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Nadine Dorries : extending the hand of hopefulness
Let’s begin by giving Nadine Dorries the benefit of the doubt to the extent of assuming (a) at some stage she actually believed material published by me amounted to harassment, and (b) she was foolish enough to believe anything said by Iain Dale or Dominic Wightman on this subject. Bedfordshire Police have looked at everything I have blogged and tweeted and videoed about Nadine Dorries. There’s quite a lot more of it now than there… Continue reading
The police investigation into my presence at Flitwick is now over
MAJOR UPDATE (22 Nov 2011) – Nadine Dorries misled police in her complaint against four alleged ‘stalkers’. Here’s the evidence and here’s a summary of revelations to date. Next up: evidence that Dorries lied about the outcome of the investigation she prompted in the desperate hope it would disguise her lies about an investigation that never took place. – Today I had a meeting with Bedfordshire Police. They… Continue reading
10 Yetis, BabyChild, and the many deceits of Charlotte Horsfall
I’d like to begin by insisting that you read Unity’s long post about what 10 Yetis have been unleashing on the public for a long time now; the scale of their pathetic avarice should not be underestimated: Ministry of Truth – Sex Education, Churnalism and 10 Yetis – A Cornucopia of Crap 10 Yetis came to my attention in the middle of Nadine Dorries’ widely-mocked abstinence ‘education’ campaign when they… Continue reading
Nadine Dorries (hearts) teenage sex
There is a lot to be said about Nadine Dorries’ attempt to pass into law a bill introducing compulsory abstinence ‘education’ for teenage girls (and girls alone). As usual (example), she is using a mainstream face farce to mask a deeply religious – some might say fundamentalist – agenda, and producing anecdotal, distorted or just plain invented evidence to support it… but, happily, there’s been enough… Continue reading
Nadine Dorries: meeeeow
Just before the recent holiday break, Nadine Dorries posted the following statement* in reaction to these questions about her expenses claims: “For anyone who cares to know, blogger, Tim Ireland, who chooses to write blogs which are malicious, un-founded and for the most part totally untrue, has been warned by Police not to enter Bedfordshire.” – Nadine Dorries (source) Just in case you’re new here, I should explain that… Continue reading
CPS on Dorries: “insufficient evidence to proceed to a prosecution”
As you can see from the following statement released in response to a query to the London Met, the allegation reported by two newspapers and repeated on this blog was entirely true; an expenses claim submitted by Nadine Dorries’ was under investigation by police, and the matter was later referred to and considered by the Crown Prosecution Service: “An allegation of dishonest parliamentary claims was received by the MPS on 20/5/10…. Continue reading
Dominic Wightman and the psychological evaluation
Though I didn’t know it at the time, Dominic Wightman appeared in my life in early 2009 with the express intention of using me to damage the reputation of two former associates who held evidence of his previous attempts to deceive others during his doomed career as an amateur anti-terrorism operative. He also intended to smear me as a paedophile for reasons I can only make educated guesses about at this stage. Last month I published… Continue reading
Right to Know: Paul Martin has a fool for a client
Right to Know presents itself as a “pro women” campaign and argues that women have a right to know about certain ‘facts’ before they proceed with an abortion. It further accuses those charged with caring for these women of deliberately keeping these ‘facts’ from them because of what they describe as a “financial vested interest”; they claim and imply quite starkly that named health care… Continue reading
Nadine Dorries and the right to know (Happy birthday, information request!)
Some of you may have noticed Nadine Dorries finally following the ’20 Weeks’ campaign with her difficult second album, Right to Know (more). Just to be clear, what we are looking at here is series of cheap American pop covers (compare righttoknow.org.uk to righttoknow.org), with the only original material being a cheap re-hash of crowd-pleasing highlights including dubious arrangement of statistics into unconvincing power chords and… Continue reading
Nadine Dorries and the mission from God
The following is an interview/article featuring Nadine Dorries from a 2007 edition of the Salvation Army’s War Cry. Putting aside these deeply religious contentions, which are striking in themselves… “I try to live my faith. Some days I fail quite miserably but I constantly try to do what Jesus would do.” – Nadine Dorries (source/PDF) “I am not an MP for any reason other than because God wants me to be…. Continue reading