Showing posts with label leadership. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leadership. Show all posts

Monday, 19 June 2017

Theresa May + Public Inquiries – A Special Report by Matt Taylor.

Theresa May’s track record of managing Public Inquiries, holds as much credibility and confidence as her ability to make a reasoned decision and stick to it.


As soon as she announced the Public Inquiry she came under immediate fire for not making it independent. The impression it gives is that by not making it independent, any wrong doing placed at the feet of ex and serving ministers can be better controlled and whitewashed, than if an independent body were in charge.

Gavin Barwell
Already the ‘Gavin Barwell’ connection has come to the forefront, in which the prepubescent public school boy, (who I imagine still needs his mummy to wipe his bottom for him), rudely ignores questions abut his involvement, (as the then Housing Minister), about kicking the issue of tower block fire safety into the long grass.

It makes it all the more toxic for the embattled Prime Minister that the very same Gavin Barwell, is now 10 Downing Street’s Chief of Staff, swiftly employed after the resignations of the PM’s closest advisors, Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill.

Remember the Child Abuse Public Inquiry Fiasco?

With no mention during the doomed snap 2017 General Election, the last Public Inquiry Theresa May ordered was into child abuse. Now on its fourth chair person in as many years, the nation is no closer to knowing the truth about the scale of child abuse in the UK.
 


David Cameron once described child abuse in the UK to be on an ‘industrial scale’. With something so contentious, disturbing and urgent, May appointed Baroness Butler-Sloss in July 2014, but watched her step down only 6 days later due to her obvious conflicts of interest of her brother being the Attorney General while cases of child abuse were (or were not) being investigated.

Then came the appointment of the then Lord Mayor of London, Fiona Woolf, who stood stand when her friendship with Leon Brittan hit the headlines, himself accused of alleged sexual abuse.

Third time lucky- not;  after the February 2015 appointment of New Zealand High Court judge Dame Lowell Goddard, who stood down due to the stress of conducting a Public Inquiry that would ultimately disgrace and possibly bring down the entire British political establishment.

Now on its fourth chair person, Professor Alexis Jay; the Child Abuse Public Inquiry has about as much credibility as Theresa May’s leadership.

“It was almost as if Theresa May was sabotaging the inquiry with no regard for the victims who still required answers.”

More alarming is the suggestion that the PM could even be instrumental in the cover-up of crimes committed by her father against children.

Published on The Swamp media website is an article by Johnny Vedmore titled, ‘Theresa May's Father - The Serial Killer, The Traveller's Daughter, and the Cover Ups’; he claims Theresa May’s campaign team deleted all web addresses linked to her father, Hubert Brasier, a Church of England chaplain.

The only explanation Vedmore offers is that the PM fears her father could be linked to parliamentary paedophiles operating from the infamous Elm Guest House, through the connection with the Diocese of Chichester.

As the following extract from the article demonstrates:

The Serial Killer

The following year, in 1953, Hubert became the Chaplain All Saints at Eastbourne Hospital in Sussex. Over the next 6 years he would work alongside the famous serial killer Dr John Bodkin Adams. For those who are unaware of Dr John Bodkin Adams, he was believed to be the Harold Shipman of his age. He would usually prey upon his more elderly patients, convincing them to put him in their wills, of which over 130 complied. They were soon given an injection by Bodkin Adams, and would conveniently pass away of ‘natural causes’ soon after. On review more than 165 of the deaths that Dr Bodkin Adams oversaw were seen as suspicious. The suspicion was not a well kept secret amongst staff at Eastbourne Hospital, most of the nurses had voiced their concerns to their superiors. They were believed to have been ignored on purpose, as the newly founded NHS was considered to be under political threat and a scandal that could see a general practitioner sentenced to death was to be avoided at all cost. The problem was Dr Bodkin Adams just couldn’t stop himself. He was being protected by Lord Gwynne who was believed to be his secret gay lover, and was an extremely well connected politician.

Hubert Brasier would have given last rights to many of those killed by Adams, he may have even taken confession from Bodkin Adams himself, who when asked by the press if he was guilty of stealing from old women said ‘I have made my peace with God over that’. Eastbourne Hospital is where it is believed that Theresa May’s mother Zaidee Mary Barnes met Hubert Brasier for the first time. Hubert was 11 years her senior and Zaidee had already been diagnosed with MS, and was a regular visitor to Eastbourne Hospital. Whether or not in the 1950’s society it was considered appropriate for a celibate hospital chaplain to marry a patient, that is what happened in 1955. Zaidee and Hubert were married in Reading in front of Zaidee’s father Reginald James Barnes whose profession is recorded in the wedding certificate as a ‘Traveller’. On October 1st 1956 Theresa Brasier was born in Eastbourne hospital. The following year Dr John Bodkin Adams would be acquitted of murder in a trail that was an obvious cover up, however he was convicted on 8 counts of forging a prescription, 4 counts of making false statements on cremation forms, and 3 offences under the Dangerous Drugs Act 1951. He would be temporarily struck of the NHS, only to be reinstated in 1961 when the proverbial dust had settled.


As Vedmore asks; “So what is it that you fear Mrs May? The truth about your colleagues, or is it something much closer to home? Maybe May is terrified of people connecting her with the name Brasier?”

