: “The Independent could find no corroboration for Dickens’ claims.” It’s almost as if the sentence was tacked-on following legal advice or even threats of some kind. Perhaps one of the numerous operatives for the British security services who work in the press[v] for cover was so kind as to log-on to the Independent server and correct history on behalf of their superiors.
Sir Peter had also been named in connection with the Paedophile Information Exchange since on the occasion of a raid on his Notting Hill flat, following the discovery of a package containing paedophile material addressed to Mr Hayman under the pseudonym of Mr Henderson at his residential address, which had been left on a bus, material and letters from members of PIE along with pornographic material of children were discovered.[vi]
I previously mentioned in passing the seemingly obscure SAFF (Subcultural Alternatives Freedom Foundation) organisation, a group operating under the banner of protecting pagan belief systems and decrying any attempt to connect witchcraft, Satanism and other such systems with any of the sexual and sacrificial rites which they are occasionally known for. Well, they too have something to say in the Geoffrey Dickens case. They have produced a YouTube video: Geoffrey Dickens Caught Out Lying[vii] where they claim they have “proof that Geoffrey Dickens was a consumate (sic) liar and evangelical Christian who used lies about the ritual abuse of children.”
It goes without saying that the evidence is heavily on the side of Dickens against the SAFF’s spurious allegations and furthermore the slur that the man was an evangelical Christian just shows how warped and twisted these people’s thinking has become. But perhaps that is appropriate since the word ‘wicca’ does actually mean to ‘twist’. Fortunately, the video has less than 500 views despite being around since 2015 so no one seems to be taking much notice of these people’s buffoonery.
Where the Dickens case becomes particularly of interest, at least to this particular researcher, is the strange circumstance that as well as having his home broken into shortly after handing Leon Brittan the Peter Hayman paedophile dossier, he not only received threats but also his name apparently appeared on a hit-list in a notebook owned by serial killer Arthur Hutchinson known as The Fox, as reported by The Mirror.[viii] Why on Earth would a serial killer have it in for Geoffrey Dickens? Unless he was specifically hired for the purpose by those who did have it in for Dickens. So, we have to ask, is this sort of thing common? Are murders carried out and ordered by highly placed members of the establishment to protect their dirty-secrets using mentally deranged killers for hire, who should they ever speak up, can easily be detained indefinitely at her Majesty’s pleasure and be dismissed as ‘mentally ill’? According to The Mirror article:
The discovery of Mr Dickens’ name in the notebook led to the MP being given police protection. His son Barry said: “The fact my father was on a killer’s hit-list was frightening, all the more so because the killer was spotted scoping out our home.”
Hutchinson has never revealed why the name of Mr Dickens, who died in 1995, was in his notebook. But there were suspicions the murderer may have had links to paedophile rings.
“I was in my late teens and the first I knew about it was when I came home and found several police cars outside the house. We had two armed officers for a couple of weeks until the killer was arrested. He was spotted near the house several times by the police but managed to give them the slip.”
Arthur Hutchinson is still in prison and has been since 1984 when he was sentenced to 18 years in prison and could have been released in 2003 however, after his conviction the Home Secretary Leon Brittan had the ‘whole-life-tariff’ applied to his sentence, meaning he would spend the rest of his life behind bars. Doubtless the man is dangerous and belongs behind bars but perhaps Brittan’s move was more based on keeping a potentially loose-end implicated in the Dickens’ affair safely tied up behind bars.
Dickens died of cancer in 1995 at the relatively early age of 63 and it seems deeply convenient that such people often find themselves stricken with illness and being taken out of the game prematurely. Coincidentally, or more likely not, earlier in the same year that Geoffrey Dickens had mentioned the death-threats he had received, Willie MacRae, a senior SNP activist who rose to become vice-chairman of the Scottish Nationalist Party, who had also sought to expose a high-level paedophile ring, was found dead in a car crash with a gunshot wound to the head. The official verdict was left undetermined and no information relating to a post-mortem or possible murder inquiry has ever been released to the public, but the implication was that he had committed suicide, despite the weapon, a .45 calibre Smith and Weston revolver being found 60 feet from the vehicle, as if a man who had just shot himself in the head could then throw the weapon the same distance a baseball pitcher pitches a baseball to the batter. Like Dickens, MacRae’s house had also been repeatedly burgled prior to his murder. In 2010 Strathclyde police-officer Donald Morrison revealed that MacRae had been under surveillance by both MI5 and Special Branch.
