8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (14)
#18823448 at 2023-05-10 05:28:50 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #23102: Victory Day Edition
>>18823435
Nicola Sturgeon of Scotland looking real good for a pair of stainless steel bracelets
>>18730143 Nicola Sturgeon allies 'warn' Police Scotland to 'think carefully' before arresting her
The former First Minister could be the next high-profile SNP figure to be arrested by cops probing the finances of the nationalist party.
David Walker
21 APR 2023
Allies of Nicola Sturgeon have been told not to interfere with the police investigation into her party amid reports they claimed that cops should think "very carefully" before arresting her due to her reputation.
There is speculation within the SNP that the former First Minister will be the next prominent nationalist figure to be detained by detectives and questioned about the party's finances.
However, her supporters have issued a stark warning to officers that they should take into account the "significance" of arresting her due to her previous high-profile role.
They claimed it would be an "enormous moment for both the SNP and the country due to Ms Sturgeon's electoral success and being the longest-serving First Minister.
But they also admitted that the party had no control over whether she was arrested, telling the Daily Telegraph: "It's not a drama where we're writing the script."
With her husband Peter Murrell and SNP treasurer Colin Beattie already having been detained in connection with the police probe into an alleged missing ?660k of Indyref2 funds, one SNP politician told the Times it appeared "inevitable" that Ms Sturgeon would join them.
Former general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation Calum Steele said: "I would not be surprised if the police go for a hat-trick of arrests."
He pointed out that Ms Sturgeon was in a "similar position" to the other two because her name was also on the front of the 2021 accounts which detectives are looking at.
But her closest allies said they "fervently" hoped this would not be the case. One told the Telegraph: "It would be enormous. We will have to wait and see.
"I would have to think the police would have to think very carefully because of the significance of it. It would be a huge moment."
Despite their pleas, police sources have said that Ms Sturgeon's standing would have no impact on their inquiry following the two previous arrests which were also high-profile.
But Craig Hoy, the Scottish Tory chairman, hit out at the attempts to persuade cops not to lift the former First Minister. He said: "It would be outrageous for anyone to try to influence a police investigation in this way.
"Nobody is above the law and no politician must be treated - or seek to be treated - in a preferential way merely because of their role or rank."
Ms Sturgeon has yet to be spoken to by police but has insisted that she will fully co-operate with them when the time comes. She has been in hiding since a leaked video revealed that she told party members not to talk about the SNP's finances and insisted they were "fine."
She has not attended the Scottish Parliament this week as her spokesman claimed she did not want to overshadow her replacement Humza Yousaf's policy agenda.
Her legacy has come under even more fire following a poll which found that almost half of voters think that she should be suspended by the SNP while police probe its finances.
YouGov research found that 43 per cent of Scots wanted this to happen, including 19 per cent who voted for the SNP in 2019. Meanwhile, 31 per cent said she should keep her place while 26 per said they did not know.
Mr Yousaf has so far refused to suspend Ms Sturgeon, Mr Murrell or Mr Beattie from the party claiming that they were "innocent until proven guilty."
The SNP has refused to comment on a "live police investigation".
https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/politics/nicola-sturgeon-allies-warn-police-29772405
#16345894 at 2022-05-26 17:49:26 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #20678: Do Something! Edition
Labour-Ordered Report Denies Claims Rotherham Abuse Continuing 'On the Same Scale'
A report commissioned by Labour politicians in the rape gangs hotspot of Rotherham denies child sexual exploitation is continuing on the "same scale" as previously.
In November 2021 it was alleged that Rotherham, where officials including police officers and social workers failed to act against the large-scale grooming, raping, and pimping of mostly white girls and young women by mostly Muslim predators of South Asian heritage for years, continues to be a place where action against such abuse is inadequate following an investigation by opposition councillors.
Conservatives on Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, which is controlled by the left-wing Labour Party, said that it "very quickly became clear that [Child Sexual Exploitation] is a continuing problem in Rotherham, that police action is seriously lacking, and that the council is committed to the idea that CSE is part of Rotherham's past, not its present" after they began looking into the issue.
The council boasted of, incredibly, having been nominated for a social work award in 2017 despite its sordid past, and this attempted rebrand continued - despite rape gangs survivors complaining in 2018 that officials were actively trying to involve abusers in the lives of children born to their victims - with a move to style the city as "the world's first Children's Capital of Culture" in March this year.
