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			*'''John Holmstrom''' (1927-2013) - Through his work with the Albany Trust, Holmstrom was one of three authors of PIE's Q&A pamphlet on pedophilia, alongside Keith Hose and Tom O'Carroll, which was sent to all UK Members of Parliament. Holmstrom was active in the struggle for sexual minority rights, and was willing to write about gay culture in the UK before male same sex intimacy was legalized.<ref>[https://jot101.com/2019/12/a-survey-of-homosexuality-in-the-theatre/?sfw=pass1738166541 John Holmstrom on Homosexuality].</ref> Holmstrom became extremely well-known as an announcer on BBC Radio 3. He was also a playwright, translator, theater critic, and shopkeeper. He founded Colts Of Hampstead, a fashion shop specializing in continental-style clothes for boys aged between 7 and 14. After retiring from the BBC, he compiled an encyclopaedia of child film actors called ''The Moving Picture Boy'' (1998).<ref>Holmstrom, ''The Moving Picture Boy: An International Encyclopaedia from 1895 to 1995''. [https://www.amazon.com/Moving-Picture-Boy-International-Encyclopaedia/dp/0859551784 Amazon link].</ref>

	*'''Clifford Luton''' - a BBC reporter for 15 years between the 1960s and 1970s, and skilled Yachtsman.<ref>Founded the North Sea Cruise Association, in Dorset, 1964. He was a BBC Northern Ireland correspondent. He was investigated for being in a child abuse network with Morris Fraser and Nicholas Reynolds. He was thought to have links to the Azimuth Trust and was investigated, but no charges were brought. [https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/boats-and-child-abuse/ He was skilled yachtsman], with 28 foot boat Sarah Jane.</ref><ref>[https://scepticpeg.wordpress.com/2017/08/30/clifford-luton-ex-bbc-reporter/ Clifford Luton, ex-BBC reporter].</ref>		*'''Clifford Luton''' - a BBC reporter for 15 years between the 1960s and 1970s, and skilled Yachtsman.<ref>Founded the North Sea Cruise Association, in Dorset, 1964. He was a BBC Northern Ireland correspondent. He was investigated for being in a child abuse network with Morris Fraser and Nicholas Reynolds. He was thought to have links to the Azimuth Trust and was investigated, but no charges were brought. [https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/boats-and-child-abuse/ He was skilled yachtsman], with 28 foot boat Sarah Jane.</ref><ref>[https://scepticpeg.wordpress.com/2017/08/30/clifford-luton-ex-bbc-reporter/ Clifford Luton, ex-BBC reporter].</ref>

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	According to PIE Chairperson [[Thomas O'Carroll]], author of [[''Paedophilia: The Radical Case'']] (1980):		According to PIE Chairperson [[Thomas O'Carroll]], author of ''[[Paedophilia: The Radical Case]]'' (1980):

	:''"We made a terrible mistake ... we were trying to be a political organisation and at the same time we were trying to be a support organisation."''<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/feb/26/lobbying-paedophile-campaign-revealed-hewitt Guardian: Patricia Hewitt]</ref>		:''"We made a terrible mistake ... we were trying to be a political organisation and at the same time we were trying to be a support organisation."''<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/feb/26/lobbying-paedophile-campaign-revealed-hewitt Guardian: Patricia Hewitt]</ref>

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	According to [[Thomas O'Carroll]]:		According to PIE Chairperson [[Thomas O'Carroll]], author of [[''Paedophilia: The Radical Case'']] (1980):

	:''"We made a terrible mistake ... we were trying to be a political organisation and at the same time we were trying to be a support organisation."''<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/feb/26/lobbying-paedophile-campaign-revealed-hewitt Guardian: Patricia Hewitt]</ref>		:''"We made a terrible mistake ... we were trying to be a political organisation and at the same time we were trying to be a support organisation."''<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/feb/26/lobbying-paedophile-campaign-revealed-hewitt Guardian: Patricia Hewitt]</ref>

	~~O'Carroll is using "support" in reference~~ to ~~the particularly high number~~ of ~~members who were involved in the trading of images and real life contact with minors. Modern~~ day ''support'' organizations have a different focus - namely the mental health of MAPs.		Rather than lobbying / agitating parliament and the media to reform [[age of consent]] law, modern day support organizations have a different focus - namely the mental health of MAPs.

