SCALLYWAG DOLPHIN SQUARE SEX AND DIRTY TRICKS IN WESTMINSTER

DOLPHIN SQUARE  DEBAUCHED PARTIES WITH RENT BOYS AND 

CHILDREN  SEIZED FROM NORTH  WALES CHILDREN'S HOMES

Scallywag Article about Dolphin Square in  Pimlico a hop skip and a jump from where Gareth Williams (Gay spy in a bag) was murdered by the State.

 We took them separately to Pimlico and asked them to point out the building where this 

had taken place. They were both positive in their identification. It turned out to be the 

private flat of a well known, and since highly discredited lobbyist who later went into 

obscurity in some disgrace because of his involvement with Mohammed al-Fayed and the 

‘cash for questions’ scandal. At the time we ran a story entitled ‘Boys for Questions’ and 

named several prominent members of the then Thatcher government. These allegations 

went to the very top of the Tory party, yet there was a curious and almost ominous lack 

of writs.

The lobbyist was a notorious ‘queen’ who specialised in gay parties with a

political mix’ in the Pimlico area – most convenient to the Commons – and

which included selected flats in Dolphin Square. The two young men were

able to give us very graphic descriptions of just what went on, including acts of

buggery, and alleged that they were only two of many from children’s homes 

other than North Wales.

 There was, to my certain knowledge, at least one resignation from the Conservative 

office in Smith Square once we had published our evidence and named names. 


  Simon Reagan

1990's Scallywag articles. Featuring Dolphin Square and Westminster City Council  dirty tricks. Also featuring some of the scandals of the day around Dame  Shirley Porter  by Scallywag journalist Pete Sawyer.  Also featuring David Cameron as Shirley Porters Poodle.

 

Council Clique

As in the right-wing clique in Smith Square, with social headquarters in Dolphin Square, so they were able to put up a bold front in the Westminster City Council so discredited by the Dame Porter fiasco of selling council houses to pals for cash and support. And here again, it was predominantly, and quite overtly, gay. Tony Karpel, now a special adviser to Kenneth Baker, was not only a prominent force in the council itself at the time, but had joined the CCO at the very same time as Julian Lewis, and shared his sympathies, both for extreme right-wing politics, and his fondness for male company. You would be more than correct to put them down as bosom pals and political flatmates.
As you weave your way through the insidious net of dirty tricks, gerrymandering, the more sordid side of lobbying through sex, as we have, the more you keep coming across the name of Tony Karpel.
Karpel and CO's peers on the council included the crucial Chairman of Planning, Robert Davies, the Deputy Chairman, Simon Milton, the leader, Miles Young, and Cllrs Martindale, Alan Bradley, Alex Segal, Avery and Mortland. All these belonged to the clique who invariably went out in small groups to the more insalubrious "Boys' Clubs" in the Soho area where their council was, in fact, also the landlords.
Martindale even once toured the clubs in a Ministry car lent to him to go on a late night tour with a handful of pals.
More often they would collect at one of the on-going soirées in Dolphin Square, where, of course, again, their council were the ultimate landlords.
While Karpel retained his very close relationship with the CCO, Deputy Chairman Simon Milton was helping Ian Greer and Associates - the lobby group specially set up to pander to the 100 known Tory gays in Westminster. He then left to start up his own lobby group called ABCO.

