January 29, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Banks, Campaigning, Contempt of Court, Judges, Ministry of Justice, Miscarriage of justice, Paedophilia, Public Interest, Solicitors, The Rule of Law, The Web, United Kingdom
Ban (title), Boarding school, Burma, George Monbiot, His Lordship, Internet petition, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Myanmar Alin, Norman Scarth, Pan-democracy camp, Thein Sein, white collar crime
Abolish the Ban on Recording Court Proceedings is one of the online petitions that we’ve launched, as a way of letting the Establishment know what’s going on ‘on the ground’.
For the comments are really telling. The Lord Chief Justice took the hearing of Norman Scarth, who was imprisoned for this offence, in his absence. I’m now sending them to His Lordship, hoping he’ll take note.
George Monbiot explains this morning The way we are governed is inexplicable – until you understand the upbringing of the elite.
The upbringing of the elite boys in boarding schools is my explanation for paedophiles, sociopaths and psychopaths.
In my attempts to highlight what’s dishonest with our money system as the cause and victims of white collar crimes as the effect, I put Capitalism Exposed together as my latest website.
September 28, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Abuse of the Elderly, Campaigning, Corruption, Eviction, Exposure, Fraud, Justice, Land Registry, Miscarriage of justice
Appeal, Claimant, Court of Appeal, Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung, Government, Hamburg, Monday, Plaintiff, Reemtsma, Supreme court, Supreme Court of the United States, Swiss, Velcourt
Reemtsma (Photo credit: asvensson)
Background
This is a case of criminal trespass, of a boundary dispute and of original title map deeds versus UK Land Registry General Boundaries. It is also of false claims, potential false address and the rich Claimant’s abuse of legal system.
Place of Crime – Kings Lynn, W. Norfolk England. Victim – 82 year old Lady and her Son, who has a spinal injury.
Case Summary
April 1 2009 – Claimants destroys old boundary fence, over 50m and plough 200 sqm of Defendant’s Land. Replace fence with stronger poles and upright the pushed over straining post. Three times on 3 April, May and June, fence is broken, cut and finally ‘shredded’ as barbed wire replacement is cut into a 100 pieces of dangerous loops left on the garden. Pets & wildlife risk at risk.
Tractor driver says – ‘you are not using is so we will’. Works for agent Velcourt on the behalf of Eaubrink Farm GmbH.
Show Victims deed map ownership to workers, Farm Manager and Director.
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July 29, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Exposure, Miscarriage of justice, Petitions, Protest, Protesting, Public Interest, Publicity, The rule of money, The Web
Facebook, House of Lords, Mainstream Media, Online Communities, Social network, Trending and Popularity, Twitter, Wordpress, YouTube
As long as we can’t either win individual cases or make progress in terms of changing “the system”, I can hardly feel pleased. However, I follow the following guidelines:
- Publicity is the very soul of justice. It is the surest of all guards against improbity. It keeps the judge himself, while trying, under trial.
- As long as the mainstream media don’t cover enough of our problems, we must ‘compensate’ with internet media.
- Just as mainstream media ‘boast’ with ratings and circulation figures, so bloggers are happy with good numbers of visits to their sites.
Victims Unite was started on 2nd August 2010, after Room 14 – a Foundation for Change in April 2009 (2,589 visitors) and Enforcement of Bank of England Act 1694 in June 2009 (30,936 visitors). Since then, More
April 21, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Bankruptcy, Campaigning, Child Abusers, Child snatching, Demonstrating, Exposure, Forced Adoptions, Fundamental Rights Charter, Gagging orders, Government, Human Rights Convention, Judges, Justice, Miscarriage of justice, Organised baby snatching, Paedophilia, Protest, Public Interest, Publicity, Social Services, State kidnapping, The Rule of Law
Bachelor of Veterinary Science, Crime, European Convention on Human Rights, Family Court, Holloway, Inland Revenue, Maurice J Kirk, McKenzie Friend, National Health Service, Reuters, Royal Courts of Justice, South Wales, South Wales Police
“Judiciary Guilty of Criminal Acts…” is the slogan for the 2-week demo outside the Royal Courts of Justice, starting Monday 23rd April, from 9:30am to 4:30pm. Please come round for net-working with likeminded spirits!
