Tuesday 19 March 2024

Final Report by Neelu Berry Nkrumah V MOJ - Edward Ellis denied appeal to new CRO.

Report by Neelu Berry dated 15th March 2024

Mr Justice Bourne Friday 15th March 2024

Not before half past 11

Court 37

KB-2024-000705 Nkrumah v Ministry of Justice

MS Teams or Court 37

For details on accessing the hearing, please email kbjudgeslistingoffice@justice.gov.uk

 

https://www.11kbw.com/knowledge-events/news/charles-bourne-qc-elevated-to-the-high-court-bench/

 

https://about.me/charlesbourne MJ Bourne is a Direct Access Barrister. 

 

I arrived outside court 37 at 12:25 PM for the hearing of Akwasi Nkrumah.

I noticed a security guard with intent to stop me going inside the courtroom.

I pretended to walk towards the fees office then did a U-turn as he walked past me.  As I entered the courtroom I heard a voice but I continued to enter.

 

The same security guard then came and sat inside the court hearing for the whole duration, which was very odd.  He remained inside court 37 even after we had been locked out at the end.  The fact that he was outside court 37 as I approached it, but otherwise remained inside, proves that facial recognition was used in the rear entrance, to warn him that I was inside the building.

 

Sandra Riley was the Usher, Maryam Qureshi was the admin and a lady called Danielle with blonde hair was the judges Clerk.  The judge and the 3 ladies were active on their laptops.  Sandra’s laptop had a camera facing the courtroom and was recording a video or live-streaming because the red light next to the camera was “on” throughout the proceedings as if being live streamed to third parties. 

 

Maryam walked over to me and asked if I was related to the parties and if I was a Litigant in person.  She probably wanted to exclude me if I was a reporter.

 

At 12.37 Edward Ellis gave a summary of the case of baby Sunaina.  That it was related to the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak,  there was research into genetic defects of organs. There was destruction of hospital records and protection frauds by courts. The family got the baby’s body to India after receiving the 28 day destruction of body notice. The mother made a claim in the High court in India,  which was referred to the law commission of India, which issued a baby body preservation order and proper investigation.

 

12.46 the judge bizarrely asked Mr Ellis regarding the restraining order, suo motu, which was not a subject matter pleaded in the court proceedings by any party.

 

12.49 the judge maliciously and predeterminedly asked whether the claimant was an interested party or a “vehicle” for Edward’s claim

 

1.04 p.m. The judge expressed shock that the claimant had been jailed for driving without insurance but did not make any Injunctive Orders for Protection from Police and Court Perversions.

 

1.07 p.m. The judge was surprisingly not surprised that Akwasi was framed by Met Police with a class A drugs possession and his children stolen on a false premise,  which proved bias against the judge and his unfitness to preside. The judge mocked the Claimant’s oral evidence that his documentary evidence in the case was destroyed by Snaresbrook Crown Court coupled with unexplained delays in his appeal being heard.

 

1.10pm The judge summarised the case as allegations of generalised corruption against the authorities and adjourned until 2.10 PM

 

AFTER LUNCH

 2.10pm we asked the Usher to explain why the Crown coat of arms was not displayed on the wall but was standing upright on the floor.

 

The usher lied that it had fallen off the wall.   The security guard with Badge 15 RCJ, stated that it had fallen a month ago. The Usher stated it was 2 weeks ago.  When questioned about the plaster and the screw holes appearing intact, implying that it had been removed professionally, and the court proceedings being null and void in the absence of the Crest, they finally admitted that court 37 had been used for training during the lockdown and had only reopened for interim applications two months ago.  We need to make DSAR enquiries why the Crest has not been erected over the last 2 months.

 

Court 37 had requirements to complete attendance slips, prior to lockdown, but these were not visible

 

There were usually jugs of water and cups provided on each bench, prior to lockdown, but these were missing too, suggesting this was a privately hired venue.