---

Market Forces

With such training from, and good relationships with, the dirty tricks department at Smith Square, they backed their own dirty tricks department which ultimately got exposed by the auditor's report. Porter's Council - advised by a maverick Marxist turned right winger called Roger Rosewell - formed a surreptitious dirty tricks department called Market Forces Communications. Ostensibly, until it was exposed, it operated as a charity so that its backers did not have to declare an interest. The brief of this unit, with a budget of £100,000 was to create five offices which would send agents into the streets to find out about every single one of their constituents in all the marginals. After identifying friends and foes the plan would then be to upset the balance.
But MFC was also churning out colossal amounts of misinformation. It created dubious tracts purporting to come from left-wingers exposing the "weak" labourites as renegades and puppets. They investigating every sitting labour member and found out any possible detail about them which might upset the loony left, then pretended to be the loony left itself "exposing" the councillor. The tracts seen in the light of recent history are almost laughable.
It is impossible to say how far the constituents were hoodwinked by them. But the Tories did scrape back in where it mattered.
These activists, including David Saunders, Mark MacGreggor, Alex Aitkin, and Peter Clark, were all ultra right-wing extremists.
Peter Clark went on to try and become an MP in Scotland and immediately terrified the local Conservatives by advocating the decriminalisation of incest. His pre-selection speech called for the privatisation of EVERYTHING and the virtual abolishment of all local councils.
Clark suffered the ultimate irony when he went on to try and become the candidate for Eastliegh - but was turned down because the selection committee didn't like the stories they had heard of his private sex life. Instead they chose Stephen Milligan!  Milligan became Aitkens PPS and was murdered.

