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 13, 2013
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Austerity Cuts, Campaigning, Police state, Protest, Public Interest, Publicity, The rule of money, United Kingdom, Whistleblowers
ATOS, BMJ, Death, Disorders, God, Health, Home Care, Mental health, National Health Service, Nursing home, Religion, rickwarren, Scots language, Self-harm, Suicide, The Police, United States
ATOS PROTEST BY ECAP (Photo credit: Edinburgh Coalition Against Poverty)
First, I got this 18-page long collection of press coverage regarding suicides due to ATOS and benefit cuts – from a courageous whistleblower, these wonderful people who get crucified for doing the right thing. See Whistleblowers UK – a coalition to support all those standing up to wrongdoing and corruption in the workplace – in the Care Home, Defence, Police, NHS, Banking.
It was followed by this collection of links:
October 10, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Child Abusers, Child pornography, Child snatching, Forced Adoptions, Gagging orders, Organised baby snatching, Paedophilia, Social Services, State kidnapping
Children Youth and Family, Health, National Health Service, Nursing home, Old age, Residential care, Service Organizations, Social work, United States
Guardian / Front page – 19 February 2011 (Photo credit: *spo0ky*)
Here is the story of a former Director of Social Services who had become a whistleblower, but was gagged to remain silent: Silencing a scandal – the story of Colin Smart – published by The Guardian in April 1998:
“It is debatable,” he wrote, “whether the majority of children now in residential care have been more harmed by the circumstances which brought them into the system, or by their time with social services.”
June 11, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Electronic harassment
Columbia University, Conditions and Diseases, Electronic harassment, Epidermolysis bullosa, Functional magnetic resonance imaging, Health, John Allman, Peter, Philadelphia, Sleep deprivation, Sleep disorder, Sleep Disorders, stalk, United States
Quite a few “Targeted Individuals” have come my way and I’ve never felt quite comfortable with their allegations / stories / claims about ‘electronic harassment’ and ‘gang stalking’.
Now, however, one person was killed after long sleep deprivation. His inquest was so bizarre, that John Allman vowed to do him justice by setting up first KILLED.org.uk and more recently John Allman, UK so that people can have their say.
Among the comments are two wonderful rational explanations
- Peter F in comment #10 speaks about his experience as part of military intelligence
- EB in comment #33 explains how it works and how any silly body can ‘play’ with this nasty stuff.
Long live the kind of anarchy created by lawlessness of the elite 1% who base their power on dishonest money and positions in institutions that don’t live up to their remit…
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May 12, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Court Hearings, Exposure, Mainstream Media, Protest, Publicity, Yorkshire Post
Blood pressure, Business, Employment, Employment Tribunal, England, Health, Hypertension, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, Tribunal, Unfair dismissal in the United Kingdom
The author in question came to one of our meetings at the House of Commons, looking for help and support.
Here’s the story as told by the Yorkshire Press in May 2009:
A YORKSHIRE author is facing financial ruin after losing an employment tribunal where substantial costs were awarded against her.
Sonia Seerani, 45, has been told by a legal adviser the circumstances of her case were highly unusual after a judge invited her former employer, Sheffield Council, to recover costs from her.
The situation has also had a detrimental effect on her health, she said, including blood pressure being so high it had affected her vision.
This high blood pressure eventually resulted in a coma that lasted for nine months. She has not recovered health-wise yet…
But who cares??? Who would dream about fair trials and compensation?
As Norman Scarth put it:
I asked a lawyer: will you help me expose bent judges?
The answer was: My career will be over, if I do.
February 3, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Government, OFSTED, Social Services
Camilla Cavendish, Eileen Munro, England, General Social Care Council, Health, OFSTED, Social work, Times
Yuppee: in her Review of Child Protection, Professor Eileen Munro recommends a way of monitoring Social Services!
Not by a General Social Care Council, as The Times editor Camilla Cavendish recommended in 2009, but by OFSTED, the Office for Standards, in Education, Children’s Services and Skills, whose job it is to determine ratings for local councils.
May the fear of inspection instill some sense into Social Services!
Already I have managed to scare one of their outfits such that they ‘threaten’ to return three children, if only the parents agree not to have contact with me or three other helpers! A “conditional” victory!…
September 2, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Campaigning, Exposure, Local Council, Police harassment, State terrorism, The Rule of Law
Crime, Health, Hospital, National Health Service, NHS, Old age, Royal Charter, Social work
Whether it’s children or the elderly: when money is in sight, Social Services, local Police, local councils and politicians – they seem to prefer to benefit from bribes than stand up for the vulnerable and victims…
This link is about her short story and this one a bit longer – very reminiscent indeed of Paulette H Cooper whose assets have been plundered in the same systematic way. On top of that, she now is suffering from NHS blunders… But, of course, the NHS is protected by a Royal Charter just like all other civil servants…
Here’s an article about the diamond wedding and here about the husband’s death.
Some call it ‘state terrorism’ when the state is out to get its citizens – whether as individuals or ‘en bloc’ and ‘en masse’…
For any hope for justice or compensation seems useless. But we owe it to our conscience to have tried our best!
May 13, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Campaigning, Publicity
Bridgend, Caswell Clinic, Contempt of court, France, Health, McKenzie Friend, Medical record, Services, South Wales Police, Tegwyn Williams
Wanted: Dr Tegwyn Williams
WANTED: Dr Tegwyn Williams, accused of falsifying medical records and forensic history to obtain imprisonment without trial.
True to his style, Maurice plans to drop these leaflets off from an aeroplane…
March 26, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
State kidnapping, Paedophilia, Child snatching
South Wales Police, Court Order, Social work, Infant, Health, Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service, Infant and Toddlers, Child Health
The baby boy who is allergic to ‘industrial milk’ and needs his mother’s milk for survival, is still in the “care” of Social Services.
This photo shows the milk that the mum is collecting for him, while Social Services don’t pick it up.
What is the “job” they are doing???
Who tells them?
Who pays them?
Who controls the controllers?
Who cuddles and holds the baby?
How long is it going to live without his mum’s milk?
Who will be responsible for his murder?
Who will pay compensation to the parents?
This poem says: You are not alone… You have a tribe… We are dropping love bombs here and there…
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:
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