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#US: "Mass Arrests were occurring right now: John Durham has unsealed and released 320,000 indictments, including 37,000 for California alone. Each indictment could carry up to 99 people charged. Big arrests were ongoing in California, Texas and Washington DC. The first would shock the world (of the fake Biden or Obama?). According to Juan O Savin World War III, which was in full swing, would go through March 2022, and then on for a couple more years."
Are you ready? The countdown has begun.A World Changing Event was about to happen – that would turn into a BOOM Week to Remember, complete with a Blackout and release of the Emergency Broadcast System across the world to support the Global Currency Reset.
“The time has come to reveal the truth about all the dirty things. Soon, at any moment, a turn of events will cause an incredible. Our whole government will be invalid. Biden, Harris, members of Congress and the Supreme Court will be removed.”
What We Think We Know:
Mass Arrests were occurring right now: John Durham has unsealed and released 320,000 indictments, including 37,000 for California alone. Each indictment could carry up to 99 people charged. Big arrests were ongoing in California, Texas and Washington DC. The first would shock the world (of the fake Biden or Obama?). According to Juan O Savin World War III, which was in full swing, would go through March 2022, and then on for a couple more years.
All Hallows Eve or Halloween, Satan’s Birthday was fast approaching where they raped and murdered children on Sat-Sun 30, 31 Oct. Watch out for the children and keep them safe. Report any suspected Satanic activities to the proper authorities.
At the Conservative Party’s London HQ yesterday, despite a judge’s directions, I was again refused an MP to act on my behalf concerning the Wales G4S robbery to steel my legal papers against Gold Group chief, Barbara Wilding, because the then HM Secretary of State, Alun Cairns MP, was sent from my prison cell what was believed to be heroin we were told.
Defendant’s Legal Submission
An idle MP and Maurice John Kirk were like ‘two ships passing in the night’
Extracts from 1997 Prevention of Harassment Act
Prohibition of harassment
A person must not pursue a course of conduct— (a) which amounts to harassment of another, and (b) which he knows or ought to know amounts to harassment of the other.
Subsection (1) [ F4or (1A)] does not apply to a course of conduct if the person who pursued it shows— (a) that it was pursued for the purpose of preventing or detecting crime,
2 Protection from Harassment Act 1997 (c. 40) Document Generated: 2021-03-25 Changes to legislation: There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Protection from Harassment Act 1997. (See end of Document for details) (b) that it was pursued under any enactment or rule of law or to comply with any condition or requirement imposed by any person under any enactment, or (c) that in the particular circumstances the pursuit of the course of conduct was reasonable.
The fundamental issue was an ‘objective’ one while both parties in the case had quite different ‘subjective’ beliefs much based on ‘hearsay’
The 1st November 2019 robbery of the Defendant, by staff of G4S Custodial Services in HMP Parc, Bridgend, South Wales, resulted in the loss of the South Wales Police’s victim’s personality.
The victim’s stolen ‘personalty’ includes:
his clothes
his shoes
his two wheelchairs
legal papers including from his civil claim 1CF03361 (trading in machine gun conspiracy)
his BS614159 papers resulting from 40 odd failed police malicious criminal prosecutions
his 3 years of NHS (Wales) record currently being requested by his GP, cardiac and gastroenterologist specialists in Musgrove Park Hospital, Taunton, Somerset
his full 2009/10 records from Glanrhyd Hospital’s Caswell Clinic, Bridgend, resulting from three months of horrific incarceration under section 35 of 1983 Mental Health Act.
At Conservative Party HQ, yesterday, I was refused an MP to act on my behalf concerning the G4S robbery to steel my legal papers against Gold Group chief, Barbara Wilding, because then Secretary of State, Alun Cairns MP, was sent from my prison cell what was believed to be heroin we were told.
10th Jan 2020 Complaint against HMP Parc South Wales G4S Staff
I, Maurice John Kirk, file complaints against HMP Parc, Bridgend, G4S custody staff for their seriously inflicting injuries, harassment and false imprisonment to cause numerous thefts of my possessions.
