Rebecca Sabben-Clare QC: knowledgeable or just negligent?

 

Rebecca Sabben-Clare QC: knowledgeable or just negligent

She took out a dangerous dog without a muzzle, lost control of the dog and the dog killed in Hammersmith, West London. In this case, the victim was a seal. It could have been a child. She didn't know how to handle a dangerous animal. As if this wasn't enough, she took legal action against mass media to prevent them broadcasting the sad news caused by her negligence.

Oxford Educated, but with very little common sense and complete disregard for public safety. 

The Independent: actively promoting civil disobedience

 

The Independent newspaper has been for quite a while a digital newspaper that often allows comments made by readers, but it has a very pecular moderation style allowing comments that actively promote civil disobedience and acts of aggression. Today, The Indepent reported that the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had indicated that the national flag should be seen in all public buildings. The moderators of the Independent publicly allowed comments that implied that Britain is now National Socialist Germany and Boris Johnson is the equivalent of Adolf Hitler simply because he asked for British flags in public buildings, something that is the norm worldwide and nobody has been saying that the USA is National Socialist Germany because US flags appear on public buildings. 

The Independent allows comments of individuals that call Police officers in charge of enforcing legislation introduced for the common good to protect peoples' health 'bastards',. For several days, there have been disturbances in London and in other cities. In Bristol, Police officers were attacked, Police vehicles torched, Police buildings damaged and glass windows broken by individuals who have found a home on the pages of The Independent. 

The Independent, as well as other newspapers including Metro and Evening Standard and London Live - a television channel - are owned by a former KGB agent that also happens to be a Russian oligarch called Alexander Lebedev and his son Evgeny Lebedev. His son passes as a charitable man and socialite, but the tone of media he owns is decidedly anti-British. Paradoxically, the son of a former KGB agent was made a Member of the House of Lords.

Alexander Lebedev

 

Evgeny Lebedev

You can draw whichever conclussions you might draw about the state of Britain and of some British media. This is happening in the United Kingdom.

Harry Windsor's profile will surpass Diana's popularity and the popularity of the British Royal Family

 

Harry Windsor's popularity will rise exponentially leaving all others royals far behind, including Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

While other royals talk about it, Harry will be actually doing it and will be doing in plain view of the entire world as chief impact officer of an organisation that provides professional coaching, mental health advice and learning for personal development. 

The Prince has also signed multimillionary contracts providing content for Spotify and Netflix that automatically make him a household name both in the UK and overseas. 

This comes as a continuation of his role as founder of Invictus Games, an event for injured or sick army personnel by using sports as a factor for their psychological and physical recovery. The Prince also founded Sentebale, a charity that supports the mental health and wellbeing of young people affected by HIV in Africa.

For those talking about revamping the image of the Royal Family, the present royal dispute was a gigantic lost opportunity for an ailing Monarchy to shine once again.Silicon Valley tech firms have been the drivers of an international revolution that vastly surpasses the impact of old habitual pomp and circumstance.

The Royal Household has contracted the services of a private enterprise to deal with the issue of racism, but it has been left stranded behind an individual that is prone to go where no man has gone before. Prince Harry doesn't need to explain that he is no racist nor does he have to contract any private contractor to deal with the stigma of racism. No one can now say that he is leaving thanks to subsidies paid by the State. "Sorry folks, keep your monies. I will make my own monies."

In 1776, the American colonies declared themselves independent from the British Empire. In 2021, an heir of the British Crown has declared himself independent from the British Royal Family and is making his way from America towards the world.

 

  

 

2021 - London Assembly Elections Start of official election period and nominations

A year after the London Assembly Elections had to be posponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic and measures put in place to prevent the spread of the virus, London is open for business again and preparations are in full swing for what is going to be a very exciting time for all Londoners. 

From 9:00 o'clock this morning and with 45 days to go until election day on May 6th, London Elect is calling on all voters across London to prepare themselves to vote. Nominations can now be submitted for those wishing to stand for Mayor and the London Assembly. The nomination period will end at 16:00 hours on March 30th 2021. It must be noted that campaign spending will be controlled.

To register to vote, you can visit: gov.uk/register-to-vote

How to vote

• In this election, there are three ballot papers and four votes.
• Two votes for the Assembly elections and a first and second choice for the Mayoral election.
• You must make a first choice, or your vote won’t be counted. Each vote must be for a different candidate.
• Your polling station will be open from 7am until 10pm on election day. 
• Before 6 May, you will receive your polling card through your door. This will include details of your named polling station.
• You can also vote by post. You must apply for a postal vote by 5pm on 20 April 2021. 
• Your ballot papers will be sent to you about a week before Election Day. Mark your votes and return them to arrive before 10pm on 6 May 2021.
• You can also vote by proxy. This is when a person you trust votes for your chosen candidates on your behalf if you are unable to make it to the polling station. If you want a proxy vote, your council must receive your application by 5pm on 27 April 2021. The deadline to apply for a proxy vote as a result of an emergency is 5pm, Thursday 6 May 2021.

 To find out more, visit londonelects.org.uk

 

1. This unique form of local government represents the interests of London and Londoners.

London has one Mayor and 25 Assembly Members. The Mayor of London is responsible for running the city, from policing and housing to environment and transport.

The Assembly keeps a check on the Mayor’s work and investigates issues that matter to Londoners.

