ROALD DAHL; PATRICIA NEAL; CHILD ABUSE

Roald Dahl and Patricia Neal

In 1953, Roald Dahl married American actress Patricia Neal.

Patricia Neal "drifted reluctantly into marrying without love" the writer Roald Dahl, "a secret agent (MI6), a serial womaniser, and a ruthlessly detached, cold-blooded character who was capable of extreme emotional cruelty".

They had five children:

Olivia Twenty - In 1962,  Olivia died of measles encephalitis, age seven.

Chantal Sophia "Tessa" mother of  former model Sophie Dahl 

Theo Matthew - In1960, four-month-old Theo Dahl was severely injured when his baby carriage was struck by a taxicab in New York City. For a time, he suffered from hydrocephalus. 

Ophelia Magdalena (born 1964)

Lucy Neal (born 1965).[68]

Roald Dahl and Patricia Neal (with eye patch) with Theo, Tessa and Ophelia

Patricia Neal, Roald Dahl and children.

In 1965, Dahl's wife Patricia Neal suffered three burst cerebral aneurysms (strokes) while pregnant with their fifth child, Lucy.

Neal had to re-learn to talk and walk, but she managed to return to her acting career.[75]


Felicity Dahl.

In 1972 Roald Dahl met Felicity d'Abreu Crosland, niece of Francis D'Abreu who was married to Margaret Ann Bowes Lyon, the first cousin of the Queen Mother.

Soon after the pair began an 11-year affair before in 1983 Neal and Dahl divorced and Dahl married Felicity,[77] at Brixton Town Hall, South London.


Patricia Neal and Ronald Reagan.

Before she married Roald Dahl, Patricia Neal had affairs with  the future American president Ronald Reagan, and Gary Cooper.

Patricia Neal and Roald Dahl

Patricia Neal was born in 1926 in a mining camp in Packard, Kentucky.

She left Northwestern University in Illinois in 1943 to go to New York to play a role in Eugene O'Neill's A Moon For The Misbegotten.

Patricia Neal said - 'It's terrible what I did in those days.

'I don't know what happened to my morals. If I wanted someone, I wanted them.'


Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal.

After having an affair with the married Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal had to have an abortion.

When her affair with Cooper ended, Neal suffered a severe nervous breakdown and left Hollywood for New York.


Patricia Neal and Roald Dahl.

Patricia Neal then met Roald Dahl.

Dahl was British-born of Norwegian parents.

Dahl had a 'whole stable' of women.


Clare Boothe Luce

One of Dahl's women was Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce; the relationship was said to have been encouraged by the British Embassy in Washington.

Dahl is alleged to have told the British Ambassador, Lord Halifax, that he was 'all f****d out' because Luce had 'screwed (him) from one end of the room to the other for three goddam nights'.

Dahl was given expensive gifts by the American oil heiress Millicent Rogers, who was at the same time having an affair with Dahl's friend, James Bond creator, and spy, Ian Fleming.

One of Dahl's friends, David Ogilvy, observed that Dahl's partners were often hurt.

'When they fell in love with him, as a lot did, I don't think he was nice to them,' said Ogilvy.


Walt Disney and Roald Dahl.

Neal married Dahl in 1953.

She would later say that she did not love him.

The couple bought Gipsy House in Great Missenden, 30 miles from London, and divided their lives between there and New York.

Neal and Dahl were divorced in 1983. He died in 1990. She died in 2010.

Dahl's child catcher.

Dahl wrote macabre short stories.

In one typical tale, a landlady murders and then mummifies the bodies of the young men who come to her rooming house.Dahl's books for children contain very dark, cruel humour.

His works include James and the Giant Peach, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and The Witches.

The film of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory contains scenes of great cruelty.

Willy Wonka takes sadistic pleasure in the suffering and deaths of some of the children.

Dahl

During World War II, one of Dahl's jobs was to win top Americans to the British cause.

"Girls just fell at Roald’s feet," said Antoinette Marsh Haskell, the daughter of Dahl’s closest American friend.

"I think he slept with everybody on the east and west coasts that [was worth] more than $50,000 a year." 

