Monday, October 29, 2012 – Today marks the official debut of WatcherVault.com, a new website dedicated to the works and research of Christian author and symbologist David Flynn. The purpose of WatcherVault.com is to catalogue all of Flynn’s published works, internet posts, research, audio interviews, and video presentations.

WatcherVault.com features a modern format that is easily navigable, subscribable, and accommodating to mobile devices and social networking sites. WatcherVault.com will officially operate in conjunction with and as a mirror to the original “Watcher” website, which has been online at http://www.mt.net/~watcher since its inception in 1995.

David Flynn was known as the creator of the original “Watcher” website – one of the first to propose that ancient and modern UFO phenomena are related to events described in the Bible. He was revealing answers behind the “ancient alien” and “2012” theories years before they became hot topics. David Flynn also performed original research concerning ancient mysteries, “illuminated” fraternities, and Bible prophecy. He is the author of the heavily researched and groundbreaking books Cydonia: The Secret Chronicles of Mars and Temple at the Center of Time: Newton’s Bible Codex Deciphered and the Year 2012 and has been extensively cited in the research of others.

WatcherVault.com anticipates being a destination for independent thinkers and truth-seekers and will continue to provide easily accessible original articles and promote future announcements and information pertaining to the works of David Flynn.

(To learn more about WatcherVault.com or submit an inquiry, please contact: WatcherVault@gmail.com)

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Speaking from the back benches of the House of Commons, Tom Watson, the deputy chairman of the Labour Party, called on the Metropolitan Police to reopen a closed criminal inquiry into paedophilia.

Indicating his anxiety that there had been an establishment cover-up, Mr Watson referred to the case of Peter Righton, who was convicted in 1992 of importing and possessing illegal homosexual pornographic material.

Righton, a former consultant to the National Children’s Bureau and lecturer at the National Institute for Social Work in London, admitted two illegal importation charges and one charge of possessing obscene material. He was fined £900.

At Prime Minister’s Questions, Mr Watson said the evidence file used to convict Righton “if it still exists, contains clear intelligence of a widespread paedophile ring”.

He told a hushed Commons: “One of its members boasts of a link to a senior aide of a former Prime Minister, who says he could smuggle indecent images of children from abroad.
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In the aftermath of Mr Watson’s remarks, media outlets speculated that he was referring to the late former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath – who was the subject of unsubstantiated rumours about sex with under-age boys – or to Sir Peter Morrison, a former Downing Street aide who died in 1995.

• Read the whole story here: Was there a paedophile ring in No 10? MP Tom Watson demands probe – Crime – UK – The Independent