The Conservatives' claims of "multiple examples" of contemporary abuse, including, according to the BBC, girls "being picked up by older Asian men in cars late at night from allotments, parks, and takeaways" and sold for sex, may have posed a substantial risk to this reinvention - but a supposedly independent report commissioned by the city's ruling Labour party has insisted that these allegations are "not founded".
"The review team has found no evidence that CSE may be occurring on the same scale as the past", claimed the Rotherham Safeguarding Children Partnership, adding that it has "found no new evidence that police in Rotherham currently deny that CSE is a continuing problem".
The Conservatives had said after their investigation that had "been unable to identify any action taken" by police officers - part of the Safeguarding Children Partnership, along with council and health service officials - when evidence of abuse had been passed on to them.
As recently as April 2022, former detective David Walker became the latest policeman cleared of any wrongdoing by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) in relation to the Rotherham scandal, meaning none of the 47 officers it has investigated have been punished for historic law enforcement failures, despite police leaders and watchdogs having repeatedly admitted to failures - in a vague, institutional sense which did not actually require any individuals to face charges, loss of pension rights, or other sanctions.
"Child sexual exploitation was treated as low priority. Investigations were under-resourced. Officers were untrained and, far too often, uncaring," said Sarah Champion, Rotherham's MP, of police action - or the lack of it - historically.
"The result was that potentially thousands of children were abandoned to abuse of the most shocking kind," she added.
Maggie Oliver, a former Greater Manchester Police (GMP) detective who helped to blow the whistle on the rape gangs scandal, said the IOPC investigations into police failings are "corrupt".
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/05/26/labour-ordered-report-denies-claims-rotherham-abuse-continuing-on-the-same-scale/
#15997897 at 2022-04-02 18:18:56 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #20233: We Stand With Flynn Edition
'Zero Accountability' - Police Cleared in Rotherham 'Grooming' Rape Gangs Scandal
The investigation into the police's handling of the Rotherham grooming gang scandal, in which an estimated 1,400 young girls were sexually abused, has failed to impose any criminal penalties or see any officers fired for misconduct.
In a decision widely condemned by victims' rights activists, politicians, and lawyers, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has cleared former detective David Walker of any wrongdoing in the Rotherham child sex abuse scandal. The decision to not punish Walker means that all 47 officers who were investigated following the 2014 Jay Report in grooming gang failures have not faced punishment.
Walker, formerly of the of the South Yorkshire Police, had been accused of ignoring tips about potential child grooming, but the IOPC claims that he "acted appropriately with any information" provided to him, the BBC reports.
Jayne Senior MBE, a key witness in the inquiry who ran the Risky Business youth project between 1999 and 2011, said that the former detective had failed to investigate information about two young teenage girls being sexually abused by a taxi driver, with Senior claiming he had said: "This appears to be a matter for social services."
Providing evidence to the inquest this week, Walker claimed to have been working on up to 180 cases at any given time. He went on to admit that he did not always record information regarding child sex abuse in police databases, but said that the information was sent to other officers or there was a reasonable expectation that other officers would investigate.
Former police detective turned rape gang whistleblower Maggie Oliver said that the decision to clear all the officers involved in the Rotherham scandal demonstrated the "corrupt" nature of investigations into police.
"Expectations are far too low, senior officers should be monitoring and supervising these decisions anyway, and standards are just not high enough when it comes to children being raped!" Oliver wrote on social media.
"But unfortunately I am not shocked. We see this all too often, and usually these cases aren't brought to public attention. But they are not rare.
"It's corrupt! They should ALL hang their heads in shame. It still makes my blood boil even after all these years!"
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/04/02/zero-accountability-police-cleared-in-rotherham-grooming-gang-scandal/
Pedophiles protecting pedophiles
#15934753 at 2022-03-24 17:58:04 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #20151: Rise up gather round, Share the Notables All Around Edition
Grooming Gang Whistleblower Claims Police Said She Was 'Being Racist' and 'Rocking the Multicultural Boat'
A child sexual abuse whistleblower has claimed that she faced repeated efforts from the police to discourage her from reporting grooming gang activity in Rotherham.