MORE ON THE DAME SHIRLEY PORTER SCANDAL BY PETE SAWYER PUBLISHED IN PUNCH 1999
Dame Shirley Porter revels in the glare of publicity. The former leader of Westminster City Council has never strayed far from the public eye, be it for her shopping binges in Nice, or the latest twist in the marathon Westminster “homes for votes” saga. One member of her family however, prefers to remain well out of the spotlight. Her son, John Porter, has a mansion in Chester Square, Belgravia, apartments in |London, Bermuda, the Far East and Israel, and houses in Virginia and California. While the Sunday Times Rich List puts Dame Shirley and her husband Sir Leslie Porter’s wealth at £69 million, it makes no mention of their 47-year-old son John, although he is a multimillionaire in his own right, much richer than his high profile mother. It was John Porter who was instrumental in keeping Dame Shirley’s fortune out of the hands of John Magill, Westminster’s district auditor, who in May 1996, calculated that Dame Shirley had cost Westminster City Council some £31 million through her politically inspired policy of “designated sales” of council properties. An exclusive Punch investigation can reveal that John Porter’s immense wealth is based on connections with the secretive world of the US defence industry. He also has strong links to the Israeli military establishment. His business career has been marred by bitter lawsuits, allegations of dubious transactions and even an inquiry by the Charities Commission. In 1997, when the High Court found that Dame Shirley was guilty of “wilful misconduct”, she was ordered to pay back the estimated £27 million loss to Westminster Council caused by her policy of gerrymandering through the sale of council homes. In April 1999, the Appeal Court overturned the decision, ruling that she was not guilty of wilful misconduct and not liable to pay the surcharge. One judge dissented, finding that “there had been widespread and persistent pretence and that Dame Shirley had lied to the court”. He thought the surcharge should be reduced to a mere £7 million. The district auditor, now retired, was granted leave to appeal to the House of Lords and the case will be heard at the end of the year. However the argument over the surcharge was, and is, largely academic. Faced with the prospect of his mother losing part of her personal fortune, John Porter had taken control of the majority of her British assets. Westminster Council, wary of the enormous cost of tracing Porter’s assets shuffled overseas, and reluctant to pursue the case for political reasons, has more or less given up the chase. It is but one example of the tightness with which the Porter family, and their long-term investment adviser, Peter Green, operate. When John Porter was young, he was given £4 million by his grandfather, Sir Jack Cohen, the founder of Tesco. The gift seems to have made Porter determined to better his grandfather’s achievements through his own business skills. Shrewd investment advice from Green about what to do with the £4 million helped him along the way. Porter obtained degrees from Oxford, the Institute d’Etudes Politiques in Paris, and Stanford University’s business, where he is now on the advisory council. During the early 1990s he became involved with a property development company called Chelverton. The company made a fortune building shopping centres across the country. His mother’s knowledge of the workings of local council planning committees proved to be of immense value. But a key plank in John Porter’s empire is the fortune he has made out of a mysterious US computer company called Telos, based in Virginia, which has close ties to the Pentagon. Telos was originally called C3, and specialised in the communication systems that formed the backbone of the US army. Telos is still one of the largest providers of software to the US army. Last year it had sales of £114 million. John, who is a British citizen, owns 80 per cent of the company. For such sensitive contracts, the US government demands safe hands. Not surprisingly Telos’s board of directors includes a former US air force colonel, Norman Byers, who served with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and as a military assistant to the assistant secretary of defence, and several stalwarts from the Reagan-Bush administration. One of them, Fred Ikle, served as Ronald Reagan’s under-secretary of defence for policy. He is a former director of the US Arms Control Agency; is on the board of the US National Commission on Terrorism and has connections to the Israeli government. Another Telos board member, Stephen Bryen, served as Reagan’s deputy under-secretary for trade security policy. He also set up the US Department of Defence’s defence technology security administration, whose job it is to monitor arms sales. During the late Seventies, while working for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Bryen was suspected of passing Pentagon Secrets to the Israelis and was investigated by the FBI. However he was never indicted. He quietly left the Senate Committee and set up as a lobbyist, founding, along with his wife, the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs – a hard-line lobbying group which allegedly has ties to Israel’s arms industry. Bryen’s assessment of the strategic dangers facing America was sought by George Bush in the run-up to Reagan’s 1980 presidential election, and in return he was rewarded with a top Pentagon job. That Porter should be hobnobbing with such well-connected people is curious, as the elite and highly lucrative world of the US defence establishment rarely accepts outsiders. One factor, which may have helped smooth his way in, was his parent’s close friendship with the Thatchers. The defence contracts of Mark Thatcher, who left the US in the mid-Nineties and is now living in South Africa, could not fail to have helped Porter. The US government does not usually allow foreign nationals to have direct control over such strategically important companies. It is questionable whether the US government would take too kindly to someone who helped his mother hide her assets (albeit perfectly lawfully) in order to avoid potential liability in a government sponsored court action. All of Telos’s directors need security clearance from the US government. But Telos appears to have got around the problem by officially calling Porter a “consultant”. According to the company, he provides “marketing, product development and strategic planning and finance advice”, for which he nets £125,000 a year. He works out of the company’s London offices in a nondescript building in London’s West End. Just as Dame Shirley has ruthlessly cut down her political rivals, so John was ruthless in business. But things have not always gone smoothly. One deal in particular backfired spectacularly and led to a flurry of litigation. In 1994 he became embroiled in a complex legal battle over the value of shares in an Israeli company called Sapiens, which held a contract with Telos. At the time, Porter was a director and major shareholder of Sapiens, which had contracts with the Israeli air force. Shareholders and investors in the company launched several court actions against Telos, Sapiens and Porter. Few will talk openly about the affair; but Punch has pieced together the story from official filings at the US Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington DC, and court documents. It was claimed that Porter was the “controlling influence” of several companies (Telos being one), which had entered into “sham” transactions with Sapiens. As a result of these transactions, Porter had allegedly issued false financial statements for 1992 and 1993 and for the first two quarters of 1994. These had the effect of increasing the value of Sapiens. One £18 million lawsuit was ruled out of jurisdiction. Others were settled out of court, and Sapiens set up a special £5.3 million securities litigation settlement fund to compensate shareholders who had lost money. The case left a lot of bad blood on Wall Street, but it has not stopped Porter from developing a whole raft of other business interests in the US. He is also on the board of the Bionomics Institute, a US non-profit-making foundation, which teaches that the economy is a “self-organising, chaotic information ecosystem”. While traditional economics sees organisations as mere production machines, bionomics sees them as “intelligent social organisms”. Porter’s other interests around the world include Exide, the battery company, and its manufacturing partner in Indonesia, the Gemala group, which grew out of a foundation set up to manage businesses on behalf of the Indonesian army’s strategic command. In the UK, Porter is a director of a small investment company, Sabrelance Ltd, along with David Shaw, the former Tory MP for Dover. Shaw’s main claim to fame is that he organised the House of Commons pass for the notorious high-class prostitute Pamella Bordes. He is also director of a company called Redbus Interhouse, which has plans to become a major routing point for internet traffic from this country to overseas. In Israel, Porter is involved with an industrial laser company called MLI Lasers. Porter also controls a charitable trust called the John Robert Porter Charitable Trust. The trust attracted the attention of the Charities Commission in 1992, when it was found that the charity had invested £3.3 million of the £3.6 million investments in quoted investments in the family business – namely Tesco shares. After the Trust pointed out how well the shares had performed, the commission pronounced itself satisfied, but said it would keep the investment under review. The Porter family has shuffled millions of pounds in charitable donations in the direction of Tel Aviv University. The investment has bought them social prestige in Israel. And the university’s representative in London? One John Robert Porter. Meanwhile his mother, Dame Shirley, is gingerly dipping her toes back into politics. She recently got herself elected to the residents’ committee of the luxury apartment block in Tel Aviv where she lives with Sir Leslie. Naturally enough, she has been given special responsibility for rules and regulations.