	==Early history and activity==		==Early history and activity==

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	*'''[[Peter Bremner]]'''		*'''[[Peter Bremner]]'''
	*'''[[Leo Adamson]]'''		*'''[[Leo Adamson]]'''
	*'''John Parratt - alias of [[Warren Middleton]]''', who edited the anthology [[The_Betrayal_of_Youth_(Book)\|Betrayal of Youth]] (~~1896~~) with contributions from LGBTQ+ activist [[Peter Tatchell]], [[Communism\|Leftist]] thinkers like [[Roger Moody]] and [[John Lindsay]], and the [[Feminism\|feminist]] author [[Beatrice Faust]].		*'''John Parratt - alias of [[Warren Middleton]]''', who edited the anthology [[The_Betrayal_of_Youth_(Book)\|Betrayal of Youth]] (1986) with contributions from LGBTQ+ activist [[Peter Tatchell]], [[Communism\|Leftist]] thinkers like [[Roger Moody]] and [[John Lindsay]], and the [[Feminism\|feminist]] author [[Beatrice Faust]].
	*'''[https://wiki.scotlandonair.com/wiki/Christopher_Mylne Christopher Mylne]''' - An incredibly influential nature photographer. David Attenborough narrated at least one of his films. Private, not heavily involved, but friendly to PIE Chairperson [[Tom O'Carroll]].<ref>''I spent a pleasant afternoon with Chris at his home in Linlithgow back in the late 1970s when I was up that way in connection with speaking engagements at the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow. I guess he wrote and invited me when he was in PIE.		*'''[https://wiki.scotlandonair.com/wiki/Christopher_Mylne Christopher Mylne]''' - An incredibly influential nature photographer. David Attenborough narrated at least one of his films. Private, not heavily involved, but friendly to PIE Chairperson [[Tom O'Carroll]].<ref>''I spent a pleasant afternoon with Chris at his home in Linlithgow back in the late 1970s when I was up that way in connection with speaking engagements at the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow. I guess he wrote and invited me when he was in PIE.

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	We must have talked about kids, and PIE stuff, but I don’t remember any of that. I’m sure I asked him lots of questions about his nature filming and I vaguely remember being impressed by the exotic travel his work involved. But I don’t think I quite grasped how professional and indeed distinguished his work was.'' - [https://heretictoc.com/2025/01/06/clearing-up-the-conceptual-confusion/ Tom O'Carroll (2025)].</ref>		We must have talked about kids, and PIE stuff, but I don’t remember any of that. I’m sure I asked him lots of questions about his nature filming and I vaguely remember being impressed by the exotic travel his work involved. But I don’t think I quite grasped how professional and indeed distinguished his work was.'' - [https://heretictoc.com/2025/01/06/clearing-up-the-conceptual-confusion/ Tom O'Carroll (2025)].</ref>
			*'''[[Brian Taylor]]''' - Sociologist and professor at the University of Sussex in the United Kingdom. As 'Humphrey Barton', Taylor was PIE's Research Director, in which capacity he contributed to its first magazine, ''Understanding Paedophilia''. Taylor/'Barton' then edited the new PIE publication, ''Magpie'', in 1977. Under his own name, he edited and wrote a lengthy introduction to ''Perspectives on Paedophilia'' (1986), and had earlier written the first and definitive biography of the Irish author [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forrest_Reid Forrest Reid], whose novels contain intergenerational themes and who may have been a [[MAP]] himself.<ref>See ''The Green Avenue: The Life and Writings of Forrest Reid, 1875-1947'' (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1980). [https://www.amazon.com/Green-Avenue-Writings-Forrest-1875-1947/dp/052113563X Amazon link].</ref> In an obituary for ''The Guardian'', his colleague Dr. David Harrison described him as "a genuine polymath," a "dependable, [...] reflective and critical thinker" whose "lectures [were] packed and delivered with erudition and humour."<ref>[https://www.academia.edu/38055871/Guardian_removes_obituary_to_sociologist_Brian_Taylor_without_informing_readers Brian Taylor Obituary, archived by an Anti whose intervention led to its removal from public view.]</ref>

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	*'''Morris Fraser''' - Psychiatrist, and author of ''The Death of Narcissus'', which was about famous paedophilic authors, including [[J.M. Barrie]]. He ran the Azimuth Trust, a sailing charity for disadvantaged boys. He contributed a chapters to ''Perspectives on Paedophilia'', an important book of its time, edited by sociologist [[Brian Taylor]]. He was a close friend to Clifford Luton.		*'''Morris Fraser''' - Psychiatrist, and author of ''The Death of Narcissus'', which was about famous paedophilic authors, including [[J.M. Barrie]]. He ran the Azimuth Trust, a sailing charity for disadvantaged boys. He contributed a chapters to ''Perspectives on Paedophilia'', an important book of its time, edited by sociologist [[Brian Taylor]]. He was a close friend to Clifford Luton.