(Socks away! Roald Dahl's wartime sex raids - Times Online)

ALEISTER CROWLEY, who with Ian Fleming and Roald Dahl, reportedly worked for the UK security services. Richard B. Spence writes in his 2008 book Secret Agent 666: Aleister Crowley, British Intelligence and the Occult that Crowley was most likely a lifelong agent for British Intelligence.

Dahl made visits to the Roosevelt family home in Hyde Park, New York state.

Dahl came to believe that Roosevelt was having an affair with Crown Princess Martha of Norway. 

(Socks away! Roald Dahl's wartime sex raids - Times Online)

In the USA, Dahl worked alongside fellow British spy Ian Fleming, a sado-masochist.

It was Fleming who was an aquaintance of the Satanist Aleister Crowley.

"Look into the face of pure evil. Gene Wilder's 1971 portrayal of Roald Dahl's master chocolatier Willy Wonka." (The Spellout.)

"Most of Dahl’'s books preach a similar gospel. Obedience is boring; all authority figures and all rules are oppressive.

"Good riddance to being good! It’s a classic Gnostic reading of the Fall.

"According to this view, sin and disobedience are desirable, and the Devil will lead us to enlightenment and freedom." 

(Eric Metaxas » Archive » ROALD DAHL AND THE FOREST OF SIN)

In one of Dahl’s books, The Minpins, Little Billy hears the Devil whispering in his ear.

Billy follows the Devil’s advice to enter the Forest of Sin and "is handsomely rewarded with a magical and life-changing adventure.

"At the story’s end, Dahl invites the reader to do the same." 

(Eric Metaxas » Archive » ROALD DAHL AND THE FOREST OF SIN)


Theo Dahl, Lucy Dahl, Ophelia Dahl (www.oneforthetable.com/oftt/stories/trolling-...)

The Child Catcher who appears in Ian Fleming's film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was created by Roald Dahl, acting as the film's screenwriter.

The Childcatcher kidnaps and kills children.

In Roald Dahl's novel, The Witches, the witches are able to smell out children to murder them.



In Dahl's The BFG: "a 24-foot dirty old man creeps down the streets late at night, when all the grown-ups are asleep, peering in through little children's windows. 

This, in the minds of certain critics, marks out the BFG as a novel with overtones of child abuse." 

The BFG: a wonderful innocent fairy-story with no overtones of paedophilia

Marilyn Manson's favorite authors include Anton LaVey, Aliester Crowley, and Roald Dahl. (Cached)



In 1983 Dahl reviewed Tony Clifton's God Cried, a picture book about the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon depicting Israelis killing thousands of Beirut inhabitants by bombing civilian targets.

Dahl's review stated that this invasion was when "we all started hating Israel", and that the book would make readers "violently anti-Israeli", writing, "I am not anti-Semitic. I am anti-Israel."[29]

Dahl told a reporter in 1983, "There’s a trait in the Jewish character that does provoke animosity ... I mean there is always a reason why anti-anything crops up anywhere; even a stinker like Hitler didn’t just pick on them for no reason."[29]

Dahl's charitable commitments in the fields of neurology, haematology and literacy continue through the Roald Dahl Foundation.[18]

MARY GERNAT; ENID BLYTON; NABOKOV

The Gernat children

The children on the covers of some of the Enid Blyton books are the children of her illustrator, Mary Gernat.

dailymail / Children who inspired Enid Blyton's Famous Five book covers


The Gernat Family

Mary Gernat used her sons Roger, Francis, Nicholas and Justin for the illustrations in the Famous Five and Secret Seven stories.

Above, we see Mary Gernat and her children.


A Mary Gernat illustration

Enid Blyton has sold more than 600,000,000 Books.

Enid Blyton's husband Hugh Pollock once found Enid locked in the bathroom with another woman. 

Adulteress Enid Blyton 'ruined her ex-husband'.

Hugh Pollock became a secret alcoholic. Pollock entered into a relationship with Ida Crowe. Blyton began a series of affairs, including a lesbian relationship with one of the children's nannies.[97][98]. Blyton divorced Pollock and married met Kenneth Fraser Darrell Waters, a London surgeon. 

Above we see the Enid Blyton character called George.

George is a girl.

