that's the one. sick pukes. "The lurking stranger in a dirty mac is easy to spot. Yet it is ‘respectable’ men like Andrew Sadler who commit the bulk of paedophile crime. In the 1970s and early 1980s, paedophiles of this stamp founded PIE (the Paedophile Information Exchange) and lobbied for legal reform, notably the lowering of the age of consent to ten. Initially, the group made some headway. In October 1977, Community Care, a magazine for social workers, ran an article that described PIE’s chairman, Tom O’Carroll, as ‘a likeable, gentle young man’ possessed of ‘dark good looks’. The female writer went on to say that PIE members saw themselves as ‘co- operating with parents in a hitherto neglected aspect of prepubertal development’. PIE attempted to ‘repackage’ paedophilia. In 1981, it suggested that the word ‘paedophile’ be dropped because of its negative associations. Just as homosexuals had adopted the word ‘gay’, so it was proposed that paedophiles should adopt the term ‘kind person’ to describe themselves, thus giving ‘a positive description of paedosexuality’. Reality soon reasserted itself. Five members of PIE went on trial in 1981 for ‘conspiracy to corrupt public morals’, and Tom O’Carroll was sentenced to two years in prison. PIE appeared to collapse, and disappeared from public view. However, many experts think the organisation simply went underground in the face of hostile public opinion. Gradually, they say, the remnants of PIE have regrouped and transformed into the paedophile web of which Sadler was a key member. THE subsequent careers of PIE members seem to bear this out. Charles Scott Napier of Thames Ditton, Surrey, was treasurer of PIE. A former prep school teacher, and convicted child abuser, Napier remained close to a number of previous PIE members. Police believe that Andrew Sadler knew both Napier and PIE founder-member Morris Fraser, another convicted paedophile. Fraser was a leading child psychiatrist, specialising in childhood trauma. Sadler and Fraser are believed to have attended Napier’s Thames Ditton ‘parties’, where boys were filmed being subjected to multiple acts of abuse. Through the interlinking connections between men like Fraser, Napier and Sadler, the spider’s web grew. The organisation was informal, but some members began to take on specialist roles. Sadler’s position was ‘quartermaster’, co- ordinating foreign travel for abusers in their ceaseless search for the world’s most vulnerable children." https://spotlightonabuse.wordpress.com/category/pie-paedophile-information-exchange/page/24/ http://www.magickingdomdispatch.com/2017/09/defenders-of-pedophilia-15.html