Robert Green - The Case Of Hollie Greig

Robert Green represents the mother of Hollie Greig, a 30-year-old woman with Down’s Syndrome who has had her efforts to inform the public of her decade of sexual abuse by a Scottish sheriff, police officers and social workers thwarted by those in positions of power.

Robert had gone to Aberdeen to campaign for 'Justice For Hollie' and to announce his intention to stand for election there as an MP on the single issue of Hollie’s case. Somehow, Grampian Police traced Robert to his B&B, and on Friday February 12th am arrested him on his way to hand out flyers, for 'Breach Of The Peace' and handed his key back to the proprietor – clearly indicating they intended to keep him for some time.

It's firmly believed that Green was granted bail on Tuesday the 16th of February but it is suspected that a gag order has been placed on his communications with media in an effort to prevent the case continuing to gather momentum. We strongly hope, that you don't allow that to happen.



This video seems to be working for now but it seems they are being deleated...

We had hoped to feature the video of Robert Green's talk within this article but concerted efforts are being made to censor them from the public. When it is possible to provide them we will act accordingly.

In the meantime there are a number of ways that you can help bring this important issue of abuse to the attention of those around you. There has been two threads of great importance entered within the General Section of the TPUC Forum, one of which is designed to generate avenues with which to publicise and promote awareness, and the other to keep the user informed of all developments surrounding both Greens arrest and case news in general.

Please try and support this family in whichever way you can. We have some particularly promising evidence that will ensure that those responsible aren't able to escape facing justice for any crimes committed. The volume of the public who are aware of the particulars surrounding these crimes determine how easy it will be for mainstream media to continue to ignore this information, so we would encourage you greatly to inform as many people as possible.



Download the MP3 of Roberts talk here:

Filename: Robert Green - The Case Of Holli..mp3
File description: Robert Green - The Case Of Hollie Greig - WWW.TPUC.ORG
File size: 22.01 MB

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OMAOSTUE

Or

http://www.zshare.net/audio/72649711ce0e3d5a/

Arrest Blair, he must face justice

Mock-up of the former Prime Minister at the oilfields of Iraq.

This site offers a reward to people attempting a peaceful citizen’s arrest of the former British prime minister, Tony Blair, for crimes against peace. Anyone attempting an arrest which meets the rules laid down here will be entitled to one quarter of the money collected at the time of his or her application.

Money donated to this site will be used for no other purpose than to pay bounties for attempts to arrest Tony Blair. All administration and other costs, apart from any charges added to your donations by Paypal, Tipit or the other banking services you might use, will be paid by the site’s founder.

The intention is to encourage repeated attempts to arrest the former prime minister. We have four purposes:

- To remind people that justice has not yet been done.

- To show Mr Blair that, despite his requests for people to “move on” from Iraq, the mass murder he committed will not be forgotten.

- To put pressure on the authorities of the United Kingdom and the countries he travels through to prosecute him for a crime against peace, or to deliver him for prosecution to the International Criminal Court.

- To discourage other people from repeating his crime.

We have no interest in people’s motivation, as long as they follow the rules laid down by this site. If they try to arrest Mr Blair because they care about the people he has killed, so much the better. But if they do it only for the money, that is fine too, and we will have encouraged an attempt which would not otherwise have taken place.

The higher the bounty, the more people are likely to try to arrest Mr Blair. Please remember that the account will remain open, regardless of how many have already claimed a reward, so new donations will continue to encourage have-a-go heroes.

If, beyond 31st December 2010, a bounty is claimed when the total fund has fallen below £500, the successful claimant will take the whole pot, which we will then seek to replenish. The fund will remain open for as long as Mr Blair lives, or until he is officially prosecuted. If it still contains money after his death or prosecution, the remainder will be donated to one or more organisations campaigning for international justice, or used to pursue other people responsible for the Iraq war. You will be welcome to nominate recipients.



The Charge.

The Iraq war, which started in 2003, has caused the deaths of between 100,000 and one million people, depending on whose estimate you believe. Two men were ultimately responsible for the decision to start it: George W Bush and Tony Blair.

Bush and Blair claim that they were provoked into starting the war by the imminent threat Iraq presented to world peace. They further maintain that the war was legal. A series of leaked documents shows not only that these contentions are untrue, but that Bush and Blair knew they were untrue.

The Downing Street memo, a record of a meeting in July 2002, reveals that Sir Richard Dearlove, director of the UK’s foreign intelligence service MI6, told Blair that in Washington “Military action was now seen as inevitable. Bush wanted to remove Saddam, through military action, justified by the conjunction of terrorism and WMD. But the intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy.”

The foreign secretary (Jack Straw) then told Mr Blair that “the case was thin. Saddam was not threatening his neighbours, and his WMD capability was less than that of Libya, North Korea or Iran.” He suggested that “we should work up a plan” to produce “legal justification for the use of force.” The Attorney-General told the prime minister that there were only “three possible legal bases” for launching a war: “self-defence, humanitarian intervention, or UNSC [Security Council] authorisation. The first and second could not be the base in this case.” Bush and Blair failed to obtain Security Council authorisation.

In other words the memo reveals that Blair knew that the decision to attack Iraq had already been made; that it preceded the justification, which was being retrofitted to an act of aggression; that the only legal reasons for an attack didn’t apply, and that the war couldn’t be launched without UN authorisation.

Donations:

You can use the 'tipit jar' on this link

Donate here to the Arrest Blair fund
OR make direct payments to the Natwest Bank account 'Justice for War Crimes':
Account no: 84526505
Sort Code: 53-81-26
IBAN no: to follow shortly

Visit the site

Related articles by Zemanta

• Chilcot: trial without tribulation | Bob Marshall-Andrews (guardian.co.uk)
• Short shrift for Blair at Chilcot | Lance Price (guardian.co.uk)
• Change Of Heart: Iraq Grilling For Goldsmith (news.sky.com)
• Richard Hall: Why Tony Blair will not be prosecuted for the invasion of Iraq (huffingtonpost.com)
• UK government 'misled' over Iraq war (cnn.com)