Serious Assaults (Article 3) Incident 1900418801
After my Feb 2019 unlawful ‘recall’ to prison from a Cardiff parole hostel I was assaulted on numerous occasions in Parc prison with one incident already reported over the ‘floor buffer’ on A2 wing. All required medical attention and captured on CCTV & body cameras.
The 2nd filmed significant assault was in June 2019 when I was forcibly removed from my 2nd missing wheel chair by unnecessary force from seven officers carrying me back to B block.
The 3rd main incident was in Nov 2019 when I was snatched from my cell by unprovoked excessive force using no less than eight G4S officers using handcuffs on my wrists behind my back. This deliberate pain was inflicted from B wing to the main gate where I was ‘released’ for Bristol Royal Infirmary attention. This included x-rays due to my hip prosthesis having suffered partial subluxation of my hip joint and prescription analgesics for a month.
The incidents have left me feeling severely intimidated, vulnerable and in constant pain.
Deliberate False Forensic History Yet Again (Article 6)
In Sept & Dec18 G4S had inadvertently released Caswell Clinic medical data by fabricated police criminal convictions including ‘child abuse’, ‘firearms’, ‘narcotics’, ABH and ‘FTA’.
Oct 19 HM Parole Board hearing, with evidence from a retired magistrate, had also revealed why a prison had needed such violent ‘constraints’. Both parole officer & prison supervisors had vehemently opposed release as I was, ‘violent and extremely dangerous’. To whom was I a danger, exactly, turned out to be only the Chief Constable? This caused my swift release.
That CCTV and more leaked 2009 Barry police station MAPPA level 3 category 3 data of Barbara Wilding’s conspiracy, to have me shot, is applied for to be disclosed at the ‘machine gun’ hearing on 24th January as it all identifies the original culprit’s nefarious conduct.
‘Heroin’ to Alun Cairns MP & ‘Anthrax Spores’ to another MP false Allegations (Article 8)
My Feb 19 release was due so police concocted reasons to stop my mail in and out of Cardiff & Parc prisons to protract time in prison and delay my civil claims. The ‘white powder’ found in my two MP letters had simply been remaining traces of toothpaste originally used for gluing exhibits onto my cell wall when originals had been stolen by my key liaison officer.
Further Deliberate Theft of my Possessions (Article 7)
Despite my pleadings and requests by parole staff G4S continues to refuse to return my wheelchair and legal papers as the latter is needed, of course, for my 10am 24th January 2020 civil court proceedings against both G4S and the South Wales Police. Today’s MG11 VPS written complaint to very patient South Wales police officers will, no doubt, end up in the police HQ shredder as did the ones, re police paint gun, to try and fool the 2010 jury!
Rushed Recruitment Risks More Villains Amongst the Police
Regular readers of this blog will no doubt recall the case of my client Ben Joynes, who was subjected to an un-provoked headbutt by PC Mark Knights of Derbyshire Police, after he tried to complain about the officer calling him a “fat cunt”.
Knights was convicted of common assault in Derby Magistrates Court in December 2020 and then in March 2021 dismissed from the Force, and placed upon the Police Barred List.
It has now been revealed that Knights was also under investigation for the harassment of a female Police colleague, and was convicted of this latest offence by Southern Derbyshire Magistrates Court earlier this month. His behaviour, including asking his victim to “come and sit on my ****” reduced his victim to tears, and the best defence which Mr Knights’ barrister could offer – it seems – was to describe Knights’ behaviour as “immature” and “stupid”. In reality, his behaviour was a lot more sinister than that. He was a serving Police officer, not a school boy. The woman he harassed summed up Knights’ behaviour as follows –
“It was predatory. He thought I was new in the service and thought he could get away with it.”
Knights received a suspended sentence as well as a fine and 120 hours of unpaid community service. District Judge Jonathan Taaffe informed Knights that he was very lucky not to be going to prison, admonishing him with the following words –
“The fact that you were a police officer is of course relevant because the public have the right to expect police officers to uphold high standards. It leads me to question what on earth was your attitude to members of the public? There is a breach of trust here to the public and to your colleagues…You have let the people of Derbyshire down and you have let your colleagues down.”
