The Rich and Powerful At the Core of Pedophile Entrapment Networks.

We've all heard the "rumor" that Jerry Sandusky and the Second Mile were pimping out young boys to wealthy donors. Whether it's true, or not, the fact remains that the biggest dirty "little" secret in the world is that pedophile networks are an integral part of our current power structure. The dirty "little" secret is that some very rich, powerful, and often trusted individuals or groups of individuals run these networks. The dirty "little" secret is that children are as much a commodity as narcotic drugs and firearms/weapons. In fact, they're much more valuable as, unlike weapons and drugs, children continue to earn income, day after day, year after year. These three commodities alone are estimated to produce $1 trillion per year, if not more.

Regarding the Sandusky case, via a July 19 interview with Greg Bucceroni, currently employed as a school police officer in the Philadelphia, Pa. school district while also volunteering with the District Attorney’s office, Bucceroni told a reporter,

“In 1979 and 1980—when I was 13 and 14 years old—a well-connected pedophile named Edward Savitz took me on trips from Philadelphia to TSM fundraisers. I knew the minute I got there it was a breeding ground because of Savitz’s involvement. While [Jerry] Sandusky interacted with wealthy donors, the other men were sizing-up kids. I felt like a cheap whore because I was in these naked pictures that Savitz was passing around.”

When asked how certain he was in regard to these claims, Bucceroni replied, “I’m sure of it. Savitz talked about taking kids from Philly to TSM and introducing them to men—soliciting them to ‘his friends.’ They exchanged and swapped kids like baseball cards. It was a feeding frenzy. I felt like a prostitute or a go-go dancer at a bachelor party. I felt dirty, used and cheap.”

When it came to TSM’s founder, Bucceroni didn’t overplay what happened. “Savitz introduced me to Sandusky on two separate occasions, but he didn’t come across like a pedophile. The other guys at these functions, though, were different. I could tell from their body language what they had in mind. When I met him, Jerry was a like a movie star. Everyone called him ‘Coach.’ After Savitz hand-delivered my enrollment forms to him, Jerry grabbed me by the shoulder—not in a sexual way—and said, ‘Don’t worry, we’ll take care of you.’ Savitz told me that Jerry would take kids to football games.”

Sexually abused victims who testified at the Sandusky trial in Bellefonte, Pa. confirmed this point.

Now, why no mention of this in the Freeh Report?

Globalized pedophile networks function not only to line the already lined pockets of the immensely wealthy, but to ensure the immensely wealthy and powerful stay immensely wealthy and powerful. That is, to blackmail others - politicians, celebrities, corporate executives, etc. - into submission. This, of course is nothing new; however, is gradually being exposed by certain non-affiliated groups of people.

The Institute for the Study of Globalization and Covert Politics (ISGP) is one of those groups. They started a project that ran from 2004 to 2010. It was a successful attempt to analyze the various elites of the western world, and to see how they interact with both each other and national governments.

They came to the conclusion that the "people who have been accused of running the Cold War through means of drug trafficking, arms trade, false flag terrorist attacks and coups, coincidentally also seem to be at the core of pedophile entrapment networks."

They also found "a clear pattern in international accusations of a cover up in child abuse networks when looking at the liberal establishment." Establishments such as Bilderberg. From Henry Kissinger to David Rockefeller, there have been accusations. None other than "Bilderberg chairman Etienne Davignon, the European pillar of the Bilderberg group and a good friend of Kissinger, was named as a child abuser."

Some of this stuff sounds like something out of the darkest of Grimm's fairytales. Hunts on children that take place on castle grounds. Maurice Lippens, who regularly goes to Bilderberg and the Trilateral Commission meetings is among those accused of having participated in hunts on children, in this case at Chateau de Chimay.

There is a ritual abuse cult of 300 upper class Dutchmen that was briefly mentioned in the almost impossible to get book, The X-Dossiers. Here is a you-tube video exposing all of the people connected to the child abuse network:



All of these child abuse scandals - Haut de la Garenne, Dutrox, Hollie Greig, Franklin Scandal, Presidio, and of course, Penn State University and the Milton Hershey School - involve protected pedophilia by the powerful.

To be sure, you will never ever hear any of this reported by the mainstream media. However, the efforts the ruling class is going to make sure this ugly truth remains hidden speaks for itself. And you wonder why people like Senator Jay Rockefeller is pushing for more powers to clamp down on the Internet, by imposing Internet V2, a system very much like on demand/cable, where people would only be able to view/read/listen to what was approved.

