The Dark TRUTH - Elite Predators Exposed: AC Spartan

35:05He throws himself under the bus. Yeah. Every single time. And it is so blatant to me. My head was in fire when I watched that the first time because I knew what I was looking at. I was like, this is a sex offender. I've met hundreds of you. Yeah. You're a sex offender. He couldn't hide it because you just can't hide it when you're overwhelmed in the moment. They all fall apart eventually, even the best ones when we're sticking a phone in their face. You just need to know how to press their buttons. You know, think you're giving them a road out and then you get them. Make them comfortable. Don't go in six guns blazing, it doesn't work.

35:52How do you make sure you stay within the law but as tight as possible? And I also want to know why it's so important to you for exposing government corruption. So it's two in one because I know that you have to fly within the law, but I also know that you like exposing corruption, particularly the government. Yeah, that's almost became as important as catching lone groomers that are targeting children on platforms like Roblox, for instance, which we could do a little couple of minutes on. Definitely. Any cautionary tale for parents who think it will never happen to them? Yeah, we'll cover Roblox at the end because it's good information.

36:34100%. So how do you keep within the perimeters of the law? Okay, so I study everything and I set my parameters very tight. Now, the one time where we pursued, I can name him Scott Barr, who had me indicted for abduction. We pursued him with a vehicle, me and my co-accused, and we caught him. He put his car into a field. He was drunk, cocaine, horrible, horrible human being. Grooming an 11-year-old child, he was 28 or 29 at the time. You know, 120, 130 mile an hour car chase. We had to slow down. He just kept going through red lights. We caught up with him. The fog was really bad, so he had to slow down.

37:17That was on our side that night. And it was a crazy, you know, he was just gone. Then we would see him. And then we got, it was because he was on a country road. Anyway, we got him. and months later my lawyer calls me police are looking for you you need to come down to Glasgow apprehension warrant was in and out doing weekenders multiple times because they gave me bail conditions that he didn't get I wasn't allowed an iPhone for a year sex offenders got those conditions I wasn't allowed to direct Spartan Child Protection Team for a year over a year I got more conditions than he got and he had multiple offences for sexually exploiting a child and I got more conditions than him.

38:00I also breached my bail by catching, by conducting two live stings while I was on bail. I directed a lot of other stuff while I was on bail but I went specifically because two guys popped up in my radar that I'd been after for a long time and I went and grabbed them there and then. So I was also done for that and I got a community payback order, 120 hours community service. Did that make the press? It was in the front pages of all the national papers in Scotland. There must have been outrage. And Barr's never been in the paper. Don Keith shared it in America and it went viral. Well, rightly so.

38:36When you're doing God's work and you're getting community service for it, that's fucking outrageous. Yeah. I was getting quotes of£20 ,000 for legal representation because I don't qualify for legal aid. No wonder you've got mixed feelings about the police. Makes you wonder which and whose side they're on. Yeah. The Crown, the justice system, the judiciary are the problem. The Fisco in Scotland, the CPS in England, they are the problem. Law, justice is for the poor. If you've got money, you'll be fine. Barristership, King's Council, you'll be fine. In a petition case or a summary case, you'll be fine.

39:15If you can't afford it and you've got legal aid, you're going to be on the receiving end of a bad decision. you're going to lose. You're in a courtroom with six legally trained entities in front of you and you don't know legalese or legal speak. So they've already got you on the back foot. That's how a courtroom works. I know there's mixed reviews on predator hunters. There is. So I want to know if you can try and be non-biased the pros and cons of predator hunters but also what separates your team from an ordinary predator hunter group. Because you operate differently, don't you? Very differently.

