The Community of the Resurrection & Hubert Brasier

Hubert was in the wrong place at the wrong time and he had no intentions of being bludgeoned by a German commoner. Conveniently, this was the exact same moment that the young Mr Brasier felt the touch of God and decided to become a priest, for the Anglican-Catholic Church. More specifically, for the Community of the Resurrection, in Mirfield, West Yorkshire.

The Church would be later be exposed in the first of many child-abuse scandals, involving the infamous Verona Brothers.
The seminary was owned by the Verona Fathers and was opened in 1960. The pair were devilishly enthusiastic and systematic in their campaign of child abuse. The evil-duo preyed upon the children in the seminary, throughout the 60's & 70's.

More interesting facts about the Ministry are that is was the home the Bronte Sisters and just down the road is the grave of Robin Hood. It is said he was poisoned by his Aunt and just before he died, he fired and arrow into the air and asked to be buried wherever it landed...

More interestingly though, is the fact that it was also home to Tommy Mair. The murderer of Labour MP, Jo Cox, who's husband has been allowed to leave his job at 'Save the Children', before being accused of sexual assault by two separate victims who worked for the charity. (Cough! MKUltra! Cough! Patsy!)

It seems this proved to be a useful apprenticeship for the young Hubert and it would not be the only time he was linked to people with dark intentions. Not by a long shot...

Dr Bodkin & Brother Brasier

And this is where thing get really interesting...

Although many of the victims were abused on the grounds of the "The Community" and would have had no contact with Teresa May's Father, Hubert. He was said to have been very close to someone who many would consider to be the Original Harold Shipman...

Adam Bodkin was a Doctor at Eastbourne Hospital and it was here that he would carry out more than 165 murders in a way that we can now refer to as "Doing a Harold Shipman". Dr Bodkin would prey on the elderly and alter their will before injecting them and later declaring them dead from "natural causes". (Straight after their health takes a sudden plummet, 6ft under...)

The eventual arrest of Adam Bodkin, led to one of the most blatant miscarriages of justice in UK history after what went on at Eastbourne Hospital. One of the reasons for this obvious facade, was the fact that the NHS had only just been established and this kind of scandal could kill the cash cow that suckled the teat of the pharmaceutical drug industry.£$£$£$
In 1961, Bodkins did indeed get away with murder and astonishingly the only punishment he received was to be struck from the NHS register. Oh yes, he also had to confess to Brother Brasier...

Adam Bodkin was later reinstated by the NHS, in 1961.

After this, Hubert Brasier's carreer just seemed to cement itself in the Chichester Diocese, where he continued up until 1990. In the time-frame of Mr Brasier's employment, he would oversee the crimes of the following perpetrators:

• Canon Gordon Rideout - 10-years sentence. 36 offenses. 16 victims. 1962-1973
• Peter Ball - 32 months sentence. 18 victims. 1977-1992(Further charges of indecently assaulting two boys, aged 13 and 15.
• Keith Wilke Denford - 18 months sentence. 2 victims. 1987-1990(Keith was acquitted of abusing a 3rd boy)
• Michael Mytton - 9 month sentence(suspended for 2 years). 2 victims. 3 charges. 1985-1990(Also had previous conviction for assaulting a 12-year-old boy)
• Vickery House - 6.5 year sentence. Multiple victims. 1977-1992.
• Colin Prichard(Now known as Ifor Whittaker) - 16 year sentence. Was an accomplice of Roy Cotton. Previously convicted in 2008 of abusing 2 boys and was jailed for 5 years. Convicted again in 2018 for the sustained abuse carried out on one victim since he was 10-years-old.
• Roy Cotton - Never convicted(Died 2006). Multiple victims. First accused in 1954 and accusations persisted throughout his whole career. It was known to the Bishop(Chichester Diocese), who had also saw fit to appoint his own wife, Janet Hinde, as safeguarding officer for the Diocese. Although various members of the clergy knew that Roy had withheld evidence and also knew about his previous convictions. None of this info was forwarded to the police, while they were trying to investigate complaints against Roy Cotton. The hierarchy within the church even saw fit to give Roy Cotton permission to officiate.(Video below - 44mins40secs), allowing him to conduct his own services. Worse still, the Church that Roy was to be employed at was connected to a school full of children and in the words of RH(Lord) Rev Nicholas Reade, in last Thursday's IICSA hearing

"I don't think he went into the school... We had set restrictions and he wasn't allowed. There were no children in his congregation and we simply didn't see that there was any danger. He was a man of the church and I took him on his word"!

This lying piece of shit has been helping to cover this up, since the very beginning.

For absolute proof of this, please go to 1hr41mins.

(Or 1hr55mins for short version. Your welcome 😇)

Now let's get back to the Brasier Family and find out what Teresa managed to learn from her old-man.

Hubert Brasier was made a deacon in 1942 and ordained at Southwark Cathedral in 1943. He was curate of St Andrew’s Catford from 1942, then of St Luke’s Reigate from 1948. In 1953, he became chaplain of All Saints’ Hospital in Eastbourne, where May was born. He became vicar of Enstone (with Heythrop from 1964) in 1959 and finally of St Mary the Virgin, Wheatley, to the east of Oxford, from 1970. As Vicar of Wheatley, May wrote a short guide to the parish church.
(Source)

Brasier died in 1981 following a car accident on the A40

As we know, Teresa may made herself a career in politics and after being made Home Secretary, she decided to make her mark.

Theresa May set up the inquiry in 2014 in response to allegations of child sex abuse at institutions ranging from the BBC to children’s homes, but it has been riddled with controversy from the start.

• Teresa May and Amber Rudd fined for breaking rules over pay

Mrs May was responsible for breaking the rules when as Home Secretary she set the daily rates for panel members at a generous £565 a day. And Mrs Rudd breached them again in August last year when she appointed Professor Alexis Jay on a £220,000 package.

• Victim Blaming by Teresa May's Government

…differentiates between consent ‘in fact’ and consent as stated by the law… In the case of the young person that applied for compensation, [it] was denied because CICA stated that ‘In [the claimant’s] case it appears she willingly entered into a sexual relationship with [the] alleged offender’… We are very worried that CICA’s policy goes against consideration of consent in law…

• Teresa may appoints Butler Sloss to the Inquiry, because of the great cover up job she did in Cleveland

The evidence in the documents clearly answered the question Butler-Sloss had been forced to duck: had these children been abused ? The papers showed that the children had long histories of involvement with social services and painstakingly documented injuries. In many cases a convicted paedophile was living in their houses, and many had made very convincing disclosures of sexual activity with adults.

• Sir Michael Havers, brother of Baroness Butler-Sloss

Sir Michael Havers was appointed as Attorney General by Margaret Thatcher in 1979, and was made Baron Havers in 1987. He intervened three times between 1981 and 1983 to stop the investigation and exposure of Establishment paedophiles, and to prevent the publication of stories which showed that Establishment figures were members of the Paedophile Information Exchange. It seems at the very least deeply inappropriate to have someone heading a ‘historic’ child abuse inquiry whose own brother played such a major role in the protection of Establishment paedophiles throughout the 1980s.