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The Pedophocracy


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The Louis Freeh Whitewash on Sandusky.

In November, 2011, I posted about cover-up specialist, Louis Free and his close connection to MBNA, and Penn State. It appears his "investigation" is complete. However, what Louis Freeh's 267-page report on the "facts and circumstances of the actions of The PSU surrounding the child abuse committed by former employee, Gerald Sandusky," doesn't say, speaks louder than what it does say, and that is: Sandusky is not the only pedophile involved in this scandal.  Not even close.

The big unanswered question here is the extraordinary length of time it took - over a decade - for government agencies/institutions to do anything to stop Sandusky. If anything, they blatantly encouraged him. . Aside from Freeh failing to investigate why, then, Attorney General Tom Corbett, did not want to pursue Sandusky pedophile case, and the missing Second Mile files from 2000-2003, three York County PA judges - Renn, Linebaugh, and Musti Cook - concealed complaints of courthouse pedophile ring involving Wantz and Attorney Larry Heim, and the longstanding allegations that Corbett Administration security provider Russell Wantz, Jr. has ongoing close ties to a prostitution and pedophile ring centered in and around the York County courthouse.

Sex offender Wantz, of York County, was arrested in a Craigslist sting in December 2007, by Swatara Township police. In 2009, Wantz was granted an ARD by Dauphin County District Attorney Ed Marsico. At the time Marsico refused to investigate Wantz further.

Wantz is the owner of the Schaad Detective Agency of York. Schaad holds multi-million dollar security contracts with the administration of Gov. Tom Corbett. Schaad guards sensitive state complexes such as the PennDot headquarters in Harrisburg.

Moreover, what about the suspicious disappearance of Ray Gricar, Dist. Attorney of Centre County? Or, the apparent "suicide" of assistant U.S. attorney, Jonathan Luna,  Both were working on sex crimes that traced to high visibility politicians.  Luna was stabbed 32 times, with defensive stab wounds on his hands? I don't know about you, but I can't imagine it's easy to stab yourself 32 times, yet the FBI maintains that his death was due to a suicide.  In both cases, the FBI seems to be either covering something up, or severely incompetent. 

From the 2005 article, Dead DAs Don't Lie: Ray Gricar, Drugs and Pedophilia, Bill Keisling points out the similarities between the two cases:

At the time of their disappearances, both prosecutors were involved in high-stakes heroin cases.
* The drug suppliers in both cases were from the New York city area.
* Both men disappeared on car rides, while they were alone.
* Both men vanished without their cell phones. Luna's cell phone was found on his desk, while Gricar's was in his car. This seems to indicate misplaced trust, or perhaps a sudden interruption that called them away from their routine or expected activites.
* Gricar's laptop, police say, is missing. Luna's laptop was found on his desk at work. At the time of Luna's death, Lancaster County, PA, coroner Barry Walp suggested that some of the 36 stab wounds inflicted on Luna's body appeared to have perhaps been intended to make him talk. "You would think they were perhaps after information from the guy when you see something like this," Coroner Walp told a local paper in December 2003. Gricar's disappearance follows on the heels of a widely distributed DVD titled, "Stop Snitching," in which retaliation is promised for those cooperating with drug prosecutions.
* Both Luna and Gricar seem to have set out, for reasons unknown, perhaps to predetermined, out-of-the-way destinations, as if on a rendezvous with someone they trusted. Phone records apparently offer no clues. Or, both men may have been waylaid by a stalker or stalkers; Luna, driving home, and Gricar, while shopping for antiques.
* The press coverage of both disappearances also bear striking similarities. Unreliable or illogical sightings may offer false clues.
* Both men were subjected to unlikely suicide theories in the press.
Suicide theories floated in Gricar case, and other cases

And then there is the neglect of the media to mention the parallels between Penn State and the Hershey School pedophile scandal, not to mention, the self-enrichment at the top to indefensible policy and resource-use decisions:

* Years of inaction by the authorities.

* Governor Tom Corbett (then Attorney General) sitting on his hands.

* A child predator remaining at large after local police and MHS administrators inexplicably closed an ongoing investigation.

* Tolerance of unacceptable leadership conduct.

From the Phila Inquirer on the Hershey School perpetrator:

"Although he was not arrested until 2008, Koons was brought to the attention of the school and the Derry Township police in the late 1990s when the mother of a former student said in an affidavit that her son had been molested in the 1980s. A police and school investigation was launched in 1998 but abandoned without explanation in April 1999. Koons was eventually nabbed by the police in Middletown Borough."

