I state on the Home page that I have knocked on all possible doors - every time highlighting my plight and asking for help / hoping that, somehow - as a law-abiding, tax-paying, British VICTIM OF ORGANISED CRIME - I would get justice, redress and protection - and have summarised my overall assessment of the responses.

This section provides several other examples of this (in addition to others, detailed below):

•  My four-month battle in 2009 with my MP, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, entailing several letters - to finally be able to file a complaint with the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman

•  At least, it's a better outcome than with my previous MP, Mr Michael Portillo, to whom I initially sent this 27 May 2002 pack

•  My battle with the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman who, after an initial 'Get lost' to my 12 July 2009 complaint (detail of complaint, and supporting bundle) against two courts, a tribunal and HMCS 'Customer Service' - exactly ONE YEAR LATER, sent me the final 'GET LOST!' (I had also approached the PHSO 'unofficially' in 2004, but it was an indirect 'cry for help' - PHSO # 3)

•  My letters in 2009 and 2010 to The Rt. Hon. Alan Johnson, then Home Secretary and Sir Paul Stephenson, Metropolitan Police Commissioner

•  My 2010 letter to The Rt. Hon. Gordon Brown, then Prime Minister which, unlike that sent to his predecessor, Tony Blair, has not even been acknowledged

•  The 1 July 2002 pack to Mr John Prescott, head of the then Office of the Deputy Prime Minister

•  The 6 April 2005 letter to The Rt. Hon. Michael Howard, MP, then leader of the Conservative Party

•  The 14 December 2004 letter to The Rt. Hon. Charles Kennedy, then leader of the Liberal Democrats

•  The 1 July 2002 pack to Mr Ken Livingstone, then Mayor of London

In addition, I copied some of the above, as well as other ministers, MPs, on each of the identical letter I sent to a dozen media in the summer of 2003 (e.g. letter to the Guardian).

Others

•  In 2004, I also sent a 'cry for help' to Lord Falconer of Thoroton, then Lord Chancellor, and copied Christopher Leslie MP (then with responsibility for the courts) and David Lammy, MP (then with responsibility for Human Rights). ALL resulted in the same outcome: 'Get lost!' (The last two: can't intervene)

•  In 2007, I also sent two 'cries for help' to the Rt Hon. Jack Straw, then 'Justice' Secretary (WLCC # 20 , # 25) - as well as copied him on one of my letters to a WLCC judge and one to HMCS 'Customer Service' (WLCC # 23 , # 29). Outcome: like his predecessor: he took NO action = ENDORSED CONDUCT... and his department, the Ministry of 'Justice', (quite likely with his endorsement) continues to do this (Outcome of my 2 January 2010 Subject Access Request)

Why did I do this? Because - naïvely seeing the world through my principles and values - I have kept hoping that 'this one' will help, 'this one' will do his job, 'this one' will surely see that I am the victim of a scam / malpractice (I certainly am), 'this one' will do something.

Either the door remained shut, or it was slammed back in my face, frequently using the favourite standard reply "Get legal advice" which I then came to conclude was a euphemism for "Get lost!" And I sure received A LOT of other 'GET LOST!' (My Diary 6 May 08)

Fair minded, reasonable visitor to the site I think you will agree that I cannot be accused of not 'casting the net' wide enough in my desperate search for assistance, nor of lacking in persistance and determination. I have contacted ALL those 'in power' i.e. THOSE who HAVE the legal remit to help me.

Likewise, I think you will agree that nobody can plead ignorance of the facts, issues and evidence in relation to my case, nor of not being provided with the opportunity to take remedial action (overview of the outcome of my main 'cries for help' and complaints ; Document library - and my Subject Access Requests: to the Ministry of 'Justice' ; to the police).

I HAVE BEEN CRYING OUT FOR HELP... ...SINCE JANUARY 2001

And the reply throughout? At best 'Get lost!', frequently followed by 'LYNCHING' for my 'daring' to persist...

...under, among other, a Civil Service which claims in e.g. its recruitment ad of 4 Oct 09, in The Sunday Times “We value objectivity, honesty, integrity and impartiality”

Politicians talk of 'a broken society' and readily blame various sections of society.

My very extensive first-hand experience leads me to conclude that what is very seriously broken, and out of control in this country, is the State sector - which, in turn, is breaking society.

As I wrote in my 2 February 2010 letter (last page) to Alan Johnson, then Home Secretary, Sir Paul Stephenson, Met Commissioner, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, Mrs Abraham, PHSO:

"If I had children who saw me going through what I have gone through since 2002 – knowing that I am the innocent victim of crime, that I am a law–abiding, honest, decent person with integrity and strongly held moral principles – and seeing individuals in the public sector acting like pimps, prostituting Her Majesty’s departments and institutions for the benefit of crooks: what message would my experience communicate to them?

Would I have any chance of getting them to adopt my principles, of having respect for the institutions? In fact, would I want them to? Knowing what I know now, for the sake of their survival, I would have to answer: ‘No’"

In 2006, a journalist/columnist at The Daily Express wrote, in his 16 Jun 06 article, "Labour Government is 'not fit for purpose'"

"Contrary to Home Secretary John Reid's declaration that his department is "not fit for purpose" I would suggest that this whole Government is "not fit for purpose" - and the Home Office situation is just symptomatic of a general uselessness throughout this administration.

