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letsdothis1 ago

The second person in the helicopter has not been named.

In the Cessna,

The other light aircraft was on a training flight with student Saavan Mundae, 18, being instructed by Jaspal Barha. Unfortunately, all four people on the aircraft were killed in the collision.

Mr Mundae, who is a student at Bucks New University was studying air transport and commercial pilot training. He died alongside instructor Jaspal Barha.

Mr Mundae, was just nine weeks into his flight training course when he died.

So is it likely that Saavan Mundae was flying the aircraft?

According to his FB page he studied Aeronautics at Kingston College and prior to that attended St. James Independent School (which seems to have a quite interesting history) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_James_Independent_Schools

I haven't got much time today, so p'haps someone wants to look into them.

In the early 1980s the London Evening Standard ran a critical series of articles focusing on the School's discipline regime and its links to the School of Economic Science.

An independent inquiry into mistreatment of pupils between 1975 and 1985 at St James' and its then sister school St Vedast's, which closed in 1985,[1] was funded by the schools and chaired by James Townend QC. The report,[2] published in January 2006, concluded that "mental and physical mistreatment" of some pupils had occurred, including "criminal assaults" by teachers, during the ten-year period considered by the inquiry. Townend's report also found that throughout this period the schools' management and governors were failing to the extent that they "were not in any real sense in charge of the Schools". In his conclusion, Townend stated that there had been "a real change of ethos and conduct of the schools" since the period of abuses he identified in his report.

On the School of Economic website the trustees are not listed: https://www.schooleconomicscience.org/about-us/

And in this financial report the names are redacted: file:///C:/Users/Nicole/Downloads/Redacted%20FSES%202015%20FINAL%20report%20and%20financial%20statements.pdf

Here are the findings of an inquiry into abuse at the school : http://stjamesinquiry.info/

here's a trustees list: http://www.ses-forums.org/viewtopic.php?t=431

Also relevant http://www.education-renaissance-trust.org.uk/work-in-progress.html

letsdothis1 ago

Another thread from SES forum: Famous people from around the world attending the school: http://www.ses-forums.org/viewtopic.php?t=366

The Ambigous Relationship Between the SES & St James http://www.ses-forums.org/viewtopic.php?t=634

Roger Pincham was in the SES when the St James and St Vedast schools were first set up. Despite not being an active paid up member of the SES it is impossible for him to claim to be independent or be free of any conflicts of interest. Pincham is one of the people who takes a pasting in the Secret Cult for two reasons, one that he is the chairman of the board of governors of the day schools and secondly because of his involvement with the Liberal party. As a result of the secret cult Pincham left the SES presumably to carry on with his political career.

carmencita ago

What have you made of this? The famous people, I have figured that Hugh Jackman attended, but it is not clear about Travolta and Cruise, are they just listing examples or were they in attendance as well. Somewhat confusing. Also Emma Watson. I have in mind something that may have been transpiring at this school. I may be wrong, but it popped into my mind immediately. I will read some more about this.

letsdothis1 ago

Ps: Blavatsky, Theosophy and other 'new age' movements seem to be all over this.

carmencita ago

And MK Ultra is the vibe I am getting. There are def some worrisome things going on there.