39:54I mean, with your military background, for example, you are going to operate in a professional manner and you're not going to be reckless. So what separates you from other predator hunters? We're probably one of the smallest teams in the UK. Very insular. I'm a very complex person, Liam. I don't mind saying that. I'm a difficult person to be around. for the past four or five years I've probably not been a very good version of myself because I'm completely and utterly consumed by this and it's not waning that passion grows every day I'm more into it every day and I'm further down the rabbit hole every day because there are so many avenues and I open doors constantly I'm looking at law I'm looking at legal I'm looking at cases you know really high profile cases I'm looking at misrepresentation I'm looking at malfeasance by the courts I'm looking at cases that were handled diabolically you know Samina Halliwell Rachel Halliwell her mum's on X that case was horrific the way it was handled by Merseyside Police I'm looking at you know we know we know the big names in the UK in regards to the grooming gangs for instance Samantha Woodhouse you know the girls that are on X just now Fiona Goddard there's people coming out and they're starting to get traction which is right because they've never had a voice they've been failed massively now we've got inquiries going on which from day one I've had a very bad feeling about and I was very vocal about it and it didn't suit everybody and people probably don't like my opinion but I know that these inquiries will be a white elephant.

41:47I know that they will, and I'll explain why. They cannot conduct an inquiry correctly with 100 % transparency, Liam. They can't do it. For what reason? Because if they do, they will have to criminally indict thousands and thousands of civil servants, criminally indict them. I'm talking about potentially thousands of police officers potentially thousands of social workers case workers everybody they're going to have to criminally indict all of them the system would collapse because these people were all complicit because we have the documented evidence with the NCA that they all knew and looked the other way chiefs of police inspectors top level social workers Everybody looked away They handed children back to abusers Thousands of times They handed them back Children went to police officers For help and police officers Raped them in the back of police cars Knowing that they were vulnerable This happened in the UK In the last 25, 30 years In the last 10 years It's still happening So they can't Conduct, it's very simple Liam They cannot conduct a grooming gang inquiry the way I would conduct it.

43:18Now I asked to be part of Rupert's and I never even got a reply. I won't put myself up for much, right? I'm not the most intelligent person in the world but I'll put myself right up front for that because I know that I will leave no stone unturned and I'm scared from nobody nor am I scared from reprisal or finger wagging or name calling or slander. And I'm also, most importantly, I'm not scared of making a mistake. And I would dig until I can dig no more. And I will also say that I'm deeply worried about people that are on it because if it goes wrong and it doesn't satisfy the public's demand, certain people will be thrown under the bus and blamed in a roundabout way without doing it directly the blame will say well this person conducted it and if I think for a minute that something like that might happen to a Samantha Woodhouse for instance I'll go for the jugular of the people that really got it wrong and I don't mean where I post on X I'll do it face to face because I've got a voice and I really hope that people are not thrown under the bus when this goes wrong and it won't achieve anything and I touch wood I truly hope I'm wrong I hope in 18 months time you're saying you called that one wrong and I hope it serves its purpose I cannot see it in any way, shape or form.

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46:27answers injustice and I hope all of their names are documented and that's only who comes forward because thousands of girls won't come forward because of shame and blame and the way that they were handled as children and police stations, Liam. And they won't want their children now in a lot of room. Of course they won't. And that's the tragedy in all of this. We're never going to get the full scale of it. We know the scale's horrific but that's only what we know about, Liam. We don't know the true scale. The true scale could be in the millions, it could be a million girls in the UK over a 20, 30 year period that were systematically groomed and raped by men, by paedophiles, of which there are tens of thousands still at liberty that have never been indicted, never seen a courtroom.

47:20Before we go on to platforms and places that parents need to be aware of, that they probably never even considered would be a danger zone. Kind of really to shock parents into waking up and just being mindful that don't think it won't happen to you because everyone thinks that until it does. What's the worst case of abuse that you've had to deal with? Or one of the worst cases? One of the worst. So many. That's heartbreaking. Oh, it's endless. The fact your first answer is there's so many is heartbreaking. There's too many. I've got one going on just now that just popped up. It's just recent last week popped up.

48:08It's the church. It's the Catholic church. That's a horrific case and I know that much about it. And in the next coming days, weeks, were going to be sitting down and documenting everything. That's all I can really say because it's a live case right now as we speak. It's just about getting ticked to go. That's a horrific case. Is there a horrific case that's similar to that that you can talk about? Just as an example. I'll talk about two things. I'll talk about, and I want to give mention and respect to the Furnithi survivors. So Furnithi was a respite home for girls in Dundee in Scotland up in Angus, 60s to the early 90s.

