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The Hillary Question
There are no #FathersDay cards behind these four walls. Although that doesn't make me feel sad — that reservoir of emotion ran dry years ago — the torture of injustice compels me to fan the embers of hope once again....
Continuing on the topic of democracy , it occured to me that the Clintons also grace, albeit briefly, the pages of my own tome. There is one passage that mentions the letter I wrote to the then US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton:
Surely the protection of their children is more important to US voters than the financial affairs of a political dynasty. So, in a proper functioning democracy, the US media would also give my book some coverage? Ideally yes, but the truth is friendly nations put their relations and image before truth and justice.
Although the US has donned its world-police cap in tackling corrupt institutions such as FIFA, it won't rock the boat with UK authorities over its Hague Convention on Child Abduction abuse even though such abuse has consequences for all countries. Because to do so would heap intense criticism on government agencies, politicians, judges and powerful law firms and attack the very notion that the UK respects its citizens and the rule of law. Consequently, don't expect to see a journalist put a microphone under Hillary's nose and ask if she did indeed take steps to protect US children from being kidnapped — in the UK, child abduction by fraud is classified as kidnapping — or any mention of Lily's abduction in the US media for that matter.
More information can be found at my campaign site. Free eBook.
Continuing on the topic of democracy , it occured to me that the Clintons also grace, albeit briefly, the pages of my own tome. There is one passage that mentions the letter I wrote to the then US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton:
In the letter, I mentioned that she might know my MEP Mrs Kinnock who recently attended the presidential inauguration as a personal guest of Vice President Joe Biden and that if she needed independent confirmation of the information I provided, she could call Mrs Kinnock who knew of the matter. Eva was an American citizen, so I thought there was an outside chance that something would come of my letter to Clinton. Also, if I were a US law enforcement officer, I would have gone straight to the US Central Authority and checked through some files after reading that letter. I would then have taken some actions, which would definitely have protected children in the USA. I hoped Clinton might reciprocate and help.
Surely the protection of their children is more important to US voters than the financial affairs of a political dynasty. So, in a proper functioning democracy, the US media would also give my book some coverage? Ideally yes, but the truth is friendly nations put their relations and image before truth and justice.
Although the US has donned its world-police cap in tackling corrupt institutions such as FIFA, it won't rock the boat with UK authorities over its Hague Convention on Child Abduction abuse even though such abuse has consequences for all countries. Because to do so would heap intense criticism on government agencies, politicians, judges and powerful law firms and attack the very notion that the UK respects its citizens and the rule of law. Consequently, don't expect to see a journalist put a microphone under Hillary's nose and ask if she did indeed take steps to protect US children from being kidnapped — in the UK, child abduction by fraud is classified as kidnapping — or any mention of Lily's abduction in the US media for that matter.
More information can be found at my campaign site. Free eBook.