Rather disgustingly, The Scotsman, the Establishment newspaper of record it would appear, ran a 2015 story,[ix] crowing that they had solved the mystery and relegated any inconvenient facts about death threats and repeated burglaries into the realm of ‘conspiracy theories’. I wish to record that the particular hacks who wrote this piece go by the name of Paul Delamore and Steve Semple and I would hardly be surprised to find that they were part of MI5’s special ‘spook journalists’ team. Even more repugnantly, Paul Delamore, whose X page bio has him being proudly LGBTQPIA+, though I always suspect the ‘+’ is stop-gap for minor attracted, is currently working on a book entitled 30 Years of Silence, The Life and Mysterious Death of Willie MacRae but the web-page recording his progress hasn’t been updated since 2015. It seems this project has been abandoned since he probably realised that it would be impossible to even mention the name Willie MacRae without making at least oblique reference to his attempts to expose a high-level paedophile ring and Delamore clearly realised that he would be bringing a spotlight to people and acts that people like him are usually employed specifically to keep in shadow.
Their claim that they have ‘solved’ the case and have proven that MacRae killed himself relies on the fact that the police apparently moved the car thinking it was a simple traffic accident, only to replace the car upon discovering the gunshot wound and thus the realisation that it was a murder scene and the evidence must be replaced at the crime scene. This meant that they had moved the car somewhat at a distance to what is presumed to have been the original position of the revolver which apparently would still have somehow fallen out of the car after MacRae shot himself. Even if this were the case this still does not rule out murder, it merely indicates that the murderer was less careless than previously supposed. Quite how the revolver found itself outside the car is still not answered, so for me this is a simple example of cover-up by an Establishment desperate to put an end to the ongoing calls for answers and despite the attempts of the Scotsman, this story just won’t conveniently go away.
In 2016 The Herald Scotsman ran a story[x] rekindling interest in the case stating that key evidence in the Willie MacRae case had inexplicably disappeared, not only that but key forensic evidence such as fingerprints on the revolver were apparently not taken. A half bottle of Famous Grouse whisky was found in the car, despite this not being one of MacRae’s favoured brands. He was also found to have had no alcohol in his blood at the time of his death.
Last year, in 2017 The Sunday Express ran a story[xi] claiming that a retired policeman and the last-known person to see Willie MacRae alive had received a death-threat.
“I do not accept the suicide verdict. I know what I saw the night I stopped the traffic to allow him to perform a U-turn on his way up north. That was not a man about to take his own life. I saw two cars with two men tearing after him, Special Branch, and 24 hours later he was dead.”
Donald Morrison has been on a quest to find the truth of what happened to MacRae. The letter Morrison received lends credence to speculation that apparently random murders are in fact targeted assassinations by elements in the security services. The letter read “Let’s hope the next victim of a police shooting is you.” Additionally, Morrison reported that he was being followed and believed his phone and email had been hacked. Just a year before MacRae’s death, Hilda Murrell, who had campaigned against nuclear power and nuclear weapons, was killed after being abducted during a break-in of her home in Shrewsbury in what is widely believed to be an operation carried out by the security services.
The admirable Paula Murray wrote a story on Willie MacRae for the Sunday Express in 2014[xii] and it seems that this admirable journal and this fine journalist were not intending to allow this story to be forgotten. In this story Murray references that McRae had information on Westminster paedophiles including Sir Cyril Smith and members of the cabinet. Murray makes it clear that she believes that MacRae was shot dead in his car because of his exposure of Westminster paedophiles, the facts of which have only lately started to be revealed now with their deaths. The article reports:
Some years ago, McRae was linked with another document describing a network of high-ranking Scottish paedophiles dubbed The Untouchables – based on the deathbed confession of child abuser James Gallogley. But this dossier was dismissed as a hoax
Earlier this month, it emerged that Police Scotland has set up a team of detectives to investigate claims of child abuse involving the late Solicitor General Sir Nicholas Fairbairn MP and other high-ranking Scottish legal figures from the same era.