48:58You know, tens of thousands went through it. What was this, a care home? Respite for children from broken homes, parents in addiction, alcoholism. Like a big foster care unit? kind of and it's a very dark place and it's got an utterly horrific history children being force-fed children being mentally and physically and sexually assaulted children being terrorized a very elderly woman in the 80s was just found guilty a week or two ago for the abuse 30 40 years ago and a lot of these women are in their 70s now 50s, 60s, 70s 80s, some a lot of them will be dead, deceased had lives in addiction they were put there and some only for a few weeks but some for very long periods and sent back time and time again and this place was absolutely horrific and I don't think I think it'd be fine to say that there wasn't one decent employee in there every single person adopted that behaviour that's for Neithy and the for Neithy survivors are going to be heard but at this moment in time the Scottish Government are not entertaining this and their records have all been you know, lost convenient yeah, very very convenient because Liam if the Scottish Government have to address a grooming gang inquiry or cover the institutional systemic abuse in Borstos and you know youth correction facilities and List D schools they're called in Scotland I could name three dozen of them off the top of my head that have all got horrific track records of men physically and sexually abusing young offenders, guys that are now my age and slightly above that were brutalised in these institutions, guys in their 60s, some of them are very well-known former criminals in Glasgow, and they've spoke to me in confidence and said I was raped, you know, at 14, 15, 13, and then another guy from the other side of the city will give you the same name, and then somebody else gives you the same name, so these instructors, these correctional officers were brutalising young guys and some of these people are still alive and I want to have them indicted so I've got a mammoth task that I wouldn't wish in anyone else and I don't want to involve anyone else in because it's my burden it's mine to carry and I feel although I have bad days with it and it's very very damaging to your mental health and your overall well-being I feel that my back's broad enough to bear it and I can carry it and I can do it and I can succeed and I can get there and I also feel now I see the change where certain people that have always said nothing are now coming forward to me because there's trust I've conducted myself the best way I can I've handled my page people now know this guy's for real he's not going away this page is for real it's got everything right we've not made any mistakes we've not got it wrong anywhere and they know that I'm into every field of this abuse isn't just got one dynamic to it, it's so many ways and the way that it's conducted in these institutions that never ever thought that the rainy day would come where transparency or inquiries would pop their ugly head up these people just thought for the last 40 years that they've got away with this paedophiles and people that brutalise children don't stop brutalising children just because of old age they just find more creative ways to do it because that evil within them has to be serviced, it has to be fed they live in the dark I'm trying hard to live in the light I want to be the solution I want to be part of the solution How do you keep yourself sane?

53:25Would you say you was a tortured soul off the back of this? Yeah, absolutely I wouldn't lie to you You wouldn't be human if you weren't a tortured soul? I don't have many good days, Liam Nah Maybe I'm not capable of much You know I certainly know how to hate I feed my hatred for these people and maybe I've fed it that much that I no longer know how to love I just don't know what I feel Liam I don't have an abundance of emotion I feel almost dead inside I would probably say the best part of me died a long time ago and now I'm just the days you know I've lost track of myself I don't have an identity I'm Spartan that's what it is I do I don't have a life outside of it I don't socialise, I don't drink I don't go to nights out I don't do any of those things I do this and I don't do anything else Must be very hard to make sense of the thing that you do is the thing that keeps you awake at night but also it's the same thing that gets you to sleep at night Yeah It's a bit of a conundrum Completely I wouldn't wish it on anybody Liam that's what I will say about it no I know you know I get every day something I'd love to join your team and I say be very careful what you wish for this will damage your life rapidly in ways you couldn't even imagine and the very first thing it will do is hammer you financially then it will destroy your sleep then it will destroy your mindset your balance your well-being your physical health your relationship will disintegrate you'll become angry you'll become abrasive you'll become an ugly version of yourself how do you control your temper when you're confronting these paedophiles that's the thing that's the question I always ask myself you know don't only him because you know whenever someone watches something they always say if that was me or if I was there but it's very different if it is you and you are there So I see comments every day, right?

