Slave Trading Secret Society: Colston Statue Merchant Venturers Exposed; Medical Tyranny: Theranos

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Christine Townsend, teacher, Green Party Councillor for Southville, and founding member of Countering Colston, joins Tony and Martin. Those responsible for downing Colston statue in Bristol go free. History of Edward Colston and the Slave Trade in Bristol, his importance in the City as a benefactor, The Colston Cult of the 1920s, and the continuing power of the Merchant Venturers in Bristol. The Society of Merchant Venturers need to get out of our democracy Green Party councillor for Southville, Christine Townsend, was one of the founding members of Countering Colston. Speaking at a press conference after the Colston 4 were found not guilty, she said: We never went after the statue because we would have been considered to have just been crazy having the idea of taking that statue down back in 2014. So that is why we went for current, religious and educational practises, and how the Society of Merchant Venturers and Bristol Cathedral were basically telling untruths to children during their rituals in that cathedral.

As a teacher, that was where I came in. I could not sit back and allow the bishop of Bristol to tell hundreds of schoolchildren in my city that it was speculation about how Edward Colston made his money. And I couldn’t believe that they had ceremonies where they celebrated this man For me, because they (the Society of Merchant Venturers) have been so involved in running private schools and we know where those that are educated at private schools end up in terms of at the top of the pyramid of power. And it is those myths and the procreation of that cult that has meant there has been such resistance in Bristol, and why ordinary Bristolians just could not understand why we were so upset with Colston, and there was such denial of this fact for year after year after year. Townsend added: “The dial has moved. There is no going back. What we see is the Merchant Venturers trying to create another narrative. Even now they are trying to create another narrative. “They are trying to distance themselves and minimise the involvement of their historic figures in the transatlantic slave trade. “That is what they will continue to do but we will continue to push against it. “The Society of Merchant Venturers need to get out of our democracy. “It came out in court – there was clear evidence – that individuals in the organisation tried to interfere with the democratic processes. “And as an elected member of the council, that is something that I will be taking up and we will be pushing for as myself as an individual and the Green Party.”

The 8 Merchant Academy Schools funded by The Merchant Venturers. Are the Merchant Venturers going to go? Radicalisation and extremism at Bristol’s Merchants’ Academy ‘not dealt with’ as Oftsed rates school inadequate (2017) Merchants’ Academy has been given the bottom rating by Ofsted in every department A Bristol school has been criticised by education watchdog Ofsted for failing to deal with radicalisation and extremism. Merchants’ Academy has been thrown into special measures by the regulator, after it was rated inadequate in every department. The all-through school in Withywood, which is run by the Venturers’ Trust, has about 1,100 pupils and was rated good in its previous inspection. But it has gone downwards since, prompting the school to reshuffle the leadership team, and appoint a new principal and chairman of governors. Inspectors to the school in September found a myriad of problems – from leadership and teaching to worrying behaviour and poor outcomes for children. The report, which has been seen by the Bristol Post, also said senior leaders at the school had allowed a culture of “low standards and low expectations” to take a firm hold at the school. In the last two years, standards at the school, which was already low, had declined even further, inspectors found.

Master of the Merchant Venturers, Director of Bristol Water and corporate lawyer Chris Curling on the show back in December 2014.