… especially in secret family courts which should be replaced by open criminal courts
… in bankruptcy and insolvency procedures where we placed the worst known cases before the relevant Ministers – without any redress or change, let alone ‘remedy’ a la Article 13 of the European Convention of Human Rights
… when covering up crimes by colleagues in the NHS, Inland Revenue, Police and other public ‘authorities’.
… when turning innocent victims into political prisoners:
- the Musas for daring to stand up to Haringey Council
- Maurice J Kirk BVSc for daring to challenge South Wales Police
- other women whose children were taken and whom I visit in HMP Holloway – trying to get the privileges of LEGAL visits for McKenzie Friends, i.e. the right to take papers in and out – for prisoners who are on remand and who don’t have legal representation.
Meanwhile, even Reuters is wondering: Is Britain more corrupt than it thinks?
November 5, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Arranged judgements, Campaigning, Corruption, CPS, European Court of Human Rights, Fraud, Fraudulent imprisonment, Insights, Judges, judicial remedy, Justice, Law Enforcement, Litigants in Person, Ministry of Justice, Miscarriage of justice, Police harassment, Protesting, Public Interest, The Rule of Law
Cardiff, Crown Court, Haringey London Borough Council, Hunger strike, Maurice, Prison, Social work, South Wales Police
This complaint form to HMP Cardiff is one way in which Maurice J Kirk, a veterinary surgeon and pilot, expresses what he has been experiencing since he was arrested on September 21st and imprisoned.
Six weeks later, he still has not been told in writing what he is in prison for and when his release date might be.
Hence he is on hunger strike and gives his latest reasons here. I am on hunger strike because
- Court and Prison continue to refuse to disclose written record of WHY I am in prison and with which release date.
- Crown Court have denied me my right for a fair bail application because CPS refuse to put in writing what I was sent to prison for, my release date and why Police oppose bail when CPS did not on 23rd September. It was the District Judge who decided I be detained for political reasons only.
- I am not getting proper medical treatment promised.
- As a prisoner I am continuing to be denied by basic human rights on the prison’s excuse that I am the only prisoner not represented on the wing by a lawyer, i.e. LIP (Litigant in Person) blackmail.
Besides attending Cardiff Magistrates Court on November 10th at 10am and signing this petition suggestions for supporting Maurice are here.
When I met Maurice, I was going to get him into the Guiness Book of Records – mainly for his number of successful court cases, but there were many other priorities. Now I know better than ever:
That’s why family courts operate in secrecy to justify the snatching of children by Social Services…
September 5, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Arranged judgements, Campaigning, Contempt of Court, Court Hearings, Exposure, John Hemming MP, Judges, Justice, Mainstream Media, Miscarriage of justice, News, Public Interest, Publicity, The Rule of Law
Court Order, Electronic publishing, Elizabeth Watson, High Court (Ireland), John Hemming, Labour Party, Member of Parliament, Nicholas Wall (judge), Sexual abuse
Unprecedented:
- John Hemming MP had removed the gag so that Vicky Haigh and Doncaster Council could be named
- being outside UK jurisdiction, I publish www.vickyhaigh.wordpress.com
- the publication of a ‘statement’ as a virtual press release by Sir Nicholas Wall after the hearing on 22 August 2011 resulted in seriously bad press for Vicky and good press for the father; he admits to his daughter being abused, but not by him
- this produced soooooo many and so negative comments that I stopped enjoying my self-appointed role as web publisher and I set the site to “private”: invited users only
- today Sir Nicholas Wall published one judgment re Vicky Haigh and another one re Elizabeth Watson
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August 25, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Campaigning, Contempt of Court, Court Hearings, Demonstrating, European Court of Human Rights, Judges, Justice, Miscarriage of justice, Petitions, Public Interest, Publicity
Bail, European Court of Human Rights, Habeas Corpus, Human rights, justice, Leeds, London, Presumption of innocence, Prison, Royal Courts of Justice, World War II
Many reporters in court today, including Associated Presss.