A Mary Gernat illustration

Mary Gernat lived and worked in Lymington and illustrated over one hundred and twenty book covers for authors such as Enid Blyton, Monica Edwards, Richmal Crompton, Captain W. E. Johns, Frank Richards and the Pullein-Thompson sisters.

At the static void, we read: Was Enid Blyton a Servant of Satan?

"In The Famous Five series one of the child characters is named ‘Dick’, and an adult character is called ‘Fanny’.

"Americans may associate ‘fanny’ with ‘buttocks’.

"In the rest of the English speaking world however ‘fanny’ refers to the female sex organ.

"‘Dick’, I assume is universally recognised by anglophones.

"So here we have two characters, in series of books for young primary school children, named after the female and male genitalia.

..
Enid Blyton

"Did Ms. BLYTon know of this at the time?

"According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, ‘fanny’ came to mean vulva in 1879.

"Likewise, ‘dick’ has had impure connotations since 1891.

"Ms Blyton, having been born in 1897 should have known, thus we can only assume that this was her intent all along – to have children uttering filthy words, all over the world in their bedrooms."

The static void.

Some some later editions have been altered.

The Faraway Tree's Dame Slap, who made regular use of corporal punishment, was changed to Dame Snap who no longer did so.

The names of Dick and Fanny in the same series were changed to Rick and Frannie.[150] 

Characters in the Malory Towers and St. Clare's series are no longer spanked or threatened with a spanking, but are instead scolded. 

References to George's short hair making her look like a boy were removed in revisions to Five on a Hike Together, reflecting the idea that girls need not have long hair to be considered feminine or normal.[151]



In The Mail, we learn that Enid Blyton did not like her mother.

(Enid Blyton as a barking-mad adulterous bully)

"The first husband didn't work out, so she scrubbed him out.

"Emotionally, Blyton remained a little girl, stuck in a world of picnics, secret-society codes and midnight feasts. It acted as a huge comfort blanket.

"Many of Blyton's obsessions can be traced to her father, who left her mother when Enid was 12. She then seized up emotionally and physically."

Blyton's daughter Imogen Smallwood says: 'My mother was arrogant, insecure and without a trace of maternal instinct. Her approach to life was childlike, and she could be spiteful, like a teenager.'

The Secret Seven Adventure.

A BBC drama "shows Blyton's flirtatiousness - she entertained servicemen to dinner at the house while her husband was away at war and found them and their attention attractive...

"Directors chose to omit some aspects of Blyton's apparently sensual side, such as visitors arriving to find her playing tennis naked and suggestions of a lesbian affair with her children's nanny, Dorothy Richards."

"Blyton embarked on a string of affairs..." (New TV drama reveals Enid Blyton as a barking-mad adulterous bully ...)

Enid Blyton

Enid Blyton is the UK's best-loved writer, according to a survey conducted for the Costa Book Awards. (Blyton voted 'most loved writer')

Blyton, who wrote the Famous Five series and the Noddy books, has sold more than 600 million books worldwide.

(Enid Blyton came top, followed by 2. Roald Dahl 3. JK Rowling 4. Jane Austen and 5. Shakespeare)

Enid Blyton's work is translated into 130 languages!

Why so successful?

She wrote like a ten year-old.


Enid Blyton

Ask an average ten year-old to write an adventure story and it might read something like this:

"Four children go to stay in an old house at the coast. They make tree houses. They ride bikes and have picnics and go swimming. They find some dark caves with secret passages.

"They take a boat out to a mysterious island. They are captured by smugglers. Without any help from adults, they escape from their incompetent and silly captors and tell their story to the grateful police."

The vocabulary is simple. The story is simple. The prose is child-like. There are no boring descriptions of people or scenery, but there are some details of things like tree houses and picnics and caves.

Blyton has been accused by the horrid PC world of being racist, sexist and snobbish.

But, note well that Blyton's books do not encourage kids to overdose on heroin or commit gang rape.

They encourage kids to enjoy being kids, and they encourage kids to read. Both adults and children can enjoy the books.



Let's take THE ISLAND OF ADVENTURE as an example.

Chapter 1 The Beginning of Things.