Jayne Senior MBE, who ran the Risky Business youth project between 1999 and 2011, was a key witness in exposing the predominantly-Pakistani grooming gang crisis across the North of England, claims to have faced opposition from the police who allegedly attempted to dissuade her from passing on key evidence.
The whistleblower - who has made complaints against more than 30 officers - claimed at a police misconduct hearing in Sheffield that she was told in one meeting with police officers that she "was being racist", "was going against perpetrators' human rights", and was "rocking the multicultural boat", the BBC reports.
Senior also accused ex-Detective Sergeant David Walker of the South Yorkshire Police - who was the officer in question at the misconduct hearing - of ignoring and failing to record her concerns including that two teenage sisters (13 and 15 years old) were having sex with car wash workers.
Walker is reported to have replied to the information about the two sisters with, "this appears to be a matter for social services. Please liaise and finalise", rather than investigate the crime himself. Walker denies all allegations of misconduct.
Senior suggested she had to do the police's work for them saying that the information she gave "was a jigsaw. We may have one bit of information and another organisation might have another or another. We put that jigsaw together, as we did on a number of occasions".
The former youth worker was awarded an MBE in 2016 for her services to child protection in Rotherham.
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/03/23/grooming-gang-whistleblower-claims-police-said-she-was-rocking-the-multicultural-boat/
#15763890 at 2022-03-02 17:43:15 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #19933: Decertify Wisconsin Edition
Rotherham: Police Investigator Did Not Act on Child Abuse Intel - Claim
A former senior police investigator in Rotherham has been accused of not acting on evidence that children were sexually exploited in the region.
Detective Sergeant David Walker - who was in charge of Rotherham's child abuse investigation unit between 2008 and 2012 - has been accused of not acting on claims that children were being sexually exploited.
Walker is one of six officers who have been accused of gross misconduct after an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct, an accusation the ex-police officer has denied.
According to a report by the BBC, a hearing on the matter has been told that Walker failed to record and investigate allegations of child abuse taking place in Rotherham.
In one example outlined to the hearing, Walker allegedly received an email outlining how the mother of 15 and 13-year-old girls alleged that the pair were forming relationships with adult men working at a car wash.
Also noted within the email was the claim that the 15-year-old was reported to have had sex with "several" of the men involved.
Despite this, however, Walker is reported to have had done "nothing with this information", instead replying to the email sent by a social worker saying: "This appears to be a matter for social services. Please liaise and finalise."
Walker was also accused of failing to act on information that a Rotherham council youth worker was passing on the details of vulnerable young girls to potential abusers, according to a report by The Times on the hearing.
"Walker did nothing in respect of this information and simply left any safeguarding actions to social services," the misconduct hearing was told.
Other reported incidents where Walker is alleged to have not taken appropriate action include an example where a teenage girl was supposedly raped in the presence of an accomplice, another where a man is to alleged to have threatened a number of girls with a firearm, an alleged incident where a man - who had been previously arrested for sexual offences - was encouraging girls as young as ten to visit him, and one report which alleged that a 30-year old sex offender was the father of a girl's unborn child.
According to The Times article on the hearing, it is expected that Walker will argue that non-familial child abuse was beyond the remit of his unit, and that he was under-resourced at the time, while also not being properly equipped with the training necessary to deal with child sexual exploitation.
The hearing is expected to resume on March 21.
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/03/02/rotherham-police-investigator-did-not-act-on-child-abuse-intel-claim/
#14001663 at 2021-06-28 02:09:39 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #17720: BIBLICAL Editoin
Five arrested, one wanted for sexual assault of a minor in Carolina Beach
CAROLINA BEACH, NC (WWAY) - Five people have been arrested and a sixth person is wanted in connection with sexual assault of a minor in Carolina Beach.
The arrests follow a 2.5 year long criminal investigation by the Carolina Beach Police Department.
According to police, a 14-year-old girl was assaulted at a house party on October 31, 2018. Multiple attendees took video and photos of the assault.
Those arrested include:
Austen Charles Tounsel Montouri: One count of sexual exploitation of a minor - $100,000 secured bond.
Brayden David Walker: One count of second degree forcible rape, one count of second degree forcible sex offense, one count of first degree sexual exploitation of a minor - $50,000 secured bond.
