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A GUIDE TO (NOT) FINDING YOUR WAY IN LIFE
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It is important to keep in mind that this account of institutionalised abuses is based on a true story, though some of the scenes may be fictionalized, fly on the wall fashion. Since, although we have the papers to confirm that such events would in all likelihood have taken place is some version, we do not have recordings of many of the happenings.
Abolition of the Monarchy debate, versus a Written Constitution - Adolf Hitler - Nazi Germany, on disarming the electorate African Royal Trading Company - British royal slave trading Albert Saunders - Gardener who told the truth Albert and Victoria - Law givers, to the common man Alex Igor Askaroff - Simplantex & Albert Saunders Andrew, Prince - Earl of Inverness, Vice Admiral, British Royal Navy Anne Boleyn - Second wife of Henry VIII, the Butcher of Britain (Beheaded) Anne of Cleves - Fourth wife of Henry VII, the Butcher of Britain (Divorce settlement) Apartheid - Open discrimination, making native Africans second class citizens, in gross violation of the Universal Declaration Article 8 Infringement - Conditions designed to prevent a Private and Family (at all) Life Articles of War - human rights violations Ashley Brown - District Planning Officer (WC), architect of deception, alleged amateur historian/archaeologist Australia - Commonwealth member 2022-23 Bankrupt Britain - The UK is thought to be insolvent, from years of policy vandalism, promoting repeat borrowing BBC - British Broadcasting Corporation & biased reporting, British Brainwashing Corporation - Andrew Malkinson July 2024 Bill of Rights, 1689 Act - Right of audience with the King (head of state) Bill Smith - Bluebird Project, K7 restoration, long running legal dispute Bona Vacantia - Does money from the dead goe to Duchy of Lancaster, for King's estates? Brian Jarman - Former WC district councillor, for Herstmonceux Brian West - Masonic master, Eastbourne (Tyrian) Lodge, former WC district councillor British Virgin Islands - Caribbean dependent colony Bulldogs - A stout breed of courageous dog, and men with true grit, like John Wayne Captain Hanchard Goodwin - Resident LP Carrington VC - Fiction: a British officer (David Niven) convicted of theft, with telephonist hearing vital evidence for appeal Carols - @ Westminster Abbey, December 2022 Catherine Howard - Fifth wife of Henry VIII, the Butcher of Britain Catherine Middleton - Princess of Wales Catherine of Aragon - First wife of Henry VIII, the Butcher of Britain Catherine Parr- Sixth wife of Henry VIII, Butcher of Britain CCRC - Criminal Cases Review Commission - Liam Holden, March 2023: Malicious prosecution - Andrew Malkinson, 17 years CCRC failings - Report 29 May 2024 by Chris Henley KC Cedric Joseph - Judge at Hove Crown Court, allegedly Article 5 incompetent, HRA 1998 and biased in the extreme Charles Lant - Chief Executive officer (WC) Charles Warren - Twissels Mill, Nettlesworth Lane, Old Heathfield Chatbots - AI Bard & Bing (Google - Microsoft) how can artificial intelligence help to develop scripts Nov2023? Chief Constables - A to Z - Giles York, Paul Whitehouse Church of England - C of E, a religion created for convenience to support Henry VIII's lust for women, leading to six wives Colonialism - Colonial task masters Colonies - Americas, Australia, Canada, India Commonwealth of Nations - Consists of a group of 56 nations Conspiracy to pervert the course of justice Courts - Corruption via honours system and Masonic influence Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) - Corrupted via Masonic influence and Honours system Christine Nuttal - Allegedly corrupt solicitor (WC) David Cameron - Prime Minister, mentioned Written Constitution after Brexit (exiting the EU) was tabled David Phillips - Allegedly corrupt enforcement officer (WC) Death - From exhaustion, working as financial slaves Derek Holness - Allegedly corrupt Chief Executive officer (WC) & enhanced pension Django Unchained - A Quentin Tarantino feature film 2012, black comedy on slavery in the United States of America Donald (Don) Charles Wales - Nephew of Donald Campbell CBE, Grandson to Sir Malcolm Donald Campbell CBE - Land and water speed record ace: CN7 and K7 (jet car and boat) Dorothy Campbell - Donald Campbell's mother, Jean (sister) mother of Don Wales Duchy of Lancaster - A mechanism for collecting money from the dead, for what? East Sussex County Council - County Archaeologists, Monuments Elizabeth Carter - Forensic medical expert, Sussex police, making mention of naturally occurring marks Elizabeth Cowling - Resident LP Empire Building - Kleptocrats and Plutocrats English Heritage - Monument Protection Programmes, now Historic England Eugenics Programme - English law is presently a veiled eugenics programme Field Marshal Frederick Sleigh (Lord) Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts, VC, KG, KP, GCB, OM, GCSI, GCIE, VD, PC, FRSGS Fraud - P200 recharge budgets - 2006 Act Gas Chambers - Zyklon B, mass murder of concentration camp inmates Giles York - Chief Constable, Sussex police (resigned) Gina Campbell - Daughter of Donald Campbell CBE, and granddaughter of Sir Malcolm Gordon Staker - Evidence crafting, Sussex police Governors - Prison human rights abuses Hammer Lane Farm - Mark and Janet Sefton Hampton Court Palace - Richmond