CHILD ACTORS, SPECIAL FORCES, COVER-UPS

Jonah was played by actor Lee Sparke

Child actor Lee Towsey appeared in the BBC's Grange Hill and Doctor Who.

Lee says that, as a child, he was sexually abused by two police officers at the Elm Guest house boy brothel in London.

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Bologna Bombing.

The SAS British Special Forces waterboarded Yunus Rahmatullah.

Rahmatullah was eventually released without charge, after spending ten years in captivity.

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Tony Blair was fully informed about the torture.

The SAS has been linked to various acts of terrorism.

'PRINCESS DIANA WAS MURDERED BY THE SAS'. / THE CLASSIC MEMBER OF THE SAS

In the UK, the top people closed down police investigations into VIP child rape networks, when the police got too close. 

Almost 30 former detectives have turned whistleblowers.

The officers refer to child abuse rings run by, and protected by, certain police officers, lawyers, politicians and 'religious people'.

VIP paedophile networks 'shut down police investigations which got too close', retired officers claim

A former detective ­constable Stevie says: "In the 90s a middle-class paedo ring was uncovered at Newham police station. It linked into a massive undercover paedo job run by a police ­officer.

"It went to Cabinet level and four years of work was pulled overnight."


Tom Mangold, who covered the Profumo Affair, which has links to the Kennedy assassination. MYSTERIOUS STEPHEN WARD. Kennedy may have been assassinated because he had come to the conclusion that he was being mind-controlled by elements of the CIA who were working for the Nazi-Zionist-Mafia-Feudal-elite.

BBC journalist Tom Mangold, in the  dailymail writes that he was ordered to destroy his evidence on the Thorpe Affair or he would be fired from his job.

(Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe was accused of trying to murder his rent boy)

Mangold reports that one BBC Head of News had been a colonel in British Military Intelligence in the Territorial Army.


Harold Wilson supported Thorpe.

The Liberal Party's Jo Grimond told Mangold: "Unless you stop at once, I’ll have you dismissed within hours by the (BBC's) Director General, who I happen to know extremely well."

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Mangold taped an interview with a key witness in the Thorpe case.

The tape was taken off Mangold by a BBC executive and never returned.


Sir Ian Trethowan, boss of the BBC, 'had a very close relationship with the Security Services'.

Tom Mangold completed his BBC documentary about the Establishment cover-up of the Thorpe Affair.

Mangold was then told by a BBC executive to destroy every existing tape of the film, or be sacked.

The BBC's boss at the time was the spooky Sir Ian Trethowan, who had a very close relationship with the Security Services.

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