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Did Maggie know her closest aide was preying on under-age boys?
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Immediately after Mrs Thatcher became PM, he was given a job in the Treasury. Then, after a series of junior ministerial roles, he was elevated to deputy chairman of the Conservative Party.
Yet despite a smooth ride to the top and a knighthood in 1988, many colleagues were surprised when Mrs Thatcher chose Morrison as her Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) in 1990, which pitched him into what was ultimately her fatally flawed battle to stay Tory leader.
For, by then, rumours were spreading about bachelor Morrison’s unorthodox private life: his love of the bottle and his dangerous sexual appetite for young men.
There was talk of an incident at a public lavatory in his constituency, of him trawling central London for rent boys, of having a private house where wild parties were held for under-age males, and secretive visits from Chester over the border into Wales to see what he called ‘his young friends’.
Now, more than 20 years on, Morrison has become implicated in a major child abuse scandal. He has been named in connection with a series of official inquiries into allegations of child abuse in the Seventies and Eighties, centering on children’s homes in North Wales and specifically the Bryn Estyn care home at Wrexham, where it has been claimed that Jimmy Savile molested boys.
A former resident of Bryn Estyn has said that he saw Morrison visit the home and drive away with a boy when Mrs Thatcher was PM.
At the time, questions were increasingly asked in Westminster, in private at first, if it was wise for a man who was bedevilled by such deeply unpleasant rumours to be so close to the Prime Minister.
The Mail’s political columnist Simon Heffer says that, as early as 1988, concerns over Morrison were circulating in the Tory top ranks.
He remembers: ‘A very senior person in the party said that Peter had been discovered by police kerb-crawling for rent boys in Sussex Gardens, London. There was serious concern about his private life among those who surrounded Mrs Thatcher. They should have had a word in her ear. I don’t believe they ever did. They treated her as if she was Queen Victoria.’
Yet was the extraordinary silence also designed to protect Mrs Thatcher from being disgraced if her closest aide was revealed publicly as predatory pederast? What would it have said about her judgment? Had she, from a modest background, been dazzled by the rich Morrison clan?
It took until 1998 for the truth to start emerging.
Morrison had, indeed, been cautioned, the police admitted (it is believed to have been in 1990, the year he took the job as Mrs Thatcher’s PPS), for having sex with a 15-year-old boy in the public lavatories at Crewe railway station.
By then it was too late for justice. Morrison had abruptly stepped down as an MP in 1992 and died three years later of a heart attack aged 51. Some in Westminster speculated that he had drunk himself to death with his favourite tipple, whisky, weighed down with guilt.
It is only in recent times that more details emerged about that sordid Crewe cottaging incident.
Two years ago, a curious letter was published in the Guardian newspaper written by a man called Grahame Nicholls, a union official and member of the Chester Trades’ Council who raised concerns about a secret deal.
He wrote: ‘Around 1990, I attended a meeting of Chester Labour Party where we were informed that Peter Morrison would not be standing (for re-election as Tory MP) in 1992. He had been caught in the toilets at Crewe station with a boy.
‘A deal had been struck between the Labour Party, the local Tories and the police that if he stood down at the next election, the matter would go no further. Morrison walked away scot-free.’
We cannot know what the truth is, but Mr Nicholls, now 71, remains convinced that the Labour Party agreed to the secret ‘pact’ in the hope that Morrison would stand down, as he did, and a Labour candidate might win the Cheshire seat.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...sest-aide-preying-age-boys.html#ixzz37dkRA99C
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Parliamentarians have known about child abuse and MPs for donkeys years but have not pushed for a public inquiry. Why? As Tebbit let the cat out of the bag 'to protect the system'. The Mother of all Parliaments is a den of iniquity and in the 1980s did all it could to hide its vile underbelly from being exposed. Why?
- Peter Morrison was Parliamentary Private Secretary to Margaret Thatcher
- Has become implicated in a major child abuse scandal
- Was named in connection with inquires into allegations of child abuse
- One centres of the Bryn Estyn care home in North Wales
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...sest-aide-preying-age-boys.html#ixzz37djDeq5i
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook.
Immediately after Mrs Thatcher became PM, he was given a job in the Treasury. Then, after a series of junior ministerial roles, he was elevated to deputy chairman of the Conservative Party.
Yet despite a smooth ride to the top and a knighthood in 1988, many colleagues were surprised when Mrs Thatcher chose Morrison as her Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) in 1990, which pitched him into what was ultimately her fatally flawed battle to stay Tory leader.
For, by then, rumours were spreading about bachelor Morrison’s unorthodox private life: his love of the bottle and his dangerous sexual appetite for young men.
There was talk of an incident at a public lavatory in his constituency, of him trawling central London for rent boys, of having a private house where wild parties were held for under-age males, and secretive visits from Chester over the border into Wales to see what he called ‘his young friends’.