			*'''[[Roger Moody]]''' - The 1st person to openly declare himself a "paedophile" in print. He was associated with PAL, but never joined PIE as a member.

	==External Links and Sources==		==External Links and Sources==

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	*[[Peter Bremner]]		*'''[[Peter Bremner]]'''
	*'''[[Leo Adamson]]'''		*'''[[Leo Adamson]]'''
	*'''John Parratt - alias of [[Warren Middleton]]'''		*'''John Parratt - alias of [[Warren Middleton]]''', who edited the anthology [[The_Betrayal_of_Youth_(Book)\|Betrayal of Youth]] (1896) with contributions from LGBTQ+ activist [[Peter Tatchell]], [[Communism\|Leftist]] thinkers like [[Roger Moody]] and [[John Lindsay]], and the [[Feminism\|feminist]] author [[Beatrice Faust]].
	*'''[https://wiki.scotlandonair.com/wiki/Christopher_Mylne Christopher Mylne]''' - An incredibly influential nature photographer. David Attenborough narrated at least one of his films. Private, not heavily involved, but friendly to PIE Chairperson [[Tom O'Carroll]].<ref>''I spent a pleasant afternoon with Chris at his home in Linlithgow back in the late 1970s when I was up that way in connection with speaking engagements at the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow. I guess he wrote and invited me when he was in PIE.		*'''[https://wiki.scotlandonair.com/wiki/Christopher_Mylne Christopher Mylne]''' - An incredibly influential nature photographer. David Attenborough narrated at least one of his films. Private, not heavily involved, but friendly to PIE Chairperson [[Tom O'Carroll]].<ref>''I spent a pleasant afternoon with Chris at his home in Linlithgow back in the late 1970s when I was up that way in connection with speaking engagements at the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow. I guess he wrote and invited me when he was in PIE.

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	We must have talked about kids, and PIE stuff, but I don’t remember any of that. I’m sure I asked him lots of questions about his nature filming and I vaguely remember being impressed by the exotic travel his work involved. But I don’t think I quite grasped how professional and indeed distinguished his work was.'' - [https://heretictoc.com/2025/01/06/clearing-up-the-conceptual-confusion/ Tom O'Carroll (2025)].</ref>		We must have talked about kids, and PIE stuff, but I don’t remember any of that. I’m sure I asked him lots of questions about his nature filming and I vaguely remember being impressed by the exotic travel his work involved. But I don’t think I quite grasped how professional and indeed distinguished his work was.'' - [https://heretictoc.com/2025/01/06/clearing-up-the-conceptual-confusion/ Tom O'Carroll (2025)].</ref>

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	*'''Clifford Luton''' - a BBC reporter for 15 years between the 1960s and 1970s, and skilled Yachtsman.<ref>Founded the North Sea Cruise Association, in Dorset, 1964. He was a BBC Northern Ireland correspondent. He was investigated for being in a child abuse network with Morris Fraser and Nicholas Reynolds. He was thought to have links to the Azimuth Trust and was investigated, but no charges were brought. [https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/boats-and-child-abuse/ He was skilled yachtsman], with 28 foot boat Sarah Jane.</ref><ref>[https://scepticpeg.wordpress.com/2017/08/30/clifford-luton-ex-bbc-reporter/ Clifford Luton, ex-BBC reporter].</ref>		*'''Clifford Luton''' - a BBC reporter for 15 years between the 1960s and 1970s, and skilled Yachtsman.<ref>Founded the North Sea Cruise Association, in Dorset, 1964. He was a BBC Northern Ireland correspondent. He was investigated for being in a child abuse network with Morris Fraser and Nicholas Reynolds. He was thought to have links to the Azimuth Trust and was investigated, but no charges were brought. [https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/boats-and-child-abuse/ He was skilled yachtsman], with 28 foot boat Sarah Jane.</ref><ref>[https://scepticpeg.wordpress.com/2017/08/30/clifford-luton-ex-bbc-reporter/ Clifford Luton, ex-BBC reporter].</ref>

