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Namaste Magazine Cover Story: "Masons Facilitate Prostitution at U.S. Taxpayer Expense" by Sandy Frost

Sun Jun 19, 2011 12:42 AM EDT
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Prostitution Protected and Facilitated by Officers of the Judiciary and Law Enforcement, “Masons” Pictured Having Sex with Under Age Prostitutes, Jesters Called to Testify About Sex with Minors While Fishing in Brazil, Tax Fraud

Three years of investigating the Royal Order of Jesters has been condensed into a 2,500 word cover story for Namaste Magazine, published out of the UK. Exposed is the Jesters’ darkest secret – hijacking our tax system to party with prostitutes at taxpayer expense.

I want to thank the Namaste’s editor, Carl, for getting it.

He’s been covering the case of Holly Grieg, a Scottish girl who told her Mom in 2000 that her father had sexually abused her when she was only six. As Holly provided more names, it became apparent she was victimized by a pedophile ring with Masonic affiliations. Instead of investigators seeking justice for the Down Syndrome girl, a twenty year cover-up ensued, including efforts to silence Holly’s Mom by putting her in jail.

The coincidence is that Holly's Dad worked in the oil fields of Brazil and flew in and out of Manaus, home of the Brazilian Federal Police’s investigation into the sexual exploitation of minor girls living along the Amazon by North American tourists. The Federal Police interviewed five “Jane Does” who alleged that “Richard” illegally lured them off their reservations to have sex with North American fishermen aboard the Amazon Santana.

This same investigation led to the Brazilian Federal Police indicting former fishing tour operator Richard Schair of Gainesville, Georgia for rape, corruption of minors and operating a network of prostitution.

On April 29, 2011, the Brazilian Public Ministry began formally prosecuting Schair and five Brazilian associates for operating a house of prostitution.

Six weeks later, on June 14, 2011, Equality Now announced that the law firm King and Spalding is representing four Brazilian girls who are suing Schair for sex trafficking. The girls allege he coerced them into prostitution for his clients, with one as young as 12.

After Schair fired two fishing guides for complaining about the underage girls, they went to the Brazilian Federal Police with, among other things, pictures of “Masons” having sex with the underage girls

So, when I approached Carl with a story about dirty cops and corrupt officers of the court who transport prostitutes around North America for sex parties and Jesters who go fishing in Brazil for girls over 13, he wrote back with a deadline.

According to the magazine’s site:

“Namaste is a UK quarterly magazine, also available in North America and by subscription worldwide. Our intention is to provide our readers who have a strong desire to seek the truth, with a diverse collection of thought-provoking and inspiring material...Namaste is a magazine that gives you the opportunity to take that step back to give you a wider view, bring you the news the mainstream media WON’T.”

Namaste is an ancient Sanskrit blessing meaning: “I honour the place within you where the entire Universe resides. I honour the place within you of love, light, truth and peace. I honour the place within you, where, when you are in that place in you and I am in that place in me, there is only One of us."

Individual copies can be ordered here. Thanks in advance for ordering your own copy and supporting Namaste’s commitment to a free press and cutting edge journalism.

All copies of material reprinted or duplicated from "by Sandy Frost" must include the following credit line: From Copyright © 2011 by Sandy Frost. Used by permission. http://sandyfrost.newsvine.com/

 

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Sandy Frost

I'm trying to find out where Namaste is available in the U.S.

Otherwise you can order your own copy here.

Thanks,

Sandy

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Reply#1 - Sun Jun 19, 2011 12:46 AM EDT
maddad

thank you for a concise and understandable report, with your permission, would like to clip to Crimes Against Children. again, regret not finding these articles sooner. the sexual abuse of anyone is intolerable...but to fund it with federal tax $$ is inexcusable.

MADdad

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#1.1 - Sun Jun 19, 2011 6:06 AM EDT
Sandy Frost

Dear maddad,

Sure! Link this far and wide!