Now, more than 20 years on, Morrison has become implicated in a major child abuse scandal. He has been named in connection with a series of official inquiries into allegations of child abuse in the Seventies and Eighties, centering on children’s homes in North Wales and specifically the Bryn Estyn care home at Wrexham, where it has been claimed that Jimmy Savile molested boys.
A former resident of Bryn Estyn has said that he saw Morrison visit the home and drive away with a boy when Mrs Thatcher was PM.
At the time, questions were increasingly asked in Westminster, in private at first, if it was wise for a man who was bedevilled by such deeply unpleasant rumours to be so close to the Prime Minister.
The Mail’s political columnist Simon Heffer says that, as early as 1988, concerns over Morrison were circulating in the Tory top ranks.
He remembers: ‘A very senior person in the party said that Peter had been discovered by police kerb-crawling for rent boys in Sussex Gardens, London. There was serious concern about his private life among those who surrounded Mrs Thatcher. They should have had a word in her ear. I don’t believe they ever did. They treated her as if she was Queen Victoria.’
Yet was the extraordinary silence also designed to protect Mrs Thatcher from being disgraced if her closest aide was revealed publicly as predatory pederast? What would it have said about her judgment? Had she, from a modest background, been dazzled by the rich Morrison clan?
It took until 1998 for the truth to start emerging.
Morrison had, indeed, been cautioned, the police admitted (it is believed to have been in 1990, the year he took the job as Mrs Thatcher’s PPS), for having sex with a 15-year-old boy in the public lavatories at Crewe railway station.
By then it was too late for justice. Morrison had abruptly stepped down as an MP in 1992 and died three years later of a heart attack aged 51. Some in Westminster speculated that he had drunk himself to death with his favourite tipple, whisky, weighed down with guilt.
It is only in recent times that more details emerged about that sordid Crewe cottaging incident.
Two years ago, a curious letter was published in the Guardian newspaper written by a man called Grahame Nicholls, a union official and member of the Chester Trades’ Council who raised concerns about a secret deal.
He wrote: ‘Around 1990, I attended a meeting of Chester Labour Party where we were informed that Peter Morrison would not be standing (for re-election as Tory MP) in 1992. He had been caught in the toilets at Crewe station with a boy.
‘A deal had been struck between the Labour Party, the local Tories and the police that if he stood down at the next election, the matter would go no further. Morrison walked away scot-free.’
We cannot know what the truth is, but Mr Nicholls, now 71, remains convinced that the Labour Party agreed to the secret ‘pact’ in the hope that Morrison would stand down, as he did, and a Labour candidate might win the Cheshire seat.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...sest-aide-preying-age-boys.html#ixzz37dkRA99C
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
Parliamentarians have known about child abuse and MPs for donkeys years but have not pushed for a public inquiry. Why? As Tebbit let the cat out of the bag 'to protect the system'. The Mother of all Parliaments is a den of iniquity and in the 1980s did all it could to hide its vile underbelly from being exposed. Why?
Does anyone remember Lord McAlpine?
he died this year, in January, they kept that one quiet.
he died this year, in January, they kept that one quiet.
thirdmantackle
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does every society have this problem?
I mean, eg British society in comparison to eg Nordic society?
I mean, eg British society in comparison to eg Nordic society?
Steve Wigan
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You're spot on about David Icke. The establishment simply attacked him at his Achilles heel...the fact that his 'style' was open to riducule. He has numerous facebook pages, and each one has some truth in it, if youre prepared to look beyond the Don Qixote stuff.
witchdoc187
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Paul Dacre? Our paths have crossed many times. An expletive of a man.
rascal
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Please punch him the next time you do, you'll be doing it for the kids.
witchdoc187
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it was a long time ago mate. He used to drink in my pub. No manners at all. I used to play a game with him, always give him ££ coins instead of £5 note with his change as it use to infuriate him. One day he completely lost it with me chucked the change across the counter at me, 'Why did you give me ££ coins with my change and not a £5 note????' Luckily he had bought his mate and drink and the change was about £4. I said he was welcome to come behind the bar to pick up his change, failing that the cleaner can have it. Needless to say he plodded back to his table muttering to himself. he is/was such a tool
rascal
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You're my hero
Toffeelover
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Don't you believe it, stats emanating from any official source should be regarded with caution.
davek
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I hope you pissed in his drink.
Baines' left foot
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Round them up.
Dig big hole.
Put paedos in big hole.
Light fire in big hole.
Job done.
Dig big hole.
Put paedos in big hole.
Light fire in big hole.
Job done.
Toffeelover
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I see you are in favour of mass execution, in the circumstances very laudable.
Baines' left foot
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I'm not usually one for the death sentence etc... it opens up a massive can of worms to say the least.
Personally though, I think peadophile/rape crimes are the worst of the lot. Worse than for murder, for me.
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