Legal

2026-01-12

Maybe "When it's an mRNA 'vaccine'"? Or perhaps when the FDA doesn't know how to apply its own definition to obtain the only permitted answer?

Not "Newspeak", Good Lord no!

"Screwspeak" perhaps - or maybe "ScrewYouSpeak" - we can never have enough new words to describe the devious subterfuges that officialdom adopts to try to wriggle out of stating the absurdly obvious can we?

At this point the man or woman on the Clapham Omnibus will simply observe that the Emperor is linguistically naked.

Or maybe this is simply "soft disclosure"...

2026-01-10

It is easy, and in many ways inevitable, that past tragedies fade from our attention. Priorities and circumstances change, life takes new turns. We must move on.

Yet there are recent eventsstill that have not yet been dealt with, that cannot be allowed to be forgotten, until the truth has been recognised, the record has been corrected, and indeed the lessons have actually been learned. Moving on whilst these events remain denied is not an option.

Unacknowledged crimes, like Jacob Marley's chains, will not fade of their own accord unless and until the truth is exposed, faced, and yes, dealt with.

Mark Attwood and his guest remembrancers provide timely

2026-01-10

It seems that there is more to Operation Talla than meets the eye.

Firstly a couple of notes which seem to have previously evaded my attention:

Oct 25 - Martin Hewitt's Speech and the Treachery Behind Britain's "One UK Police Force"

Jan 2026 - We Are Living at the Point Where the Augustan Model Is Overextended

Secondly, the extension of Operation Talla as a blueprint for the "European Democracy Shield".

"The world thinks 'Operation Talla'... ended when the masks came off. They are wrong. In 2026, the command

2026-01-05

We can all have an opinion about Trump's actions, but what does the law say?

Which law?

Well, he's in America now, so it will have to be American law.

And there's plenty of precedents it seems...

2026-01-04

Hmmm...

Maybe there's more to this than meets the eye?

On the face of it he has kidnapped a head of state ...   but was that "head of state" properly elected?

Would that make any difference? I guess it's complicated...

(14 minutes)Worth listening to however. 

2026-01-01

Are legal "costs" now on occasion indistinguishable from fines?

Especially perhaps if the Justice system doesn't like you?

Martin Geddes, in his quest to establish the authenticity of the SJP (Single Justice Procedure) which is routinely used to try defendants all across the country, has been handed what he assesses as an exorbitant award of "legal costs" against himself, and suspects that he is in effect being punished for his temerity in challenging the system.

He is in effect being charged for a refusal to engage.

It's a bit like you call to see your doctor's receptionist to make an appointment, but he has no appointments available, and the receptionist charges you for giving you that information.

Do you agree?

2025-12-31

It can now be seen to be true.

The law is for the containment/exploitation of the masses, not for their protection from their rulers.

Martin Geddes has lifted the lid on the situation in the UK. When push comes to shove and the UK Justice Department is asked politely to justify the authority of their courts, their only response is evasion. If they had an answer, they only had to produce it. They have not.

Follow our reporting on this long saga here.

Mark Sexton and Ian Clayton have lifted the lid on "

2025-12-28

If we didn't know it before, we do now.

Auntie Beeb looks to be in serious dooh-dah.

And that's without even mentioning any impact from "the Donald"'s incoming lawsuit...
... even those who love the BBC and dislike Trump may be considering that they don't want to contribute to his costs/damages payments should he win, as doesn't seem unlikely given that the trial is to be held in Florida.

2025-12-26

Is Christmas still a good time to bury bad news?

If the latest news from the FBI is anything to go by, then maybe so! 

Although their inability to redact some of this stuff properly might be seen by some to pile conspiracy theory upon "conspiracy theory"...

Certainly blaming "government incompetence" seems to be a favoured ploy in the UK, so why not elsewhere?

What two purposes might that indicate?

2025-12-24

The question mark at the end of the title is wearing rather thin nowadays.

Martin Geddes in his quest to establish the lawfulness of the Single Justice Procedure has been trying to get some confirmations from the High Court that the court naming conventions (if that's what they can be called) are often unlawful.

All this arose from his "conviction" by the Single Justice Procedure for a "parking offence" which he disputed.

With his background in IT (computers are nothing if not logical, so IT people who work with computers must work entirely with evidence and logic if they wish to solve IT problems). 

Unfortunately the Justice System in the UK apparently hasn't kept up with the times in this regard...  even though it does make use of IT for administrative purposes.

Are Russian Assets Fair Game for the EU-UK Coalition?

