Current Mohamed Al-Fayed

[PatsFitztrick]

Weinstein, Epstein, and now "Monster" Al Fayed...

Lawyers of multiple women who accused former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed of rape say he was a 'monster'

The lawyers representing the women say the case was akin to the crimes of sex offenders Jimmy Savile, Jeffery Epstein and Harvey Weinstein.

www.abc.net.au

 

[jason_recliner]

Weinstein, Epstein, and now "Monster" Al Fayed...

Lawyers of multiple women who accused former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed of rape say he was a 'monster'

The lawyers representing the women say the case was akin to the crimes of sex offenders Jimmy Savile, Jeffery Epstein and Harvey Weinstein.

www.abc.net.au

Why do people wait until these PoS are dead? He got away with everything

 

[Kurve]

Why do people wait until these PoS are dead? He got away with everything

It can be very unsafe to out people of power and influence.

 

[GrayRanga]

Why do people wait until these PoS are dead? He got away with everything

A woman alleging she was been r*ped by someone more powerful than her and through friends and aquaintances who can bring the full weight of Political parties power and the Courts down upon their head.

Wouldn't happen in Australia, especially Canberra

 

[Festerz]

It can be very unsafe to out people of power and influence.

Yep. We see this time and time again.

Empowered and emboldened by a justice system ruled by the raw politics of power and influence that is focussed on punching down, they are able to hide in plain sight.

And still people ask 'how'? FFS, we know 'how' and we know 'why' - the real question is do we, as a society, have the wit, wisdom and care to put two and two together and demand change? The sad answer is no.

 

[BFew]

Why do people wait until these PoS are dead? He got away with everything

And timed to perfection just when things are hotting up in the ME.
And maybe linked to the change of Government in the UK and who the new PM is.
But most of all, because he is dead.

Given his family's relationship with Princess Di (RIP), you'd think that various Intel agencies and their masters and some of their allies would have been well aware enough of his (alleged) crimes (assuming they are mostly true), and maybe saved them up for a rainy day when they might be most useful for weaponising.

 

[jason_recliner]

It can be very unsafe to out people of power and influence.

Maybe, but quite a few others now have been charged and even convicted. It's actually really rare that we hear of harm befalling the accusers. But this guy, and ESPECIALLY Saville, it's just the biggest disgrace that they'll never pay.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Maybe, but quite a few others now have been charged and even convicted. It's actually really rare that we hear of harm befalling the accusers. But this guy, and ESPCIALLY Saville, it's just the biggest disgrace that they'll never pay.

Its actually Harrods being sued, they bought out Fayed years ago probably paid a good market rate, but because it involved store employee's that's the way its playing out.
Kind of sucks really, let the perp die, and punish people who are trying to run a business, with no allegations at all made against them.

 

[Festerz]

A woman alleging she was been r*ped by someone more powerful than her and through friends and aquaintances who can bring the full weight of Political parties power and the Courts down upon their head.

Wouldn't happen in Australia, especially Canberra

This twitter post sums it up well I think.



A reminder that the networks of protection Piers Morgan is talking about had it roots here in Australia.

 

[PatsFitztrick]

Weinstein, Epstein, and now "Monster" Al Fayed...

Lawyers of multiple women who accused former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed of rape say he was a 'monster'

The lawyers representing the women say the case was akin to the crimes of sex offenders Jimmy Savile, Jeffery Epstein and Harvey Weinstein.

www.abc.net.au

"This....is the worst case of corporate sexual abuse of women the world has ever known."

Six Australians allege they were abused by Mohamed Al Fayed in 'the worst case of corporate sexual abuse' the world has known

Lawyers say 400 women from the United States, Japan, Denmark, Malaysia, South Africa, Canada, the UK and Spain have come forward accusing the late billionaire of sexual misconduct in "the worst case of corporate sexual abuse of women the world has ever known".

www.abc.net.au

 

[Kurve]

reserved

 

[GrayRanga]

Wonder how far up the Establishment chain these accusations were known 1997?

Nods and winks and not quite pukka?

 

[BFew]

Wonder how far up the Establishment chain these accusations were known 1997?

Nods and winks and not quite pukka?

Where in the chain do you place the various national intelligence services?

 

[GrayRanga]

Where in the chain do you place the various national intelligence services?

That was the nods and winks allusion

 

[craffles]

Surely they just go after his estate? The new owners of Harrod’s have nothing to do with it.

 

[Kurve]

Surely they just go after his estate? The new owners of Harrod’s have nothing to do with it.

Maybe there were complaints made while Al-Fayed was still in control that were clobbered for one reason or another.

There's probably a lot more to all this than meets the eye.

 

[Kurve]

Maybe, but quite a few others now have been charged and even convicted. It's actually really rare that we hear of harm befalling the accusers. But this guy, and ESPECIALLY Saville, it's just the biggest disgrace that they'll never pay.

There's a lot more than the potential threat of physical harm to be very afraid of.

 

[Kurve]

Surely they just go after his estate? The new owners of Harrod’s have nothing to do with it.

The allegations are that Al-Fayed had a team of enablers who are to be named and prosecuted. There seems to be a lot of history.

A former manager of the Fulham women's team told the BBC last month that that players were not allowed to be left alone with Mr Al Fayed, after members of staff became aware that the late billionaire "liked young, blonde girls".

via ABC

 

[GrayRanga]

Surely they just go after his estate? The new owners of Harrod’s have nothing to do with it.

Depends on the deeds of sale; if they're tight and excuse the current owners of any liabilty for anything whatsoever that may have occured prior to the sale maybe OK but I'm sure that there will be a lot of very highly paid lawyers in the City checking every dot and iota under a very good light

If they're loose or the complainants can make the point that as current owners are trading on the name they have to take some responsiblity for actions taken.

Another group of lawyers planning the extensions or renovations

 

[craffles]

Interesting. Appreciate the extra perspective Kurve and GrayRanga

 

[Kurve]

Wow .. how did he get away with this?

Shockingly, the former Harrods owner appears to have extended this surveillance to the very bodies of the women he targeted. Doctors associated with the company were said to administer mandatory gynaecological examinations to female staff. Fayed was reportedly sent their test results. This meant he had eyes on his workers, bodies and all.

Four ways Mohamed Al Fayed silenced whistleblowers in his organisation

The way the billionaire ran his business provided the perfect cover for his crimes.

theconversation.com

 

[Pamcake1]

Wow .. how did he get away with this?

Shockingly, the former Harrods owner appears to have extended this surveillance to the very bodies of the women he targeted. Doctors associated with the company were said to administer mandatory gynaecological examinations to female staff. Fayed was reportedly sent their test results. This meant he had eyes on his workers, bodies and all.

Four ways Mohamed Al Fayed silenced whistleblowers in his organisation

The way the billionaire ran his business provided the perfect cover for his crimes.

theconversation.com

How? Financial power.
When the Brits embraced all that oil money in the 1980's (yes they also were before this time too) they allowed people like this to prosper.

 

[Pamcake1]

Wonder how far up the Establishment chain these accusations were known 1997?

Nods and winks and not quite pukka?

Like with the BBC, the Establishment knew but don't rock the boat or you might fall out.

 

[Lady O]

Why do people wait until these PoS are dead? He got away with everything

$$$$$$$$

 

[GrayRanga]

$$$$$$$$

Maybe whilst he was still alive. the women would be accused of leading him on and giving consent to the sexual assault despite the inequity in the social position and power. The establishment would close doors and accuse the women/girls of complaining and making false accusations for financial gain

Exactly the same in a City and building in Australia,where the establishment "journalists" could invest hundreds of colums inches attacking the victims and besmirching their reputation

Ring a bell?