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Pervert Gets a Pass
"Lord" Janner Buggers Young Boy, Just for Kicks
Hey! What's the big deal? The kid wasn't Jewish!
Who is "Lord" Janner?
Greville Janner - Lord Janner of Braunstone QC - is
Chairman of the Holocaust Educational Trust and a Vice President of World
Jewish Congress. He has been at the forefront of the Nazi Asset Campaign,
especially in Europe. He works with a team of parliamentary colleagues -
from both the House of Commons, where he served for 27 years, and from the
House of Lords, to which he was recently appointed.
In the course of his work in the Nazi Asset Campaign,
Lord Janner has made many visits to Switzerland, the United States,
Belgium, Portugal, Spain. The Nazi Gold Conference, held in London in
1997, was his idea and initiative. It was hosted and organized by the
British Foreign Secretary, on behalf of the British and Foreign
Commonwealth Office and Government. Some 42 concerned nations were be
represented. Lord Janner and his colleagues held a special status in the
organization of that conference.
Lord Janner was also President of the
Inter-Parliamentary Council Against Antisemitism, with over 1200 members
in 87 parliaments, including a major group in the United States Congress,
co-chaired by Congressmen Ben Gilman, Tom Lantos, John Lewis and John
Porter.
Other members include many heads of government and of
state and speakers of parliaments. Greville Janner is also President of
the Commonwealth Jewish Council - the umbrella body of the Jewish
communities of the Commonwealth, and a former President of the
representative body of British Jewry, the Board of Deputies of British
Jews.
Greville Janner, who was born in 1928, was married in
1955. His wife, Myra, died last year. They have three children and six
grandchildren. Apart from time with his family, his main recreation is
magic - he is a member of the Magic Circle and of the International
Brotherhood of Magicians.
A Bloody Disgrace? Having Something to Hide?
Tim Berlinger
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Source: Totally Jewish | April 12, 2001
Janner Slams Man From Pru
by James Kaye - Apr
12, 2001
Lord Greville
Janner, vice president of the World Jewish Congress, has panned
the Prudential insurance company over its decision not to join the
International Commission on Holocaust Era Insurance Claims (ICHEIC).
Lord Janner, vice
president of the World Jewish Congress, called the insurance
giant?s stance "a bloody disgrace". As a result of their
stand, the United States government has already threatened to
boycott the company.
In a debate on
Holocaust era insurance claims in the House of Lords on Monday, he
accused the company of "having something to hide".
Lord Janner said:
"There are only two major insurance companies in the world
with Holocaust era claims against them that have not joined the
commission. One is Munich Re, in Germany, which has Nazi
connections; the other, sadly, is the Prudential in this
country."
He added: "The
inference to be drawn from the Prudential is that it has something
to hide or does not wish for the transparency that is required of
those who become members. Surely it is wrong for the Prudential at
this stage to prefer to keep apart from the equivalent joint
process in the insurance world."
Government
spokesman Lord McIntosh of Haringey replied: "Although this
is a decision for the Prudential, clearly the company will be
influenced by its need to ensure that it maintains good relations
with insurance commissioners in the different states in the
US."
However, a
Prudential spokesman said: "It is a myth that we have refused
to join the group. For the past 40 years we have had a robust,
tried and tested system for dealing with such claims."
Sir Roger Hurn,
chairman of Prudential, has rejected the international criticism.
In a letter to Lord Janner, he said: "I am distressed that
our motivation for not joining ICHEIC has been so severely
misrepresented."
But Lord Janner,
who is also chairman of the Holocaust Educational Trust, delivered
a terse reply and reiterated: "Only by joining ICHEIC can
there be an independent process of valuation, audit and outreach.
I hope that you will reverse your company?s totally unacceptable
stand in this regard." |
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Source: Scallywag Magazine | Issue 30
Greville Janner and Little Boys
Whatever way you look at it, its a murky,
mucky, business
A smart little booklet arrived in our offices
recently, sent anonymously in a House of Common envelope without
further comment. On the face of it it was a fascinating document
which purported to show that Greville Janner a prominent Member of
Parliament for two decades, and an even more noted Queen's
Council, had consistently abused and buggered a young boy in
council care. Just as bad, he and a motley bunch of top members of
the establishment, including other top lawyers, the police,
government ministers and others, had got up to all sorts of
devious plots to cover up the truth and destroy the evidence.
The booklet, which has obviously had a wide
private circulation, claims it is published by Millstone and
Deepsea, LRD Publications, of 78 Blackfiars Road, London, and was
written by a Dr. A Van Helsing. It makes riveting reading. There
seems to be irrefutable evidence that Janner seduced 13-year-old
Paul Winston after the MP had escorted a party of Leicester
children on a tour of the commons in the late 1970's.
The main accusations come from Sidney Albert
Chaney and deal with correspondence he had with the notorious
Frank Beck who was later sentenced to several terms of life
imprisonment and died in jail. Beck was a proven pervert of the
worst kind. Chaney is an excitable exhibitionist who has a grudge
and an obsession. Nonetheless, he makes out a clear case - right
the way back to Beck's trial when the child, Paul Winston was a
witness - when the judge, Mr. Justice Jowitt, gave the court clear
instructions that there must be no mention of "persons in
high places". This dealt with the certainty that Greville
Janner's name would be brought up in evidence.
When the Press Association made an emergency
application the High Court ruled that Jowitt's order was unlawful
and void. Janner's name duly did come up and the evidence was
reported.
The main contention was that, after Janner had
taken the boy on holiday in Scotland and allegedly buggered him
twice, Beck had filed an official report to his superiors making
the allegation and advising that Janner should no longer have
access to the boy. This report mysteriously disappeared just
before Janner got up in parliament to make statement saying it was
all lies. As far as parliament is concerned, that was an end to
the matter.
The boy certainly thought he had been buggered
by Janner on at least nine occasions and his evidence remained
entirely consistent and convincing. He could remember times,
places and every small detail of what he later described as an
"ordeal". |
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