Through her evident lack of sympathy and compassion displayed towards the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire inferno, to the total lack of back-bone towards major political policy, Theresa May has shown her true colour’s and has proved to the British public that while she sneers at a Labour victory as a Collision of Chaos (of which she is now forming with the Democratic Unionist Party of Northern Island), she’s currently managing a Leadership of Lunacy, in which the only victims are ultimately the British public and it’s children.

Collision of Chaos v’s Leadership of Lunacy.
 

If you thought things couldn’t get any worse for the embattled PM Theresa May? Think again… Things just got a lot worst. In fact it’s fair to say, things have just got a lot more surreal…

Read on if you dare!

According to the nation’s most controversial conspiracy theorist, (and no, I’m not talking about David Icke), but in fact Chris Spivey; Theresa May doesn’t really exist. She’s a creation of a secret department in the British government; a created persona used for their own nefarious ends, just as Diana Spencer and Madeleine McCann.

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Friday, 1 July 2016

The Downfall of New Labour

The Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) have sent out the message loud and clear, 'Parliament is no place for good and decent men or women.'

Jeremy Corbyn
I'm watching from the back back back benches in total shock and horror, as the Labour Party slaughter their leader for no other reason than being a good and decent man.

Call me naïve if you wish, perhaps I am; but I was always under the impression that the opposition party were in opposition to oppose the policies and ideals of the governing party.

Oh how wrong am I?

I used to joke that they are all in it together; both the Conservatives and Labour. Oh how right am I?

According to 'They Work For You' website, Angela Eagle; Jeremy Corbyn's rival for the Labour leadership voted for:

·  a stricter asylum system
·  university tuition fees increasing from £1125 per year to up to £3000 per year
·  the introduction of ID cards
·  90 days without charge
·  for the invasion of Iraq
·  against an investigation into the Iraq war
·  the retention of Trident nuclear weapons
·  air strikes on Islamic State in Iraq
·  air strikes on Islamic State in Syria 

I expect this voting record would mirror that of Hilary Benn too.
What is the use of having an opposition when their voting record matches that of their opposition?
This is the beauty of Jeremy Corbyn and the reason why 60% of grass-root Labour members voted for him. They voted for him because he walks the walk and talks the talks. He votes against the Nasty Nazi Conservative Government and does so consistently.
I find it incredible that the bully boys and girls of the PLP aren't letting him fight a general election. 
The evidence suggests that he'll win with a landslide.
I've personally voted for every political party (except the Liberal Democrats), during my 27 years of voting eligibility. I got so disillusioned with politicians breaking their promises, that I ran as an independent candidate in the Brighton Kemptown 2015 General Election, in which I came last with 69 votes! (This taught me a lesson, that honest men have no place in Parliament,) but even I'll vote Labour under Jeremy Corbyn, and I'm your Average Joe with the same mind-set as a million other Average Joe's in Great Britain.
The Travesty of Democracy
We are being taken for a ride, and the 172 Labour MP's who voted against Jeremy Corbyn in his vote of confidence are the culprits.
"For heaven's sake man, go!"
Watching the venom of David Cameron looking Jeremy Corbyn in the eye, and hollering at him from across the Common's dispatch box, to "for heaven's sake man, go;" gives the impression that its David Cameron leading the revolt and the Labour party following his lead.
My golden rule when it comes to politics is to say 'no' when a politician tells us to say 'yes'; that its 'bad' if a politician tells us its 'good', and to 'go' when a politician tells us to 'stay'.
It was for this reason that I didn't vote in the EU referendum. One nasty arse-hole telling me to 'stay' and another telling me to 'go'. Fuck that for a game of dominoes.
It’s with this in mind that when David Cameron says its "in my party's interest for him to sit there, it's not in the national interest," what he actually means is that "it's in the national interest for Jeremy Corbyn to be the leader of the Labour party because he'll win the next general election with a landslide and that it's in his party's interest that he goes."
 These politicians really are the lowest of the low; dirty rotten liars and back stabbers, paedophiles, fraudsters and murderers.
All this will come out.... It’s already common knowledge in the Truth Movement and once the news breaks on mainstream news there will be a revolution within 24 hours.
As I've already said, call me naïve, but I thought Jeremy Corbyn was a cunning plan by minions of Queen Elizabeth II to appease the British public and throw them a crumb to perpetuate the myth that democracy is alive and kicking in the United Kingdom.
After-all he appears to have done nothing about the child-abuse scandal in his North Islington constituency.
Jeremy Corbyn turns a blind eye to child-abuse
David Cameron
I'm changing my mind now. Perhaps Jeremy Corbyn is the real deal; a good and decent man who slipped through the net of Parliamentary vice, perversion and immorality?
Either way, (and for what it’s worth), I wish Jeremy Corbyn stays the course and out-flanks his rebel MP's.
If you want to vote for austerity, join the nasty party. If you want to renew the Trident missile system, join the nasty party, if you want to perpetuate war, poverty and child-abuse; you know what to do - (All together now---) Join the Nasty Nazis Conservative party.
There is always a silver lining in everything and the silver lining in the Jeremy Corbyn rebellion story, is that the nasty conservatives masquerading as Labour MP's have been exposed.
We have all known that the Labour party has been infiltrated by the nasty Tories since Tony Blair came to power. That's why the Labour party was called New Labour.
Thankfully the downfall of the New Labour Party is in progress and out of the fallen bricks and mortar will rise the Old Labour. Proper opposition with proper values and principles.

Proper Labour, not this wishy washy bullshit; men with girl names, stabbing their bosses in the back...

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