 

When I asked the usher for blank paper to make notes, she offered me a scrap of half an A4.  When Akwasi pointed an open filing cabinet with 2 packets of A4 paper, the usher stated that the contents of the cabinet were nothing to do with the court 37, confirming suspicions that the courtroom 37 is not the new Interim applications court but hijacked by the AG and SC to target whistleblowers using the pretence of Interim Applications.

 

2.19 p.m. The claimant pleaded the disappearance of the evidence, delays of over one year in hearing the appeal, nondisclosure, framing  with possession of class A drugs, reputation was damaging his family, he had been jailed and habeas corpus was denied in jail.

 

2.30 p.m. The claimant pointed out that the defendants in his 2 claims were not present and therefore his claim must be allowed

 

2.34 pm  the judge, did not take on board anything the Claimant stated, again repeated question about the Civil restraining order to Edward, asking for any reasons why he should not renew CRO against Edward Ellis.  This was bizarre, bias, evidence of bribes, blackmail or control of Judiciary by the Government Legal Advisors

 

Edward responded by stating that the Sussex police had given a firearms license to someone who had a statutory prohibition on firearms,  Winston Leachman including a rifle which could shoot a president dead from a mile away.

 

At 2:50 the judge bizarrely asked if there was “recruitment” of the claimant by Edward

 

2.53 p.m. The claimant stated that under the rules of natural justice Edward was acting as a good Samaritan

 

2:55 PM Neelu Berry stood up and said “I am Neelu Berry.  Edward Ellis is protected by the 18th Law commission of India Report 206”

 

2.56 The judge stated that the evidence given by by Edward Ellis, a former solicitor was incomprehensible and that he would be giving a judgement

 

The judge started the judgment by ridiculing the allegations that babies were stolen during caesarean sections and the mothers injected with cancer, which was a contempt of Criminal Law Act 1967 s4 and Law Commission of India’s Report 206.

 

The Judge repeatedly referred to his laptop, as if he was instructed by other judges, online, citing Lord Justice Coulson,  Mrs Justice May and M J Ayre, GCRO by Soole, para 5 – 13, and The expiry of the GCRO on 8th of March 2024,  stating that Mr Ellis was not to replicate the conduct.

 

There must be full disclosure of all computer activity within the courtroom 37 for the entire day 15th March 2024, on grounds of evidence that Court 37, is not on any listings for Monday 18th March 2024, see attached, and is being used for private hearings hijacked by the corrupt leaders within the UK Government, using Direct Access barristers.

 

The listings for 15th March 2024, see attached, stated that Court 37 would be presided by MJ Bourne, but the Notice pinned outside Court 37 had a female judge sitting at 10am, confirming a double booking to conceal the presence of MJ Bourne.

 

The judge cited information from his laptop, provided by Unknown third parties, who were not in the proceeding so there was a breach of security and privacy.   This was evidence of predetermination and a conspiracy between the other judges.

 

The judge also mocked the claimant’s allegations that his evidence had been withheld, by Snaresbrook Crown Court.

 

The judge threatened the claimant with a civil restraining order, for being the latest recruit of Mr Ellis’ beliefs.

 

The judge then proceeded to make renew civil restraining order for two years against Mr Ellis due to his Litigious activity,  for persisting in making claims via others, and Failing to give any reasons for not issuing it except that it was impossible.

 

Mr Ellis asked leave to appeal CRO and a GPI certificate for the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court

 

Permission to appeal was refused by the judge

 

Maryam Qureshi stated that she would email the order to Mr Ellis and that he could pick up a hardcopy from the court.

 

It was obvious from the Proceedings that Mr Ellis was framed by Mr Justice Bourne,  clearly a new recruit, in a predetermination, overseen by the Ex-Attorney General,  Geoffrey Cox, Ex-solicitor general Mr Michael Ellis, cabinet,  Ministry of Justice,  Home Office and metropolitan police.

