Tag: William Whitelaw

• Operation Clockwork Orange Vol 1 [WebBook.]

  

  By David Burke. Introduction: the fish rots from the head. The United Kingdom is paying a ghastly price for the decades during which the State turned a blind eye to a wide spectrum of sexual offences committed by the elite of British society. At least three forces became the instruments of amoral politicians and their…

  Covert History Ireland

  23 February 2025

  Haughey, Charles, MI5, MI6, RUC

  Bernie Silver, Cardinal Conway, Carl Beech, Charles Haughey, Christopher Luke, Clint Massey, Colin Wallace, Denis Healey, Denis Payne, Ebook, Edward Heath, Edward Short, Enoch Powell, Eric Witchell, Frank Mifsud, Gary Hoy, Hugh Mooney, ian Paisley, James Molyneaux, John Hume, John McKeague, John Shaw, Joseph Mains, kincora, margaret thatcher, Merlyn Rees, mi5, mi6, Nuala O’Loan, Richard Kerr, RUC, Sir James Savile, Tim Fortescue, Tom King, Tony Benn, VIP sex abuse, WebBook, William Craig, William McGrath, William Whitelaw

• Operation Clockwork Orange Vol 3. Margaret Thatcher and William Whitelaw cover-up child abuse.

  

  By David Burke. Chapter 8. Framing Colin Wallace for Manslaughter. 113. The Home Secretary (former NI Secretary) and Deputy Prime Minister. On 7 July 1980, Jeff Edwards of London’s Evening News, revealed the Metropolitan police had passed files to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP). Twelve men faced up to 350 sexual offences including allegations…

  Covert History Ireland

  11 March 2023

  Kincora, MI5, MI6

  Allan Rowley, Anthony Cavendish, Archie Hamilton, Brian Blackwell, Clive Ponting, David Calcutt, David McKittrick, Dr Ian West, Ebook, Fred Holroyd, Ian Cameron, James Molyneaux, John McKeague, Knox Cunningham, Lobster magazine, Malcolm Turnbull, margaret thatcher, mi5, mi6, Operation Clockwork Orange, Patrick Finucane, peter england, Peter Wright, RUC, Sir Anthony Blunt, Sir Desmond de Silva, Sir George Terry, Sir Howard Smith, Sir John Jones, Sir Michael Quinlan, Sir Patrick Walker, Terence Higgins, Tom King, VIP sex abuse, WebBook, William McGrath, William van Straubenzee, William Whitelaw

• Ducking all the hard questions.

  

  The print edition of Village magazine posed a number of questions to Des O’Malley about the Arms Crisis but he ignored them. They arose out of an article he had published in the Sunday Independent in September. He also used that article as a platform to attack recent research on the crisis without addressing any…

  Covert History Ireland

  22 November 2020

  ARMS CRISIS, Haughey, Charles, IRA

  Arms Crisis, C3, David Burke, Des O’Malley, IRA, Jack Lynch, John Fleming, Paddy Devlin, Paddy Kennedy, Sean MacStiofain, William Whitelaw

• John Imrie.

  

  John L.L. Imrie, formerly of MI5 and the Northern Ireland Office (NIO), died in June of 2017 without a whisper of his passing reaching the ears of the press. Imrie had the unique distinction of being the only British official ever linked to the Kincora Boys’ Home sex abuse scandal by name in the House…

  Covert History Ireland

  28 March 2018

  Intelligence Security and Covert Action, Kincora, MI5

  Andrew Parker, Anglo-Irish Vice Ring, Edward Heath, Greville Janner, Ian Cameron, ian Paisley, john imrie, joseph de burca, Joseph Mains, Judge Anthony Hart, Ken Livingstone, kincora, Liam Clarke, mi5, NIO, peter england, Richard Kerr, RUC, Sir Cyril Smith, Sir Maurice Oldfield, Sir Peter Hayman, Sir Peter Morrison, Sir William Van Straubenzee, William Whitelaw

• From the Vaults: Village magazine 2017: Not just Ted Heath: British Establishment paedophilia and its links to Ireland

  

  In the wake of last week’s revelations about the inquiry into former British Prime Minister Ted Heath, Joseph de Búrca looks at a scandal which implicated figures on both sides of the Irish Sea.

  Covert History Ireland

  9 October 2017

  Intelligence Security and Covert Action, Kincora, MI5

  Alexis Jay, Alfred Arnold, Anglo-Irish Vice Ring, Anthony Blunt, Basil Brooke, child abuse, Cover Up, Don Hale, DUP, Edward Heath, Eric Witchell, ian Paisley, John McKeague, John Stalker, joseph de burca, Joseph Mains, Judge Anthony Hart, kincora, Knox Cunningham, LG, LLG, Lord Shackleton, Louis MacNeice, mi5, mi6, Michael Veale, MRF, NIO, Northern Ireland, Operation Clockwork Orange, paedophilia, peter england, Peter Montgomery, Peter Wright, Portora Royal School, Red Hand Commando, Richard Kerr, robin bryans, Royal Family, Sir James Dunnett, Sir Maurice Oldfield, Tim Fortescue, William McGrath, William van Straubenzee, William Whitelaw, Williamson House, YMCA