Truth and Lies
11 Nov
Do You Recognize Truth?
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Procurator Fiscal Decides Not to Proceed with Case Against JAH Muad’Dib and Stephen Crielly
On September 4, 2017, the Procurator Fiscal decided not to proceed with the case against JAH/Muad’Dib and Stephen Crielly in Edinburgh, Scotland. This decision came just after each had submitted their “Minute of Notice” to the Procurator Fiscal and Sheriff Court, notifying them that JAH and Crielly intended discussing preparations for their Challenge to the […]
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IndyCamp Appellants’ Lawful Arguments Ignored Again
Although the UK Supreme Court ruled against the requests to appeal from two IndyCamp appellants on 26 May, it completely ignored the reason for their requests. Instead of addressing reasons clearly documented and submitted to the court in their applications, the court referred to past claims made by others who were not part of this […]
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Scotland’s Life or Death Wrapped Up in IndyCamp?
Edinburgh – The little case of IndyCamp contains big news being kept from the people. It not only recently exposed the corruption in the Scottish judicial system, but it also shed light on the only way for Scotland to truly gain its independence. To save their nation, Scots are going to have to collectively make […]
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Judges Release Predicted Decision On IndyCamp Appeal
The Court of Sessions has made its decision, as outlined in “IndyCamp Eviction Appeal Thrown Out By Court Of Sessions.” Just as expected, the “open and shut” case, upheld Alan Turnbull’s decision. They say no human rights were violated, which addresses only one of the four groups of appellants. According to JAH’s Second Affidavit, he […]
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Arrest News: What Happened After the IndyCamp Appeal Hearing
The IndyCamp Appeal Hearing was technically an “open and shut” case. Appellants were quickly ushered through the proceedings in only one of the two days scheduled, concluding with the announcement that the judges would provide a written response at a later date. Philip Sim’s article, “Judges Retire To Consider IndyCamp Eviction Appeal” gives more detail. […]
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