 

During lunchtime, I looked at the listings in the main hall and was surprised to see a Notice that the County Court at Central London was not part of Royal Courts of Justice, but part of Gov.uk.  This needs investigating as to why the Counter of the Central London County Court was moved to WG07, from the first floor in St Thomas More, if it is independent of RCJ.  Also why there is no longer a drop box for the Central London County Court in the main hall whilst its counter requires appointments.  This implies that CLCC is not access to justice, only private hearings and bribed judges hijacking the RCJ.

 

We, the victims of long-term State Terrorism hereby note that the Attorney General's office is continuing with this tradition of denying fees to those who are fees exempted by use of CRO's, Extended CRO's and General CRO's, in a Criminal Cover-up of Civil courts impersonating Criminal Jurisdiction in State Terrorism of whistleblowers, the poor and vulnerable.  The UK has the highest turnover of population in the whole world (whereas the population of Palestine is doubling every 10 years in comparison).

 

 A criminal case must be filed against the contempt of the Crown in the Fallen Crest Fake Hearing.

 

What is stated above is true

 

Neelu Berry



Romola D - Edward Ellis - Neelu Berry


Preamble for Gold Treaty in New World Court in Indonesia 2024

Due to on-going wars since the UN CHARTER, dated, 01 Jan 1942, based on the Atlantic Charter, dated 14th AUGUST 1941, it is now mandatory for the Judiciary, exercising International laws, to be headquartered in Cirebon, Indonesia, where Swissindo Treasury merged with United Nations in 2021;

FIRST: The United Nations Swissindo Merger was founded in 2021 to enforce the laws of God of Freewill (Peace), Procreation (Prosperity) and Reincarnation (Service to God and Humanity); 


SECOND: The International Court of Justice and the Permanent Court of International Justice, having been moved to the Hague, for the safety and security of the Judiciary, will now have full security, in Cirebon, under the Crown Council, to gain the cooperation of the Judiciary of the whole world;


THIRD: The Fiat Currency will be replaced by Estwo Digital Assets


FOURTH: The new International structures of Judiciary will allocate unlimited resources, to end wars, enforce prosperity and mandate Peace, using Arbitration, under God’s laws, by consensus, performance and dedication to Humanity’s growth and advancement.


FIFTH: HM Sugihartonotonegoro, as the Greatest President of the United Nations and Gold Guardian of the Estwo Digital Assets, worth $1 Quintillion, will be appointed as the most senior judge of the Crown Council, to ensure that Payments 1-11, are distributed appropriately, for Peace and Prosperity.


SIXTH: There will be an global online portal based in Indonesia, under IBM, for all financial grievances, lodged by aggrieved individuals, families, communities and Nations of the world to settle all claims against the Fiat Currency systems, smoothly, efficiently and stealthily, with Gold Payments 1-11, in a bottom up approach.


This Treaty replaces all previous Treaties of the world.


https://pgportal.gov.in/




"I'm a Storyteller and My Stories Must Be Told"

Storytelling is a powerful art form that has been used for centuries to entertain, educate, and inspire. As a storyteller, one holds the unique ability to weave narratives that captivate audiences and transport them to different worlds. The statement, "I'm a storyteller and my stories must be told," encapsulates the passion and dedication of individuals who are driven to share their narratives with the world.