A young boy called Philip normally lives with his impatient Aunt, his non-child-loving Uncle, his sister Dinah, and a "stupid" black servant, at a house on the coast called Craggy Tops.

But during the summer holidays Philip, is getting extra tuition at the home of one of his teachers, a Mr Roy.

While staying with Mr Roy, Philip makes friends with a boy called Jack and his sister Lucy-Ann. Jack and Lucy-Ann are looked after by an uncle.

Note that the children do not have straighforward family backgrounds. Blyton's parents were divorced, and she herself got divorced.

Chapter 2. Making Friends.

As there were only four boys to coach, Mr Roy gives them each individual attention.

Philip tells Lucy-Anne that Craggy Tops is "wild" and "queer".

Philip takes a hedgehog out of his pocket. "It was a baby one, whose prickles were not yet hardened.

Observe that the Blyton world was a world free of child abusers and serial killers. Instead it was a world of harmless teachers and hedgehogs in pockets.

Did you know that hedgehogs are bisexual?


Famous Five.

Chapter 3. Two Letters and a Plan.

"Uncle doesn't want us back," says Jack. Philip decides that Jack and Lucy-Ann should escape with them to Craggy Tops.

As you can see, the children do some pretty risky things, but nothing cruel and nasty.

Chapter 4. Craggy Tops.

The children arrive at Craggy Tops.

"It was a queer place."

There has still been no violence!


The Famous Five.

Chapter 5. Settling in at Craggy Tops.

"Lucy-Ann wished she was sleeping nearer to Jack."

Isn't she sweet and innocent.

Chapter 6. The Days Go By.

"It was a queer place to sleep for the first time at Craggy tops."

Jack shares a mattress with Philip.

"Jack soon got warm, cuddled up against Philip's back."

Blyton has suspected paedophile tendencies?

Chapter 7. A Queer Discovery.

The children explore the damp dark caves, some of which have "queerholes in their roofs."

Dinah pushed Philip.

"She had certainly meant to give philip a hard blow."

Philip falls into a hole.

What would Freud think?


Famous Five.

Chapter 8 . In the Cellars.

A secret passage is discovered.

Nabokov and Pale Fire?

Chapter 9. A Strange Boat.

Philip - "Even when he was wearing bathing-drawers he seemed able to secrete some kind of creature about his body.

"Yesterday it had been a couple of friendly crabs. But when he had accidentally sat down on one, and it had nipped him....."

Is this why kids love Blyton?

Chapter 10. Night Adventure.

The black servant is involved in some dark doings.

Chapter 11. Bill Smuggs.

The four children visit a cove.

"The children slipped off their jerseys and shorts and went into the water to bathe."

They spy a boat.

"What a queer place to keep a boat, " says Philip.

Is the pace too fast? Are you embarrased by the strip-tease?

I won't describe all 29 chapters, as I'm sure you've got the idea.

Blyton is gentle innocent fun for both adults and children.



Vladimir Nabokov wrote Lolita.

What do we know about the real Nabokov?

1. Vladimir Nabokov found boys interesting, and there are gay characters in almost all of his 17 novels.

Vladimir came from a ‘liberal’ family which contained a number of ‘gay’ characters.

When Vladimir occasionally used ‘homophobic slurs’ this did not neccessarily mean that he was not fond of young males.

With Nabokov things are not always what they seem.

2. Some quotes from Nabokov’s novel ‘Pale Fire’:

"When he was a dark strong lad of thirteen ... he had several dear playmates but none could compete with Oleg, Duke of Rahl.

"In those days growing boys of high-born families wore on festive occasions ... sleeveless jerseys, white anklesocks with black buckle shoes, and very tight, very short shorts called hotinguens ... 

"Both lads were handsome, long-legged specimens of Varangian boyhood... Oleg ... stripped and shiny in the mist of the bath house, his bold virilia...

"Oleg’s last visit, when for the first time the two boys had been allowed to share the same bed, and the tingle of their misbehavior...

"A secret passage... his soft blond locks ...his golden brows ... the downy warmth of that crimson ear ... dark passageways ... stealthy intrusion ... blind pokings ... penetrations ...dusky odor ...