Thanks,

Sandy

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#1.2 - Sun Jun 19, 2011 8:25 AM EDT
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happy mike

The Government can't stop pot from being homegrown or imported and sold! How are they going to control something that has been going on in every culture since man began walking on two feet? Mandatory birth control is the only real answer. I truly believe that a woman should be required to have a license to have a child. And only if that woman can prove mental and financial responsibility. I know it sounds unethical and bias, but do you have any better ideas?...GOOD LUCK !!!

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Reply#2 - Sun Jun 19, 2011 1:50 AM EDT
Sandy Frost

Dear happy mike,

Thank you for your comments and your views on reproductive choice but the story is about human trafficking and child sex tourism by those sworn to vows of brotherly love, charity and family values.

Those involved think it's OK to go to other countries with their sons and, presumably while married, and have sex with kids.

OK. Maybe it's about human trafficking, child sex tourism and pedophilia.

The focus is my cover story is on the nonprofit fraud. A handful of Jester leaders have figured out how to operate a nationwide network of prostitution at tax payer expense.

In other words, assuming you pay taxes, you subsidize this stuff.

Thanks again,

Sandy

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#2.1 - Mon Jun 20, 2011 1:21 PM EDT
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Lisafrequency

Mandatory birth control is the only real answer. I truly believe that a woman should be required to have a license to have a child. And only if that woman can prove mental and financial responsibility. I know it sounds unethical and bias, but do you have any better ideas?...GOOD LUCK !!!

Whatever are wars for? I guess there is no way to educate the sexually over saturated by the media masses. :/

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Reply#3 - Sun Jun 19, 2011 1:37 PM EDT
Sandy Frost

Dear Lisafrequency,

Thank you for your comments. I went to your site and like your philosophy. Breathing and love.

Your observation is so correct about the "sexually over saturated." These guys who victimize these girls and women seem to be like that.

Thanks again,

Sandy

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#3.1 - Mon Jun 20, 2011 1:43 PM EDT
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dbmcc

I don't know how the discussion jumped from the abuse of children by men to requiring women to get a license to have a child? Really! Will, instead of punishing the victim perhaps we should punish the rapist...castration anyone.

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Reply#4 - Sun Jun 19, 2011 6:14 PM EDT
Sandy Frost

Dear dbmcc,

I Googled "chemical castration" and found that it's also tne name of a rock band!

I've explored this before, the idea of chemical castration, as a punishment for those who sexually abuse children. I read that Georgia has experimented with it.

One of the things I'm hoping for is Congressonal hearings into all of this. There are some powerful guys who don't want this exposed. This could be why we've not seen anything from the Feds yet.

You can bet there are power struggles going on behind the scenes.. The fact that Brazil and the alleged victims are going after Richard Schair pressures the U.S. to do the same. The problem is his customers would probably be called as witnesses against him.

This is just the beginning, though, of a huge scandal that will soon dominate the headlines. There is only so much these guys can do to keep it out of the media once the talking heads undertand it's not so much about the sex crimes as it's about the tax fraud because we're ALL getting screwed.

Thanks,

Sandy

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#4.1 - Mon Jun 20, 2011 4:58 PM EDT
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A Shriners Kid SLC

the fact that you have been writing about this tragedy for many months, is sad. the fact that you have contacts (as stated in many of your other articles) is good. the fact that some look at all of this as "bashing" or "being against" the organization behind all of this, is sad...

knowing how the shriners and masons have been seen in the public's eye, mainly because of the hospitals the shriners run probably makes most folks say to themselves, "that this can't be really happening!" and knowing that i was and always will be, a shriners kid because of being in their hospital off & on for many years and reading this and some comments made to you and your work, makes me ill...

too many want to see only what they have been seeing and not the truth. playing "ostrich" will not make this or any other problem, go away. we have to face the piper when it is time and pay the price!!

make 'em pay, sandy!!

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Reply#5 - Fri Jul 1, 2011 10:31 PM EDT
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