Sir Ivor Seward Richardy

In May 1979 I confronted Sir Ivor Seward Richard (he attempted to evade me, with their emblem on my shirt and tape recorder in hand), then British Ambassador to the United Nations 1974-1979; European Commissioner for Employment and Social Affairs, 1981-1985; and Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of Lords, 1997-1998.

Richard's maternal grandfather, William Henry Seward, was the same Secretary of State who made the Alaska Purchase from Russia in 1867!

His membership to the Pilgrims Society was never mentioned in the introduction for his speech at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, and the promised question and answer session was abruptly cancelled; someone else had seen The Pilgrims emblem on my shirt.

His membership in The English Speaking Union and The Fabian Society of Great Britain (emblem — wolf in sheep’s clothing) was mentioned; his Pilgrims membership had to be kept in the dark. He was honored on May 13, 1975 at a Pilgrims reception in Manhattan.

THESE OPERATORS ARE SO TOXIC THAT THE ONLY SAFE WAY TO ACCOST THEM MAY BE BY APPROACHING THEM WITH YOUR BACK TURNED, HOLDING UP A MIRROR WITH WHICH TO VIEW THEM!