55:45We get tens of thousands of comments every day with people saying, I would do this, I would smash them, I would do it.

55:55You've heard that chat a million times. Of course. Then you go to jail and then you can't save any more children. Everybody's a hard man on a phone or over a keyboard. There was a time in my life where I would happily chin somebody for doing that. No problem at all. I wouldn't have gave it a second thought. It would just be, The natural response. I'm approaching 50. You know, I would suggest that I've used all my lives with a law and that if I overstep the mark or I operate out with my parameters again, they will give me a painful lesson to reflect on. And I have to have more respect for my liberty and I have to close this out, what I'm doing.

56:42you know my grand finale of Spartan will be me trying to bring the house down and put something out that cannot be argued that is a public document that literally destroys the narrative with proof with testimony documented testimony medical records everything case notes that shows the corruption within the social services, the child protection services, how eternally corrupted they are, how they monetise children, how the system is built to procure children and remove children from parental guardianship into a monetised system. When those children reach 16 or 18, they are no longer a financially viable asset, so they're toughed out into a world that they're not ready for happy to make money from them when they're no longer a viable entity they're gone cut off overnight that's the social services in a nutshell that's what they do and I've been getting a bit of kickback lately for a post I put out the other day about them but I've also generated a huge windfall of whistleblowers who are former social workers that want to tell me everything about how that, and I've got a pretty vast knowledge of it anyway.

58:20That is a darkness, Liam, that social services department. That is a darkness. And do people just not want to believe that the social services has a dark element? Of course they don't because... They're programmed to believe they're the saviour. You think they're helping kids. We cannot be monetising children. we cannot be profiteering from it these things are funded tens, fifties, hundreds of millions of pounds we can't be building enterprises that profiteer from the protection of children in the way that they do of course everything has to be paid for and of course costs have to be covered and recuperated but it's disproportionate it can't cost 100k plus to protect one child for a year, a calendar year.

59:10It can't, it doesn't, and it does because I get access to this information. The public just read a snippet and go, that's terrible, and they move on to the next story, Liam. I go into it for days and days and days. I'll stay awake for 30 hours reading, and then I'll sleep for four, then I'm back up. I go into it and I consume it until I understand the subject intimately until I know that I can go and if I'm put in the spot I can debate you, you, you. I want to know that if I ever get an opportunity to be in Holyrood and speak or be heard anywhere that I can hold my own. Would you like to speak in Parliament?

59:50Yeah, I would like to speak for 45 minutes uninterrupted. What would you say? I would categorically highlight the top 10 aspects of failure and I can easily do that that's easy any day of the week where they're getting it massively massively wrong all the huge flaws in the foster system the vetting process PVG how easy it is to bypass DBS it's all broken Liam the sex offenders register the sexual harm prevention orders they're not worth the paper they're written on it's a failed enterprise MAPA you know what MAPA is? multiple agency public protection arrangements these are the people that are funded vastly to monitor violent sexual offenders and violent offenders when they're released from prison so there are different tiers they get and you get your MAPA tier and you're monitored for a period of months, years and they keep track of you but it's broken They've lost track of thousands and thousands of highly dangerous sex offenders because of lockdown.

1:01:08So MAPA is a failed enterprise. MAPA is in place to protect women, and I very rarely meet a woman that knows what MAPA is. MAPA's sole purpose is to protect vulnerable people in society from very dangerous people that have been released from long-term tariffs. And nobody knows what MAPA is. they self-audit, they self-regulate you know they get no scrutiny and they're completely broken beyond repair, unfit for purpose like the sex offenders register that's so out of date and out of touch it should have been abolished 25 years ago it doesn't serve any purpose it's not accurate people will regularly send me numbers of listed offenders in communities and it's utter nonsense because it lists them in a certain category but it doesn't list people that have just been removed, their time's just up, their case is spent.

