Robert Green’s Indictment On 10th March 2014
According to UK Column it was announced that Robert Green, languishing in Perth Prison in Scotland since he was arrested on 12th February, was indicted on a charge that “you (Robert Green) faces a...
View ArticleThe Sentencing Of Timothy Rustige.
The time is getting closer to the sentencing of Timothy Rustige, which will be in the Sheriff’s Court in beautiful masonic Aberdeen. The date is fixed, March 27th at 10.00am for another massive...
View ArticleThe Joys Of Old Age
I will for a while just turn to my favourite subject, old age. A glorious and much under-rated state to be in and after all it is our 41st wedding anniversary and she is still here so I cannot have...
View ArticleSmart Meters – A Step Too Far, Part 1
Well we have eventually joined battle, ourselves and Irish Water, or more correctly ourselves and Sierra Communications, the official contractors of the jumped up, brand new, watery arm of government....
View ArticleGod Bless Robert Green
These bastards north of the border must be shitting themselves, they have just refused Robert Green bail for the third time and in his absence. He has now been arrested since February 12th and no sign...
View ArticleSmart Meters – A Step Too Far Part 2
Well day 2 of this magnificent struggle of one against many came to an end. An appalling day of rain and hailstones but all in all a damp squib. I was up early 3.15am ready to repel all invaders but...
View ArticleA Martyr For The Taking
It is 10.50am on Wednesday 26th March 2014, by now Timothy Rustige, a 65 year old pensioner from Altrincham with heart problems is about to board a plane for Aberdeen. Ordered there by Sheriff Pile...
View ArticleSmart Meters A Step Too Far – Part 3
Well would you Adam and Eve it, instead of a visit from Irish Water, this morning I received a visit from the bold Garda Siocana. A very nice chap as they have all been who have knocked at my door....
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All Is Not Lost In Scotland
Sad as we are at Robert Green’s ongoing detention and timothy rustige’s nine month incarceration in hmp grampian yesterday, all is not lost after i read this report from the scottish law reporter...
View ArticleSmart Meters, A Step Too Far – Part 4
Day 12 in this stand off was like the last few days, barriers still up and blocking the footpath, but I had noticed somebody had moved the outside line of barriers which formed part of the footpath...
View ArticleA Letter From Timothy Rustige.
Just received my first letter from Timothy dated 28th March 2014 but not received until today 4th April 2014. Dear Paul and Helen, So hopefully Lee has either phoned or e-mailed you with the news of...
View ArticleSmart Meters, A Step Too Far – Part 5
Well it is the start of Day 18, I think. Any way it is 6th April 2014 and the situation outside is looking a little drab. The bright shiny new barriers the meter men put up on instruction from Sierra...
View ArticleLetters From Abroad
Yesterday 8th April 2014, I received two letters from friends living abroad telling me of the exciting lives they lead in the balmy air of the free and easy society in which they will be living for...
View ArticleSt Bede’s College in Manchester and the Salford Diocese
I do not know how many readers knew, but in our struggle with the Salford Diocese over these last four and a half years for them to recognise the sexual, mental and physical abuse that abounded at the...
View ArticleSmart Meters, A Step Too Far – Part 6
Well Day 19 arrived and I went to King House at 10.30am and noticed that either the wind, an irate neighbour or a passer-by had made a hames of the barriers. They had been pushed and shoved all over...
View ArticleSmart Meters, A Step Too Far – Part 7
Well having thought long and hard I decided to appeal to the more lovable side of Ross. Here is my letter to my friend in Cork. Irish Water PO Box860 South City Delivery Office Cork City 10th...
View ArticleSt. Bede’s College in Manchester and the Salford Diocese – Part 2
One of the real sad things about Pannone’s settlement in the case last week against the Salford Diocese is that because of the settlement there was no publicity and so St Bede’s College and the Salford...
View ArticleThe People v Borgoglio, Pachon, Welby and Others
Yesterday in my blog posting of 15th April 2014 entitled St Bede’s College in Manchester and the Salford Diocese – Part 2, I got into an unseemly spat with one of my commentators, who goes under the...
View ArticleRobert Green, A Prisoner Without Trial.
This morning I have just had an urgent message from Aberdeen that Robert Green, the Warrington man in Perth prison since 12th February, is in a poor condition. Robert, who has not been given a trial,...
View ArticleTimothy Rustige As Spunky As Ever
I am in close contact with Timothy Rustige, the other man from Cheshire locked up in a Scottish dungeon for allegedly telling Dame Angelo Dundee Cake or her pseudonym Dame Elish Angiolini that she was...
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