The latest court proceedings also revealed that Knights was frustrated after his application to become a firearms officer was rejected- shortly before his assault upon Mr Joynes; however, a man like this should never have been allowed to become a Police Officer at all.
It is salutary to reflect on this in the context of the Government’s push to recruit 20,000 new Police Officers by 2023. On the day that the Government proudly boasted that half the recruitment total had already been achieved (27 October 2021), HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary, Sir Thomas Winsor, sounded the following note of warning to the Home Affairs Committee- “If you’re going that fast in recruitment there is a danger the wrong people will get in…” cautioning that when officers during their probationary service display “attitudes or preferences which are incompatible with the office of constable, the police need to be much more assiduous in recognising that and throwing them out.”
I whole-heartedly endorse his comments, as the list of vices and character flaws which Sir Thomas warned against have, in my experience, been amply displayed amongst many of the current crop of Police Officers who have abused, assaulted and mistreated my clients – a propensity for violence, a fondness for exercising power over their fellow citizens, misogyny, racism, homophobia and a basic “lack of maturity and judgement.”
Ex- PC Knights is just one such example against all too many.
The doorway to the Police profession needs to be vigilantly guarded, but sadly I suspect the Government’s current programme is more focused on quantity than quality.
Police Spied on Father of Cement Mixer ‘Murder’ Victim
DETECTIVES targeted a grieving father for exposing the
corrupt police investigation into his son’s suspicious death on a remote
farm linked to organised crime.
A ‘confidential’ police report reveals Essex and Kent police
were concerned about Les Balkwell confronting senior officers at their
homes and embarrassing them through the media.
A senior management team authorised a secret operation
codenamed Intrepid to discredit and silence Balkwell by putting him
behind bars for perverting the course of justice.
The shocking revelations have echoes of the police spying
operation targeting the family of murdered black teenager Stephen
Lawrence at the height of their campaign for justice against the
Metropolitan police.
Les Balkwell (copyright Michael Gillard)
33-year-old Lee Balkwell was found wedged between the drum and chassis of a cement mixer on Baldwins Farm in Ockendon, Essex.
His boss, a local drug trafficker and gun runner, claimed the
death was an accident while they were cleaning out the vehicle in the
early hours of the morning on 18 July 2002
Operation Intrepid was launched in 2013 just months after an
excoriating report by the watchdog had concluded that Essex police’s
investigation was ‘seriously flawed’ and praised the family for its
‘tenacity’.
Balkwell suspected that corrupt policing had also undermined
the incompetent investigation into his son death. Police whistleblowers
were supplying him with information about criminal activities on
Baldwins Farm.
Essex, Kent and the Met police had failed to identify
Balkwell’s sources when Operation Intrepid was launched. It involved
months of covert investigation into the grieving father and his adviser,
retired solicitor Tony Bennett.
However, the Crown Prosecution Service refused to prosecute
the pair on the grounds there was insufficient evidence and it was not
in the public interest.
Balkwell, 74, only found out about Operation Intrepid last month. He told The Upsetter it supports a long held belief that his family home and phone were being monitored.
“I’m disgusted. They wanted something to
discredit me because they are aware of the golden nuggets I hold. When
they couldn’t find out who my sources were they tried the other way.”
The revelations emerged in documents disclosed to Balkwell
after a High Court judge agreed in July to hear his plea for an outside
force to investigate his son’s death as a murder.
Lee Balkwell’s body wedged between the drum and chassis
Essex police closed the case in 2018 and refuses to reopen it
as a murder. However, for the last 6 years Balkwell has been aided by a
team of ex-Met murder detectives, forensic scientists and a leading
human rights barrister.
The High Court will hear evidence next year that the crime
scene at Baldwins Farm was ‘staged’ to look like an accident and that
Lee was likely dead before he was wedged between the cement mixer drum
and chassis.
Operation Intrepid will feature in the judicial review as an
abuse of police power. Essex, Kent and the Met police are facing
questions over who authorised it and why.