The Power of Storytelling.
Stories have the remarkable ability to evoke emotions, provoke thoughts, and create connections between people. Through storytelling, complex ideas can be simplified, lessons can be imparted, and cultures can be preserved. As a storyteller, one becomes a custodian of tales that have the potential to shape perspectives and influence change.
The Role of the Storyteller.
A storyteller is not merely a narrator but a guide who leads listeners on a journey of imagination and discovery. By crafting compelling characters, vivid settings, and engaging plots, storytellers breathe life into their narratives and invite audiences to immerse themselves in the story's world. The storyteller's voice becomes a conduit through which stories are shared and cherished.
The Importance of Sharing Stories.
Every story has the power to impact someone in a unique way. By sharing stories, storytellers create connections with their audience, fostering empathy, understanding, and unity. Stories have the ability to transcend boundaries of time, culture, and language, making them universal tools for communication and empathy.
Challenges Faced by Storytellers.
Despite the importance of storytelling, not all stories find their way to an audience. Storytellers often face challenges such as lack of visibility, competition in the saturated media landscape, or difficulty in finding platforms to showcase their work. However, dedicated storytellers persevere in their mission to share their stories with the world.
In conclusion, the declaration "I'm a storyteller and my stories must be told" embodies the passion and commitment of individuals who recognize the power of storytelling. Through their narratives, storytellers enrich lives, preserve cultures, and inspire change. As we continue to celebrate the art of storytelling, let us remember that every story deserves to be heard and that storytellers play a vital role in shaping our collective imagination.



The Universal Truth.

The Truth Will Always Come Out.

In the intricate tapestry of human existence, one universal truth stands unwavering and resolute: the truth will always come out. This fundamental principle transcends time, culture, and circumstance, serving as a beacon of justice, integrity, and accountability in a world often shrouded in deception and falsehood. Whether concealed beneath layers of deceit or buried deep within the recesses of history, the truth possesses an innate power to emerge, unyielding in its quest for revelation and illumination.

The Inevitability of Truth.

At the core of this universal truth lies the inherent nature of truth itself - immutable, persistent, and ultimately undeniable. Like a seed planted in fertile soil, the truth may lie dormant for a time, obscured by shadows of doubt or manipulation. Yet, no matter how deeply it is buried or how cleverly it is disguised, the truth possesses an intrinsic vitality that defies suppression. It is a force that cannot be contained indefinitely, for its very essence demands to be known and acknowledged.

The Unveiling of Truth.

Throughout history, we witness countless examples of the inexorable march of truth towards revelation. From political scandals to personal betrayals, from scientific breakthroughs to historical discoveries, the truth has a way of asserting itself with unwavering certainty. Like a river carving its path through stone, the truth cuts through falsehood and misconception, bringing clarity and understanding to even the most convoluted of narratives.

The Impact of Truth.

When the truth finally emerges from the shadows, its impact reverberates far and wide. It has the power to heal wounds long festering in silence, to expose injustices that cry out for redress, and to inspire change where stagnation once reigned. The unveiling of truth can be a catalyst for transformation on both individual and societal levels, challenging preconceptions, dismantling illusions, and paving the way for a more authentic and enlightened future.

Embracing Truth.

In a world where misinformation proliferates and deceit often masquerades as reality, embracing the universal truth that the truth will always come out is an act of courage and integrity. It requires us to confront our own biases and assumptions, to seek out facts over fiction, and to stand firm in our commitment to transparency and honesty. By aligning ourselves with this timeless principle, we not only honour the inherent dignity of truth itself but also contribute to a more just and equitable world for all.

In conclusion, the universal truth that the truth will always come out serves as a guiding light in our collective journey towards enlightenment and understanding. It reminds us of our shared responsibility to seek out truth wherever it may lead us, knowing that ultimately it is through embracing honesty and authenticity that we can truly thrive as individuals and as a society.





Monday 18 March 2024

Deprivation of Passion.

A Soul's Silent Suffering.

Passion, that fiery essence that fuels our existence, is a beacon guiding us through life's labyrinth. To be deprived of one's passion is akin to being adrift in a vast ocean without a compass, lost in a world devoid of colour and purpose. The absence of passion leaves a void in the soul, a silent suffering that gnaws at the very core of one's being.

The Emptiness Within.

Imagine waking up each day to a world where the spark of enthusiasm has been extinguished, where the things that once brought joy now seem dull and lifeless. This is the reality for those deprived of their passion. The emptiness within grows like a shadow, casting a pall over every aspect of life. Without passion, life becomes a monotonous routine, a series of empty gestures devoid of meaning.

