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February 1, 2012
Further Undermining Of Our Constitutional Protections Through Drink Driving Laws

I received an email this morning (how I ended up on their mailing list, I have no idea):

Rebecca is a thirteen-year-old Care2 member from England whose teenage brother Jamie was killed by a drunk driver in Otley, West Yorkshire on New Years' Eve in 2010. The driver, who was later convicted and is serving a four-year sentence, was allowed to go on driving for months before the trial commenced.

Rebecca thinks that this is terrible, and her local member of Parliament (Liberal Democrat Greg Mulholland) agrees.

January 26, 2012
Death Of Martin Smith Nothing Less Than Murder

The news today that Martin Smith has hanged himself in his prison cell has both shocked and saddened us.

The news today that Martin Smith has hanged himself in his prison cell has both shocked and saddened us. In a way, we should not be shocked. Martin had made it clear that he would kill himself if he got the chance, and it saddens us that we could not do more to help him.

The stories in today’s media were disgraceful. Full of vitriol; painting Martin as a heinous, perverted paedophile, they destroy his memory while at the same time heaping praise on the disgusting system which permitted the miscarriage of justice that branded Martin with those labels.

January 25, 2012
Robert Green Convicted In Court With No Jury

On Tuesday, 24th January in Stonehaven Court, Scotland, Robert Green was found guilty of Breach of the Peace, and breaking some of his bail conditions. Three other charges were dropped. 

Barely reported in the mainstream press, this man has been found guilty of ‘crimes’ for daring to expose the facts concerning the rape and abuse of Hollie Greig at the hands of senior members of the Scottish establishment. Even before the latest 6 day hearing, the Scottish ‘justice’ system had spent over £500,000 trying to shut Robert up.

September 9, 2011
News Flash: Norman Scarth 85 Years Old, In Solitary Confinement, Has Been Released

85 year old Norman Scarth, sentenced to six months in prison at the infamous Leeds Prison for serious offenders, for attempting to make an audio recording of a public court case on his mobile phone, because he is hard of hearing, has been released immediately and his sentence was considered served by the President of the Queen’s Bench at the Royal Courts of Justice today, September 9, 2011, who said that it did not serve the public interest to keep him incarcerated. More news to follow in the next few days.

85 year old Norman Scarth, sentenced to six months in prison at the infamous Leeds Prison for serious offenders, for attempting to make an audio recording of a public court case on his mobile phone, because he is hard of hearing, has been released immediately and his sentence was considered served by the President of the Queen’s Bench at the Royal Courts of Justice today, September 9, 2011, who said that it did not serve the public interest to keep him incarcerated. More news to follow in the next few days.

February 14, 2011
Public Denied Right To See "Justice Being Done" In Trial Of Alleged Paedophile Martin Smith

Complaints Made Against Judge Irwin's Conduct Of The Trial

Juror Was Asleep During The Trial

Police Left Court To Make Secretive Mobile Phone Calls

Court Officials Blocked Public From Public Areas

Police Accused Concerned Public Of Being "Extremists"

Children's Service Actions Remain Hidden

The trial of Martin Smith took place in Manchester Crown Court and lasted 8 days. Mr Justice Irwin presided and the Jury found Smith guilty on 11 counts of rape, attempted rape, indecency with a child and indecent assault. Sentence is still to be passed, but in the British media, and for millions of people in UK and worldwide, Martin is already a criminal and convicted paedophile.

Media Feeding Frenzy

Martin Smith

February 4, 2010
More Than Corrupt

This could be happening in your area, right now.

The main subject of this article is a man called Matthew Byrne - listed as a member of the local advisory board of Common Purpose in Liverpool.

Here is an extract of a press report: