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The incoming director of the New York Times, Mark Thompson, may have to answer probing questions about BBC celebrity Jimmy Savile, who is accused of paedophilia among other perversities.
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 Incoming New York Times chief Mark Thompson was at the BBC at the time that former BBC personality Jimmy Savile was raping children. Should not the two media giants open their files on paedophilia?
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 Bill Donohue of the Catholic League comments on the BBC sexual abuse crisis and its implications for the New York Times, which is bring on former BBC exec Mark Thompson.
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 Mark Thompson, the incoming CEO of the New York Times, was once the director general of the BBC while its acclaimed radio personality Sir Jimmy Savile was raping underage girls.
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 Investigators in the UK are looking into allegations dating to 1959 that a BBC celebrity engaged in child rape and necrophilia. The incoming New York Times editor, Englishman Mark Thompson, was director of the BBC.
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 Here Bill Donohue reports on the BBC sexual abuse scandal and its implications for the New York Times and its new editor: Mark Thompson of the BBC.
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 Where the Boys Are: That's where male homosexual predators go.
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 In 2010, only one out of 400 Jewish schools in New York had conducted fingerprint checks on job applicants. The Jewish community has been rocked by allegations that a school teacher had downloaded hundreds of pornographic images of kids.
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 'My Peace I Give You: Healing Sexual Wounds with the Help of the Saints', by Dawn Eden seeks to demonostrate the truth of what the Catholic Church teaches about sexual abuse.
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 In February, six New York public school employees have been arrested for sexual abuse of minors.
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 While the media and advocacy groups have vilified the Catholic Church and its priests, they have been largely silent about abuse of children by teachers and others. Why? Could it be money?
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 The de-sensitization of modern society to moral claims regarding sexuality began with the widely accepted studies by Alfred Kinsey. Now, such a de-sensitization is taking place as to paedophilia.
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