May 20, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Barnet, Campaigning, Court Hearings, Daily Mail, Exposure, FOI Requests, John Hemming MP, John McDonnell MP, Local Council, Petitions, Public Interest, Publicity, Secret Family Courts, Secret Prisoners, State kidnapping, UK Court of Protection, United Kingdom
Brussels, Camilla Cavendish, Court of Protection, Early Day Motion, Family Court, George Galloway, John Hemming, John McDonnell, London Borough of Barnet, Member of Parliament, Member of the European Parliament, white collar crime
When John Hemming MP joined us at our Westminster meeting in January 2011, to explore a Public Inquiry into White Collar Crimes, I knew that ‘secret prisoners‘ were his ‘pet subject’:
- the use of the Court of ‘Protection‘ to steal the assets of mainly elderly people, by declaring them ‘not to have capacity’ to instruct solicitors
- as a result, people are secretly imprisoned.
At the time, I did not know as much about secret family courts as I wish I never needed to learn:
- secret family courts are used to sanction and ‘legalise’ the child snatching carried out by Social Services – supposedly in the ‘best interest of the child’
- I launched Stop Forced Adoptions in the UK as an online petition that non-UK MEPs want to take further in Brussels, as soon as 2,000 signatures are reached
- I re-vamped Ian Josephs’ www.forced-adoption.com into Punishment without Crime, as he has been advising between 3 and 6 parents a day since the sixties.
Now I have seen how extra secrecy was used in a family court case: More
May 19, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Campaigning, Advocacy, Court Hearings, BBC, Internet Media, United Kingdom, Secret Family Courts, e-Petition, Public Interest, #paedobritain, #childsnatchbritain, #stopabusenow, #forcedadoption, AVAAZ
Social work, Christopher Booker, Family, Family Court, Home, Children Youth and Family, BBC, Parliament of the United Kingdom, Parent, Camilla Cavendish, Sun, Friends, Stop Forced Adoptions, Brussels, Member of the European Parliament, The Times
How many children need to be taken from their parents, before the world says NO? 10,000 a year is not enough yet?
How many parents need to be gagged and threatened with prison, before other countries say NO to the UK? Here’s what’s unique in the UK to facilitate forced adoptions. If you have lost your child(ren), please consider filling in this form to let the online world know – anonymously of course.
How many more children need to go missing (currently an estimated 10,000 a year), before their parents make institutions accountable?
How many farces / charades and masquerades need to be staged as ‘court cases’, before Parliament takes responsibility for an ‘independent’ judiciary? ‘Not Open to the Media’ even – despite Camilla Cavendish’s campaign in The Times in 2008?
Parents are now expected to PAY to see their kids in ‘contact centres’. How Stalinesque does the UK want to be?
These are some of the questions that fuelled my ‘wrath of god’ to start the petition Stop Forced Adoptions in the UK. More
May 12, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Corruption, False Flag Operations, Fraud, Judges, Litigants in Person, Public Interest, Public Interest, Solicitors, United Kingdom, Whistleblowers
Crime, Death of Jean Charles de Menezes, Law firm, Magistrates Court, Metropolitan Police Service, Police, Royal Courts of Justice, STV Group (Scotland)
Regular readers of and contributors to Victims Unite will not be surprised to read about compelling evidence for corruption within
- the Police Service, particularly the Metropolitan Police: “this will not be investigated”
- 65 calls for help from the Police
- the Judiciary
- law firms [from hell]: “For God sakes, if you were not ripped off, I’d never make a living.” [para 59, page 38]
- “was unfortunately set up by the lawyers from Russells” [figure 4c, page 50]
However, in addition, this 240-page report is about:-
criminal victimisation of Ms Seven by Russells Law firm More
May 6, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Austerity Cuts, Child snatching, Forced Adoptions, Internet Media, Jimmy Savile, Litigants in Person, Secret Prisoners, State kidnapping, The rule of money, The Web, United Kingdom, Web analytics
CERN, Dubai, France, Geneva, George Osborne, Higgs boson, Large Hadron Collider, Open Data, Switzerland
Re-visiting the Computer Centre @ CERN
It has always struck me odd to talk about ‘bank holidays’ especially when referring to what used to be Christian events. But economic thinking has become soo pervasive that hardly anybody questions anything more.
I remember talking to mathematicians about the creation of money as debt at a conference, but nobody cared. Now I was told that CERN is wondering where its budget is going to come from and even where physics is going. The member countries don’t want to pay any more:
Who am I to show the way with my innovative software methods? But my idea of data profiling is the perfect bridge between big business data and very big science data, i.e. the finances of “time is money”, the costs of products and services vs marketing them and the use of measurements as the basis for a new kind of web science.
Having been invited to Celebrate 50 Years of Computing @ CERN, I was extremely apprehensive regarding the victimisation by my former employer: the doctor who claimed I would not suffer in old age (let alone acknowledge my pains then), me not even considering taking a lawyer to fight my interests at the time (we were all a happy family, weren’t we), my later discovery that CERN’s lawyer was sitting on the board of an insurance company (any conflict of interest here?)… And I learned that CERN’s pension fund lost over one billion Swiss Francs due to the universally accepted recession and crisis.