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	*'''Clifford Luton''' - a BBC reporter for 15 years between the 1960s and 1970s, and skilled Yachtsman.<ref>Founded the North Sea Cruise Association, in Dorset, 1964. He was a BBC Northern Ireland correspondent. He was investigated for being in a child abuse network with Morris Fraser and Nicholas Reynolds. He was thought to have links to the Azimuth Trust and was investigated, but no charges were brought. [https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/boats-and-child-abuse/ He was skilled yachtsman], with 28 foot boat Sarah Jane.</ref><ref>[https://scepticpeg.wordpress.com/2017/08/30/clifford-luton-ex-bbc-reporter/ Clifford Luton, ex-BBC reporter].</ref>		*'''Clifford Luton''' - a BBC reporter for 15 years between the 1960s and 1970s, and skilled Yachtsman.<ref>Founded the North Sea Cruise Association, in Dorset, 1964. He was a BBC Northern Ireland correspondent. He was investigated for being in a child abuse network with Morris Fraser and Nicholas Reynolds. He was thought to have links to the Azimuth Trust and was investigated, but no charges were brought. [https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/boats-and-child-abuse/ He was skilled yachtsman], with 28 foot boat Sarah Jane.</ref><ref>[https://scepticpeg.wordpress.com/2017/08/30/clifford-luton-ex-bbc-reporter/ Clifford Luton, ex-BBC reporter].</ref>

	*'''Morris Fraser''' - Psychiatrist, and author of ''The Death of Narcissus'', which was about famous paedophilic authors, including [[JM Barrie]]. He ran the Azimuth Trust, a sailing charity for disadvantaged boys. He contributed a chapters to ''Perspectives on Paedophilia'', an important book of its time, edited by sociologist [[Brian Taylor]]. He was a close friend to Clifford Luton.		*'''Morris Fraser''' - Psychiatrist, and author of ''The Death of Narcissus'', which was about famous paedophilic authors, including [[J.M. Barrie]]. He ran the Azimuth Trust, a sailing charity for disadvantaged boys. He contributed a chapters to ''Perspectives on Paedophilia'', an important book of its time, edited by sociologist [[Brian Taylor]]. He was a close friend to Clifford Luton.

	==External Links and Sources==		==External Links and Sources==

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	*Clifford Luton - a BBC reporter for 15 years between the 1960s and 1970s, and skilled Yachtsman.<ref>Founded the North Sea Cruise Association, in Dorset, 1964. He was a BBC Northern Ireland correspondent. He was investigated for being in a child abuse network with Morris Fraser and Nicholas Reynolds. He was thought to have links to the Azimuth Trust and was investigated, but no charges were brought. [https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/boats-and-child-abuse/ He was skilled yachtsman], with 28 foot boat Sarah Jane.</ref><ref>[https://scepticpeg.wordpress.com/2017/08/30/clifford-luton-ex-bbc-reporter/ Clifford Luton, ex-BBC reporter].</ref>		*'''Clifford Luton''' - a BBC reporter for 15 years between the 1960s and 1970s, and skilled Yachtsman.<ref>Founded the North Sea Cruise Association, in Dorset, 1964. He was a BBC Northern Ireland correspondent. He was investigated for being in a child abuse network with Morris Fraser and Nicholas Reynolds. He was thought to have links to the Azimuth Trust and was investigated, but no charges were brought. [https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/boats-and-child-abuse/ He was skilled yachtsman], with 28 foot boat Sarah Jane.</ref><ref>[https://scepticpeg.wordpress.com/2017/08/30/clifford-luton-ex-bbc-reporter/ Clifford Luton, ex-BBC reporter].</ref>

	*Morris Fraser - Psychiatrist, and author of ''The Death of Narcissus'', which was about famous paedophilic authors, including [[JM Barrie]]. He ran the Azimuth Trust, a sailing charity for disadvantaged boys. He contributed a chapters to ''Perspectives on Paedophilia'', an important book of its time, edited by sociologist [[Brian Taylor]]. He was a close friend to Clifford Luton.		*'''Morris Fraser''' - Psychiatrist, and author of ''The Death of Narcissus'', which was about famous paedophilic authors, including [[JM Barrie]]. He ran the Azimuth Trust, a sailing charity for disadvantaged boys. He contributed a chapters to ''Perspectives on Paedophilia'', an important book of its time, edited by sociologist [[Brian Taylor]]. He was a close friend to Clifford Luton.

	==External Links and Sources==		==External Links and Sources==