Corey Tate Webster: Two counts of first degree sexual exploitation of a minor, one count of second degree forcible sex offense, three counts of assault on law enforcement - $130,000 secured bond.
Nicholas James Foutty: One count second degree forcible rape, one count statutory rape of a child, one count statutory sex offense of a child, one count of second degree forcible sex offense, three counts of first degree sexual exploitation of a minor, two counts of indecent liberties with a child - $100,000 secured bond.
Riley Scott Crouch: One count of statutory sex offense of a minor, one count of second degree forcible sex offense, three counts of first degree sexual exploitation of a minor - $125,000 secured bond.
Patrick Austin Wise: Outstanding warrant for one count of first degree sexual exploitation of a minor.
https://www.wwaytv3.com/2021/06/27/five-arrested-one-wanted-for-sexual-assault-of-a-minor-in-carolina-beach/
#11923502 at 2020-12-06 14:15:44 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #15219:All Roads Lead to SCOTUS Edition
>>11923353
There were at least two advisory boards purged, Defense Business Board (They were fired by group email, too! I love it.) and Defense Policy Board. It's not the chart you requested but here are the names:
"Members of the board received a brief email from Joshua Whitehouse, the White House liaison to the Department of Defense, that simply said, "if you are receiving this e-mail, your membership on the Defense Business Board has expired or is coming to an end."
"A number of board members have been terminated with a form letter. In my experience, I was very surprised that the White House would, at the eleventh hour, adjust an advisory board that for 19 years has had a record of nonpartisan support with the department," Michael Bayer, who until today was board chair, told POLITICO.
Besides Bayer, the other board members who were let go are Arnold Punaro, Atul Vashistha, John O'Connor, David Venlet, Paul Dolan, Scott Dorn, David Walker and David Van Slyke."
And:
The Defense Department on Friday said that a number of members of its Defense Policy Board including former Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and Madeleine Albright had been removed. (From Fox).
Former Democratic officials who were removed include former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former Justice Department official Jamie Gorelick, former Rep. Jane Harmon of California, and former Deputy Defense Secretary Rudy DeLeon, now part of the liberal Center for American Progress.
Republicans taken off the board included former arms control and Pentagon policy official J.D. Crouch, former Undersecretary of State Robert Joseph, and former House Majority Leader Rep. Eric Cantor of Virginia. Retired Adm. Gary Roughead, a former chief of naval operations, also left the board. (Washington Times)
#11912429 at 2020-12-05 12:09:03 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #15206: Rise and Shine for Rally Day Saturday Edition
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/12/04/pentagon-fires-business-advisory-board-members-442892
The White House removed nine members of the Pentagon's Defense Business Board on Friday and installed people loyal to President Donald Trump in their place, including presidential allies Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie.
The firings marked the latest effort by the Trump administration to clean out the Defense Department in the final weeks of the president's term.
Members of the board received a brief email from Joshua Whitehouse, the White House liaison to the Department of Defense, that simply said, "if you are receiving this e-mail, your membership on the Defense Business Board has expired or is coming to an end."
"A number of board members have been terminated with a form letter. In my experience, I was very surprised that the White House would, at the eleventh hour, adjust an advisory board that for 19 years has had a record of nonpartisan support with the department," Michael Bayer, who until today was board chair, told POLITICO.
"This kind of a move really will weigh heavily on people in the future and their willingness to serve on these outside advisory boards if they're going to be subjected to political loyalty tests. It's unprecedented. I'm just saddened," he added.
Besides Bayer, the other board members who were let go are Arnold Punaro, Atul Vashistha, John O'Connor, David Venlet, Paul Dolan, Scott Dorn, David Walker and David Van Slyke.
A statement by the Pentagon said the members' terms had expired. Yet three former board members who spoke to POLITICO said their tours were not close to ending.
The firings came as a shock to the board members, who had not received any negative feedback or warning prior to their termination. One former board member lamented the move, noting that the board "has never been political, ever."
"You are talking about 15, 20 executives, business leaders, government leaders, who are giving their time to serve the nation and not even a thank you note," said the person, who asked not to be named. "It's just about simple gratitude and appreciation for people."
"I had no indication this was coming. It was a form letter going to a large number of people," Bayer said.
