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Larry King's Pedophile Culture

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At the highest levels of governments around the world the pedophile culture receives protection and cover. The members of this culture include the rich, high level, famous, and influential people. The pedophile culture is embedded in justice systems around the world where the perpetrators are able to flee prosecution for long periods of time even in the midst of investigations and warrants being issued. Former president of the U.S. George H. W. Bush allegedly hosted gatherings of congress persons and senators for the purpose of engaging in acts of pedophilia. In the case involving Bush, witnesses report that he was involved in the "Franklin Savings and Loan case" during the 1980's involving Larry King. Larry King was supplying children for

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