2025-12-18

Many of us now realise that Big Corporate of all kinds pharmaceutical agricultural petrochemical etc interests work via their "non-profits" and "charitable foundations" to advance the cause of their respective industries, often in collaboration with government "regulators" and "think tanks" and any other interested "independent" NGOs including the United Nations and its diaspora of largely unaccountable "doers of good" like the WEF.

The question that Interest of Justice is now asking is the pertinent one:-

Can this false cornucopia of self-serving corporate-governmental (BTW: is that not the original definition of fascism according to Benito Mussolini?) bodies ever be made to work for the interests of the people, and if so, how?

To make things more

2025-12-17

Did the BBC always suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome?

Well, it probably does now. The Donald is suing them in Florida for defamation, and potentially for trying to influence the outcome of the 2024 presidential election. For $Billions. Nobody can say how much just yet as it may include punitive damages if sufficient intent is proven. Which doesn't seem unlikely to me.

Of course whatever damages are awarded, getting that much money out of the BBC might be an international issue, and affect whether the BBC can survive in its current format. If uptake of the licence fee is any indication, the Great British Public is already voting by closing their wallets, so finance is likely an issue.

"For perhaps the first time, the BBC will face a legal process in which discovery is compulsory. Panorama producers and editors will have to surrender

2025-12-16

Operation Talla as investigated by Ian Clayton (Ethical Approach UK) and reported by Mark Sexton has had the effect of preventing the operation of Justice in the UK, by the expedient of censoring the reporting of certain alleged high crimes and misdemeanours.

This article follows on from our earlier report.

Such action by the police (possibly supported by others) has exposed our executive government as a lawless organisation that has deliberately and almost certainly illegally (I am not a lawyer!) denied justice to the people.

However you look at it, the allegations suppressed were so serious that justice had to be seen to be done. Even by setting up the Covid Enquiry, the government effectively ensured that it was marking its own homework.

Far from Justice being seen to be done by an independent

2025-12-16

"... there are four international universal crimes that can be committed... we brought those into English law and we added the bit about 'aiding and abetting'.... "

Likewise for aiding and abetting 'terrorism'.

So how to enforce the law? Is ignorance of the law a defence in Court if we were never told about that law?

Are we now dug into a hole so deep complex and opaque that it has become impossible - even perhaps for our national leadership - to obey the law?

"Our MPs and Ministers are never told the truth about the international agreements and laws that apply to the waging of war... "

Or would they just lie about it anyway?

"Not only is tax immoral, it's also unnecessary... "

Oh I say! Steady on. That's another topic altogether

2025-12-14

... one generation at a time.

Another story of taxation run wild.

Is this "peak taxation"? 

Not a chance, except for an intervening general economic collapse, or maybe a general taxation strike - pretty difficult when your employer pays your tax to HMRC before he pays you...

An interesting question though - if your employer owes you money under your contract of employment, are they entitled to give some of it to someone else just because the someone else says so? Custom and practice is not necessarily law, and we are discovering new things every day now. 

Although it's an interesting question, maybe the first port of call would be to check the fine print in your offer/contract of employment....   and after that, a session with ChatGpt or maybe Grok.

2025-12-10

Martin Geddes is still inventing the vocabulary that will adequately convey the meaning behind the frankly (mostly but not necessarily) illegalSJP (Single Justice Procedure).

See what you think...

Mistalitarianism: the violence of non-being

2025-12-08

Landlords - a group of people just out to make as much money as they can from the poor and dispossessed? So how does this differ from any other business?

In my far away youth I rented a flat beside a railway line so that I could attend my workplace, which was in an unfamiliar part of the country. Looking back it was quite OK - one or two niggles but I think I gave as many as I got! I had previously rented during my workplace year as a sandwich course student - again, it was OK except that when I left, my deposit was obviously firmly ensconced and not to be parted from it's current billet.

You could say that I was treated badly, but I was also learning lessons about life which would stand me in good stead.

Fast forward to today and a landlord puts his side of the rentings story, and yes, there is no aspect of life that government cannot make worse whilst professing the best of intentions - especially by meddling in the

2025-12-07

It was called "Operation Talla" - but it could have been called "Three Wise Monkeys": Hear no evidence, See no evidence, Admit no evidence.

Search engines will tell you a lot about the Talla Reservoir near Tweedsmuir from 1905 or thereabouts, but haven't apparently caught up with the UK Police Operation Talla from 2021 onward.

Happily we can keep you up to date with the latest news from Ethical Approach UK, and retired (in name only!) policeman Mark Sexton, who have now published the results of their investigations.

This all started back in June 2021 when Mark Sexton went down to the local police station to report a crime.

We...

2025-12-05

Well, if we want to talk about it, we need the words.

Martin Geddes aided and abetted by his automated assistants Grok and ChatGpt comes up with the goods: