Now EastEnders tackles paedophilia with horrifying child abuse 'grooming' plotline

Jeez, how arrogant can the BBC get? They are run (as are most gov't institutions) by insane pedophiles who run the system, look at the way they've dressed up the victim with CATS all over her (cat/kitten programming... what she's being "groomed" for :S). These "soap" (wash your mouth out with it, ZOap) "operas" are just more brainwashing to teach the masses how they should react to certain situations (usually with anger) in real life. They are also an opportunity for the elite (who control the media) to laugh at the masses as most of the stories revolve around adultery when it is common knowledge that the elite have always had mistresses [and far more perverse activities] whilst the brainwashed masses live in sexually repressed, monotonous monogamy. Also some Amy Winehouse mind controlled by Freemasons suggestion here from the daily mail, as they are very specific in stating 3.30. The "trustworthy family member" pedophile archetype is just a distraction; not that that often isn't the case (it is) but the real problem lies at the top of the pyramid, where this behavior drips down from [also aided by how they have sexually repressed the masses through the Christian faith and such which also leads to these perverse extremes (see Catholic clergymen)]. For more on the BBC's brainwashing of children see this post. Here's the link.
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A horrifying EastEnders plotline will see a teenage girl raped by a family member who has been grooming her for months.

Tony King, played by 34-year-old Chris Coghill, will be introduced to viewers in tonight's show. But he will soon be revealed as a paedophile who intends to abuse stepdaughter Whitney Dean, played by Shona McGarthy.

In shocking scenes the 15-year-old will be abused after King, the boyfriend of Bianca Jackson, returns to live with the redhead and her children after serving a prison sentence for GBH. The plot is the latest in a series of controversial storylines which have drawn complaints from viewers.

Controversial storyline: The character of Tony King, left, will abuse his stepdaughter Whitney Dean in a new EastEnders plot [Note the cats and her eyes... the doll type necklace thing]

Actor Coghill told digitialspy.co.uk that before taking the role he has sought assurances from BBC bosses that the storyline would be handled responsibly.

'We talked a lot about a backstory for Tony which had been talked through with the NSPCC,' he said. [big CC, 33]

'From talking to them and reading case studies, it became apparent that the way the story was being written was very true to life.'

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King's relationship with Bianca, played by Patsy Palmer [think Laura Palmer, twin peaks girl abused by her father, go into it a bit in this post], will soon be revealed to be simply a front to hide his interest in her stepdaughter. [a lot of these actors in the mainstream are mind controlled, their names are subtle hint at this: alliteration/letter mirroring PP/CC]

Coghill said: 'What's very important is that abusers do tend to groom a whole family, rather than just the victim. That's the backstory for Tony. He entered the family as a hero figure.

'He told them all that he'll look after them, even to the extent that when Bianca was pregnant with Morgan, he said that when the child was born, he'd be the father. He's actually named on Morgan's birth certificate, but clearly he's not his biological father (as the child is black).

'From the beginning, Tony was building up the picture that he was the family's saviour. So for those reasons, his relationship with Bianca gives him the cover he needs to the rest of the world.'

And King admitted that he expected there to be some backlash from viewers upset by the controversial subject matter.

'I haven't prepared myself yet, but I'll be going out to buy myself a very large hat, wig and a false moustache,' he said.

'Obviously there's a small proportion of the public that believe soaps are real, but I do put my faith in the other 99.9 per cent of the population that would probably just say "oh, there's that actor who plays Tony" rather than "there's that nasty man".'

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Sticking with cat programming; this "cat collection" kind of creeped me out, "Wait till you see this little princess" with the pentagram necklace, "and glamour pussus" at the same time as someone strokes it ;s and is that Marily Monroe I see at 0:12 (might not be), "pick up Princess this week".... maybe I'm over analyzing it! I'm sure it's perfectly innocent.