Mrs Borders said she believed McRae’s dossier named powerful men from both sides of the Border, and he was “well on his way” to going public.
Before leaving Glasgow for his cottage near Kintail, Wester Ross, the 62-year-old showed a briefcase of documents to a friend, PC Donald Morrison, and told him: “I’ve got them this time.”
However, despite phoning ahead to ask for the fire to be lit, he never made it to his destination. Instead, his body was found the next morning off the A87, with a bullet wound to his head. A gun was near the car leading to the suicide verdict.
His briefcase or the documents it contained have never been found.
Mrs Borders added: “McRae had worked so hard to expose this disgusting cancer. He knew it was dangerous which is why he made the back-up copies – not that anything has ever come of them.
He had been due to leave Glasgow much earlier than he did, but his tyres had been slashed. That’s not something that’s widely known. In those days nobody wanted to be on the Highland roads at night. There was nothing open after 9pm. Yet he only headed up the road at 6.30pm knowing it would take him until late to reach his destination. The only reason is somebody made sure he would be alone on the roads.”
If the Establishment cannot murder the whistleblower outright for whatever reason, their second recourse is to use the media, police and legal system to discredit and destroy them instead. This rule applies worldwide since it is how the Freemasons operate globally.
The Franklin Child Abuse scandal, also known as the Frankin Cover-Up, is a pertinent example of how the Establishment when called upon to investigate VIP child abuse rings always declares that they are hoaxes and it is essential in every case, that the victim be discredited and to cement this impression of the victim’s guilt in some kind of willful elaborate fraud, the victim themselves is pursued legally and often imprisoned. As in this instance Alisha Owens, one of the victims was sentenced to four and half years in prison for perjury. Reading that back to myself it sounds so insanely perverted that we actually live in a world like this. Freemasonic perverts protecting fellow Freemasonic perverts, and crushing the victim with the full force of the law.
A very large number of serious researchers, original witnesses, legislative committee members, and later court findings believe the “hoax” declaration itself was part of a cover-up. the accusations of a child prostitution ring being run or example, The accusations surfaced when Lawrence E King Jr.
The Franklin Committee created by the Nebraska Legislature to investigate the embezzlement of 38 million dollars and accusations of child abuse, was led by Loran Scmitt and Ernie Chambers. It was alleged that children were picked up from foster homes and flown around the country to be sexually abused, including Washington DC. Gary Caradori was hired to investigate the case after the sudden resignation of previous investigator Jerry Lowe. for the Franklin Committee
Gary Caradori — the specially hired investigator for the Nebraska Legislature's Franklin Committee — obtained very promising leads and said he finally had "the smoking gun" (including photos). He and his 8-year-old son died in a suspicious mid-air plane breakup in July 1990 (officially ruled an accident; many people believe it was sabotage).
The New York times reported that in a closed meeting, Chambers claimed he heard credible reports of "boys and girls, some of them from foster homes, who had been transported around the country by airplane to provide sexual favors, for which they were rewarded."[xiii]
Carl Beech, in his attempt to expose the abuse he suffered at the hands of prominent politicians including Edward Heath and Leon Brittan among others, was ultimately himself sentenced to an inexplicable and surprising 18 years in prison.
The BBC in particular reveled in sheer delight in reporting Beech’s fate,[xiv] as if perhaps, to enact a journalistic victory dance at the utter defeat of someone who would dare to expose their nonce club. The writer of the triumphant article is unnamed and I would bet a million pounds it was someone from the British security services.
The article begins with a striking headline “Carl Beech: Liar, fraudster and paedophile” which it makes a point to succinctly repeat for the hard of hearing in the opening line in bold: “Carl Beech is a liar, fraudster and paedophile.” Before ending on strangely vengeful note: “Beech is, quite simply, he says, an evil man.” Methinks the lady doth protest too much.
