Belfast’s Kincora scandal and MI5 must be part of Westminster paedophile inquiry – Ken Livingstone
KEN LIVINGSTONE, the former Mayor of London and long-time Ireland campaigner, is calling for the east Belfast Kincora Boys Home scandal to be included in the official inquiry into allegations of paedophilia against senior members of the British Establishment in Westminster in the 1980s.
Documents alleging child abuse against MPs and senior public figures in the 1980s (when Margaret Thatchers Tory party was in power) are among 114 Home Office files on child sex abuse that have been destroyed, lost or gone missing.
The systematic abuse of young boys in the Kincora Boys Home in the 1970s and the part played by British Intelligence organisations to keep the scandal under wraps ensured that one side of the murky world of unionist paramilitarism and its links to the crown forces was kept out of the public domain for years. It all eventually unravelled in the early 1980s.
At the centre of the affair was Kincora Housemaster William McGrath (pictured). McGrath was the head of loyalist paramilitary group Tara and a man central to the formation of the loyalist Ulster Defence Association (UDA) in 1971.
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Calling on British Home Secretary Theresa May to extend the British Government inquiry announced on Monday 7 July to include Kincora, former Labour Party MP Ken Livingstone said:
MI5 werent just aware of child abuse at Kincora Boys Home they were monitoring it. They were getting pictures of a judge in one case, politicians, a lot of the Establishment of Northern Ireland going in and abusing these boys.
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The current Westminster paedophile scandal seems to have long tentacles, reaching the Orange establishment in Northern Ireland.