SPY SCHOOL?
What links Edward Snowdon, Julian Assange and the former head of Britain's spy service MI5?Jonathan Evans, the former boss of MI5, was a pupil at the expensive Sevenoaks School in the UK.
Sarah Harrison, of the spooky Wikileaks, is said to be a former lover Julian Assange.Sarah Harrison is currently living in spooky Berlin.
The late Gerd Sommerhoff, who sexually abused boys, was a teacher at Sevenoaks school.Sommerhoff worked at the spooky BBC and in spooky Cambridge, and, like Jimmy Savile, was given a knighthood.
Gerd SommerhoffSome of the above people may secretly be assets of Mossad, the CIA and MI5/MI6.
Sir John Sawers
Sir John Sawers, the current boss of MI6, is a former parent at Sevenoaks.
Sir John Sawers, MI6 boss, is a former parent at Sevenoaks.Some of the children involved are believed to have been trafficked to Holland by Cooke’s gang.The former cabinet minister had been photographed by police in 1986 entering a property where one of the sex parties was being held.
Sidney Cooke, whose pedophile ring has been linked to up to 20 child murders. In 1998, Cooke was let out of prison eight years early.
Peter Power, who was also 'involved in' the London Bombings of 7/7In 1987 a fire hit King's Cross underground station in London.
Allegedly, certain juvenile members of a pedophile ring were in a cafe, underground, when the fire broke out."Just two months before the King’s Cross Fire, pop duo, The Pet Shop
Boys released their second record entitled Actually.
"The final track on the album is a melancholy song entitled, King’s Cross which, in a rather bizarre coincidence, appears to foresee a disaster at the station with the lyric:
"'Only last night I found myself lost, by the station called King’s Cross… dead and wounded on either side, you know it’s only a matter of time…'"
Tales From the Terminals: King’s Cross (Part 1, History & Film)
Allegedly, certain juvenile members of a pedophile ring were in a cafe, underground, when the fire broke out.
Allegedly, the fire was started deliberately.
King's Cross.
1987: Disaster underground: the Kings Cross Fire
"Inspector Peter Power was sent to the scene of the King's Cross fire to co-ordinate the efforts of the emergency services.
"He ran the Metropolitan Police's forward command post for much of the evening and most of the night on 18 November 1987."