1:02:04There are so many other avenues to it that you could times those numbers by five or six and still probably not scratch the surface with the true amount of offenders per postcode. It's all lies, Liam. It's all smoke and mirrors. And it's sanitised and it's watered down for very good reason. If the British public knew what was being done in their name, there would be civil unrest if the British public knew just how many rapes were committed on a daily basis and how many children's lives were destroyed by adults every year if there wasn't anarchy I would never want to set foot in this country again if the British public didn't respond the way I want to respond because the true numbers are terrifying and the numbers that they document are lies and it's very easy to prove if you know how to do it you just need to put the time in to go and look and find it and join the dots and they lie about everything London, the safest city in Europe lies it's all lies the knife statistics are lies the sexual assaults are now being recorded as common assaults they've removed the sexual elements they've removed groping they remove everything they play it down and they sanitise it to suit the narrative so that they can box tick we're super safe come here and spend your money Star Wars The Mandalorian and Grogu is now streaming on Disney Plus What are you waiting for?

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1:04:22by selecting work mode, available on Plus and Pro plans. Is Britain in really, really bad shape? I think it's in way worse shape than you realise, than our mate realises. He probably has. You've probably, you're here now, Liam. You know. I know. I take that back. Two years ago, you had a good idea. Now you're right in the thick of us, the movement, people, your man. Now you know, don't you? And I bet in the past few years you've been, holy shit. Well, I've known that we've been in bad shape probably for 10 years safely. But the more I've looked into it, the worse I've realised it is to frightening levels.

1:05:09To the point where I feel guilty relaying the information that I know to be factual because I don't want to scare people. But if I don't scare you, I can't warn you. This is what's happening. and I'm morally obligated to put out there what I know to be the truth. And I'm no conspiracy theorist. It's just I'm moving in circles that seek the truth. And those that seek the truth will find it eventually because they don't sleep until they find it, like yourself. And you're around very connected people. And that's the irony of the whole thing. We're trying to protect people that don't even like us because they've been lied to about us.

1:05:43So they paint us all with a brush and they put a banner over us and an umbrella and they call us all this or that the next thing Liam they're buzzwords they've got no they hold no weight oh and they're flavourless now done to death boring how many paedophiles are you responsible for putting behind bars oh I don't know too many oh a lot aye definitely a lot and I mean I've still got a lot of active cases on just just now there's probably I've probably got a dozen active cases right now today ready to come up January March there'll be quite a few in the summer you know yeah every I mean every week every other day I'm involved one way or another in identifying somebody every other day without a doubt some days five or six 100 % that's what he's doing we know what he is then we have to build on it that's the time consuming part it doesn't take me long to know what somebody's doing.

1:06:49Parents contact us constantly, every day, from Roblox, from Fortnite. Yeah, do you know what? I want to finish this interview and I want to go as deep as possible because I really want parents to understand. How bad it is. I want parents to understand how bad it is and I want you to point out the places that they need to be looking. What the parents need to look out for. So, the case we've got going on just now, little girl's 11, starts acting strange. Hiding the phone and doing things to her mum that she's never ever done. Being aggressive. Shouting, swearing. Lashing out. Just happened overnight.

1:07:31Complete behaviour change. Being extremely secretive. Sitting in the bedroom. Sitting in the toilet. Hiding. So the parents took a look and found I went and caught them. There will always be signs there will always be signs and I had to educate myself early on in those signs because my inbox blew up rapidly and my traction grew rapidly so people people are walking into police stations Liam and they're being denied help they're being turned away at the bar we can't help you that's nothing to go on, there's no crime there and then I go well actually there is a crime there's actually two crimes because these police don't have the correct training in the Sexual Offences Act so they don't I mean every time they come out to an arrest they ask me what the crimes are they say how many charges you got to go for what are they because they don't know it so there's always signs in my opinion Snapchat is the single worst app in existence it's the most dangerous app grooming by county lines guys is massive and when you can recruit young boys and girls to do county lines drugs runs and be mules for you and conduct stuff like that you will also sexually exploit them it goes hand in hand they bootleg the same you know, it's the same thing 100 % Snapchat's the worst Roblox as a kids gaming platform will be the worst gaming platform by far.