On Thames, London Harry Duke of Sussex, Prince (fomer) - Second in line to the British throne Henry Arnell - Director LPE and conspirator with Peter Townley Henry VIII - Creator of the Church of England, beheadings: The British Butcher & the Tower of London Historic England - Previously English Heritage Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener, KG, KP, GCB, OM, GCSI, GCMG, GCIE, PC Human Rights Violations 1998 Act - leaving out Articles 1, and 13 (right to an effective remedy) Huw Andrews - Director LPE Injustice Alliance - Lobbying for transparency in government and human rights to secure justice and a fairer society Immigration - British policies India - The Jewel in the Crown Ian Kay - Assistant District Planning Officer (WC) James (Jimmy) Ashley - Naked man gunned down by Sussex police while in bed in Hastings Jane Seymour - Third wife of Henry VIII, the Butcher of Britain (Beheaded) Jean Wales - Donald Campbell's sister, mother of Don Wales, daughter to Dorothy Campbell Jeremy Clarkson - Racial hatred and incitement to violence: against Meghan? 60 MPs protest Jill Finn - Resident LP Jo Shiner - Chief Constable, Sussex police John Wick - 2014 movie starring Keanu Reeves, they killed his dog and stole his car Judicial Review - Application to review the decision of the Criminal Cases Review Commission, not to refer to the Court of Appeal Judicial System - Corrupted via Masonic influence and Honours system Judges - A to Z Julian Dale - Barrister who (allegedly) refused to challenge medical evidence, or mount proper defence King Charles I - Executed for treason, Monarchy abolished King Charles II - Granted royal charter African Trading Company - for slave trading King Charles III - Head of State in the very much divided - United Kingdom - Protestors King George I - Coronation riots King James II - Slavery, the bloody triangle, Africa, West Indies, Britain - Royal Charter Legal Aid - Paltry funding rate; huge reductions designed to limit the ability of a defendant to mount a defence (Article 6 violation) Legal System, British - Corrupted via Honours system and Masonic influence Lewes Prison - Governor refuses justice laptop, HR violations London University - Archaeological experts, South East Lord John Gould - Uckfield, workshop & office Maidstone Prison - Refusing justice laptop, HR violations Margaret Thatcher - Enemy of the common man - financial slaver Martha Morphew - Lime Park resident Martin Disney - Resident LP Masonic Societies - Secret Satanic rituals, involving aprons and bare chests (allegedly) Mastiffs - Large and powerful Old English working dogs Meghan Markle - Queen Consort in waiting, married to Harry, 2nd in line to the British Throne Melanie Liebenberg - A doctor prepared to perjure herself in misleading a Jury, who failed to conduct a proper examination Metropolitan police - Cressida Dick (resigned) Michael Harrison - Barrister who failed to secure medical and summing up transcripts Michael & Valerie Punter - Illegal demolition of the stables at Bushywood horse sanctuary A22, Hailsham Netflix Documentary - Harry & Meghan, Queen Elizabeth's 21st birthday speech 14-12-22 Nicholas Vernon Hall - Ratton Secondary School, (Harold Hall, Mason, Raglans, Eastbourne) Nicola Janice Redcliffe - Resident LP Nikolia (Nick) Askaroff - BTO, director Simplantex, Premier Baby Nigel Brunt (Ratonian, solicitor) Nigel Coltman - Wealden District Councillor, allegedly, chum of Brian West in bankruptcy attempt, WD Cabinet Nigel Flood - Resident LP Claire Lambert - Director LPE Clare Martin - Director LPE (deceased) Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) - Andrew Malkinson innocence case Report into failings Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) - Corruption is rife with Masonic conflicts of interest Donald Campbell - Bluebird CN7 & K7 Malcolm Campbell - Sunbeam and Railton Bluebirds and K3 Norfolk Prison - Refusing justice laptop, HR violations Oliver Cromwell - A man who wished for a democratic England Paul Whitehouse - Chief Constable, Sussex police - James Ashley shooting cover up (forced to resign) Peggy Green - The Chauffeur's daughter (Sidney) Petition - 1997 planning crimes, the failure to investigate by Sussex police, constitutes a crime, CPS perversion of justice conspiracy Peter and June Townley - Director LPE and alleged conspirator with Henry Arnell & Wealden DC Planning Inspectorate - Duped, fed false and misleading evidence by WC, H. Arnell, C. Askaroff, P. Townley Politics - Corrupt policies on which a nation is governed Prince Andrew - Alleged under age sex with Virginia Roberts & out of court settlement Prince Edward - Earl of Wessex Princess of Wales - Catherine Middleton Protestors - Anti Monarchy, Milton Keynes - Liability, King we cannot afford with inflation and recession Pumphouse, a steam powered Victorian water pumping station, (fictionally) discovered by Victor von Woolfe Queen Anne - Slave trading, piracy and privateers 1665 - 1714 Queen Camilla - Wife of King Charles III Queen Elizabeth I - Privateering, used independent pirates to support her treasury Queen Elizabeth II - The longest reigning British monarch, died @ 96 years Queen Victoria - Rambo First Blood - 1982 film starring Sylvester Stalone Rules of Engagement - True story of Colonel Terry Childers being accused of murder, saved despite video evidence going missing R v Sussex Justices 1924 - Common case law as