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.
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January 25, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Corruption, Fraud, Fundamental Rights Charter, Human Rights Convention, Justice, Litigants in Person, McKenzie Friends, The Rule of Law, United Kingdom, Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Advocacy Organizations, Britain, Crime, European Convention, Government, Human Right, Human Rights and Liberties, Law, Police, Rule of law, Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, Sheriff, United States, Universal Declaration, Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Victims Unite has brought a few starfighters together who have studied the law, helped as McKenzie Friends and challenged antiquated rules such as the ban on recording court proceedings.
Here is the online petition Abolish the Ban on Recording Court Proceedings and here is a first collection of comments by signers.
Here are a few conclusions by victims who stand up for themselves:
UK Police Personnel should have Criminal Records Bureau Checks - an online petition that publishes a list of charged or convicted Prison, Police and Court Personnel (ca 1274)
The Law is only as good as the integrity of those entrusted to administrate it. – Maurice Kirk
A law breaker cannot also be a law enforcer. – Caul Grant
‘The Law’ in Britain (The Police & the Courts), deliberately deny me the protection of the law, & deliberately block me from seeking a remedy in the courts for crimes & other wrongs committed against me. That being so, & it IS fact, then that same ‘Law’ CANNOT be used to punish me. Indeed, both Police & Courts have themselves committed serious crimes against me, & do so with impunity.
Or in short:
- LAW ONE is to Protect the Powerful.
- LAW TWO is to Oppress those who are Not.
- LAW THREE is to destroy anyone who dares to protest. – Norman Scarth
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January 16, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Austerity Cuts, Banks, Blogs, Campaigning, Internet Media, Members of Parliament, United Kingdom
Britain, Commons, Franz Kafka, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, John Ward, Labour Students, Member of Parliament, Palace, Palace of Westminster, Police, United States, University of Birmingham, Westminster
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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September 30, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Blogs, Campaigning, Internet Media, News, The Telegraph, Uncategorized
Britain, Common law, Daily Telegraph, David Cameron, Freedom of Information, Freedom of information legislation, guardian, Inland Revenue, Member of Parliament, Nick Clegg, Tony Blair
Tony Blair and George W. Bush shake hands after their press conference in the East Room of the White House on 12 November 2004. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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David Cameron’s and Nick Clegg’s texts could be disclosed under FOI – an article in The Telegraph to which victum turned starfighter and McKenzie Friend Patrick Cullinane has responded very explicitly and extensively.
He writes “If I get the TOP vote, The Telegraph will do an article on the contents of my comment. Now help YOURSELF by RECOMMENDING my comment, and get your family and friends to do likewise. Yours with gratitude, Patrick Cullinane.”
Here’s his comment:
The TRAITORS are all in this TOGETHER: -
Video – Channel 4 UK – Broadcast November 16, 2009
Dispatches: Inside Britain’s Israel Lobby
http://www.disclose.tv/action/…
The Wonderful World of Tony Blair – video
http://vimeo.com/33679766
Exposed: Massive Israeli manipulation of US media
http://lunaticoutpost.com/Topi…
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September 18, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Government, Mainstream Media, Protest, Slovak TV, UK Embassy
Bratislava, Britain, Business and Economy, Danube, Facebook, Family, Great Britain, Home, Hungary, Lutheranism, Maps and Views, Slovak language, Slovakia, Social work, Television, Travel and Tourism, Vladimir
Here it is: paper planes flying for Martin and Samuel, the two boys taken by UK Social Services with 3 police cars, from the Lutheran Pastor of the family 2 years ago – on the 5 o’clock news of TV Slovakia, starting at 3:56 until 7:58.
A protest before the UK Embassy – with some 400 people and the following English placards:
- STOP legal kidnappers
- BRITAIN thief of children
- Freedom for (Vladimir) Boor’s Family
- UK our model???
- Kids to Mothers
- Justice for Decent Mom
Echoing the remarkable Italian film about a father and son, longing for his mother in a concentration camp, protesters chant Life is Beautiful.
And a Slovakian paper published that the Court case will be re-opened. The bottom of the page refers to a Slovak family whose 5 children were taken… Praised be the web that offers translation!
Here it is on Facebook: the mother with her sons…
May 5, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Judges, judicial remedy, Justice, Law Enforcement, Public Interest, The Rule of Law
Abuse, Attorney General's Office, Britain, City Of London, City of London Police, Human rights, London, Norman Scarth
What do They Know is a marvellous site for making requests according to the Freedom of Information Act.
This list of poignant questions was answered by the City of London Police and gave rise to the following comments by WWII Veteran and Human Rights connaisseur Norman Scarth:
In the link above, the City Of London Police give a link to an announcement from the Attorney General’s Office, in which they mention ‘Civil Restraint Orders’. These were brought in under Lord Woolf’s Civil Procedures Rules. This shows how Woolf’s ‘Reforms’(?), far from ‘simplifying the law’ & giving people ‘ACCESS to JUSTICE’, were really designed to make Britain more of a Police State, giving MORE ways to obstruct victims of State Crime from seeking a remedy in the courts.
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December 26, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Fundamental Rights Charter, Human Rights Convention, Publicity
Belgian, Belgium, Britain, Child protection, Child Protection System, Education Select Committee, England, Florence Bellone, Grand jury, Great Britain, Human rights, The Stolen Children
Florence Bellone is a Belgian journalist who has investigated child snatching in the UK for a considerable time. As a result, she has
- written to the Education Select Committee: The Child Protection System in England
- won a Special Radio Prize for Great Britain: The Stolen Children.
The Grand Jury distinguished the report for its investigative merit in highlighting a human rights issue occurring in a highly-developed European Member State. The piece was characterised as ‘a technically impressive, investigative report into shocking and relatively unknown human rights violations’.
The Education Select Committee has released a new invitation for written evidence to be submitted by 23 January 2012. It must address at least one of three bullet points:
- The impact of neglect and the long term consequences of a delay in intervention where there is evidence of neglect;
- Older young people (especially those aged 15 to 19) and child protection;
- Thresholds for intervention, for taking children into care and for adoption.
My own contribution to the Committee is in draft form here.
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