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Category Archives: Exaro

Who Owns Your Inner Secrets?

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by Anna Raccoon on July 26, 2016

Whips in parliament operate by controlling information that individual MPs would not want to escape. The Catholic priest enjoyed a measure of control over his community by virtue of what he knew. Blackmailers work on the

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BrExaro means BrExaro.

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by Anna Raccoon on July 21, 2016

The suppurating boil on the face of journalism, oozing vituperative stories, usually with a left-wing sting in the tail, that has been the internet agency Exaro, has, if one can believe a word that Mark Watts,

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What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

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by Anna Raccoon on July 19, 2016

This is a well-meaning face. It belongs to Colette Yapp-Davis. She is, I am sure, a well meaning person attached to the Goddard Inquiry. I am equally sure her previous career as a Renewables Obligation Officer

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Parliament reviews Investigations into Child Sex Abuse.

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by Anna Raccoon on July 2, 2016

Lord Lexden, who used to be Alistair Cooke, a fine author and researcher before acquiring his ermine robes, rose to speak in the House of Lords on Friday.

He paid homage to Carolyn Hoyle

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Inventative Journalism.

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by Anna Raccoon on June 10, 2016

Is ‘Inventative’ a word? I wasn’t sure – it suited my purposes as an alternative to ‘Investigative’ but I couldn’t find it in the dikshunary. (I do use one occasionally!)

My search for the

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Victims and Survivors.

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by Anna Raccoon on May 18, 2016

Falsehood flies, and the Truth comes limping after it; so that when Men come to be undeceiv’d, it is too late; the Jest is over, and the Tale has had its Effect…

It was 200 years

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‘Saint’ Nick and the Fantasist Club.

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by Anna Raccoon on May 13, 2016

Someone had a sense of humour at Operation Midland, when they psuedo-named their prime ‘witness’ as Nick.

I am indebted to Bob Woffinden, in his excellent book ‘The Nicholas Cases‘*, for alerting me

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To #Believe or not to #Believe.

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by Anna Raccoon on March 27, 2016

That is the question. There are so many possible answers.

When Exaro first emerged with their ‘credible and true’ allegations of exotic Westminster paedophile rings, the opprobrium heaped on the head of anyone, like Ms Raccoon for

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Not yet ‘Settle’d.

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by Anna Raccoon on February 10, 2016

Mark Watts was busy picking the cherries out of the Operation Vincente review conducted by Deputy Chief Constable James Vaughan of Dorset Police.

Met was right to interview Lord Brittan over rape – review.

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Necro-nonce© policing and Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe.

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by Anna Raccoon on February 7, 2016

Every single working day of the past year; every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday – and come to that – most Saturdays for good measure, a senior and specially trained police officer of the gender requested by

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Slater & Gordon’s annus horribilis.

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by Anna Raccoon on January 31, 2016

Long ago, there was a country club with a golf course called ‘Quindell’. A man called Rob Terry ran it, despite his previous company, Innovation Group, apparently vanishing up its own backside – leaving him some £12 million to

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Lord Bramall: IPCC identify ‘victim’.

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by Anna Raccoon on January 18, 2016

For all the richly deserved ‘scrambled egg‘ that decorates Lord Bramall’s formal dress, none can mean as much to him as the discreet star depicted here – which signifies that he was the 973rd person personally chosen

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Exaro digging ever deeper.

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by Anna Raccoon on October 7, 2015

Herr Watts – Mark Flick.

It is not the first time in Mark Watts’ chequered career that he has been accused of being ‘McCarthyite’ or instigating a witch hunt.

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Munchausen’s Tea Party.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 14, 2015

The poisonous legacy of Leveson drags on. The main stream media has turned into ‘penny dreadful’ country in its efforts to prove that it should be allowed to print anything and everything (well,

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