to impartiality and justice being seen to be done Ross Banks - Sussex police officer Shit Creek, Up, without a paddle - Irresponsible borrowing & National Debt Sir Christopher Holland - Single judge, appeals, Strand, London Sir Malcolm Campbell - Captain, Royal Flying Corp, Water and Land speed record ace, Sunbeam, Railton, Bluebirds, K3 Sir Terence Conran - Sponsor to Bluebird Electric Sisu - Film about a Finnish commander after World War Two, who turns into a Nazi hunter - must see movies (2023) Slavery - The British Empire was founded on enslavement, cash crops and slave trading Slime Park - Snakes in the grass Scotland Yard - The mythical London police unit, held to be in good standing by Sherlock Holmes South Africa - Durban, Johannesburg, Apartheid, Anglo-Zulu wars: Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift Susan (Sue) Stedman - Area Plans South chair (member of) and Wealden District Councillor Sussex Industrial Archaeology Society - On historic building Sussex police - One of the most corrupt constabularies in England The British Empire - Overseas territories, colonies and dependencies, acquired for exploitation via the slave trade & slavery The Bonfire of the Vanities - Film starring Tom Hank, Bruce Willis and Melanie Griffiths, where an affair leads to a Courtroom finale The Crown - Netflix, series 5: Prince Charles, marriage to Lady Diana Spencer Tin Shack, The Hut - Courtroom character assassination conspiracy between WDC and Sx police (actually wooden historic building) Tony Blair - Prime Minister, war criminal, but still knighted against popular opinion Trevor Scott - Chief Executive officer @ WC, deal and subsequent breach of contract, alleged contempt of court Trinidad & Tobago - Boodram, right to a full and fair legal defence TV Format - Six to Ten part series (proposed) United Nations - International Courts of Justice, Universal Declaration & Sustainable Development (Watchdogs) Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Laws that English agencies seek to skirt around Valentines Day - The courtroom massacre, Bulldog, stitched up by his own barrister, failing to refute with diary evidence Victoria, Queen - The royal who gave law to the people, until the Conservatives took it back Victor Von Woolfe - 'The Colonial Bulldog,' a South African who took on the British system, to expose discrimination and corruption Victorio Scarpa - Allegedly corrupt solicitor at Wealden Council Water pump house - Victorian steam driven utility near Herstmonceux (fictional) Wealden Action Group - Watchdogs, who reported crimes to Sussex police, but they failed to investigate; a crime in itself Wealden District Council - A corrupt council, executive officers and councillors who turned a blind eye (WC) Whistleblowing - Do so at your peril William Duke of Cambridge, Prince - Prince of Wales 2022, heir to the British throne Written Constitution - High time the UK adopted laws to prevent corruption in the Courts as a new Bill of Rights Xanadu - an idyllic, exotic, or luxurious place, where justice rules alongside transparency Yankees - American Civil War, between North and South, to abolish slavery Yes Prime Minister - BBC2 political satire, TV series from the 1980s Zebra - Stripes, on equines in Africa - a horse in grass clothing Zulu Wars - Colonial battles of the British Empire in South Africa
A SITTING DUCK - He did not see it coming. He may as well have painted a target on hid forehead. He was taking on planning appeals and winning, by playing Wealden at their own game. He knew from his own case, that they were incapable of telling the truth. All he had to do was get their officers on the stand, and trap them into admitting they lied on oath. One officer (David Philips) who falsified dates on evidential photographs, aided and abetted by another officer (D. J. Moss), refused to go back into the High Court, knowing he would be in contempt of court. This corrupt council could not have this activist running around taking more planning cases. They kept their ear to the ground, hoping for an opportunity to discredit their toughest adversary yet. Unfortunately for Victor, he did not see what they had in mind, coming. The frame up of all time, but they'd need the generous assistance of Sussex police. A constabulary who'd already put their head in the conspiracy noose, by failing to investigate reported crimes, in a Petition in 1997.
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Life is not what it seems, in the United Kingdom. Evil lurks in every corridor of power. Where there is a profit to be made, or a backhander for procurement, (sadly) fraud is a way of life in many institutions.
IT'S ONLY MONEY
The more the national debt, the greater the ineptitude of the administration. There is no argument about that. Only a fool borrows what he cannot afford to pay back comfortably. But these fools are not paying it back, you are, from your taxes. These politicians are financially enslaving their citizens, to pay for their aspirations of grandeur.
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TOXIC ENVIRONMENT
Potentially more dangerous in terms of civil liberties, is the police state, where Chief Constables are awarded medals for towing the party line. The idea being to make the present system appear just. Never mind slave trading and proceeds of crime, or immoral earnings.
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