Abuse

  • Revealed: MI5’s “bestial” HR

    It’s not often that you see somebody storming out of a public building, but also looking upset. This happened to me a number of years ago as I was walking past Thames House in the Millbank area of London.

    The unidentified woman was upset because she had just been shouted at by an MI5 staff member. She said this happened on a number of occasions and had just felt so upset she needed to leave the building.

    It was after some investigation that I found this person had been shouted at on seventeen occasions. It was also revealed she had not been to blame for any of those instances.

    The culprit was a member of MI5‘s own ‘Human Resources’ department which it has repeatedly refused to acknowledge – and on one occasion even denied it existed. I’ve had it confirmed it does exist.

    The eventual report was brief, but it was a legal text that described the harrowing circumstances of seventeen occasions of lengthy verbal abuse the female staff member received. She was left traumatised by the experience.

    It’s an ugly case of overreach in employment terms, but unfortunately I’ve found many other instances of it in London. It comes because people feel they can escape accountability, but they soon discover they cannot shirk culpability.

  • We need to be less aggressive about safeguarding

    The safeguarding culture is both a valid enterprise and a suspect, questionable exception. In one respect, it matters that people are safe and safer because of review. In another, it’s a concern that it isn’t the same in public life.

    The many groups that are self-organised and self-promoting have elements in them that cannot be. These are violent activists, propaganda actors, and rattle infiltrators.

    A photo of citizens believed to be members of “UNSOCIALIST”, said to be a violent neo-Nazi entity.

    They’ve attacked charities, schools, and political parties as just a few of the examples.

    The point is not that we accuse the respected or the self-respecting particularly, but that claims are made evenly across society.

    It’s not a fault of religion or the purpose of politics to bring out abuse, but it’s found in human activity and particular forms of deviant behaviour.

    The activity of safeguarding is a general felt need for us all, and the rest of human life here needs to be left alone.

  • Update: “Impact” criminal group

    In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, exclusive footage is able to be released regarding a criminal gang responsible for an extensive trail of abuse, intimidation, and extreme criminality.

    The core members are seen here, attempting to find a new location to support their efforts against us. They’re a nefarious and dangerous group.