The Weight of Unfulfilled Dreams.

Passion is not merely a fleeting emotion; it is the driving force behind our dreams and aspirations. To be deprived of one's passion is to carry the weight of unfulfilled dreams, to watch helplessly as the flames of ambition flicker and die. The sense of loss and longing that accompanies this deprivation is profound, a constant reminder of what could have been.

The Search for Renewal.

Yet, amidst the darkness of deprivation, there lies a glimmer of hope. For passion, though suppressed, is never truly extinguished. It lingers in the shadows, waiting to be reignited. The journey towards rediscovering one's passion is a quest for renewal, a process of self-discovery and introspection.

Embracing Resilience and Rebirth.

In the face of deprivation, resilience becomes our greatest ally. It is through resilience that we find the strength to confront our inner demons, to challenge the status quo, and to reclaim our lost passion. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, we emerge stronger and more determined than ever before.

Conclusion: A Call to Action

To those who find themselves deprived of their passion, know this - you are not alone. Your struggle is shared by many who have walked this path before you. Embrace your inner fire, nurture it with care and dedication, and let it guide you towards a brighter tomorrow. For in the depths of deprivation lies the seed of renewal, waiting to blossom into a new beginning.

The Silent Struggle: Deprivation of Expression and Creativity.

Passion, a force that propels us towards self-expression and fulfilment, is a vital aspect of our being. To be deprived of one's passion for self-expression and writing about life's experiences is to endure a profound loss, a stifling of the very essence that defines one's identity. The inability to engage in the act of sharing one's thoughts, emotions, and experiences through writing can lead to a sense of disconnection from oneself and the world around us.

The Silence of Unspoken Words.

Imagine the weight of unspoken words, the stories left untold, the emotions left unexpressed. For those whose passion lies in articulating their innermost thoughts through writing, being deprived of this outlet can feel like being silenced, like having a part of oneself muted. The absence of this creative expression can lead to a sense of suffocation, as if the very air we breathe has been stripped of its vitality.

The Void of Unwritten Narratives.

Writing about life's experiences is not just a hobby or a pastime; it is a means of processing our thoughts and emotions, of making sense of the world around us. When deprived of this passion, we are left with a void - a void where unwritten narratives linger, waiting to be brought to life on the page. The emptiness that accompanies this deprivation is palpable, a reminder of the stories left untold and the emotions left unexplored.

The Quest for Creative Renewal.

Despite the darkness of deprivation, there exists a glimmer of hope - the possibility of creative renewal. Just as a dormant seed waits for the right conditions to sprout anew, so too does our passion for self-expression and writing yearn for revival. The journey towards rediscovering this passion is a quest for self-discovery and creative rebirth, a process that requires patience, introspection, and dedication.

Embracing Resilience and Reawakening.

In the face of deprivation, resilience becomes our greatest ally. It is through resilience that we find the strength to confront our inner struggles, to challenge the barriers that stand in the way of our creative expression. By embracing resilience and nurturing our creative spirit, we can embark on a journey towards reawakening our passion for self-expression and writing about life's experiences.

Conclusion: A Call to Rediscovery

To those who find themselves deprived of their passion for self-expression and writing about life's experiences, know that your voice matters. Your stories are waiting to be told, your emotions waiting to be expressed. Embrace your creativity, nurture your passion, and let your words flow freely once more. In the depths of deprivation lies the seed of rediscovery, waiting to bloom into a new chapter of self-expression and creative fulfilment.




The Power of Love and Perception.

Love, a complex and profound emotion, has the remarkable ability to shape our perceptions of others. When we are in love, our focus often shifts towards seeing the good qualities in the ones we love. This phenomenon can be attributed to the cognitive bias known as "positive illusions," where individuals tend to perceive their romantic partners in a more positive light than reality may warrant. This tendency to idealize our loved ones can lead us to overlook their flaws and accentuate their virtues, creating a rose-tinted view of the relationship.