Balkwell drew comparisons with the Lawrence family, whose
campaign for justice and legal action against the Met was infiltrated by
undercover officers posing as anti-racist activists.
Last night, he said:
“Given the outcry over the intrusion into the Lawrence family it should be the same with what the police did to us.”
Portwing
Almost immediately after he discovered his son had died that
night nineteen years ago, Les Balkwell was on to detective
superintendent Graeme Bull about his investigation.
Although Balkwell didn’t know it at the time, there was no
strategy for retrieval of CCTV and phone data, no strategy for financial
and intelligence gathering and the suspect, Simon Bromley, Lee’s boss,
was never forensically tested for drugs and alcohol.
Bromley maintained, and still does, that Lee’s death was a
tragic accident while the pair were cleaning out the cement mixer drum
at 1am. He was never treated as a suspect even though Supt Bull had
designated him as one on paper.
Simon Bromley insists he is innocent of murder
The post mortem was another farce. It was incomplete and
carried out by a discredited Home Office pathologist. Lee’s clothes were
destroyed hours later on police instructions.
Supt Bull submitted a thin file to the CPS without any
witness statements taken from those first at the scene, the fire
fighters and paramedics, who suspected foul play straight away.
Predictably, the CPS recommended no further action. It was
almost as if Supt Bull wanted to put down the case with little chance of
Bromley being prosecuted, even for manslaughter by gross negligence.
It was Balkwell’s determination that led to a review of Supt
Bull’s efforts. Detective Superintendent Simon Coxall was given a box of
documents and told to see if there were any leads. He didn’t ask for
telephone records, made no policy file and again the CPS said no to any
prosecution.
Eventually, Balkwell’s complaints were passed to Essex police’s Professional Standards Department in 2004. The Line of Duty squad decided there was nothing in the complaints and that the investigation into Lee’s death was of an acceptable standard.
By now, the police felt Balkwell was a thorn in their side
and difficult to ‘manage’, especially after he rebuffed an attempt to
recruit him as an informant.
Significantly, Balkwell had become aware from a police source
that an undercover operation codenamed Portwing was looking at Bromley
and his associates for dealing drugs and selling guns from Baldwins
Farm.
Balkwell was tipped off that intelligence had come out of
that undercover operation suggesting Lee was killed because Bromley
believed he was having an affair with his wife.
This turned out not to be the case, but the fact Balkwell
knew so much and was talking to the local media about a ‘cover up’ was a
major concern to Essex police.
Operation Portwing ended successfully in 2006 with the jailing of Bromley for 8 years on drugs and gun charges.
Nereus
After an inquest jury into Lee Balkwell’s death returned a
verdict of ‘unlawful killing’ in 2009, Essex police did yet another
review. This one looked very belatedly at forensic opportunities – which
obviously had been largely lost because of the earlier inexplicable
incompetence, if that’s what it was.
The review was a snub by Essex police to the Independent
Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), whose interim report had
recommended that:
“Essex police consider appointing an external independent force to re-invesitgate Lee Balkwell’s death.”
Instead, assistant commissioner Andrew Bliss decided to get
West Midlands to do yet another review of his force’s work. In 2010, the
West Midlands police recommendations were given to Kent police to
address and discharge.
This review was not in any way a murder investigation or even an investigation into the death. It was called Operation Nereus.
Between August 2011 and July 2012, the Nereus team met
Baulkwell and Tony Bennett, a colourful retired solicitor who was also
challenging Essex police over its poor handling of the death in 2001 of
Stuart Lubbock in Michael Barrymore’s swimming pool.
Stuart Lubbock (l) and Michael Barrymore
Balkwell would meet the Nereus team at the Bluewater shopping
centre in Kent or at a Ministry of Defence facility in Essex where the
cement mixer lorry that his son had died in was stored.
The Nereus team of detectives did not like that Balkwell had
been given access to sensitive documents by police sources – for example
the entire Operation Portwing file, which he told them had been posted
through his door.