"Oleg walked in front : his shapely buttocks encased in tight indigo cotton moved alertly, and his own erect radiance, rather than his flambeau, seemed to illume with leaps of light the low ceiling and crowding walls. 

"Behind him the young Prince’s electric torch played on the ground and gave a coating of flower to the back of Oleg’s bare thighs... smooth entrance ..."

"You’re all chalky behind," said the young Prince ... Both were in a manly state and moaning like doves...

"He inhaled the hair oil of the pretty page who had bent to brush a rose petal off the footstool...

"The King waded into the damp ...its odor, its lacy resilience, and the mixture of soft growth and steep ground...a bare kneed mountain lad like a tawny angel...

"The boy-handsome tousle-haired girlfriend...

"Some of his predecessors, rough alderkings who burned for boys...

"He saw nineteen-year-old Disa ..She had come in male dress, as a Tirolese boy...

"Gordon ... A slender but strong-looking lad of fourteen or fifteen dyed a nectarine hue by the sun. He had nothing on save a leopard-spotted loincloth... 

The graceful boy wreathed about the loins with ivy... 

"The boy wiped his wet hands on his black bathing trunks... 

The boy striking his flanks clothed in white tennis shorts... The young woodwose had closed his eyes and was stretched out supine on the pool’s marble margin; his Tarzan brief had ben cast aside on the turf..."

3. In the 1950s Nabokov wrote Lolita. For six months it was the number one bestseller in America.

Nabokov liked girls, so long as they looked like boys.

Lolita was the girl with the ‘puerile (boy) hips’, the girl wearing ‘shorts’.

4. A quote from Timon of Athens:

The moon's an arrant thief

And her pale fire she snatches from the sun.

5. With Nabokov things are not always what they seem.

In Pale Fire, the commentator appears to be Charles Kinbote.

But, Nabokov reveals in his diary that the commentator is Prof. Vseslav Botkin, a Russian and an academic.

Nabokov was Russian and an academic.

According to Nabokov, in Pale Fire :

"Reality is neither the subject nor the object of true art which creates its own special reality having nothing to do with the average ‘reality’ perceived by the communal eye."

Vladimir Nabokov's 1962 novel, Pale Fire, is about things not being as simple as they first appear.

Pale Fire, Kinbote, Zembla, Charles II, and Gradus, may be the elaborate creation of the Russian academic.

Are any of us what we appear to be?

OBAMA AND SADISTIC CHILD ABUSE

Reportedly, FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS was:

1. A bisexual sadist who liked sex with children.

2. An agent of the CIA

3. The father of Obama.

Reportedly, Ann Dunham, mother of Barack Obama, appeared in porn mags.

The UK's Daily Telegraph reported that Davis was into sado-masochism, and that he and his wife seduced a 13 year old girl:

"Mr Davis would cruise in Hawaii parks looking for couples or female tourists to have sex with.

"He derived sexual gratification from bondage, simulated rape and being flogged and urinated on."

Left - Mark Davis, son of Frank Davis; right - Barack Obama

The film, 'Dreams From My Real Father' claims that Davis photographed Ann Dunham, Obama's mother, and sold the photos to magazines such as 'Bizarre Life', 'Exotique', and 'Secret Pleasures'.

Reportedly, Obama adopted Davis's outlook on sexual matters.



Davis mentored Obama for as many as eight years, before Obama left Hawaii to attend college. 

Obama wrote a poem about 'Pop.' 

It has lines about stains and smells on shorts.

Above, Barack Obama displays around his neck the strange symbol of the stick man with inverted arms turned downwards. It denotes evil and death.[25]

BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA



Above, Michelle Obama wears the abnormal Pagan Cross. It appears on the tombstones of some of Hitler’s SS troops as a sign of pagan mysticism.[26]


Malia Obama

The CIA's brainwashing of children used Nazi scientists.


CIA brainwashing

“Well, if they were choosing the best and brightest, maybe they figured these kids would one day rise to important positions in the society, and they wanted to gain long-term control over them, so they would be under their thumb, so they could tap them at will — a way of controlling the future society.” Testimony of MK ULTRA Child Victim, March 15, 1995, in Washington, D.C., before the President’s Committee on Radiation [36]



In 1960, Dr. William Thetford (above) along with a David Saunders headed the CIA's MK-ULTRA brainwashing Subproject 130.