Besides Lewandowski and Bossie, the other new members are Henry Dreifus, Robert McMahon, Cory Mills, Bill Bruner, Christopher Shank, Joseph Schmidt, Keary Miller, Allen Weh and Earl Matthews.
#10499616 at 2020-09-02 03:03:56 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13437: POTUS Goes One-On-One With Laura Part II Edition
Texas plane crash digg
David Walker, the pilot, was the brother of Hunt County District Attorney Noble D. Walker Jr.
https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/TX/Hunt/102091/web.241347/#/detail/27
https://egreenvilleextra.com/uncategorized/drug-trafficking-hunt-county/
https://www.kten.com/story/35245884/officials-da-struck-texas-crossing-guard-who-later-died
https://www.kxii.com/content/news/No-indictment-returned-in-fatal-accident-involving-the-Hunt-County-District-Attorney-460872013.html
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm11736145/
#10499191 at 2020-09-02 02:17:30 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13437: POTUS Goes One-On-One With Laura Part II Edition
Plane Crash
54-year-old David Walker, 51-year-old Tamara Walker and their daughter, Victoria Walker.
#10469747 at 2020-08-30 06:04:13 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13399: Late Night Space Cowboys Edition
MK?
When Welch was sentenced to prison,
Comet Ping Pong owner James Alefantis
told the court that
he hoped the incident would
one day be remembered
as an aberration when "lies were seen as real and our social fabric had frayed."
Three years later, Alefantis's restaurant was targeted again, this time with a fire.
Jaselskis's
attorney David Walker Bos said he couldn't "imagine being in the shoes of Mr. Alefantis"
but asked the restaurant owner to
understand his client "was somebody who at the time was laboring under pretty severe mental health issues."
Bos said:
"Even today he's not really sure what led him to Comet pizza that night.
But he knows what he did was wrong."
>>10469529
>>10469562
>>10469676
>>10469706
He got 4 years in prison and they said it was as serious as the previous shooter.
Ryan Rimas Jaselskis
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/man-who-set-fire-at-comet-ping-pong-pizza-shop-sentenced-to-four-years-in-prison/2020/04/23/2e107676-8496-11ea-a3eb-e9fc93160703_story.html
In delivering his ruling, Kelly noted that the popular restaurant that features ping-pong tables had been targeted in an unrelated attack in 2016, when Edgar Maddison Welch entered with an AR-15 rifle seeking to investigate a viral Internet rumor of a child sex ring in the basement of the Chevy Chase eatery.
The judge said the fire set against that backdrop made Jaselskis's crime "that much more damaging."
While authorities have not been able to provide a specific motive behind Jaselskis's attack, prosecutors said his sentence should match the four-year sentence that Welch received. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Dineen A. Baker and Andrew Floyd wrote in court papers that the cases are "similarly situated."
Jaselskis's attorneys with the federal public defender's office drew contrasts with Welch, saying their client wasn't drawn to Comet Ping Pong with a mission but rather was "suffering from a diagnosed mental illness."
hursday's sentencing brings closure to another bizarre chapter at the Connecticut Avenue pizza shop. In 2016, it was thrust into the national spotlight when it became the subject of an Internet conspiracy theory known as "Pizzagate" that falsely asserted children were being held in tunnels under the restaurant.
#7829893 at 2020-01-16 16:26:53 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #10022: Senate Peach Mint Begins Edition
>>7829826 lb
Comptroller General of the United States
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Comptroller of the United States of America
Eugene Louis Dodaro 2005.jpg
Incumbent
Eugene Louis Dodaro
since March 13, 2008
Term length 15 years
Formation 1921
Website www.gao.gov/about/comptroller-general/ Edit this at Wikidata
The Comptroller General of the United States is the director of the Government Accountability Office (GAO, formerly known as the General Accounting Office), a legislative branch agency established by Congress in 1921 to ensure the fiscal and managerial accountability of the federal government. The Budget and Accounting Act of 1921 "created an establishment of the Government to be known as the General Accounting Office, which shall be independent of the executive departments and under the control and direction of the Comptroller General of the United States".[1] The act also provided that the "Comptroller General shall investigate, at the seat of government or elsewhere, all matters relating to the receipt, disbursement, and application of public funds, and shall make to the President when requested by him, and to Congress… recommendations looking to greater economy or efficiency in public expenditures."[2][3][4] The Comptroller General is appointed for fifteen years by the President of the United States with the advice and consent of the Senate per 31 U.S.C. § 703. Also per 31 U.S.C. § 703 when the office of Comptroller General is to become vacant the current Comptroller General must appoint an executive or employee of the GAO to serve as the Acting Comptroller General until such time as a new Comptroller General is appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.