APPLICATION PUT IN TO EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS.
PLEASE HELP THIS VETERAN & SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN.
NORMAN DENIED BAIL. NO THREAT TO SOCIETY. NOT AT RISK OF FLEEING THE COUNTRY. IMPRISONED WITHOUT TRIAL. INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY ABUSE.
Weeks have passed and no word from the Queen on Norman’s Pardon. Norman fought for his country and it has come to this.
NORMAN DENIED BAIL. SENT BACK TO JAIL. JUSTICE WYN WILLIAMS. SIGN PETITION & RETWEET PLEASE.
#FreeNorman @FreeNorman More
August 22, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Campaigning, Exposure, Fraudulent imprisonment, Fundamental Rights Charter, Judges, judicial remedy, Justice, Miscarriage of justice, Protesting, Public Interest, The Rule of Law
Contempt of court, County Court, Crown Court, Habeas Corpus, Hearing, High Court of Justice, judge, Leeds, Norman, Open letter, Royal Courts of Justice, World War II
From Peter Mon 22 August 11
An Open letter Regarding Norman
To Chris Jarvis and Norman’s supporters.
Dear all,
I can no longer stand by and see people hoodwinked over Normans case , when he could have and should have released a couple of weeks ago (by applying to purge his contempt).
Let me expand and explain; it is in reality irrelevant what a Judge sentences a person to as he has the power to sentence in Contempt of Court cases with immediate effect anything up to 2 years in prison.
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August 18, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
The Rule of Law, Justice, Solicitors, Miscarriage of justice, Ministry of Justice, Judges, judicial remedy, Taking the Law in our Own Hands, Contempt of Court, Public Interest, Corruption, Litigants in Person, Protesting
Kenneth Clarke, London, Royal Courts of Justice, Leeds, World War II, Arctic convoys of World War II, Leeds Prison, Prison Governor, Paul Baker
Norman Scarth’s case (summarised on the petition to free him) was presented today at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Norman attended by video link from Leeds, was in good mental health, and he presented his case to the judge in very respectful and polite terms.
Judge Wyn Williams DENIED NORMAN DUE PROCESS OF THE LAW. He adjourned the case until next week, sending Norman back to prison. There was coverage by Russian TV, and a few members of the press.
The judge ordered that Norman be allowed to have contact with legal representation, which the prison has been denying him. However, he refused to order that Norman be given his prescription medication, thereby forcing Norman to be kept in torture for a further week.
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June 14, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Judges, judicial remedy, Justice, Law Enforcement, Miscarriage of justice, Police harassment, Public Interest, Taking the Law in our Own Hands, The Rule of Law, The rule of money
Crown Prosecution Service, European Convention of Human Rights, European Court of Human Rights, France, Her Majesty's Courts Service, Hip replacement, Medical record, National Health Service, NHS, Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Rule of law, South Wales, South Wales Police, Stephen Glover
Maurice Kirk’s saga is enshrined in a room full of files. No comparison to Mr Ebert’s suitcase of documents!…
Recently Maurice followed Mr Ebert’s model of WANTED posters to pinpoint those judges whose judgments have affected his life most detrimentally.
In the light of what judges do in family courts, Stephen Glover wrote Judges are unelected, out of touch and shockingly arrogant.
Recently, Maurice and I completed this text as a summary of his odyssey and he said “this is still worth breathing for” – at 66, recovering from a hip replacement carried out in France, for the NHS refused to release the medical records without which his surgical team wouldn’t operate… More
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