Exaro
| UK media source which addressed third rail topics which the establishment commercially-controlled media refused to, notably sexual blackmail and the VIPaedophile phenomenon |
Started: September 2011
Founder: David Pallister
Owner: New Sparta Ltd. (Jerome Booth)
Main focus: Jimmy Savile, VIPaedophile, UK/VIPaedophile
Members: Mark Watts
Exaro was a UK media source which showed itself willing to address topics which the establishment commercially-controlled media have refused to, notably sexual blackmail and VIPaedophiles.[1] The Dailymail wrote in 2016 that it had a close link to Labour deputy leader Tom Watson.[2]
Kroll control of the City of London police
In June 2012, Exaro outed Kroll Inc. as having instigated the City of London police to instigate an unnecessary investigation costing £1 million to protect the reputation of one of its clients.[3]
VIPaedophile
- Full article: VIPaedophile
- Full article: VIPaedophile
Exaro reported allegations of paedophilia in the UK political establishment which was facilitated and exploited by MI5 for purposes of political blackmail. It assisted in production of the 2015 film which was broadcast on Australia's 60 Minutes in July 2015.[4]
Carl Beech
- Full article: Carl Beech
- Full article: Carl Beech
Some commercially-controlled media outlets reported the accusations of Carl Beech and others, such as 'Darren'. Spiked wrote that "Beech also amassed a hardcore group of enthusiasts in public life who helped to give his allegations the oxygen of publicity."[5]
Closure
The investigations into VIPaedophile did not make money and Exaro was shut down amid a financial crisis of the owning company, New Sparta Ltd.[6] The site was offline in 2018, came available again shortly during the year and appears to be finally deactivated by 2020 (the content on 'exaronews.com' now beeing in French). The domain 'exaronews.com' was excluded from the Internet Archive at one point, very likely to cover up their reporting by making it inaccessible.
An archive of the page was started at the domain exaro.news, which was run by a British national living in Canada.[7] On that domain, original URL's only needed to be adjusted for the domain name:
- https://exaronews.com/audio-file-set-to-blow-lid-off-paedophile-scandal-at-westminster
- 'exaronews.com' into 'exaro.news' -> https://exaro.news/audio-file-set-to-blow-lid-off-paedophile-scandal-at-westminster
References
- ↑ "Byline festival: Secrecy and abuse"
- ↑ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3702482/Controversial-website-ran-false-claims-child-sex-abuse-string-VIPs-shut-down.html
- ↑ http://www.exaronews.com/articles/4459/exposed-internal-e-mails-show-how-kroll-started-police-case
- ↑ http://www.exaronews.com/articles/5614/australia-s-60-minutes-makes-special-on-uk-s-vip-paedophiles
- ↑ "Carl Beech and his enablers"
- ↑ http://radio4all.net/responder.php/download/97477/107081/119029/?url=http://www.radio4all.net/files/tony@cultureshop.org.uk/2149-1-20180511190000.mp3
- ↑ https://davidhencke.com/tag/exaro-news/