SHIRLEY PORTER'S POODLE DAVID CAMERON


The epic saga of the Thatcher era homes-for-votes fiasco took a sinister turn today as the latest Euro-Septic Tory glory-boy David Cameron emerged as the number one police suspect in Dame Shirley Porter's disastrous gerrymandering scandal.

Nearly twenty years after grocery heiress Shirley Porter scammed thousands of hapless Westminster Council tenants into giving up their key marginal ward homes for relocation into asbestos-ridden rotten boroughs so that Tory-voting houseowner wannabees could cash in on the fledgeling property boom of the 1980s, her covert accomplice has come out of the woodworm-infested woodwork in a revelatory mini-manifesto luring today's council tenants to vote for him by promising to turn their former rent payments into bona fide mortgage arrears.

The ingenious plan forsees handing over house ownership to the new homeowners and then bankrupting them for failure to keep up bank loans secured on the properties.
This would then free up a huge swathe of empty but marketable homes which could be knocked out at market rates to new Tory-voting wannabees who have fallen hook line and stinker for the Cameron spin-machine that has been peddled so hard by the notorious Astor family into which he has cast his own hook via marriage.

The move comes amid this week's sensational UK headlines that Shirley Porter has returned to London ater a twleve year fine avoidance absence in Israel, after claiming she could not cough up the £42million penalty imposed on her for her gerrymandering conviction.

An official Conservative Party spokesman admitted this week that Porter, 71, is being touted as the party's next Mayor of London and would be challenging shamelsss leftie Ken Livingstone for the City Hall mantle after being backed by an offshore trust set up by former KGB stooge and Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich.

However, this may come as unexpected good news to officers of the Metropolitan Police's Serious and Organised Crime Agency as well as their Total Fraud Directorate who have been hinting for several months now that their number one sting operation is in place in an act of final retalliation for the Tories' scandalous Brinks Matt gold bullion heist of 1983.

Scotland Yard insiders are said to be supremely confident that the well-publicised Westminster Council gerrymandering saga of the 1980s is the mere tip of a Thatcherite iceberg that has led them to uncover the biggest satanic cult responsible for organised crime since George Bush Senior was let off the hook by the CIA for his attempted 1976 overthrow of the British government

Tom watson  says  http://www.tom-watson.co.uk/2007/11/jonathan-aitken

These are not just scandals of greed, avarice and sexual peccadilloes it is  far worse.  This is a group of effete, utterly corrupt, megalomaniac politicians who love to rape, torture and murder  little children. Assisted by their inherited wealth and in habiting a system where the police and the courts support their power they commit the most heinous crimes and are never called to account.

With their insane belief in their superiority they rape not just our children but our country and our planet in their madness.  It has to stop.