Connected to pizzagate because it was the first televised show to bring the topic of 'elite pedophilia' to a mainstream audience. It demonstrates the extremely light sentencing by culpable judges, and reporter Cook, in this episode, easily obtains contact information in a few minutes on various pedos that the London police dept pedophilia team claim they have never, in several years, been able to find. Cover up, much, by the authorities?

The Cook Report - owned by 'Central TV Studios' - was also, several years later, investigating the Cash for Questions in Parliament scandal and while filming undercover, accidentally (and uh, ALLEGEDLY, cough) filmed Ken Clarke MP molesting a boy in lobbyist Ian Greer's office. Ex British Prime Minister David Cameron (hold on to your hats for this one!) was, at the time, DIRECTOR of Corporate Affairs for CARLTON TELEVISON. Cameron was instrumental in getting Carlton to acquire Central TV in 1994 and in doing so, that tape was subsequently destroyed. The story then goes that KEN CLARKE MP was so grateful, as a thank you, he got Cameron into Parliament and subsequently the Leadership of the Tory Party, and finally PM.

Back to the video. It is important that you watch it to take a moment to fully absorb the realities of filmed-for-pedo-pleasure, child abuse. It obviously does not contain full frontal nudity, but you will be sickened. THIS is everything that voaters are fighting against. It is no different 30 years later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkQ0EQLmO4w Title of video: The Cook Report 1987 Roger Cook confronts child pornographers

Episode name: The Cook Report 1987 Close Encounters

WARNING NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK @1:35 @11:25 @14:55 @18:23

Why, in 30 years, has nothing like this been replicated, other than lame-o Chris Hanson? This was 30 years ago but is still as shocking today as it was then. In fact, nothing this hard hitting on a prime time show during a 'family time' peak hour period has been televised anywhere.

Share + Spread. Link to Ken Clarke story: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2015/jul/27/ken-clarke-tells-court-sexual-assault-claims-are-preposterous

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