Who am I to be irritated by the Dubai level of luxury in Geneva airport compared with London Luton? The 22-year-old granddaughter of my host in France said that Switzerland is the bank of bankers. To me that illustrates what this video of fascinating web analytics demonstrates: the Global Awakening is massive.
Back in London, I’m engulfed by the usual ‘shock therapy’ of bad news:
- George Osborne dares to challenge those 11 European countries who want to implement a Robin Hood Tax
- Vicky Haigh was set up to talk about her daughter whom she is not supposed to see until she is 18 and has been put in prison for 28 days; only one visit per week; her prison in Peterborough is in Saville Road of all places;
- my favourite (because she stands her ground) inmate in HMP Holloway was refused bail a second time; her lawyer says that nobody appears to be responsible for getting her out of jail;
- she confirms what Vicky had discovered during her nine months in jail before: foreigners are being targeted;
- another mother I’m helping has had to experience the worst betrayal possible less than two weeks before her next hearing – where we hope to reverse an adoption order; at least we got permission to appeal;
- a woman whose two boys were taken from her showed me the documents relating to the fact that they should be adopted by a homosexual couple; this is NOT to be questioned, this is now ‘political correctness’!
A friend of mine went to church yesterday where he was told that this is going to be a month of miracles! Badly needed, methinks! Especially as my web hosting company punishes me by closing one of my websites because it has been hacked…
But one piece of good news is that the Community Interest Company that set up Help4LiPs has inaugurated great premises. Thus we can join forces also physically, not only virtually on screen!
April 21, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
#childsnatchbritain, #forcedadoption, #paedobritain, #stopabusenow, Advocacy, Campaigning, Child abduction, Child Abusers, Child snatching, Forced Adoptions, Gagging orders, Internet Media, Organised baby snatching, Paedophilia, Secret Family Courts, State kidnapping, Twitter, United Kingdom, Whistleblowers
Britain, Child abuse, Children Youth and Family, Facebook, Foster care, Sexual abuse, social services, Social work, Support Groups, Twitter, white collar crime
Yes, seeing behind the motivations of bad news and seeing through the intentions of bad institutions makes us feel helpless and powerless. Until somebody comes along and lifts your spirit again and you feel less alone, less ‘ashamed and impotent’ as commentator obesiverights.
My ‘position statement’ this morning:
the financial critique is rolling as the cause of all evil:
victims as the sad effects are coming together:
- when victims become fighters as Litigants in Person (LiPs), Help for LiPs is growing, too;
child snatching as the most heinous of white collar crimes:
survivors of sexual abuse are coming out:
- at least some victims turned survivors come out thanks to Twitter, Facebook and blogs
#paedobritain gets to the hearts, minds and souls of people:
And this heart wrenching true story:
Cry for Britain’s stolen children
Posted: 20 Apr 2013 04:09 AM PDT
Dear Tap,
I cannot put into words the despair that I feel in reading the letter from this young girl and looking at the pictures of all the stolen children in the picture gallery.
http://m.s-c-o-t-uk.com/photogallery/ More
April 20, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
#forcedadoption, Advocacy, Campaigning, Child abduction, Child snatching, Deportation, Forced Adoptions, Foreigners, Immigration, Organised baby snatching, Social Services, State kidnapping, United Kingdom
Health, Home Affairs Select Committee, Member of Parliament, Parent, Shopping, Stress (biology), UK Border Agency, Weight loss
Well, we’re not alone after all: BID, Bail for Immigration, have studied the ‘cases’ they have to deal with and noticed the terrible effects the separation from parents has on their children:
- emotional stress,
- adverse effects including weight loss, nightmares, insomnia and ‘extreme isolation’.
How can it be? After all, it’s “in the interest of the child!”
But, as one inmate has discovered from her own experiences: foreigners are among those being targeted by Social Services. Why? Presumably they think they can get away with deporting the parents, after fostering or adopting their kids, to keep the industry going…
April 18, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
#childsnatchbritain, #paedobritain, #stopabusenow, Advocacy, Campaigning, Internet Media, Paedophilia, Social Services, State kidnapping, Threat of Imprisonment, Twitter, United Kingdom
Age of consent, Australia, Daily Mail, Hudson, Hudson River, Hudson Valley, Law, Mainstream Media, Paedophile Information Exchange, Risk management, Twitter, United States
Image via CrunchBase
Once upon a time, we used to write letters to each other. Now we tweet. Or at least some of us who love our computers. And Twitter is being taken seriously by mainstream media and official organisations, mainly for ‘risk management’, especially since the plane landing on the Hudson River had been helped so substantially by people tweeting.
Hashtags categorise ‘tweets’:
But the policy was set up by the PIE Manifesto in 19 pages in November 1975: More
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