1:09:15Roblox is diabolical. They have implemented some safeguarding but there are tens of thousands of documented cases of children being sexually exploited on Roblox. Tens of thousands. Bear in mind that's only what's been accepted as actual cases. There are hundreds of thousands that haven't been reported directly through Roblox proper channels. It could be in the millions. this is a platform that is a magnet for children designed by extremely intelligent people, gurus, that are like the Pied Piper, the children flock to Roblox, millions of kids on it. So the predators are there waiting in the chat rooms.

1:10:01So the safeguarding that parents can implement has a level of protection, but they can still find ways around it with other types of conversation and lead your child to another platform. That was my next question. That's what they do. So, yeah, are there any apps that parents would have never heard of that the predator will transfer the child, say, from Roblox, to an app that none of us have heard of? Omegle, Kick, there's so many, Liam, there's dozens. There's new ones coming on the market all the time because, like Omegle, it was kicked off. What's that, like a WhatsApp? It's a kind of chat room type thing, private rooms.

1:10:39they blew up big time during lockdown where you would have a predator with 50 kids in and you'd be saying right if you do this I'll send you a token £20 Amazon voucher top up for your phone I'll post you a box of vapes so right and then as the night wore on kids are obviously drinking, they're having fun they're locked down but they're all in chat rooms then the next thing it'd be right shows your boobs right shows your you know a bit of banter that would lead to the much more darker stuff you know and kids would do it and these Preds are filtered to look like they're 19 but they may be 37 or 44 and they're sitting there filtered up so it grows arms and legs apps like Kick I caught an 81 year old man on that we caught Jim Wooley, we went and stung him he died while he was in bail that was the app he was using talking to 10, 12 year old girls every single app has got the minimal safeguarding to bypass the checks to be platformed they'll lie and say oh yeah we're really safe unless you are doing the monitoring as a parent and unless you are implementing the safeguarding and making sure that it hasn't been removed and making sure your kid isn't jumping to other platforms like Telegram, WhatsApp, any one of the chat rooms, the Google chat rooms are filled with predators.

1:12:10Even the safest ones are filled with predators. They're everywhere, Liam. This is an epidemic. This is the true epidemic. Forget all of the stuff in the masks. Forget all of that. As bad as it was, this is the true epidemic. Numbers unprecedented. You couldn't begin to imagine how much on a daily basis children are predated on Right across the entire spectrum From basic gratification To the absolute most graphic, vile stuff that a human being could do to a kid Every single day Tens of thousands of times a day Children are targeted And I've noticed as well when I'm reading articles that punishments aren't fitting the crimes either They're very, very lenient and that makes me suspicious Why would you show any lenience with a case like that?

1:13:10A diabolical crime against the child Why have they only got 18 months? It should be life for what they've done And I think, is there more to this that I don't know? I got 120 hours community service for catching a paedophile stopping and picking a child up and a guy just got a suspended sentence for 100 ,000 Category 1 images, which is the most barbaric, brutal, disgusting things you can do to a kid. The worst of the worst. And he got a suspended sentence because he was of good character all his life. Fucking hell. Have you ever come under scrutiny because of the work you do? What do you mean scrutiny?

1:13:50Have people questioned your motives? Oh, absolutely. Oh Throws Wheelbarrow loads of them Fools accusations Yeah But I mean Because Where there's so many paedophiles That means you're making so many enemies Yes Of course you are And I can imagine that that group of people Stick together more than any other group Because they're the enemy of the world I bumped into a guy and I recognised him Because I've got a photographic memory If I see you one time That's it That's all I need to see you And I was in Glasgow and I said and I went you've made a beeline for this guy and I went come here and he went he saw me and he went oh and he recognised me and I said you called me a paedophile about three years ago on Facebook call me now nah I was only kidding I said come on there's nobody around call me now he says you're about ten years younger than me you look quite capable shit himself I was only kidding on I said mate that's an extremely damaging thing to say to somebody or about somebody that is not that I know I know I used to really disagree with you I used to but I know I know that you're right okay so you just recklessly say things like that to somebody like me and what's to disagree with you're trying to save the lives of children at the time I went viral around 219 220 was when I exposed Eastern European and Asian gangs in the south side of Glasgow for exploiting children and women prostitution, kids being sold and it was Romanians and it was Eastern Europeans and it got a lot of traction and people oh you're racist you've called out Romanians you've basically highlighted one demographic of people and I said well that entire postcode is mainly Romanians and it's these people that I'm talking about and him, him, him, him and him are involved with and that's how and it went viral overnight like it just went all over the nation it went global and that's when I kind of came to prominence and off the back of that death threats I had all sorts of you know the police were at me constantly these guys are really dangerous they'll get you you know you've got to be careful I was like well whatever what will be will be and you know not to be blasé with my own safety Of course you don't want anything to happen to yourself But once I did it I couldn't undo it Once I seen it I couldn't unsee it Once I've got into this as much as I have It's In the sinew of me It's inside me I can't stop It's as if it's a living organism within you I can feel the energy I'm so grateful for men like you You'll never ever know I've got so much respect and admiration But I don't envy you because I've had my, I've seen enough to know the damage it caused.

