…while helping each other, when fighting Fraud and White Collar Crimes.
March 28, 2013
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This Darkness Must End is a new blog with a most remarkable compilation of photos and newspaper links regarding Jimmy Savile.
It starts with:
“Savile advised Prince Charles over the appointment of a royal aide” (Daily Mail, 5th November 2012)
“Jimmy Savile caused concern with behaviour on visits to Prince Charles” (The Guardian, 29th October 2012) More
March 5, 2013
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Thanks to my Google alert on paedophilia, I found David Icke’s comment that led me to the very original blog The Madlands.
And that’s where the idea for the Day of Online Action was started.
If you want to participate, find your way of being especially active!
The dots need to be joined between child snatching, elite paedophilia and cover-ups – by mainstream media and police.
Or have we reached the state of perfect anarchy aka The Police State
One of the comments contained this video illustrating Leonard Cohen’s Everybody Knows:
February 13, 2013
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Isn’t it sad that haters, trolls and ‘shills‘ are populating the web to undermine what well-meaning people are doing to compensate for the shortcomings of the mainstream media!?… But:
everybody always does as best as they can. If they knew better, they would do better!
Sharon Kilby has decided to make war on shills - starting with myself and Belinda McKenzie, co-founders of the Association of McKenzie Friends - as public interest advocates.
Sharon’s ‘exposure’ saddens me particularly, for I don’t only believe, I KNOW that she ‘comes from the right place’. So she must have been ‘misguided’ – by mis- and dis-informers – the kinds of people she is declaring war against.
February 12, 2013
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The disconnect between Parliament and ‘the public’ has never been greater.
But when the Secret ‘Justice’ Bill glides through Parliament and ‘the public’ prefers to be asleep, we can only hope that those few who notice, will share their news as effectively as The Tap - an interesting ‘collective’ contributing to a blog.
There is no such thing as ‘the system’. We are talking about people being paid for working
and
‘The ‘public’ More
February 11, 2013
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People used to believe anything that was printed. It must be true. Otherwise it would not have been able to get printed: the sources were ‘learned’ and ‘professional’, i.e. trustworthy, and the publishers were ‘experienced’, i.e. ‘commercial’.
Since the internet has made it possible for private investigators, researchers and writers to express their knowledge and understanding, people have the chance to make up their own minds, whether to ‘believe’ or to ‘know’, if something is or rings ‘true’.
As a system analyst and philosopher of science, I have complemented Einstein’s general and special relativity by absolute relativity. Similarly, I don’t think there is ‘absolute truth’. There is only ‘personal truth’ and ‘current understanding’ of any situation.
In that context, I am fortunate to know a lady who is very sharp in analysing websites and can spot mis- and dis-information sites from a any distance. In fact, she has analysed
January 23, 2013
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Once again: you only believe it when it hits you yourself or someone you know:
In response to mailing everybody who had signed the petition to free him, Mike wrote that he also had to flee the country, after his mum became a victim of the Court of ‘Protection’ and the Office of the Public ‘Guardian’ in the UK.
On Monday I was in court to support Andrea Higgins whose two daughters were taken: More
January 20, 2013
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It’s obviously time to write to Buckingham Palace again, even though it doesn’t seem to achieve anything at all – besides prompt responses, passing me on to Ministers who don’t communicate.
So I’m just soothing my conscience: I want to die, knowing that I’ve tried my best. I want HM to know what, just like in all the fairy tales of the world, Her Ministers won’t tell her. Because they don’t seem to have the ethics, morals and integrity necessary to be a ‘voice for the people’. At its best, they are, what my husband used to call a ‘mutual adoration society’. But, in reality, they are making civil abuse of royal privileges as enshrined in Royal Charters.
Since 2008 I’ve been writing as the Organiser of the Forum for Stable Currencies, after a human rights lawyer had advised us to ‘go for Parliamentary Scrutiny via the Treasury Select Committee‘. More
January 19, 2013
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When a mother whose second child is being taken – without paperwork – calls for help because she realises that her solicitor is not acting in her interest, I’m going into a higher gear:
It appears that the “second generation radar” helps Social Services to get hold of children, especially at birth, i.e. the mother was in care as a teenager and thus known to Social Services.
When she was pregnant, she could do whatever – it never satisfied Social Services… So the first baby was taken at 7 months, without paperwork, and the second one 6 days after birth, again without paperwork.
The most experienced Ian Josephs writes that breast feeding is a fundamental human right for mothers and the right NOT to be removed at birth for babies. But Social Services, in collusion with Police, Courts and Judges, are above the law, aren’t they!?… More
January 16, 2013
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This morning I am still somewhat recovering from yesterday’s meeting. Before turning its outcomes into activity, I just copy what John Ward, publisher of the very popular The Slog wrote:
I was in a House of Commons committee room for much of yesterday, and you’ll all be relieved to know that there is no longer any water for sessions there. Given yesterday’s news (not really news, just the first time it’s been admitted) that our banks are nowhere near the target of refilled balance sheets, I suppose the Commons water was bound to go in the end.
But was there any other evidence to hand in the Palace of Westminster that our doom is at hand? Not really: I met and spoke with two MPs – diligent and concerned, don’t doubt it – but neither of them seemed that aware of how dysfunctionally unpopular the political class is across Europe.
More remarkable were the ordinary people in the room grappling with serious legal, constitutional, police and power-abuse issues. Mums imprisoned spitefully, armed police raiding family homes, people being declared in need of mental assessment for arguing with social workers, businesses being fraudulently declared insolvent, judges exceeding their powers while ignoring evidence. And volunteer intermediaries dedicated to helping those stuck in a Kafkaesque world in which the law says one thing but the authorities do another.
“It’s the system,” people kept saying, “We must change the system”. I don’t agree, I’m afraid. You have to change the culture, ethics, attitudes, dishonesty, privilege, and inflexibly dated tribalism of Britain. Just making the system tougher without doing that will simply mean more new laws – and more cynical new ways of getting round them.
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