The Comptroller General has the responsibility to audit the financial statements that the Secretary of the Treasury and the Director of the Office of Management and Budget present to the Congress and the President. For every fiscal year since 1996, when consolidated financial statements began, the Comptroller General has refused to endorse the accuracy of the consolidated figures for the federal budget, citing "(1) serious financial management problems at the Department of Defense, (2) the federal government's inability to adequately account for and reconcile intragovernmental activity and balances between federal agencies, and (3) the federal government's ineffective process for preparing the consolidated financial statements."[5]
The current Comptroller General is Eugene Louis Dodaro, who became Comptroller General on December 22, 2010. He was preceded by David M. Walker.[6] On February 15, 2008, David Walker, then Comptroller General, announced that he was resigning from GAO to head The Peter G. Peterson Foundation. Eugene Louis Dodaro became Acting Comptroller General of the United States on March 13, 2008, and was subsequently appointed by the President on September 22, 2010, and confirmed by the Senate on December 22, 2010, as the Comptroller General. Dodaro was sworn in as Comptroller General at a ceremony at the GAO on December 30, 2010.
Contents
1 List of U.S. Comptrollers General
2 See also
3 References
4 External links
List of U.S. Comptrollers General
Comptroller General Term of Service Appointing President
John R. McCarl July 1, 1921 - June 30, 1936[7] Warren Harding
Fred H. Brown April 11, 1939 - June 19, 1940[7] Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lindsay C. Warren November 1, 1940 - April 30, 1954[7] Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph Campbell December 14, 1954 - July 31, 1965[7] Dwight D. Eisenhower
Elmer B. Staats March 8, 1966 - March 3, 1981[7] Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles A. Bowsher 1981-1996 Ronald Reagan
David M. Walker 1998-2008 Bill Clinton
Eugene Louis Dodaro 2010-2025 Barack Obama
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comptroller_General_of_the_United_States
#7199163 at 2019-07-26 13:43:43 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9210: Shills No Match for Unified Patriots Edition
February 5, 2018 - YouTube
Search domain www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYqZ3–g75khttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYqZ3–g75k
Former President Bill Clinton Departs Cruz Bay St John after assessing damages from Hurricane Irma. … US Virgin Islands - buck island GoPro HD - Duration: 7:06. David Walker 20,311 views.
#2239813 at 2018-07-22 11:34:35 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #2823: Meadows Calls for FISA Declas Edition
Doing some digging on audits and US Comptroller….
David M. Walker quit before his term was up in 2010 to go to the Peter G. Peterson foundation…
David Walker, " I feel
confident that by working together internally and in partnership with others
externally we can champion the type of changes that will help keep America great."
KEEP AMERICA GREAT?
Interdasting
Dug on the board of that foundation - already coming up with nefarious characters on the Advisory board:
Sec. Robert Rubin: Co-Chairman of the Advisory Board, Peter G. Peterson Foundation; Co-Chairman, Council on Foreign Relations; Former United States Secretary of the Treasury
Sec. George Shultz: Co-Chairman of the Advisory Board, Peter G. Peterson Foundation; Thomas W. & Susan B. Ford Distinguished Fellow, Hoover Institute - Stanford University; Former United States Secretary of State
Diana Aviv: Former CEO of Feeding America and former President and CEO of Independent Sector
Craig Barrett: Former Chairman, Intel Corporation
Richard Beattie: Chairman, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP
Sen. William Bradley: Managing Director, Allen & Company LLC; Former United States Senator
Barry Diller: Chairman, IAC/InterActiveCorp
Roger Ferguson, Jr.: President and CEO, TIAA-CREF
Harvey Fineberg: President, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
Leslie Gelb: President Emeritus, Council on Foreign Relations
William Novelli: Professor, Georgetown University; Former CEO, AARP
Richard Plepler: Chairman and CEO, Home Box Office
Richard Salomon: Managing Partner, East End Advisors LLC
Sheryl Sandberg: Chief Operating Officer, Facebook
Sec. Donna Shalala: Trustee Professor of Political Science and Health Policy, University of Miami; Former United States Secretary of Health and Human Services
David Beaumont Smith: Managing Director, Presidio Institute
Paul Volcker: Chairman, The Volcker Alliance; Former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors
David M. Walker: Former Comptroller General of the United States
https://www.gao.gov/press/cgdeparture2152008.pdf
https://www.pgpf.org/about
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#15748918 at 2022-03-01 00:45:48 (UTC+1)
Q Research UK #43: "Boatfagging" Edition
Former police officer in Rotherham 'failed to investigate abuse claims'
Ex-Detective Sergeant David Walker was in charge of a unit tasked with investigating child abuse.