1:16:53I don't envy me. No, it sticks. And when you said about accusations, I don't want the word paedophile to ever lose its punch like the word racist has. Yeah. Because we need to exterminate paedophiles. So when you've got dickheads on X, Yeah. fucking wallies, just calling anyone they disagree with a paedophile. It's like, Beast a beast or not. Yeah, stop doing that. Yeah, it's done to death. Call them anything but that. Because then you're actually giving bonafide paedophiles a pass and you're giving them a place to hide. I really hope that people stop using that word willy-nilly because it's fucking serious.

1:17:30I totally agree with you, Liam. And it really horrifies me with how easily it's thrown around and it's losing its weight, it's losing its momentum. You know, that's a word of substance. I don't say that word lightly. I would never call somebody a beast unless I am absolutely certain. I wouldn't. The same, I wouldn't stick a camera in somebody's face until I've ticked every single box three times. And it'd be right. If I get one wrong, I'm done. Same. Reputation and tatters. Yeah, you've got to be 101 % certain before you use that word. Even if I'm 95 % sure, if there's a slight element of doubt, I think I can't call that person that because what if they're not?

1:18:14I've destroyed them and I haven't got my full evidence in front of me. And I think people need to think about that. I think a good message to send to people is if you're one of these idiots that calls everyone a nonce that you disagree with, you're actually protecting genuine nonces. Definitely. You're giving them a shield to hide behind. That's the question. I've interviewed a guy that formed the shield and he's set out a women and children protection racket across the UK. I couldn't work out and still can't work out the logistics of how he was ever going to do that. The idea is admirable, but I'm into realistically, I want women and children to be safe.

1:18:57I don't just want an idea that's not even formulated or planned yet. So from what you've seen of that, because I saw you on a live stream with Chris, his name is. Yeah. Is that pie in the sky? Could the shield work I asked to go and speak to him about it And he said yeah come down there's my address I went down we had a conversation And I left Even more puzzled than I was After watching your podcast And all the months in between I left his home Even more puzzled with absolutely no clue And one thing that everybody That watched it missed He made a very very subtle comment During the live He said there's nobody alive that knows exactly what I'm doing.

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1:20:48And I said well if you've had almost 100 grand in public donations and you've got 180 ,000 followers at least 10 of them should know what you're doing That troubled me greatly and at that point I just it was over for me at that point because I know it can't be done. I was probably one of the very first to be extremely vocal saying this idea is madness, it's lunacy. The Met can't get on top of what's going on. One guy with untrained volunteers is definitely not going to put a dent in anything, not even in their own hometown. Criminal enterprises that are behind things are not mugs. they're uncaught because they're good at what they do.

1:21:38I also want to put that on record. As far as the Shield's concerned, and I've pretty much told Chris this in so many words, I love the idea. Absolutely. There's no one more than me and definitely you that would love for his model to work. But the fact is, I don't understand his model. Therefore, I will never endorse the Shield. No, I can't do it. he posted the other days running a salmon farm and a venison farm a B Stoic clothing brand a big Zen supplement shop a shamanic retreat centre something else while managing multiple homes and all the rest of it while bringing a baby into the world while posting every half hour on the hour 35, 45 posts a day but while managing a national movement and I said, I know how my time is spent.

