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Sir Edward Heath abuse report to be published.

'A police report on sexual abuse claims against Sir Edward Heath is expected to be published later.
Wiltshire Police launched Operation Conifer two years ago after the former Conservative prime minister
was accused of historical child sex abuse.



The BBC understands the investigation has concluded that if Sir Edward was still alive, there would have
been sufficient grounds to question him. Sir Edward, who led a Tory government in the 1970s, died in 2005,
aged 89...'

Ta-Daa! The Establishment always waits a decent period before slowly, begrudging allow an investigation
to move on. That's why the recent problems in the first-world countries are so prevalent, it's not about race
and it's not about ideology. It's a class war.

'...Last year, the Chief Constable of Wiltshire Police, Mike Veale, said his officers had examined a "significant"
number of allegations against Sir Edward Heath from a "significant" number of people.
BBC home affairs correspondent Danny Shaw said most of the complainants were male and were children at
the time of the alleged abuse...'

Yep, little boys in orphanages and runaways picked up from London railway stations.
Ted Heath was only one of many being fed by others such as Jimmy Savile.

'...It is understood investigators have discounted some allegations and identified inconsistencies in the accounts
of other complainants, our correspondent said...'

The British Broadcasting Company making sure that the whole sexual abuse situation -that their Journalists knew
was happening and even employed many of the abusers, are making sure that the reader is made aware that the
allegations sometimes were vague.

Imagine a middle-aged adult attempting to correctly recall the whole grown-up logistics of being fuelled with booze
and drugs, taken to a house in a wealthy area of Mayfair or Dolphin Square in London and being sodomised by
several well-dressed strangers.

Also dwell on the bullsh*t negative assumptions and insulting opinions from Journalists when it comes to Trump and
his actions. But with this situation... just very diluted cautious doubt.

'...However, detectives believe they have found grounds to suspect the former prime minster of an offence in about
six cases for which he would probably have been interviewed under police caution if he was alive, he added...'

If he'd been alive.
Unlike Ted Heath the Prime Minister, the accusations against Jimmy Saville came quite quickly and that was
because no matter how much the cigar-smoking dead-body-f*cking celebrity rubbed shoulders wih Royalty and
politicians, he was always just a millionaire peasant from Northern England.

Money doesn't get you into the Establishment, breeding does and Ted Heath's family background was very
touch-and-go. He scraped in through due his education being at Oxford University and possibly his penchant
for males.

'...As part of the £1.3m investigation, two people were arrested and released. There have been no charges.
Ahead of the "closure" report's publication, Sir Edward's godson said he believed the investigation was flawed
and called for a judicial inquiry into the police's handling of the abuse claims.

Lincoln Seligman, who knew Sir Edward for 50 years, said: "If you make a mass appeal for victims you are sure to
get them, whether they are legitimate or not.
"A proper investigation should have taken place, but that's not what happened," he told Radio 4's Today programme.
"We had really quite a close relationship... and I think I did know him very well. "Our thinking is that he will be completely
exonerated but I fear, even if he is, that damage has been done and that seems grossly unfair."...'

Read that again, Mr. Seligman states he knew Ted Heath for 50 years and knew him very well. Yet, his statement never
offers his belief that his 'friend' didn't commit the sexual crimes he's been accused of and one my own concerns is that
Seligman comments  'Our Thinking'... who is the ''our'?

'Who was Ted Heath?
1950: Heath becomes Conservative MP for Bexley in south-east London, a seat he will represent for 50 years
1965: He takes over as Conservative Party leader - the first in modern times who is not from an upper-class background
1970: Heath defies expectations to beat his great rival, Labour's Harold Wilson, in a general election
1973: He fulfils his long-held ambition of taking Britain into the European Community.
1974: Heath calls a general election, which results in a hung parliament, with Labour's Wilson winning a majority in a second
election later that year
1975: Margaret Thatcher ousts Heath as party leader, a betrayal he never forgives her for
1990: Heath comes face to face with Saddam Hussein to get British hostages released during the Gulf War

Other friends of Sir Edward's have also criticised the investigation, and a psychologist who advised detectives claimed
it was based on the allegations of a handful of fantasists.
One of Sir Edward's closest advisers told the BBC that the former Conservative leader was "completely asexual".

Lord Armstrong of Ilminster said he "never felt a whiff of sexuality about Ted Heath, whether it was in relation to women,
men or children"....'

'Or children'...?!

'...During the course of the lengthy investigation, the police have defended their response, with Chief Constable Veale
insisting Operation Conifer was neither a "fishing trip" nor a "witch-hunt".
Former Scotland Yard detective Clive Driscoll, who was approached with an allegation about Mr Heath while he was alive,
said the bar to interview someone was "incredibly low"...'

Thank God for vagueness! What does that mean...? Some sort of 'bar' was low to interview Heath whilst he was alive and
now... what? The imaginary bar has faded away because the former-Prime Minister is dead?!
But, this is how the BBC report on their masters.

'..."Mr Heath was innocent at the start of the Wiltshire investigation and he's innocent to this day," he told the Today
programme.
The findings of the investigation will be passed to the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse.
Sir Edward, who lived in Salisbury, Wiltshire, led the Conservative government from 1970 to 1974...'

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He also enjoyed sailing his yacht 'Morning Cloud' to the Jersey Islands and even though it was initailly denied and
reported by the MSM that it was untrue, he did visit there and at the same time Jimmy Savile went there on one of
his orphanage 'Hi kids, I'm the gold-festooned disc-jockey from the BBC and I'd like to introduce you to someone
famous' -gigs.



But that's just a peasant saying it and believe me, the trouble I had with the internet to post this, was very unusual!