The Great Reveal: Featuring Jon Wedger

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JW: Well… well… I told him. I said “This is massive“. I said “the… the… the tentacles for this go right to the heart of the establishment. (50:22) And this was causing the whole detriment to society and it’s probably even influencing politics“. And I said “And I’ve got, erm, evidence of that” and then I explained to him about the thing with Leon Brittan. You know, and all the time it’s coming out in the press that this man is innocent and everything else.

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BG: Just to finish, give us, erm, what is your opinion of… of what you’ve uncovered? What… what is going on?These reports do bear out at least some of Mr Wedger’s allegations. For example, in his 2016 interview with Brian Gerrish Mr Wedger stated, It is easy to resist reporting the likes of google tube et al appear to ignore clear and flagrant abuses of their terms of service.I would guess there may be some system/algorithm where a matter gets flagged for human attention when a files “weight of complaints” is arrived at. John Wedger’s courage deserves that everyone listening to his testimony circulates it and demands action.

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But then Bernard Hogan Howe, the Commissioner of the Met Police turned round and refused to apologise to Lady Brittan so I’m thinking ‘Well, maybe he knows something that I know’. Firstly, while I recognize police officers (and for that matter firemen like my nephew) are very susceptible to PTSD I’m not buying that an officer involved in policing prostitution could possibly end up suffering as this man claims. abuse/exploitation which is natural as the general public are unlikely to know some of the differences between police whistleblowers and those from other sectors. In his interview with Brian Gerrish, for example, he described a woman called “Foxy” who was pimping out young girls. One girl was named Zoe: It cited as an example former Liberal party leader, Lord Steel, who was criticised for not acting on information that the late MP Cyril Smith had abused children.

Now this was a borough… the London Borough of Haringey. Now Haringey (35:10) has the most amount of kids homes of any, sort of, local authority in the country. I think it was about 22-26 care homes for a small London borough.

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Wedger providing inaccurate accounts of whistleblowing by other officers, in particular King: “no efforts have been made to correct the information”. I suspect things may be fairly grim for them and one way or another and one or both may well attempt reentry to the uk under one guise or another.Another distinct possibilty is that Abe in particular may shit on the wrong person and find himself in the equivalent of a deep desert hole as he threatened the children with to “encourage” them to sing the company tune.Not advocating violence but justice comes in many guises and only a fool believes any lunch is entirely free and not eventually have to be paid for in one form or another,with interest included. He refers to 3 cases he had worked on being shut down, he was probably frustrated about this and may have made a decision at some stage that he wanted to leave the force. So I went up to see Lenny and he told me his story and, again, the similarities were absolutely unbelievable. (47:32)JW: That is their… their… one of the main ones to recruit civilian investigators and they… their baseline is… the first question they ask you is “Are you a Mason?“. JW: That was, we’re talking, Chief Inspector (6:46) at the time. Erm, but it was a small unit so a Chief Inspector was quite senior really, you know. Erm, and he said “Look, I’m sorry to say it but, erm, we… we’re withdrawing you from the operation“. So I said “But why?“. He said “Look, I can’t tell you but its come from high up. It’s being shut down“. (7:05) And I thought, well I was a bit confused and I said “But that’s unfair, you know, this is really going places“. He said “Look, you’re going to be commended, and you can have any job you want, don’t worry about it, we’ve been told to look after you but unfortunately it’s out of my hands, its been pulled“. Wendy Williams, the inspector of constabulary, said: “While modern slavery cases can be complex and require significant manpower, many of the shortcomings in investigating these cases reflect deficiencies in basic policing practice. One of our aims is to prevent police whistleblowers committing suicide, there is no "I" in whistleblowing and we need to challenge the conduct of these senior officers who can tip both police whistleblowers and also members of the public over the edge. The report made a number of suggestions, including re-examining the policy on forfeiting honours after the death of the recipient - which would strip knighthoods from the likes of disgraced entertainer Jimmy Savile.