2. To find out more, visit: londonelects.org.uk
3. Link to 2016 results

LGBT and mainstream religions

The message by Pope Francis that the Catholic Church will not bless same sex marriages doesn't come as a surprise. In fact, it has been part of religious doctrine for many hundreds of years. The Anglican Church itself has been in trouble because several branches of the Protestant communion reject the liberal attitudes of the English branch with regards to women as priests and with regards to homosexuality.

In fact, the Bible is about Adam and Eve, not Jenny and Mary or Peter and John. It is assumed that God is male - Father - and the emphasis is on the biological duality of Man and Woman.

The Church doesn't ignore the fact that in the real world there are heterosexual people, bisexual people and homosexual people, apart from other categories that you can imagine like pansexual or asexual.

The Catholic Church is not about Evolution. It is about Creed. The fact remains that if you are going to join any club, it is assumed that you sign up to the principles, rules and regulations of the said club. LGBT Catholics is a contradiction in terms. Despite the fact that there is homosexuality within the Catholic Church (the Catholic Church cannot escape the realities of humanity), there is the understanding that whoever calls himsels a Catholic will live by the principles of Catholicism.

Having said that, you have the choice to maintain your life choices by joining other religious denominations that allow you to maintain your life choices. Therefore, the confrontation between those who want to promote LGBT messages and the Catholic Church is totally unnecessary. You can join another Church or Religion, you can practice your religion privately as your dialogue between you and God or you can do without any religion whatsoever.

What people do in private as part of consensual activities is their business as long as they don't violate laws and regulations established to protect vulnerable adults and children. The same goes for religion. You either believe or don't believe. You don't need Churches or religious organisations to believe. 

The LGBT movement is a political movement that is constantly trying to force the rest of society to live by what they stand for. This is where the problem arises. Other people are also entitled to live according to their own beliefs. If the Catholic Church chooses to stand for and to stick to their beliefs, so be it. You don't have to be a member of the Catholic Church. Nobody forces you to be or to become a member of the Catholic Church. Inquisitions should be a thing of the past. By seeking to impose a Forced Conversion of the Catholic Church, the LGBT movement is shooting itself in the foot. 

Individuals who seek to be respected regardless of gender differences or life choices should understand that trying to force the Catholic Church to accept something that the Catholic Church couldn't accept because it goes against the Creed violates freedom of choice. If you don't like the club, join another club or create a club of your own. 

Personally, I treat everybody fairly as individuals, regadless of gender or sexual orientation. I do not demonise people because of their gender or sexual orientation. Having said that, the Catholic Church has the legitimate right to stick to the Catholic Creed.

Yet again Electoral Fraud in Labour Constituencies

Not long ago, it happened in Tower Hamlets where instances of electoral fraud and voter intimidation were investigated, leading to the removal from his post of the then Mayor Lutfur Rahman who was found guilty of corrupt and illegal practices by an Election Court in 2015. 

Lutfur Rahman

 

It was found that votes for rival parties had been intentionally lost at the count and Mr Rahman was removed from office and banned from standing for election for five years. 

But in spite of very serious issues that proved that the election was rigged, in the following election no proof of identification was introduced. Irregularities also included ballot tampering and postal vote fraud.

Now, yet another scandal has shaken the Labour Party that led to the suspension of East Ham and West Ham constituency parties represented by Stephen Timms and Lyn Brown. 

Stephen Timms

Lyn Brown

Troubled years for the Labour Party that indicated that until further notice no party meetings or business can take place, but Labour Party authorities refused to divulge the nature of the investigation. The allegations of electoral malpractice are said to be wide ranging and supported by a considerable amount of evidence. 

In places like Newham, support for the Labour Party has been massive with practically all seats being occupied by Labour Party Councillors. The borough also has a Labour Party Mayor. How confident can we be that in the coming London Assembly elections voting will be legal? Three separate scandals in constituencies controlled by the Labour Party.

In a few days time, the House of Commons will consider a bill demanding electoral proof of identification for voters. I reckon that such piece of legislation is long overdue to tackle manipulatioon and fraud in elections. 

After the anti-Semitism scandal, the Islamophobia scandal, and several other scandals involving misconduct including sexual misconduct, racism, misuse of public monies, false statements of parliamentary expenses and political intimidation and bribes leading to the arrest of the Labour Mayor in Liverpool, the Labour Party should grasp the opportunity of supporting a piece of legislation aimed at ensuring that voting is legal and that those voting are legally entitled to vote.

It was pretty extraordinary to see a Labour Party MP walking inside the Houses of Parliament wearing a Police electronic tag attached to one of her legs because she lied and falsely accused an innocent person who was overseas of an offense that she herself committed. 

With all that has happened in recent years, the Labour Party can hardly claim that it occupies the high moral ground. 

Changing a leader is easy, but getting of a bad reputation based on corruption, undemocratic practices and examples of incompetence publicly displayed by members of the Labour Party Shadow Cabinet is not going to be easy.

 

Political Oppresion in the United Kingdom

In the United Kingdom, political oppression can take many forms, but it does exist. As usual, oppression is disguised as exclusion. If you have certain ideas, you can be excluded from the mass media, from the workplace, and could end up totally isolated being labeled as undesirable or extreme. You could be demonised with fabricated stories that repeated a thousand times are seen as revealed truth.

Oppresion via Exclusion is a strategy that has been perfected by Perfidious Albion and it exists practically in every place that matters in the United Kingdom.