The bottom line is that powerful, wealthy, and politically connected people - the protected class - build systems to shield them from the consequences of their actions, no matter how heinous those actions are.

Victim Claims Sandusky Sex Scandal Connected to Philadelphia Pedophile Network

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Attorney General Tom Corbett Did Not Want to Pursue Sandusky Pedophile Case

Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett made it clear to his staff that he did not want to pursue the pedophile case against former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky.

“Tom didn’t want to do it,” one Corbett associate explains.

A separate investigation involving AG office narcotics Agent Anthony Sassano in November 2010 finally broke the "Corbett-imposed logjam" in the Sandusky case.

On his PACE computer database system, he discovered that the former football coach was also supposedly under investigation for a pedophile complaint by Corbett’s heretofore-inactive state trooper, and prosecutor.

Centre County District Attorney Michael Madeira referred the Sandusky pedophile investigation to Attorney General Tom Corbett in March 2009. DA Maderia cited a personal conflict of interest between himself and Sandusky.

AG Corbett told key members of his staff that he did not want to actively pursue the Sandusky case.

"Tom didn't want to do it," one Corbett associate explains.

The case, per standard procedure, was assigned to a state trooper, and a prosecutor. Nevertheless, without Corbett's approval, and without the active shepherding of the AG, the investigation went nowhere.

At the time the pedophile case was first received by the AG's office in 2009, particulars of the case were, by routine procedure, entered into the Office of Attorney General's PACE computer system database. PACE is an acronym for Police Automated Computer Entry.

The PACE system is a computerized indexing and intelligence system. It allows law enforcement personnel to discover if a potential target is under investigation by other law enforcement officers or agencies.

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Joe Paterno: It Takes A Village.

When in doubt, follow the money trails.  As it turns out, former Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno had close business ties to Second Mile, the $27 million charity founded by alleged child molester and former Nittany Lions assistant coach Jerry Sandusky. The Daly reports that Paterno and longtime Second Mile board chairman Robert Poole(runs Poole Anderson Construction, one of the biggest independent contractors employed by Penn State) secured financing to build a $125 million luxury retirement community in 2002.

Paterno was also partnered with that team of investors in developing a golf resort and nearby restaurant and inn. Paterno also partnered with other current and former Second Mile board members on a bottled water company, a coaching website and a chain of convenience stores.

Pinnacle Development, one-half of the developer team that built The Village at Penn State, included Paterno, Poole, William Schreyer—a Penn State trustee whose daughter is a longtime board member of The Second Mile—and local developer Philip Sieg.

Each partner stood to make an estimated $590,000 in fees and 15 percent annual interest on an $125,000 initial investment if the project was successful enough to get funding for a second phase.

It wasn't. The Village's nonprofit owner filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday. The filing indicated that Pinnacle was never repaid its initial investment, and that $18.8 million was owed to residents who moved out and demanded refunds on their entrance fees.

JoePa pimping the Village at Penn State



And if that's not enough, another thread can be added into this tangled web of lies and deceit. Amos Goodall, of Goodall  Yurchakm, the former law firm of District judge Leslie Dutchcot, who initially failed to recuse herself from the Sandusky case, despite her ties to Second Mile, represented Ray Gricar's sister, to declare Gricar dead. On top of that, Goodall's son, Christian committed suicide


Is it any wonder that in 2007, then-President Graham Spanier vigorously fought a proposed expansion to the Open Records Law for Penn State and the other state-related schools, citing concerns about privacy to donors, compensation packages for staff and issues of intellectual property rights, among other reasons?

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Sportianity: One Nation Under ESPN.

Over 30-years ago, in a 1976 Sports Illustrated article, Frank Deford coined the term "Sportianity"—"a triumphal evangelism blended with competitive zeal that has been crafted by and for those whose love of athletics often makes it difficult for them to view sports objectively."

Fast forward to present day, with the infusion of commercialism into athletics complete, the obsession with sports in our culture can only be defined in religious terms.

Sure, "sportsmanship" is given plenty of lip-service; however, in reality, it's almost non-existent, today. Healthy competition has degenerated into cut-throat competition and the concept of teamwork into self-elevating opportunities for players and coaches, alike...all the way down to the grade-school level, if not preschool! Whether actively participating as coaches, or shouting from the sidelines as parents, adults who live vicariously through their children has become as American as "apple pie". Little hard to counteract a self-absorbed society when the parents are leading the way, don't you think?

