So I thought I needed to look further in the Missing People Charity after making this post: Max Clifford, Mohamed Al-Fayed, the Shooting Star Chase children's hospice, Fulham Football Club and west London paedophiles

Researching the background to this organisation I came across this interview with the co-founders: https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Charity-and-social-welfare/021M-C1155X0004XX-ALZZV0

No doubt these two women were sincere in their drive to create an organisation that served the public good. It was interesting to note from the transcript of their radio interview how involved they were with British Aerospace and the RAF and other organisations:

https://sounds.bl.uk/related-content/TRANSCRIPTS/021T-C1155X0004XX-0000A1.pdf

They were the Paul Getty Trust who’s always supported us; Henry Smith who have always supported us and it was in fact Sir Jimmy James at the Henry Smith that suggested getting somebody in to help us, ie Sir Norman; and there was TSB Bank and I’m going blank on the others

and how the fortunes of the Missing People charity dovetails with the McCann case: https://jillhavern.forumotion.net/t9181-the-year-2006

Faced with closure after years of inadequate funding and little input from the private sector, the media announced NMPH was to close.[8] Under the direction of the co-Founders Sir Norman Wakefield was appointed as advisor and formed a consortium of charitable organisations that offered financial support. After an outpouring of public support the Home Office too announced emergency funding for the charity. In September 2005, Paul Tuohy joined the charity as their first Chief Executive. The charity reformed its Board of Trustees and started a considerable process of strategic planning.

New Beginnings (2007)

In May 2007 the charity relaunched as ‘Missing People’. This reflected the considerable strategic developments that had been made and the fact that the charity now provided a range of services rather than a single helpline.[9] Also in May, less than one week after her disappearance, missing three-year-old Madeleine McCann had become headline news around the globe. …

So, the Missing People have a number of well known celebs involved with their work-

The Missing People Auction- Pete Townsend https://www.thewho.com/the-missing-people-auction/

His connections to pedophilia:

Eel Pie Island and historical connections to PIE, the rock and roll UK music industry and the occult...

The Eel Pie Studios or Oceanic Studios at The Boathouse on the mainland nearby, formerly owned by Pete Townshend, were the location of several significant pop and rock recordings. Townshend's publishing company, Eel Pie Publishing, is also named after the ait.

https://voat.co/v/PaddysPub/2336770

In 2003, Who guitarist Pete Townshend was arrested on suspicion of possession of child pornography. Police officers impounded seven computers from his £15 million ($25.5 million) home in Richmond, Surrey. Four months later Townshend received a warning as no evidence was found on his computers.

Further info on that Gala:

Missing People gala dinner, marking the charity's 20th anniversary, at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

On Wednesday 13 November, celebrity supporters of the charity Missing People including footballer Tony Adams, Gaby Roslin, Richard Herring and BAFTA-award winning actress Monica Dolan will join Ambassador Kate McCann at the V&A in London for a gala dinner marking the charity’s 20th anniversary.

Gaby Roslin and Richard Herring will host the dinner and fundraising auction featuring contemporary art from this year’s Strata Art Fair, drinks with international bestselling authors Nicci Gerrard and Sean French and the opportunity to bid for a week on Richard Branson’s Necker Island.

On that contemporary art: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/photography/10350188/Damien-Hirst-and-David-Bailey-don-their-Stormtrooper-helmets-for-Art-Wars.html

Scores of top artists have been issued with a legendary Star Wars’ Stormtrooper helmet and asked to decorate it in their own particular style - in order to raise money for charity.

Among the recipients are names such as Damien Hirst, the Chapman Brothers and David Bailey. The results of their work will be revealed at the inaugural Strata Art Fair, which is being held at the Saatchi Gallery.

Damian Hirst, friend of Jeff Koons and fixture at Saatchi Gallery An essay about Pedo normalization with a pic From the (((Saatchi))) collection, (who happens to collect some of Lucian Freud's works as well).

I came across this while looking for info on Charles Saatchi, "the advertising mogul and collector more generally associated with the rise of Damien Hirst and the rest of the Brit Art pack." ... http://www.irishtimes.com/news/getting-under-the-skin-1.1061574 http://archive.is/RKewn That article is about painter Lucian Freud, (elder brother of pedo Sir Clement Freud), so when I saw Charles Saatchi's name I searched it coupled with the term pedophile and found the essay. My next question is whether Tony Podesta runs in the same circles as Charles Saatchi and artists like the ones who show bare bottomed children wearing garter belts with fish net stockings.

Then there's :

The Big Tweet: Simon Cowell, J.K Rowling and Stephen Fry among celebs to back missing children campaign https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/missing-people-big-tweet-cowell-5760188

Well Rowling's name comes up a lot on pizzagate, doesn't it?

NEW CONNECTION CLINTON FOUNDATION - LUMOS FOUNDATION. Possible paedo activity. Haiti and celebrities involved.

The Lumos Foundation is linked to J.K.Rowling

Simon Cowell:

"London private school may let boys wear skirts" article. Hampstead's children, Tavistock and the pedo agenda.

https://twitter.com/stevebrookstein/status/460807662268329984?lang=en

So Simon Cowell paid bail for convicted paedophile Jonathan King and had convicted abuser Max Clifford as his PR. Interesting.

"The Royal Arch" Sociopaths Who Rule Britain (Part One)

They are programmed to be politicians frequently, or in the entertainment business - especially singers. Simon Cowell,  is a key guardian, who is about as high up in the British Government/MI6 as his trouser-line. 

Stephen Fry:

Does Stephen Fry ever think before he opens his mouth?

And now we have reports from a Labour Party fund-raiser hosted last week by Fry, where the ''national treasure’’ stood in front of an audience that included Ed Miliband, and attacked Operation Yewtree, the country’s most high-profile inquiry into historic sex abuse. He said that ''fewer than half’’ of the people arrested had been convicted of the crimes (this is actually on a par with conviction rates for sexual offences generally, but never mind), and urged the audience to remember that “people are innocent until guilty”. He is said to have singled out Keir Starmer, the former director of public prosecutions who was also present, for criticism, and apparently announced that the law should be toughened up to deter people from inventing claims about sex abuse. “It was all a bit awkward,” said a guest. “There was a smattering of applause, but mostly there was this deadly silence. And Ed looked as if he had swallowed a wasp.”

The whole system is utterly, utterly vile.