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Edward Heath

Edward Heath

Former Prime Minister of the United KingdomWikipedia

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Oct 28, 2026

Charlie RobinsonHOST
10:19
I mean, this gets into like the...
Charlie RobinsonHOST
10:23
Back in the days, the Jimmy Savile situation with Ted Heath.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
10:26
You know, the Prime Minister Ted Heath would go out on his boat.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
10:31
There'd be two boats.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
10:32
He'd go out on his boat and he'd meet up with another boat.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
10:35
And in that other boat, there'd be children.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
10:37
And Ted Heath was so... famous as the prime minister is like the equivalent of Donald Trump, right? If you were a child and all of a sudden another boat pulled up and Donald Trump got on your boat and raped you, you would know it was him, right? Because it's Donald Trump, right? So as an example, and that was the situation with Ted Heath, so powerful, so famous, so well-known that, there could be no survivors.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
11:03
So those children were strangled and thrown off the boat afterwards.
Patrick MaguireHOST
32:31
You're right, Laurie.
Patrick MaguireHOST
32:31
They do not have enough... substance to take to the country and it would be a solely negative campaign and a completely opportunistic campaign and history tells us that the public do not like that and set themselves a different question as Theresa May learned and also the energy context as you were saying before Steve you know Ted Heath sought to blame the miners for their exploitation of the oil shock in 73, 74.
Patrick MaguireHOST
32:59
He asked who governs Britain.
Patrick MaguireHOST
33:00
They said, actually, Ted, not you.
Dorian LynskeyHOST
56:45
had to do the accent for that one.
Dorian LynskeyHOST
56:47
The Sun backs Labour in the 1970 election, but as soon as Ted Heath wins, it begins to move rightwards and basically stays that way until Blair.
Dorian LynskeyHOST
56:57
The quintessential Sun editor, just to sort of skip forward in the story of the Sun here, right, is Kelvin McKenzie.
Dorian LynskeyHOST
57:03
Oh, sure.
BethanHOST
34:02
600 Metropolitan Police officers lined the route of the three victims' funeral procession in Shepherd's Bush.
BethanHOST
34:08
The then Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, attended a Westminster Abbey memorial service for the murdered officers and also in attendance were leader of the opposition, Edward Heath, and many other dignitaries, as well as thousands of police officers from all over the country.
BethanHOST
34:23
More than 1,000 members of the public also stood in mourning outside the Abbey.
BethanHOST
34:28
And holiday camp owner Billy Butlin donated £250,000 to a new police dependence trust.
Feargus O'Connor GreenwoodGUEST
19:03
So you start digging into this more and more, and these extraordinary stories keep coming to us.
Feargus O'Connor GreenwoodGUEST
19:10
David Icke said the same about Ted Heath.
Feargus O'Connor GreenwoodGUEST
19:12
He said the entirety of his eyes, including the whites, turned jet black.
SeanHOST
19:18
By the way, by the way, for my audience, if you've forgotten that name, that is a former prime minister said to have been involved in the murders of more than a dozen children, but only after his death.
SeanHOST
19:30
I think the number is closer to 16 children.
SeanHOST
19:33
Allegedly, Ted Heath was involved with killing while he was alive and an active satanic pedophile, which was only really revealed after his death.
SeanHOST
19:44
And stay tuned.
SeanHOST
19:45
At the conclusion of this interview with Fergus, I'm going to play a clip that y'all must hear regarding the quotes of renowned atheists over time and the things they uttered on their deathbeds.
Feargus O'Connor GreenwoodGUEST
19:03
So you start digging into this more and more, and these extraordinary stories keep coming to us.
Feargus O'Connor GreenwoodGUEST
19:10
David Icke said the same about Ted Heath.
Feargus O'Connor GreenwoodGUEST
19:12
He said the entirety of his eyes, including the whites, turned jet black.
SeanHOST
19:18
By the way, by the way, for my audience, if you've forgotten that name, that is a former prime minister said to have been involved in the murders of more than a dozen children, but only after his death.
SeanHOST
19:30
I think the number is closer to 16 children, allegedly.
SeanHOST
19:35
Ted Heath was involved with killing while he was alive and an active satanic pedophile, which was only really revealed after his death.
SeanHOST
19:44
And stay tuned.
SeanHOST
19:45
At the conclusion of this interview with Fergus, I'm going to play a clip that y'all must hear regarding the quotes of renowned atheists over time and the things they uttered on their deathbeds.
Graham SmithHOST
26:51
Memories of Mount Sitonga, yes, of course.
Graham SmithHOST
26:53
He's the man who gave our Prime Minister of the day, Ted Heath, two pandas.
Graham SmithHOST
26:59
I never did find out what Ted did with those.
Vince TracyHOST
27:01
Chi Chi and Anan, were they the two?
Graham SmithHOST
27:06
These were two others.
Graham SmithHOST
27:08
I forget what they were called.
Graham SmithHOST
27:11
but I remember interviewing Ted Heath and he'd just received these banders and I laughingly asked him if he was keeping them on Morning Cloud.
Graham SmithHOST
27:20
He didn't see the humour of it at all.
Emily MaitlisHOST
9:37
something to
Jon SopelHOST
9:37
answer for here? No, I think, look, I think that if you were apparently Edward Heath in 1970.
Jon SopelHOST
9:44
Miles, he was a British prime minister back in the Dark Ages.
Jon SopelHOST
9:47
Edward Heath stood in the election, you know, when he was running to be prime minister.
Jon SopelHOST
9:53
And there was an Edward Heath running against him in Orpington and Sidcup or wherever.
Jon SopelHOST
9:58
Did not know that.
Jon SopelHOST
9:59
Yeah.
Jon SopelHOST
10:00
And there was, you know, they had loud hailer vans outside saying, don't vote for the wrong Edward Heath.
James HealeHOST
15:18
Have you read Liz Truss's new book?
Kwasi KwartengGUEST
15:20
Well, I think Ted Heath was asked about Margaret Thatcher's book and he said, I'm waiting for the paperback.
Kwasi KwartengGUEST
15:29
I'm not quite doing that, but I know the arguments.
Kwasi KwartengGUEST
15:32
I might read it, but it's not on the top of my reading list at the moment.
Vince TracyHOST
16:01
Well, again, you know, when you read about the Fabians, I had no idea at the time that Harold Wilson was a Fabian.
Vince TracyHOST
16:12
You know, obviously, like most people of our age growing up, you quite like the banter between Wilson and Edward Heath.
Vince TracyHOST
16:23
But, you know, going back to this particular event...
Vince TracyHOST
16:29
And was it the way that the slurry had been heaped? I mean, really, if I was working in a school and that was above me every day of the week, knowing full well that the weather changes so drastically in school, this time of the year, I suppose really it was the irresponsibility of whoever decided that that mountain of slurry was allowed to fester.

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