Peter McKelvie, who worked on the conviction of paedophile Peter Righton, said there was a “powerful elite” of paedophiles who carried out “the worst form” of abuse.

Judges, peers and MPs are among 20 prominent public figures who abused children for decades, a former child protection manager has said.
Peter McKelvie, who worked on the conviction of paedophile Peter Righton, said there was a “powerful elite” of paedophiles who carried out “the worst form” of abuse.

The former child protection manager in Hereford and Worcestershire said: “I believe there is a lot of strong evidence, and information that can be converted into evidence if it is investigated properly, that there has been an extremely powerful elite, amongst the highest levels of the political classes, for as long as I have been alive.
“There has been sufficient reason to investigate it over and over again certainly for the past thirty years, and there has always been a block, and the cover-up and collusion, to prevent that happening.”
“We are looking at the Lords, the Commons, the judiciary – all institutions where there will be a small percentage of paedophiles, and a slightly larger percentage of people who have known about it but have felt in terms of their own self-interest and self-preservation and for political party reasons it has been safer cover it up rather than deal with it,” he told the BBC.
“I would say we are looking at upwards of 20 [people] and a much larger number of people who have known about it and done nothing about it, who were in a position to do something about it,” he said.
The alleged abuse involved rape, beatings and being moved between paedophiles “like a lump of meat”

Children’s homes provided “supply lines” for child abuse and were targeted by “people in power” during the 1980s, he said.

“What I am suggesting is that it's possible that people who were authoritative, powerful, in particular communities did sometimes have access to children's homes.
"I had to fire two managers of children's homes... for abusing children in their care.”

I kept wondering how Saville got away with it for so long and why wasn't he reported. It's now looking like he may very well have been reported but it was being covered up as they were at it as well.

The allegations have been out there for years.

The only difference is they are now being treated seriously...

When I tell you David Icke was one of the first to air them I bet you are going to be very surprised....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-28203914

Thankyou for posting this a few days ago.

I see, now, that it is being said that this lady is too much part of the establishment to be conducting this inquiry.

Late brother of Baroness Butler-Sloss, judge in charge of Westminster child abuse inquiry, was attorney general who refused to prosecute paedophile spy.

Butler-Sloss is the sister of the late Lord Havers, who was attorney general in the 1980s, when the former home secretary Lord Brittan of Spennithorne was handed details by the late Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens of alleged child abuse. Havers was later made lord chancellor by Margaret Thatcher.