A police officer in charge of a unit tasked with investigating child abuse in Rotherham failed to investigate information that teenage sisters were having sex with workers from a car wash, a misconduct hearing has heard.
Former Detective Sergeant David Walker also failed to investigate intelligence that a council youth worker was passing on the names of vulnerable girls to potential sex offenders, a hearing in South Yorkshire was told on Monday.
Mr Walker, who has now left South Yorkshire Police, denies all the misconduct allegations outlined against him which relate to the Rotherham child sexual exploitation (CSE) scandal which engulfed police and social services in the South Yorkshire town.
These allegations also involve claims that he failed to record concerns made in a series of emails from Jayne Senior, who ran the Risky Business youth project in Rotherham.
These emails included information that a teenage girl had been raped by a man in the presence of an accomplice, that one suspect threatened young girls with a gun he carried in his car and that a man who had been arrested for sex offences was encouraging girls as young as 10 to visit his home.
Opening the case against the former detective, Daniel Hobbs described how Mr Walker was in charge of Rotherham Child Abuse Investigation Unit between 2008 and 2012.
Mr Hobbs told a panel of three how Mr Walker was informed by a uniformed neighbourhood officer about how he had come across a drunk 15-year-old girl whose mother told him about concerns about her daughter and her 13-year-old sister.
The concerns involved the girl forming relationships and having sex with adult males working at a car wash in Rotherham.
Mr Hobbs told the hearing that Mr Walker "did nothing with this information".
The barrister said the former officer did not record the intelligence, did not interview either girls or make further inquiries with the officer who first reported the concerns.
He said that one record made by Mr Walker said: "This appears to be a matter for social services. Please liaise and finalise".
Mr Hobbs said the officer continued to fail to investigate despite learning more about the vulnerability of the girls.
He said a social worker said that one of the sisters was the "highest risk case she had ever dealt with".
The hearing also heard the allegations that Mr Walker failed to act on information from Risky Business that a Rotherham council youth worker was passing the names of vulnerable girls he came across through his work to potential abusers.
Mr Hobbs told the panel: "Det Sgt Walker did nothing at all in respect of this information and simply left any safeguarding actions arising to social services."
The barrister said the third allegation related to the series of emails sent to him by Ms Senior which he failed to record.
He said: "Some of these emails contained serious information about rape, historic rape and people driving around with guns in the boots of their cars."
Mr Hobbs said during his opening of the case that Mr Walker will argue that non-familial child abuse was beyond the remit of the Rotherham Child Abuse Investigation Unit he led.
He said the former officer will also argue that he had not been properly trained in matters relating to CSE and that he was under-resourced.
Mr Walker is one of 47 officers and former officers who were investigated by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) in the wake of the Rotherham child sexual exploitation scandal.
The Jay Report, in 2014, described how at least 1,400 children in the town had been subjected to grooming and abuse by gangs of men between 1997 and 2013 and outlined how police and social workers had failed to step in.
Of the 47 officers, eight were found to have a case to answer for misconduct and six had a case to answer for gross misconduct, the IOPC has said.
Five have faced sanctions from management action up to a final written warning, with Mr Walker's case still outstanding.
A full report on the findings of the IOPC's investigation is expected to be published following this hearing.
Last year, the watchdog published a "Learning and Recommendations" report which said that police must listen to the survivors of the Rotherham CSE scandal if they are to learn from the past.
The misconduct hearing was adjourned to March 21 when the panel will begin to hear evidence
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