Its record as a legislative body is as appalling as is its record on immigration, asylum and law and order.

...To brand this Government as incompetent is an insult to incompetents but, more worryingly, the public has lost faith in the ability of government to govern, and the judiciary to dispense justice"

Four years on, and it is still the case: the State sector is seriously broken / out of control e.g.

•  Whitehall e.g.

• (1) "Whitehall revolts over 'brutish' PM" (The Sunday Times, 17 Jan 10) "Gordon Brown's government is "weak" and "dysfunctional" with a "strategic gap" at its heart, Britain's top civil servants have warned, in a devastating critique of the state of Whitehall... Ministers have lost their grip: "The machine is starting to pull away from them. There is a sense that you are at the end of an era""

• (2) Sir Richard Mottram, a former top civil servant, quoted in the 11 Mar 10 article in The Guardian, headed, "Whitehall organisation is 'a variation on anarchy'" as having said this to a committee of MPs

• (3) "Anger as Whitehall spends £7bn on private consultants" (The Independent, 15 Dec 06) "Government departments have spent £7.2bn on consultants in three years, but appear not to have a clear idea of what value they got for their money, according to the first authoritative survey by the official public spending watchdog "

•  Legislators, peers and MPs, offering to ensure amendments to legislation in exchange for cash (My Diary Jan 09 ; Feb 09)

•  The police - "the police fails to deliver"; a former MI5 Chief: “We now have more to fear from our police state than from terrorism” ; "Over 1,000 serving officers with a criminal record" (Kensington police # 9.2) (to this I add my experience with Kensington police)

•  As evidenced by, among others, the above (to which I had my experience) - a Home Office that is STILL "not fit for purpose" (Home Office)

•  The Crown Prosecution Service "badly managed and failing... say its own staff" , and the English Court Service (West London County Court - Introduction). (To this I add my experience with the Court Service, as captured in e.g. my 2 January 2010 Subject Access Request to the Ministry of 'Justice' and its 'Get lost! reply) (NB: Situation no better in Scotland see 'Scotland Against Crooked Lawyers' (SACL) (http://www.sacl.info)

•  Communication breakdown between the Probation Service, the courts and the police e.g. leading to two French students being tortured and stabbed to death (My Diary 15 Jan 09). The circumstances are all too familiar: a replay of other cases e.g. Victoria Climbie and Baby P's death.

•  Prisons - "Ex-cons given £5m for losing free board and lodging" (The Sunday Times, 9 Mar 08) "Prisoners released early under a government scheme to cut jail overcrowding have been given more than £5m in "compensation"... the so-called "end-of-custody licence" has allowed nearly 50,000 criminals to walk out of jail early..." And, under New Labour, there have been many other outrageous "compensation" payments made to prisoners (My Diary 20 Feb 07) (Other examples under Home-Office)

•  General Social Care Council - "Paedophiles continued as social workers because of watchdog failings" (The Sunday Telegraph, 28/29 Nov 09) "Hearings into their cases were put-off for months, and in some cases years, so that the regulator could delay paying the costs... In some instances, even evidence of criminal convictions went unprobed...The inquiry's report concludes that the watchdog's practices were so poor that it was impossible to estimate the level of danger posed to the public by social workers whose conduct failings were delayed or never fully investigated"

•  Parts of the National Health Service e.g. the death through neglect of up to 1,200 people at the Stafford Hospital (My Diary 15 Jun 09) (BUT: My personal experience with the NHS was EXCELLENT - My Diary 19 Jun 05)

•  MI5 - (1) "Top judge: Binyam Mohamed case shows MI5 to be devious, dishonest and complicit in torture" (The Guardian, 11 Feb 10); "Ministers and agencies in defence of the indefensible" (The Independent, 13 Feb 10) ; (2) "Home secretary was warned of MI5's 'blackmailing of Muslims'" (The Independent, 22 May 09) "The Home Secretary, Jacqui Smith, was warned nine months ago about MI5's alleged campaign of blackmail and intimidation against a group of young Muslim men" (My Diary 13 Apr 08)

•  Financial Services Authority "Exposed: the banks' coy ties to watchdog" (The Sunday Times, 8 Mar 09) "The FSA, which presided over the banking collapse, gave financial institutions a formal role in determining the pay of the very regulators tasked with overseeing them"

•  Loss of 25 million child benefit records.

•  Ministry of Defence - "How to deploy the SAS; Defence file dumped in ditch" (The Sun, 6 Jul 06) Document abandoned in a ditch, containing highly sensitive information on how Britain would respond to a terrorist emergency. A year+ later, a highly confidential MoD file was also left on a train.

And, also thanks to the media (and their sources who had the guts to expose wrongdoings) (a very courageous act given the regime of fear, smear and persecution) - I have also learnt a lot more about politicians, the House of Lords, and public servants e.g. My Diary Jan 09 , Feb 09 and beyond , Feb 09. With the example that these particular individuals set, it is no wonder that many in the public, as well as private sector, behave as they do.

To plagiarise from Norman Baker, Liberal Democrat MP in in his Mail on Sunday article of 24 Jan 10:

“If you put down the tracks, that’s the way the train goes”

 

ALL THESE INDIVIDUALS CAUSED ME TO DEVELOP THIS WEBSITE / CONTINUE MAINTAINING IT.

THIS OUTCOME OF THEIR OWN DOING.

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