@ Jenny Willott
Liberal Democrat MP for Cardiff Central
What do I do ? Hello Jenny,
(By the way , I like your hair-do).
Seriously, I have a real problem with the anti-social behaviour of a minority of the community, and due to the fragile nature of the... Show more »What do I do ? Hello Jenny,
(By the way , I like your hair-do).
Seriously, I have a real problem with the anti-social behaviour of a minority of the community, and due to the fragile nature of the world, then I think that this is so important, that I think someone in a position of authority needs to act now, to prevent further damage.
My background is that I was a qualified mental health nurse, and , to cut a very very long story short, I have special training in applied psychology etc.
Now, I am not in the state of mind where I could be regarded as being paranoid.
It seems that some people have used the complex concepts of (social)science to basically behave in unacceptable ways, and enough is enough.... their approach was dissected at Nuremburg....
They have perverted science, and engaged in efforts that are immoral, using innocent people as trial subjects for large scale clandestine experiments, in the hope that useful information can be gleaned to protect The Realm. However, they did not and will not accept the idea that consent is totally central to using people in trials etc. Basically, they are developing the science of the concentration camp.
I have behaved through all of this in a totally exemplary manner, whilst they have degenerated into the pseudo-scientific filth that they really are. I do have my concerns about my own personal welfare, but I think that the implications are so huge to the cause of basic civilistion, that I am driven to sending this e-mail to you. I am happy to discuss this with responsible people. I do not believe that the existence of bizarre secret societies is acceptable any more in such a challenging world--it is just too dangerous to accept. I might be wrong.
There is a good chance that you will dismiss this stuff as the work of a crank.
Stuart McLeod.
stuartmcloed@tiscali.co.uk
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