Beech’s Ipad was apparently investigated and the discovery of indecent images of young boys sealed his fate. As if the fact that Beech, as a victim of child abuse, becoming a paedophile himself, discredits him, when it actually makes his story all the more credible and that he was indeed sexually abused and likely precisely by those Establishment figures whose good name cannot be tarnished. The victim must be punished for his impertinence at daring to disrupt or draw attention to, the Establishment child rape and murder party. This is the pattern which repeats again and again and again.
Around the time the London Metropolitan Police launched Operation Midland in 2014 in response to Carl Beech’s claims, The Express ran a story[xv] about a 1980’s paedophile ring which apparently abused and murdered children and the details are very similar to Beech’s account:
Retired magistrate Vishambar Mehrotra, 69, recorded a telephone conversation with a male prostitute who said that his son Vishal may have been abducted and taken to a notorious south-west London guesthouse in 1981.
He took the recording to the police at the time, but claims that they refused to investigate an allegation which implicated “judges and politicians” and instead launched a “huge cover-up”…
He said there were very highly placed people there. He talked about judges and politicians who were abusing little boys. The accusation comes just days after the Metropolitan Police announced that it was to investigate possible murders linked to the Elm Guest House.
The new inquiry was sparked after an alleged victim claimed to have witnessed three boys being killed, including one allegedly strangled by a Conservative MP during a depraved sex game.
He claimed that high-profile paedophiles abused children at locations in London in the 1970s and 1980s.
Eight-year-old Vishal Mehrotra was murdered near to notorious guest-house.
Part of Vishal's skeleton was discovered in woodland in West Sussex in February 1982. There was no trace of his legs, pelvis or lower spine, nor of his outer clothes, his sleeveless vest or his Superman underpants.
At the inquest into his death, West Sussex coroner Mark Calvert Lee recorded an open verdict but said ‘foul play’ was likely.
Four months after the remains were found, the guesthouse was raided. Dozens of men were questioned, apparently including at least 30 individuals who were then prominent in public life.
Mr Mehrotra, now living in West Molesey near Hampton Court, said he had “hardly been contacted” by police since then. He said: “This guesthouse was right next to where Vishal disappeared. There were predatory people there who were taking young boys and abusing them. It seems to me that it all adds up, so I can’t understand why the police have again failed to get in contact with me…” It was widely reported at the time that the raids were linked to Vishal’s disappearance.
The Times reported that the investigation had included the disappearance of another boy, Martin Allen, 15, missing since Guy Fawkes' Night, 1979, whose body has never been discovered.
But soon afterwards lawyers acting on behalf of the guesthouse threatened newspapers with legal action if they continued reporting on its alleged activities.
Martin’s brother this week called on police to reopen the investigation into the teenager’s disappearance. Kevin Allen, 51, said he always suspected a cover-up after police told him all the case files had been lost in a freak flood.
He said: ‘I think there are powerful forces involved in this. Years ago I was warned by a policeman that if I looked too deep into this then I might get hurt. I’ve never forgotten that.
We have barely heard anything for 20 years, but there are other missing cases where the police barely stopped looking.
My dad died never knowing what happened to Martin. We would love to have an answer for my mother before she passes away.’
In May 1983 Carole and Harry Kasir, the owners of the Elm Guest House, were fined £1,000 each and given suspended nine-month sentences at the Old Bailey for ‘running a disorderly house’. They were found not guilty of living off immoral earnings and having obscene films.
At an inquest into Mrs Kasir's death in 1990, members of The National Association of Young People in Care said that she had lived in fear of her life since the hotel was exposed. Christopher Fay said: “The reasons for her death are all tied up in this child pornography ring at the hotel.
She was hounded and harassed by police and security services. She knew all the top people who had been involved in the ring at the hotel.”
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said the force would not comment on an ongoing investigation.”
[ii]https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/jan/30/sir-peter-hayman-paedophile-file-national-archives-inquiry-child-abuse
[iv] https://www.the-independent.com/news/uk/crime/tory-mp-warned-of-powerful-paedophile-ring-30-years-ago-8507780.html
[vi] https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/jan/30/sir-peter-hayman-paedophile-file-national-archives-inquiry-child-abuse
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