A secret intelligence cell was already up and running trying
to identify Balkwell’s sources. It was also looking at any relevant
police corruption in Essex and the Met, covert activity around
telephones and discreet financial enquires.
Lee Balkwell
Intrepid
Out of the blue, in November 2013 Operation Nereus charged
Simon Bromley with manslaughter by gross negligence and conspiracy to
pervert the course of justice and perjury for inconsistencies in his
accounts since 2002.
Balkwell thought the prosecution was a corrupt decision to
try and rescue Essex police’s reputation without actually investigating
the death as a possible murder. He made his feelings known to the Nereus
team and told the CPS about his police sources alleging corruption had
played a part in the failure to investigate the case properly.
The CPS directed Balkwell to Alaric Bonthron, the head of the Met’s infamous anti-corruption squad of so called Untouchables.
Balkwell, however, refused to identify his sources unless
they were given immunity from prosecution under the Official Secrets
Act. This was rejected and in any event the Nereus intelligence cell had
already identified one of the police whistleblowers, who was dealt with
and later left the force.
By late 2013, there was a growing consensus among police
officers that Balkwell and Bennett, who had made no secret he was
writing a book on the case, were a problem.
The pair’s many time consuming complaints against senior
officers that had to be investigated, the turning up at the doors of
senior cops, the visiting of witnesses who had been interviewed by the
Nereus team, the bad mouthing in the local media and on the website and
youtube were becoming too much.
Documents show a feeling was developing that something needed
to be done about the pair. Something serious. Words and warnings were
not working. Trust had broken down irreversibly.
But there was a problem. Balkwell had received a boost when
the IPCC, the police watchdog, released its final report in 2012 that
Essex police’s inquiry into Lee’s death was ‘seriously flawed’ and the
family’s campaign for justice should be lauded for its ‘endurance and
tenacity.’
Despite this, a decision was taken at a high level to launch a
covert operation codenamed Intrepid to deal with the Balkwell problem.
What is known from internal documents is that a ‘Gold command
group’ of senior officers with oversight of Nereus included at various
times assistant chief constable Bliss of Essex and deputy chief
constable Alan Pughsley of Kent, a former Met Untouchable with an
interesting past in anti-corruption work.
Pughsley was replaced by Gary Beautridge, who in turn was
replaced by Rob Price. The senior investigator on Nereus was Detective
chief superintendent Lee Catlin, who on his retirement from Kent police
in December 2012 was replaced by detective inspector Janine Farrell.
According to a ‘confidential’ report dated July 2015 by
Farrell, she ‘commissioned’ Operation Intrepid and Price was copied in
on her reasons, which was to protect the forthcoming manslaughter
prosecution of Simon Bromley.
Essex and Kent police had taken the view that by talking to
witnesses, Balkwell and Bennett were doing a ‘criminal’ act of
perverting the course of justice.
Tony Bennett
It is an established principle in British law that there is
no property in a witness and Balkwell said he was simply trying to
discover the truth in the face of official intransigence and
incompetence.
Another part of DI Farrell’s rationale for launching
Operating Intrepid was that Balkwell was using the media and undermining
the good name of the police and judicial system.
The detective also felt it would leave the police open to
criticism if while prosecuting Bromley for perverting the course of
justice, Balkwell was not investigated for doing the same.
In the end, only a manslaughter charge was put before a jury
in October 2014 and even then Bromley was acquitted because of failings
in the early police investigations.
The jury did however convict him of minor health and safety violations and possession of cannabis, for which he got 3 years.
DI Farrell had also sent a file on Balkwell and Bennett to
the CPS. But she writes that the CPS refused to prosecute the pair on
the grounds of an insufficiency of evidence.
The CPS also felt it was not in the public interest to
prosecute a victim of crime who would argue in front of a jury that he
was just trying to expose injustice.
Dirty Tricks
Various questions are now swirling around Les Balkwell’s
head. Was his home and car bugged? Were his phones tapped? Was he
followed? Have his finances and phone records been trawled for evidence
of skulduggery?
The inevitable consequence of long family campaigns for
justice is that grief mixes freely with the stress of not being believed
and leads to a deep anger towards the authorities who failed you that
can turn inwards.
