Homes of cencorship and breeding grounds of evil. They are the Masters of Puppets and the Pastors of Muppets. Brown and Blair that believed society needs a government. BUT these political authoritarian fascists learned everything from the original fascistsβ¦. BOTH these fascist doctrines desire power and money and dominion on Earth and attracts and protects Predetory Paedophiles. BUT as the power of the church waines ,and the people no longer fear for thier immortal souls ,the voices of the victims are beginning to be heard, I am sure it is just the tip of the iceberg.
Lawrence King was a pound, black Republican pedophile who was in charge of the Franklin Credit Union. He was alleged to have operated a call-boy business in partnership with Harold Andersen, then publisher of the Omaha Herald, among others. King enjoyed Republican society and took his conservative politics seriously. Oliver North. Within weeks, the Nebraska Senate, which initially opened the inquiry to find out where the money had gone, instead found itself questioning young adults and teenagers who said that they had been child prostitutes.
Many had been residents of Boystown β though both boys and girls were eventually involved. Social workers and state child-care administrators accused King of running a child prostitution ring. King served a year federal prison sentence, but only for defrauding the Omaha-based credit union. Bonacci, who had been one of the child prostitutes, is identified by leading child-abuse experts as a well-informed, credible witness.
Lawrence King was no stranger to President Bush. And Lawrence King was no stranger to Craig Spence. Several of the Omaha child prostitutes testified that they had traveled to Washington, D. King and Spence had much in common. But his name was first put into print in July , a little less than a month after the Washington call boy affair had first made headlines. Before his arrest, King had commuted often to Washington, D.
He was a business partner in a call-boy operation run by the late Craig Spence, whose antics were the subject of a week-long series published by the Washington Times in July The expose was immediately occasioned by the resignation of an aide to Elizabeth Dole.
