Another look at the Hampstead children's case - Aaron Dover's mother and Christ Church Primary School (pizzagate)

submitted ago by letsdothis1

I recently came across this thread: RIP Hampstead Researcher/Activist Aaron Dover Dead Aged 42

Aaron was a student at the same Christchurch primary school in Hampstead, London that Ella Gareeva's children attended and testified about having been complicit in their abuse. Aaron's mother, Jenny Dover, worked at the school as well as the Tavistock Centre in Hampstead apparently.

I checked out Jenny Dover's CV and found that she is indeed an educational psychologist employed by Tavistock and has worked with children's mental health since 1986. I wondered why an educational psychologist would work with a mainstream school, as I think that's pretty unusual.

Then I found this Christ Church school policy document which was originally drawn up in 2013 and updated through 2014 and 2015 (right round the time the whole story blew up in the media) http://www.christchurchschool.co.uk/images/parents/behaviour-policies/send%20policy%20-%20february%202015.pdf

The Special Education Needs and Disability (SEND) governor : Chair of Teaching, Learning and Standards Committee is Brad Fairhead

Brad Fairhead has a CV that really makes me wonder how he got that position. He's basically a digital advertising man with ties to New York, Saatchi & Saatchi, etc

According to Linkedin:

He joins from mobile software company Go Find It Technologies where he was chief operating officer. Prior to that, he was at social media analytics agency Starcount as its chief strategy officer.

Fairhead co-founded Hyper in 2005 and then became Hypernaked’s managing director between 2011 and 2013 after it merged with Naken Communications.

Naked's creative director, the likeable and colourful Jim Thornton, is being replaced by Fairhead's man, Oliver Green, while Chris Green is the only one from the Naked side on the new management team.

Director Oliver Green joins Curious Film's roster

Over the last 24 months, Green has been on a sabbatical from advertising. But not the kind of sabbatical where you rest and do nothing - the kind of sabbatical where you go all out and get shit done.

He started Blow Me Balloons. (website tag line: $9.99 FOR 20 BALLOONS. FUCKING BUY SOMETHING YOU CHEAP PRICKS)

Says Green: "Like Hallmark for hellhound miscreants."

He's a founder and a creative director of interiors company Feathr.com.

Says Green: "Unboring your walls."

He has written two books that you can buy on Amazon: The A to Z Of Fuckin' Everything "It's bonafide wankerpedia", and, You Can't Give Vodka To A Baby And Other Parenting Myths "Use this if you want your kids on Jerry Springer."

Very odd. If anyone can find a complete list of the governors at the school, please send it my way.

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dragonkiller ago

Please point out examples. The current bans are for repeat rulebreakers and spammers. If there is someone who was banned outside of this please, by all means, let me know the username.

@2impendingdoom was the most blatant case I remember right now. All that poster said was "there are some good threads in the deleted threads area" and boom, got banned. Much hell was raised about and Falcon finally had to relent. There have been others but I think this Christ Church situation might have just gotten straight with your help. Since I am not here to raise hell and argue I would rather just drop the banning subject. All I wanted to do was defend a relevant topic. I just pinged the OP and pointed to your helpful advice and hopefully its problem solved now.

Thanks for your help dude :)