Just basically wanted to share this article, archived here: Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry: Boys raped by priests at 'satanic parties'

Relevant to pizzagate bc of the fact that Pizzagate and especially the spirit cooking aspect of pizzagate revealed ritual abuse practices. I do wonder why the BBC of all outlets is reporting on this, though? For those who don't know, the BBC covered up the thousands of rapes of children by notorious pedophile Jimmy Saville for decades. There were allegations of ritual elements as part of Saville's abuse, too.

Quote from the article:

"A child abuse inquiry witness has told how he was raped by priests during "satanic" drink-fuelled sex parties. Dave Sharp also described a catalogue of sexual, physical and emotional violence at St Ninian's in Falkland, Fife, between 1971 and 1975. Mr Sharp from Glasgow, said the abuse had left him with "lifelong trauma"."

"The independent Scottish Child Abuse inquiry is looking in detail at historical abuse of children in residential care. Mr Sharp urged inquiry chairwoman Lady Smith, to piece together the "jigsaw" of victims' accounts and called for a "national discussion" on the subject. The 60-year-old, who has waived his right to anonymity, was put into care after his mother died when he was aged one."

"The inquiry heard "two or three" boys were trafficked around Scotland and Ireland at a time to be used in drink-fuelled sex parties, which he described as "satanic".

"One occasion in Ireland was said to have involved 10 men taking turns to rape the boys. It was heard priests were among those involved and incidents took place over the duration of his time at St Ninian's, which was run by religious order the Christian Brothers. He left the home aged 16 without "any memory other than continually being abused"."

I think I answered my own question on why the BBC is covering this: they seem more apt to report on this kind of thing if it is perpetrated by the Church, than anyone else. (I am not religious, just observing)