Moreover, when sports are always organized by adults, rather than the spontaneous organization of children, it kills the joy and sense of satisfaction and accomplishment that most kids experience as a result.   Winning to please the adults is very often the unspoken "rule of law".

With the advent of "organized" sports for toddlers, and the competition, pressure and misbehavior of parents that accompanies, it should come as no surprise that the crimes and indiscretions of players and coaches in higher education is increasing with astonishing frequency. It just doesn't get any worse than the current Penn State/Syracuse scandal. Or does it?

It absolutely does. The mind-numbing glorification of sports at the expense of everything else is downright evil. As I've said before, Penn State is only the tip of a very dark and ugly iceberg. Child sex trafficking and sporting events go hand-in-hand.   Take Super Bowl Sunday.  It conjures up images of touchdowns, tailgates, and tradition. Nevertheless, there  there is a very dark side that gets very little exposure.  Believe it or not, in the spirit of Penn State,  it's a child sex trafficker's playground, according to Brad Dennis, the director of the KlaasKids Foundation. Which makes sense when you really think about it. But that's the whole problem, no one thinks about it.

Don't get me wrong.  I really enjoy sports. The problem is not sports, it's the sports-industrial-complex that has infiltrated every aspect of our lives creating a false religion that makes us forget what's important.

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Louis Freeh, MBNA, and the Penn State Connection Update

Former FBI chief Louis Freeh chosen to lead the Penn State investigation has ties to Second Mile charity's board.
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Sandusky hires private investigator to study sex-abuse claim

Victim preparing to testify at Jerry Sandusky hearing, attorney says

Victim One has been notified by police that he most likely will have to testify at a preliminary hearing scheduled for mid December in the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse case.

One of the newly hired Philadelphia-area attorneys now representing the 17-year-old boy -- who was the first to come forward and the last of eight chronological victims outlined in a grand jury presentment against former Penn State assistant football coach Sandusky -- says one of the first tasks as the boy's attorney is making sure that testimony goes as smoothly as possible

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Update: This incestuous community of elitist officials continues to rearrange the deck furniture.  Now, in addition to the PSU whitewash investigation, Freeh has been appointed to probe the MF Global Collapse.

It's common knowledge that Freeh is go-to guy when it comes to events that need covering up.  In 2000, Bloomberg Businessweek published an article The Case against Louis Freeh detailing how the former FBI Director at the time, "bungled investigations of high-profile criminal cases and repeatedly misled probers and judges in legal proceedings." The article went on to say, "Freeh's FBI has tried to run roughshod over the civil liberties of ordinary citizens, demanding access to encryption codes and elbowing its way onto every PC in the country through its Carnivore project".

FBI Director Louis Freeh opposes U.S. encryption while admitting the U.S. is under digital attack. Freeh supported the mandatory Clipper project to bug America. Freeh's FBI also developed the intrusive Carnivore program, and Freeh has repeatedly testified that all encryption products should be banned. In fact, Freeh testified before the Senate on Sept. 3, 1997 that the Founding Fathers "did not foresee encryption."

Obviously, the FBI director flunked history class. The fact is the Founding Fathers knew very well of codes and ciphers. Jefferson, Franklin and even Washington used codes and ciphers for personal business. Paul Revere used the same techniques that, today, the director of the FBI proposes to ban.

President Bush has selected Freeh to continue as FBI director. Yet the FBI failed to detect the highest Russian agent in U.S. government service. Freeh policies and practices are anti-privacy, proven by his term with Bill Clinton.

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Freeh served as general counsel of the former MBNA credit card company in Wilmington, Delaware along with top bank executive Ric Struthers, a Penn State graduate and major contributor still affiliated with the university. Struthers is also on the board of directors of The Second Mile charity. Freeh gave a speech in 2005 at a dedication of a new Penn State building that Struthers and his wife supported through a $2 million gift.

In 2006, Freeh left the credit card company as it was acquired by Bank of America Corp. According to an MBNA document filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Freeh cashed out stock options worth over $20 million, not counting his annual compensation.

Freeh also served on the board of Fannie Mae before it was taken over by the federal government due to its insolvency in 2008, and on the board of Wilmington Trust Corp. until it was sold in 2010 after its share price collapsed due to bad real estate development loans in Delaware. Freeh currently serves as a member of the audit committee of Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., the drugmaker.