Les Balkwell admits he suffers from ‘paranoia’. For years he
carried a brown leather bag everywhere containing dog-eared police
documents to prove to anyone who would listen that he was not a nutter.
His distrust of the police is justified and that’s why he
refused to give up his sources. He also played tricks on detectives to
see if he was under surveillance. He recalls one day sitting outside by
the kitchen window and telling his brother a rehearsed piece of
information about the case to see if it ever came back in police
documents. It did, he says.
There are many questions about Operation Intrepid that the
family’s lawyers intend to raise at the judicial review hearing at the
High Court next year.
Given that the operation crosses three police forces – Essex,
Kent and the Met – none of them can be considered independent enough to
investigate the death of Lee Balkwell, if that is what the High Court
directs should happen.
Adam Hunt, the Essex police lawyer handling the judicial
review, was across Operations Nereus and Intrepid. He has instructed a
heavyweight barrister, whose argument for opposing a review of the
decision to close the Balkwell case could be summed up as follows:
Yes we fucked up, fucked up real bad. And then we fucked
up again. But then we fucked up less and soon we were done fucking up.
In fact in the last ten years no stone has been left unturned looking
into this terrible tragedy. Trust us when we say there is no chance of
finding any new evidence of murder – because we fucked it so badly in
the first place and could never recover the position.
That said, there’s nothing sinister in what we did, so no
one needed to fall on their truncheon. Its just one of those things
that happened back then. We are all very sorry and lessons have been
learned.
Asked to comment on concerns that Operation Intrepid amounted
to an abuse of police power to silence a grieving father and chief
critic, a spokesperson for Essex police said:
“The investigation into the death of Lee Balkwell
is currently subject to a judicial review and as such it would be
inappropriate for us to comment.”
01: 0:00:26 - We Are Motörhead 02: 0:02:55 - No Class 03: 0:05:51 - Shoot You In the Back 04: 0:09:27 - Civil War 05: 0:13:21 - God Save the Queen (Sex Pistols cover) 06: 0:17:15 - Metropolis 07: 0:20:47 - Doctor Rock 08: 0:25:36 - R.A.M.O.N.E.S. 09: 0:27:31 - Over the Top 10: 0:30:41 - Damage Case 11: 0:34:46 - Sacrifice | 36:14 - Drum Solo 12: 0:41:51 - Going to Brazil 13: 0:44:15 - Killed by Death 14: 0:51:11 - Ace of Spades 15: 0:55:35 - Overkill
Songs on albums
Overkill: 3 (1979) Ace of Spades: 2 (1980) We Are Motörhead: 2 (2000) 1916: 2 (1991) No Remorse: 1 (1984) Bomber: 1 (1979) Orgasmatron: 1 (1986) Overnight Sensation: 1 (1996) Sacrifice: 1 (1995)
Gig infoVenue:
Nürburgring, Nürburg, GermanyFestival: Rock am Ring 2004
01: 0:00:26 - We Are Motörhead
02: 0:02:55 - No Class
03: 0:05:51 - Shoot You In the Back
04: 0:09:27 - Civil War
05: 0:13:21 - God Save the Queen (Sex Pistols cover)
06: 0:17:15 - Metropolis
07: 0:20:47 - Doctor Rock
08: 0:25:36 - R.A.M.O.N.E.S.
09: 0:27:31 - Over the Top
10: 0:30:41 - Damage Case
11: 0:34:46 - Sacrifice | 36:14 - Drum Solo
12: 0:41:51 - Going to Brazil
13: 0:44:15 - Killed by Death
14: 0:51:11 - Ace of Spades
15: 0:55:35 - Overkill
Songs on albums
Overkill: 3 (1979)
Ace of Spades: 2 (1980)
We Are Motörhead: 2 (2000)
1916: 2 (1991)
No Remorse: 1 (1984)
Bomber: 1 (1979)
Orgasmatron: 1 (1986)
Overnight Sensation: 1 (1996)
Sacrifice: 1 (1995)