I approached the Prime Minister for help on two occasions: The Rt. Hon. Gordon Brown in 2010, and his predecessor, Tony Blair, in 2003. While the latter's Office sent me the equivalent of 'your letter has been filed in the round filing cabinet on the floor' i.e. the dustbin, Gordon Brown has not even acknowledged my letter. Hence, it was immediately thrown in the bin.

2010 - The Rt. Hon. Gordon Brown, Prime Minister

I copied Gordon Brown on my 2 February 2010 letter, headed, "When am I due to be killed", to Alan Johnson, Home Secretary, Sir Paul Stephenson, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, my MP, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman. I justified the header by the fact that (1) they had ALL gone into 'silent mode' or, as I wrote, "retreated to your communal bunker"; (2) I had informed ALL of them that I have a death threat hanging over my head since 15 June 2009. (NB: About which, NOBODY in the police has contacted me).

As explained in the letter, for the benefit of those copied, I included fairly comprehensive detail of my experience with the courts, the police, etc. since 2002 following receiving a fraudulent 'service charge' demand (Home-Page-Overview)

I explained in my 2 February 2010 covering letter to Gordon Brown that I was prompted to write to him following his comments, reported in The Sunday Telegraph article of 24 Jan 10, "Brown: courts must support victims of crime" (following the case of Mr Munir Hussain who was originally given a 30-month prison sentence for attacking a burglar who terrorised him and his family):

“I strongly support the right of law-abiding people to defend themselves, their families and their properties...

As a country, all our instincts and sympathies rightly lie with law-abiding citizens.

Society sides with the victims of crime, so too should the system.

And I am determined that it will”

I follow this by stating: "My experience of the last eight years, which started with a fraudulent ‘service charge’ demand of £14,400 for my leasehold, basement, studio flat, overwhelmingly demonstrates that, in spite of my being the innocent victim of crime, and a law-abiding, honest, decent, taxpaying British National – ‘the system’ has, and continues to be most definitely against me"

And conclude with "Prime Minister: will you show your “determination” in my case for ‘the system’ to – finally – treat me as per my statutory rights?"

Three months later: NO REPLY. The conclusions from this are that Gordon Brown: •  Does not believe that 'I', "a law-abiding", taxpaying, British National, have "the right" to defend myself against criminals •  Endorses the treatment I have and continue to be subjected to by "the system" since 2002 (hence, under New Labour), including being denied access to justice, redress and protection by the Ministries under his leadership (Latest: the 'Get Lost!' reply to my Subject Access Request from: the Ministry of 'Justice' ; the Home Office - in addition to other forms of persecution) WHY?

 

Why is that e.g. in a speech at the NATO conference in Strasbourg on 4 April 2009, Gordon Brown said "There is no intention to infringe the rights of women in Afghanistan" - but my rights, in this country, under his leadership - as a woman who is the INNOCENT VICTIM OF ORGANISED CRIME - are "infringed" with impunity by the State?

(The silence cannot be due to Gordon Brown being that busy, as, w/c 15 March 2010, he found the time to phone David Beckham to wish him well). (In the last year or so, he also found the time to phone a winner on the TV show, 'X Factor', as well as somebody on another TV show, 'Big Brother', reported to have suffered racist comments (I don't watch these programmes). Maybe I should go on a TV programme to get Gordon Brown's attention).

Consider also some other claims made by Gordon Brown in the media - v. (among that of many other people) my experience (and Home page-Overview) under New Labour - as well as Gordon Brown's silence following my letter.e.g.

•  3 May 2010, in a speech shown on TV: "Vote Labour for a fairer Britain where people are treated with dignity..."

•  The Guardian, 12 April 2010, "Brown: I will end 'take it or leave it' public services"

"The days of take it or leave it public services are over... The days of just minimum standards are over. The days of the impersonal are finished. It has to be personal, accountable and tailored to your needs, and a mechanism to trigger change if the service does not meet your needs"

• On the 18 April 2010 BBC1 Andrew Marr Show, in relation to alleged fraud by Goldman Sachs "I am shocked at this moral bankruptcy"

•  On the 31 May 2009 BBC1 Andrew Marr Show, that he found "the revelations about the MPs conduct offensive to my Presbyterian upbringing".

•  At the 2007 Labour Party Conference "I have strongly held moral principles of right and wrong. This is my moral compass. This is who I am" (My Diary 1 Mar 08)

•  In 2006, in relation to Jim Wallis' book 'God's Politics', Gordon Brown is reported to have said / written (?) that the book "challenges us to create a society that both addresses injustice and stresses personal responsibility" (Home Page # 9)

Gordon Brown also continued to break New Labour's promise in its 1997 election manifesto "An End to Feudalism", by rejecting the 2007-08 "Petition to abolish leasehold"

And more of the reality from other people's experience with the State (My Diary Feb 09) - by a broken State and Government (MPs-Home)

In its 31 July 09 article, "Brown tries to win back voters with 'fair play' pledges", the Daily Mail reported "Gordon Brown hopes to win back the vote of Middle Britain by appealing to their sense of fair play and core values... Business Secretary Lord Mandelson said last night: "The core values of Middle Britain are rooted in what this country is best known for around the world: our dogged sense of fair play".

Yes, many of the 'little people' in this country have a sense of 'fair play' (and many other qualities, not least kindness and compassion) - but, as evidenced by my experience and that of others (e.g. My Diary Feb 09 ; Comments), the country is controlled by a Government that does not even understand the meaning of these words. As The Daily Mail columnist, Mr Littlejohn, rightly concluded in his 10 July 2009 Daily Mail column "Labour has created a self-serving tyranny of lying and concealment, where duplicity is rewarded...".

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”

 

2003 - Tony Blair, then Prime Minister

In August 2003, I sent an identical letter to a dozen various media (e.g. The Guardian ) in which I related the horrendous nightmare I was going through, including my experiences with various government departments.

In each instance, I copied various ministries, including Tony Blair, then Prime Minister.

The 21 August 2003 reply from the Office of the Prime Minister was

"The contents of your letter have been carefully noted" .

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"your letter has been binned"