1:22:31My eyesight is getting damaged because I'm constantly doing this. So I know that I don't have time for 45 posts a day, two or three at most. So I don't know. He's maybe superhuman, but I wish him well. There's no personal malice. But if you're going to make statements that you're going to be the answer to a national problem, you have to be able to back it up. me Liam Spartan I scratch the surface I deal with less than 1 % of the scum in this society and it maybe even isn't even that that's how big the problem is so to make a statement that you're the answer it's not for me it's not my thing I won't slander anybody but it will never be what it was said to be at the beginning it just can't be done it cannot be done in any way, shape or form.

1:23:26And there is no ace card up anybody's sleeve with all these cryptic statements about what's coming next. I'm not a mug. I've been around the block a few times. Yeah. I mean, this little section may rain on a lot of people's parades, but the fact of the matter is, I don't want to see people exploited or given false hope. I know it can't work. It can't work, Liam. No. If he ever pulls the ace card, Liam, I'll be the first guy to jump on a live and say, well done, that man. Here we go. I hope I'm wrong So they are I hope I'm wrong I hope that we can save Every woman and child Out there that needs it And Let's finish this off With Something you want to say That I I'm not going to ask Something that's important to you That you'd like to tell Anyone listening Something they should know Or you want to tell them Whatever it may be I got into this Through one thing or another And it's entirely consumed my life and my children have suffered as a result.

1:24:29And, you know, other people that have been in my life have suffered as a result. Friendships have suffered as a result. People that care about me have suffered as a result. People that have gave me their time, their help. People that have had my back because I am so intensely focused on what I'm doing. I'm just built that way. I can't control what it is in front of me when I get into it. When I get my teeth into it, it consumes every single fibre in my body. And I'm so determined. It's a fatal flaw of mine. I give everything to that and everything else round about it suffers. And my children haven't had the time of me that they should and all the rest of it and things.

1:25:21I'll never get that back. so I have to succeed at this because it has to be for something they have to know right okay you know it was difficult dad we didn't see you but we get it, we get it now because you got it over the line, you achieved something implementing a change in law you know immediate remand for first time offender something like that, if I can get that locked down then it could be worth it, we'll ever get the time back, no will ever get my sanity back that ship sailed I want to thank the people that

1:26:02were part of Spartan and will always be part of it regardless of where they are you know at this moment in time they brought something that I can never put a value on they were the backbone of it they're the backbone of me doing this every day because without people that come to you to help you, where do you find your inspiration? You can't do this alone. I try and do it alone, Liam, and it just destroys you. And it's a very destructive force. This is the darkest of entities. And it's very, very difficult for me to say, I'm going to call time on this. I'm not capable of that. I don't have that strength.

1:26:48I don't have that will. to walk away. That's the reality. So although in a year or two's time I may put somebody in the hot seat and pull the strings from behind the scenes, I'm so intensely driven by it that I'll still be like looking over their shoulder and can I do this, can I do it right out? Because that's just my nature, that's the nature of the beast and that's a flaw, that's not a quality. My drive is not a quality at this moment in my life. Well, what I'd like to do is as my form of supporting what you do, because I'm all for you and I'm all for the cause. I'd like to invite you back every year on the show to get an update and just see where we're at, what good's been done, what you've had to go through, what you've sacrificed.

1:27:38And if people watching want to follow Alex's journey and see what he has sacrificed and is willing to sacrifice, I'm going to put all of his social media links in the description so you can follow the Spartan journey. I think he's doing God's work. You're never going to get these conversations on the mainstream. So please like and subscribe to my channel as well, because these conversations, they should be mandatory. They should be had out loud. They should be had in Parliament, which Alex is hoping to do one day. so please support the channel by hitting like and subscribe and do the same for Alex the bigger his platform grows the more children I believe he can save and I also hope that you keep yourself safe in the process and look after your mind brother and I want to say well done to you Liam because you didn't have an easy riding life so you've done great mate we go again, you're a good man and you love you brother, cheers mate

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