MBNA became the largest independent credit card issuer by landing college alumni and other group members as customers through lucrative arrangements that included giving the company access to alumni and student addresses and using college letterheads and mascots in marketing campaigns. Penn State, along with the National Football League and the National Education Association, was one of MBNA's biggest sources of profitable credit card debtors, company executives said at the time. Freeh didn't immediately return a call left at his Wilmington office.

Freeh is not the only former MBNA official with an important role at an institution trying to cope with the scandal.

One of his former superiors at MBNA, Ric Struthers, is the most prominent national business figure on the board of the Second Mile Foundation, the charity started and formerly run by coach Sandusky. (Fielding notes Freeh knew Struthers, but didn't report to him; he reported to MBNA's top boss, who at the time was company founder Charles Cawley. Struthers held the top job after Cawley's retirement. Freeh's duties at MBNA included lobbying Congress to make it harder for bankrupt consumers to write off their unpaid credit card bills, and marketing credit cards to police and other law enforcement groups.)

Struthers, a 1977 Penn State graduate, played a key role in managing the business relationship between the Penn State Alumni Association and MBNA. The bank paid the alumni more than $30 million for its mailing lists and other marketing aid in its credit card solicitation campaigns from 1994-2010, as I reported in this space last year after the university was forced to disclose the payments by a change in federal law.

Struthers collected more than $10 million a year in stock and cash pay from MBNA in the bank's final years; he donated $2 million to the bank's 2002-05 capital campaign. He held a series of executive jobs at MBNA and ran it with other operations as chief executive officer of the nation's largest credit card operation, after its purchase by Bank of America, until his job was eliminated last year.

Besides paying the alumni group $30 million, "from 1998 to 2002, MBNA also agreed to pay Penn State an additional $500,000 a year to ensure that it didn’t make deals with other banks and that football coach Joe Paterno kept up his end of another MBNA marketing agreement. Terms of Paterno’s deal weren’t disclosed," as I noted in my Philadelphia Inquirer column last year. Struthers didn't immediately return a call to his home.

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Missteps At Every Turn: Efforts to clean up Penn State reveal how deep the institutional problems lie

Pa. Governor In Middle On Penn State Case

Patriot-News Special Report: Inside the Jerry Sandusky investigation - why did it take so long?

Sandusky and the discussion of Division III football program at PSU Altoona in late 1998

In late 1998-early 1999, Sandusky held discussions with Penn State Altoona about the possibility of starting a Division III football program here.

Why did Sandusky Retire in 1999?

Interesting article on the cover up scandal

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The Likelihood of Reform Hinges on the Ability to Uncover the Truth.

Like the driest of paper, the Penn State investigation was so close to bursting into flames that all it took was an infinitesimally small spark: one random message on a PSU football message board, to re-ignite it.  This message conveyed the idea that there might be a PSU coach who saw something, but wasn't talking, which led investigators to Mike McQueary, who finally opened up about what he knew about Jerry Sandusky's sexual abuse of children.  Although, it's been suggested that the case was kept under wraps until after Joe Paterno broke the record for wins by a Division One coach; however, even if that is true, it goes way beyond Paterno. 


The circumstances surrounding this case - Sandusky's confession in 1998, Gricar’s dropping the case against Sandusky in 1998, the silence of all those powerful men at Penn State that knew of Sandusky’s perversion, Gricar’s disappearance and the Second Mile Foundation - leads those of us with inquiring minds to think that this may have been an open secret, a cover-up, but the very fact that PSU wants to investigate itself, will undoubtedly transform this possibility into probability in those inquiring minds. There needs to be an investigation by someone who has no association whatsoever with the PA political structure. There is no doubt that this went on thanks to the complicity of law enforcement and people in high places, in on the cover-up.

Moreover, Governor Corbett's decision to approve a $3 million dollar grant to the Second Mile charity,, while he knew about the Sandusky sex abuse investigation during his time as attorney general demands that an independent third party investigate this matter.

The problem is finding someone(s) with the appropriate credentials, without any affiliation to Penn State, and in my humble opinion, without any affiliation to Pennsylvania at all. Everyone will be satisfied once Sandusky gets what's coming to him without realizing that the organized abuse of children - elite pedophile rings - is a reality, that goes way beyond Sandusky.  And by the very nature of these rings, they are protected by a vast network of high profile people with an abundance of power. So, it appears that evil will prevail once again, and none will be the wiser.

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Web of liability may extend far beyond Penn State University

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