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C3/2003/0893 Hock v Sec of State www.fathercare.org [In Appeal Court 74 in the Eugen case 19/20may04 www.fathercare.org , the three judges criticised Sloss for holding back on reform in the family courts.] Just think of it; 20may04 The Attorney General in Court 3 (aided by Sloss) was trying to get permission to rewrite his botched forms as he tries to jail Pelling for two years for exposing abuse by Singer et al. in the courts in a family case in those same RJC, (for which assault in the corridor by court officials Pelling has already received damages and costs), while that same morning in Appeal Court 74 Ward singles out Pelling seated in the Public Gallery for praise! 74 is where the judges also criticised Roz's heroine Sloss for holding up reform in the family courts. Roz sees no news value in these matters. I agree with him that Daily Telegraph readers would not find it interesting. Roz was praising Sloss in the Telegraph a couple of years ago for her conduct in the family courts. We have to look into who have been the rogue male journalists over the last few years. Overall, by validating Sloss and otherwise, they will have contributed to a lot of deaths, most of them in the future. I believe it is too late now to pre-empt the next, terrorist, phase, when F4J have been discredited for failing to extract viable reform out of a reluctant government and media. In the same way as, two years ago, the defamation of Harris by Roz under orders from Munby worsened the climate, so the defamation of non-terrorist F4J in the Telegraph editorial further inflames the crisis. The rubbishing of excluded fathers in today's Telegraph editorial drives us further along the road to the next, terrorist phase. Mandela is the model. Today, Roz in Telegraph p4 and Editorial p25, riddled with disinformation, shows that Roz has lost the plot, or, more like, never had it. [I wish to god he would read his wife's landmark 1999 book on the subject. It would bring him up to speed.] Whether he wrote it or not, the first editorial is thoroughly scurrilous. Notice that Roz on p4 failed to mention the real news, see The Guardian p22 today, that on Thursday, the day after Commons purple flour the attack on Blair, Bracewell, second in command below Roz's heroine Sloss in the family courts, confiscated children from a mother who defied court orders for father access. Bracewell actually did what Roz merely reported that same day that his pal, QC Moor, only proposed. Roz missed the main story and on the same day published a minnow on exactly the same subject. What a git! Trouble is, such a square bull in a round china shop is a danger to us all. There are many lives at stake. Does Roz think Telegraph readers prefer to read that something is only proposed, when it has actually happened? Readers of the Telegraph are natural supporters of our right wing party. The right wing party is the natural supporter of the Family, once Portillo is out of the way. [Engels said the family was the seat of oppression of women.] Why does Roz shield them from good news about Bracewell? Why is Roz, married with children, anti-fatherhood and so anti-family, while his wife campaigns for fatherhood? Is that where the media career is? Ivor 22may04 ----- Original Message
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To: Ivor Catt Cc: Joshua.Rozenberg@telegraph.co.uk
; rwhiston@rwhiston.demon.co.uk Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 6:45 AM Subject: Re: Eugen Thank
you for this encouraging update Ivor. Good for Eugen who has fought so
long, hard & bravely! Latest news at
http://www.ivorcatt.com/49.htm
Ivor Catt 22may04 |
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