During the 1950s, Mengele (above) moved freely around the USA. Mengele helped develop the CIA's mind control programmes, which involved the extreme torture of children.



Obama and Oprah may have come out of Dr. Thetford’s 1960 Subproject 130.



Above, recently discovered family photograph of the Dunhams (Obama's mother's family) during the early 1950s in Beirut, Lebanon.

In 1953, Stanley Armour, Madelyn Dunham along with Ann Stanley was stationed in Beirut with Dr. Thetford, most likely as deep cover CIA agents.[50]

In Hawaii, lurking behind the scenes during Obama's most impressionistic years was the infamous MK ULTRA British Godfather and Mind Control Expert, Dr. Gregory Bateson.

Stanley Armour, Madelyn and Stanley Ann Dunham may have been deep cover CIA agents involved in Mind Control Programs, with Psychologist Dr. William Thetford.

BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA


Obama and Frank Davis, reportedly Obama's real father.

Reportedly, Obama's grandfather, Stanley Armour, turned Obama over to Davis at age 10 or 1.

For seven years, Obama had a “father-son” relationship with Davis, who confessed to being an underground pedophile practicing a wide array of deviant sexual activities; voyeurism (paraphilia), exhibitionism, bisexuality, rape, sadomasochism, and bondage.[72]

Davis’ most likely role in Obama’s preteen years (9-13) was as a special 'MONARCH' (CIA brainwashing) handler and programmer.

Davis may have been a FBI/CIA asset since 1948 in Seattle.

Operation Monarch involved using severe electro-shock trauma, sexual abuse, and other sadistic methods designed to split the subject’s mind into alternate personalities.

BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA



Above, Obama on the shoulders of a man with an uncanny likeness to NASA Astronaut Air Force Captain Virgil (Gus) Grissom, Master Mason.



Gus Grissom and NASA Astronaut U.S. Navy Captain LeRoy Gordon Cooper, Jr. (33rdDegree Mason) were directly involved in a secret MK ULTRA-NASA mind control program, SPACE KIDS.[80]

On January 27, 1967, Grissom was killed in a suspicious space capsule fire. Before his body was cold, federal agents invaded his home and seized Grissom’s personal records and diary.[81]

January 1, 1968, Obama relocated to Jakarta, Indonesia.



Above, 'the pagan mystic and occulted mass murderer' General Suharto of Indonesia. 

In March 1968, the CIA backed general took power and instituted a 'New Order' in Indonesia.[83]



Around one million Indonesians were murdered as a result of the CIA coup in Indonesia.

The CIA gave Suharto lists of people who were to be killed.



Obama's mother worked for CIA front organisations.

Larry Sinclair alleges a drug and sex encounter with Obama in November 1998.

Michelle Obama’s mother, Marian Robinson, is reportedly a Pagan “Handmaiden of Santeria” in the White House.[93]



On election night, November 4, 2008, Michelle Obama appeared in a ('Satanic') red and black dress at Grant Park in Chicago.[97]

Below, Malia is dressed in a pool of red, the Blood Sacrifice. Sasha (Alexandra the Great) was dressed in black for a funeral, the Luciferian sacrifice.

Much more here: "BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA." 

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In Jakarta, we see the statue of Obama with a butterfly, a symbol used by the CIA in mind control operations.

Indonesia's President Joko Widodo is Indonesia's Obama.



"Let's talk. To Asep's mother."

Sekolah BISA is a school for slum kids run by the British School Jakarta.



Here we see butterflies and owls at Sekolah BISA

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The North Jakarta Court is scheduled to start the trial of a former teacher at St. Monica’s Playgroup in Sunter, North Jakarta, on Wednesday that involves the alleged sexual abuse of a two-and-a-half-year-old child.

North Jakarta Court kicks off child sexual abuse - Jakarta Post-3 Mar 2015

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Another alleged child victim testified today at a trial for a Canadian teacher accused of sexually abusing three students at an international school in Indonesia.

Another alleged child victim testifies at trial of Canadian teacher in Indonesia - January 6, 2015



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