Top BBC Executive Charged As Pedophile

"Skins" (BBC/E4 explicit teen drama)

This is a follow up to the articles Madonna Violates The Privacy Of Minors (October 7. 2009) and Did They Learn Nothing From Heath Ledger (October 8. 2009).

In the aforementioned articles, I wrote of the BBC's misconduct in conjunction with Madonna, as added to the Aisha v. FBI case, regarding the pedophilic tone present in their misdeeds.

One month later it has been announced, via a news release published yesterday, "Top BBC man charged in child sex probe." Think about it - top man at the BBC has been arrested as a pedophile.

By God's grace, the Judiciary Report has been proven right once again. Appalled, I kept wondering in my head and then in the aforementioned articles a month ago, how someone could do something so vile, as to violate the privacy of minors, as mentioned above in the October 7. 2009 article and transmit said contents on the airwaves as entertainment.

It takes an incredibly sick group of individuals, Kabbalah, to concoct and commit such depraved acts. Then again, depravity is Madonna's middle name.

No sane, non-pervert, non-pedophile, would think such conduct is acceptable human behavior (or lawful for that matter).

Don't drop the soap! Then again, you'd probably like that.

Now, if they'd only do a pedophile sting in Hollywood, but then again, the head of the FBI, Robert S. Mueller, doesn't believe in arresting rich and famous people. Therefore, known celebrity pedophiles are quite safe and behave very egregiously as such.

When you take shows such as "Skins" into consideration, replete with underage sex, 15-16 year-olds simulating sex on TV, even with teachers a decade or two older than they are, you realize a few rotten eggs have hatched at the BBC, influenced by cult behavior.

Kabbalah has a sick foothold at the BBC. The cult is actively breaking domestic and international law there and is going to bring the storied network crashing down.

First Kabbalah's front woman Madonna and her aforementioned madness at the BBC (Aisha v. FBI). Now, Lindsay Lohan, a Kabbalah actress audiences do not regard anymore and boycott in droves, with writers and producers refusing to hire her, has mysteriously been given a plum program at the BBC. Not to mention, another Kabbalah member, Gwen Stefani, has been living with a well-known BBC executive for years.

The BBC is a historic British institution and Britons are going to tar and feather you lot over the desecration and destruction of the network, with the trust governing the channel already scrambling to establish new ethics rules, in the face of all these scandals. Mark my words, this is not going to end well in terms of public reaction, regarding what those Kabbalah cult loons have in the pipeline.

Top BBC man charged in child sex probe

A senior London-based BBC producer has been charged following a police investigation into child sex abuse, it has been reported.

The employee was arrested as part of Operation Algebra, which led to the uncovering of Scotland's largest pedophile network earlier this year.

Detectives leading the inquiry alerted the Metropolitan Police and the man now faces court. Nearly 125,000 indecent images were seized during Operation Algebra which led to the conviction of eight men in May.

Iain Livingstone, Assistant Chief Constable of Lothian and Borders Police, told the Sunday Mail newspaper: "We referred a case involving a serious offender to the Met which involved a senior figure at the BBC.

"The individual was in a very senior position and he became apparent to us during Operation Algebra.

"We passed that information on and the individual has now been charged and is awaiting court."

A BBC spokeswoman said it would not be appropriate to comment.

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Report Indicates Violence On TV Escalates

James Nesbitt plays a violent man that abuses men and women in "Jekyll"

Continuing the Judiciary Report's ongoing theme of denouncing the escalating violence in Hollywood programming, a recent study released this week revealed violence against women, teens and children on television is up by as much as 400%. The entertainment industry is delusional if it believes this does not have a negative impact on society.

There are ways to portray or imply violence on screen when it is integral to the movie or TV show, without it being overtly violent and gory.

James Nesbitt in "Occupation"

I was watching a Hollywood movie on TV the other day and out of nowhere, the most violent scene occurred. I thought to myself, was that an eyeball that just flew across the screen? I mean, was that really necessary. Why be so graphic.

Megan Fox in the gory flop "Jennifer's Body"

Several months ago, I was watching a TV show on BBC America called "Jekyll" which I don't recommend by the way. It was a remake of the classic tale "Jekyll and Hyde" but with a very sick, violent, unexpected twist.

For example, there was a scene in which a government rep went to speak to a man with a genetic issue and out of nowhere, he started behaving like a literal devil and slit the civil servant's throat with his fingernail, blood flying everywhere, this ugly, gaping wound appearing on screen, with the man struggling to breathe, falling to his knees and dying.

I was appalled and disgusted. And this program was on TV at about 8PM. All that gore and violence was disturbing and unnecessary. I was sorry I watched it.

Study: TV Violence Against Women Up 120%

Published: October 28, 2009 - Violence against women is increasing on TV, according to a new study from the Parents Television Council -- and its leaders are urging network exec to step in suggesting the violence could desensitize youths and cause incidents like the “horrendous gang rape” of a woman last weekend in Richmond, Calif.

“A wave of media violence is hitting the public like a tsunami,” said PTC president Tim Winter. He said not only are incidents of violence against women and girls increasing in storylines, but the violence is getting “more graphic and more gruesome.”

PTC’s study tracked depiction of “female victimization” and violence on primetime broadcast TV from 2004 to 2009, focusing on sweeps periods in February and May each year. It didn’t study cable, saying it didn’t have enough staff.

The study noted that depiction of violence overall has changed little over the years -- up 2 percent from 2004. Depiction of violence against women, however, was up 120 percent.

It said 29 percent of the incidents were beatings, 18 percent credible threats of violence, 11 perdent were shootings, 8 percent were rapes, 6 percent stabbings and 2 percent torture -- but that in 92 percent of the incidents, graphic violence against women was depicted, not just implied...

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Violence against women, female teens, surges on TV

Wed Oct 28, 2009 4:24pm EDT - LOS ANGELES, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Incidents of violence against women on mainstream U.S. television has increased by 120 percent in the past five years, with the depiction of teen girls as victims rising by some 400 percent, the Parents Television Council said in a report on Wednesday.

The conservative media group said it was particularly disturbed by the use of violence against women in comedies and said it hoped TV networks and advertisers would stand up against the trend.

"I hope the industry will look at our data and be as shocked as I was," PTC president Tim Winter told reporters..

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