In the realm of love, our minds are inclined to filter out negative traits and amplify positive attributes. This selective perception is driven by our deep emotional connection and desire to maintain a harmonious and fulfilling relationship. We consciously or subconsciously choose to emphasize the admirable qualities of our partners, fostering feelings of admiration, affection, and closeness.Conversely, when we harbor feelings of disdain or despise towards someone, our perception of them can become tainted by negativity. The cognitive bias known as "confirmation bias" plays a significant role in this process, as we actively seek out information that confirms our negative beliefs about the individual we despise. This confirmation bias reinforces our negative perceptions and solidifies our disdain for them.It is intriguing how love and hatred can influence our perceptions in such contrasting ways. Love has the power to elevate individuals in our eyes, highlighting their virtues and endearing qualities, while hatred can distort our view, magnifying flaws and casting individuals in a negative light. Our emotions act as filters through which we interpret the world around us, shaping our reality based on our feelings towards others.In conclusion, the impact of love on perception is profound and multifaceted. When we are in love, we choose to see the good qualities in those we love, fostering a positive and idealized view of them. Conversely, those we despise can become despicable in our eyes as negative emotions color our perceptions. Understanding the influence of emotions on perception can provide insight into the complexities of human relationships and the power of love and hatred to shape our views of others.



Targeting the Easy Target.

The Temptation of Picking Low-Hanging Fruit

In various aspects of life, there exists a temptation to target the easy target, to pick the low-hanging fruit, or to kick a man when he's already down. This behaviour stems from a combination of factors such as convenience, perceived advantage, and sometimes even a sense of power or superiority. However, it is essential to delve into the implications of such actions and consider the ethical, moral, and societal consequences they entail.

The Allure of Easy Targets

Targeting the easy target or picking low-hanging fruit can be appealing for several reasons. It often requires less effort, time, and resources compared to tackling more challenging tasks or confronting formidable opponents. In a competitive environment, individuals or entities may opt for the path of least resistance to achieve quick wins or immediate gratification. This approach can provide a false sense of accomplishment without the need for significant investment or risk.

The Ethics of Targeting Vulnerability

While targeting easy targets may seem advantageous in the short term, it raises ethical concerns regarding fairness, empathy, and integrity. Exploiting someone's vulnerability or kicking them when they are already down reflects a lack of compassion and respect for their dignity. It disregards the principle of treating others with kindness and understanding, especially when they are in a disadvantaged position. Such behaviour can contribute to a culture of opportunism and callousness that erodes trust and cohesion within society.

The Impact on Individuals and Society

Targeting easy targets not only affects the victims directly but also has broader implications for society as a whole. It perpetuates inequality, reinforces power dynamics, and undermines social cohesion. When individuals or groups consistently prey on the weak or disadvantaged, it creates a toxic environment where empathy and solidarity are replaced by exploitation and indifference. This can lead to increased social unrest, resentment, and a breakdown of community bonds.

Choosing Empathy Over Exploitation

In confronting the temptation to target easy targets or pick low-hanging fruit, it is crucial to prioritize empathy, fairness, and ethical conduct. Instead of seeking shortcuts or taking advantage of others' vulnerabilities, individuals should strive to uplift those in need, offer support, and promote inclusivity. By choosing compassion over exploitation, we can foster a more equitable and harmonious society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

Conclusion

In conclusion, targeting the easy target or picking the low-hanging fruit may offer temporary gains but comes at a significant cost to individuals and society. By refraining from exploiting vulnerability and choosing empathy over opportunism, we can build a more compassionate and just world where everyone is valued and supported. It is through acts of kindness and solidarity that we truly demonstrate our humanity and contribute to a more inclusive and sustainable future.

Low Hanging Fruit


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