Something inside so strong.....

This is an overdue rant and I will not offer any type of apology for it. What has happened to the English spirit we know and love so much? We used to speak out about the things that anger us, we used to be so passionate about justice and above all, we used to stand together whenever those in power give us no other option. Sadly, here we are again. Most of us would feel disempowered to do anything about it, disempowered to tackle our respective Governments around the world. Well, we shouldn't after all, we put them there in the first place. So easy to point the finger of blame at someone else, and our politicians are flamming experts at passing the buck so to speak. 


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So, here are the facts......................

1. The people of Britain have been betrayed by the British collective establishment by transferring our national sovereignty to a foreign power without our consent. This is in defiance of our constitution and an act of treason. 

2. Our Government is not serving us the way they are meant to. Hell-bent on sweeping their political secrets under the shag pile inside No10. 

3. It has not mattered which political party has been in office or “power” as they insist on calling it, nothing ever changes. We are continually being used and abused like pawns in their game of supremacy in which a dynastic ruling class see themselves as ordained to rule as masters – with impunity, whilst we the people, as virtual slaves, are supposedly destined to obey – without question. 

4. Our politicians are abusing their position and bend it like 'Beckham' to suit their own ends and give the 2 finger salute to the people who ultimately pay for their malfeasance whilst they award themselves with the trappings of office – high salaries, luxuries denied most of us, privileges, pensions, prestige and benefits that we can only dream of… whilst burdening us with ever-higher taxes, derisory pensions and declining standards of public services. 

5. Child abuse is something that has been happening for years and is not considered news however, child stealing by the state and social services is perhaps not so much public knowledge but, it is on the increase. The manner in which, every week, dozens of families are wantonly ripped apart has become truly horrifying. And the only reason this does not itself make headline news is that our so-called ‘child protection’ system has become so ruthlessly hidden from view by the wall of secrecy built around it by our secret family courts. What is most shocking about our child-care system is the extent to which, behind that wall of secrecy, every part of it has gone off the rails.

What is most peculiar is, why are the aggrieved parents not lining the streets in huge numbers and in disgust as to the way they have been treated by the very system that is meant to protect? These child protection units use the most vile and destructive tool against parents I have ever seen. Reality has shown us that the principles and values set out in the social service code of ethics are not being met nor followed. I sometimes wonder if the problem is less the social workers than the framework in which they operate. If that is the case, then these guidelines need to be restructured. The rights of children who unfortunately come through the care system, are sadly lost in the very bowels of this dark and sinister system. Children's rights are not being observed in the same way as perhaps the perpetrators rights are. It is obvious to anyone who has eyes to see, that we have our priorities mixed up. While the rights of the perpetrators are observed and they must be seen to be observed, what of the rights of the victims? Or do they not count. Sadly, no, they don't seem to matter. Children are unlawfully taken from their parents, rushed through forced adoption and treated like criminals if they stand up object to what is going on. 

Since the Baby 'P case, it would seem that the same mistakes are still being made and nothing is ever done about it. If 18 years between 3 offenders is meant to reflect the crime, I say this: "For those who wear multi coloured  pyjamas, with a white wig and ponytail and are addressed as M'Lord, I find your motives deplorable, your moral compasses defunct and your conduct despicable". It is very easy to say what you would say in this case but, truth is, no-one could ever imagine what Peter's Father must be going through. He cannot move on from this tragedy that was not inevitable. 18 Years, that is no comfort, it is an insult. We can all sit here today and, say that we would not rest until justice was served. but whatever the sentence in Peter's or other cases, nothing will bring them back.

The following names must not be forgotten, as the campaign to get the laws changed is done in their honour, the lost souls of the UK failed by our system.

Baby Peter Connelly (broken back, ribs and died from choking on his own tooth after being punched) 

Victoria Climbie (beaten with a bicycle chain – A kettle of boiling water tipped over her head)

Sarah Payne (murdered) by Roy Whiting.

Tyra Henry (21 months old - murdered by her dad)

Jasmin Beckford (had been locked in a small bedroom with body-building weights tied to her broken legs to stop her from escaping)

Lauren Wright (a fatal blow to the stomach from her stepmother)

John Gray (Had more then 200 injuries to 92 parts of his body)

Tiffany Wright (lived in an insect-infested room in a pub in Sheffield)

Sophie Casey’s (died in squalor)

Tyrell Rowe (brain damage after being repeatedly punched in the face)

Kimberley Baker (was starved to death)

Sophie Merry (170 bruises).

All these names must not be forgotten. 

These atrocities could have been avoided if the social services, the police, and the courts did their jobs properly. It is the state that has failed these children; and we are complicit from a lack of awareness. We can and must stop this from happening.

You can help make the change, you can help to stop this. The following organisations are all doing something to stop it and get the laws changed: Please spare a moment and click on the links below, to view their respective websites. 

Here is your opportunity to do something amazing today, join in with protests, conferences, rallies and the like. We must all stand up now, to preserve our children's futures and their children's futures before they are denied one. 

Heather Small once said "what will you today, to make you feel proud"? I will dedicate the rest of my life to changing the system and go against their fascist regimes.

Mr Angry

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