Institutional Corruption Culture and State Law-breaking in the UK:



By the Judiciary of England and Wales, Metropolitan Police Department and Home Office.

In the UK, we have for decades thought that the Rule of Law is equal and fairly applied to all.  Naively, as over trusting citizens, we have also assumed that the Legal System provides unobstructed transparent access to aggrieved individuals seeking to enforce their rights (unlawfully denied them) through the Courts.

However such 'blind-trust' in a deeply flawed, centuries-old unreformed, secretive and corrupted Legal System propagated as the envy of the world (by an elite political class and media) is nothing short of deception woven into the populace over many generations of subtle indoctrination.

One of the prime purpose is to ensue that we abide by laws and obey our officials however imperfect, through age-old propagandised make-believe indoctrinations that the foundation of a modern effective society is built upon unwavering trust in a state authority system which superficially claims to uphold the same laws and values on all citizens, whilst doing the exact opposite of what it preaches when it is expedient.

For the sceptics who find it difficult to question the loyalties of greedy, selfish, fallible and easily impressionable individuals (elevated as impeccable God like Characters) as Judges, Director of Public Prosecution, Attorney General, Lord Chancellor, Home Secretary, Metropolitan Police Commissioner; etc., I implore, you to put aside all blinkers and look at the facts.

On closer inspection, I guarantee that you will realise a truly unsettling fact undermining the UK is that there is NO EQUAL JUSTICE and Victim’s Access to the Courts are BLOCKED. State law-breaking run rampant and Judicial corruption goes ignored with no intent to ensure that judges and the Courts follow the law and are TRUELY ACCOUNTABLE to an independent authority outside the legal establishment fraternity's control.

Justice is the bedrock of any civilised contemporary society, ensuring fairness, equality, and the protection of human rights. However, when the very institutions designed to uphold justice become rooted in corruption, bias, and blatant disregard for the rule of law; then continuous human rights violations and unimpeded institutional corruption culture and law-breaking become a reality and not at all just a mere perception.

The judiciary is entrusted with the responsibility of interpreting and applying the law impartially.  IRREFUTABLE evidence show judges have been influenced by personal biases, political pressures, including external factors.  Principally, these undermines public trust in the legal system and unquestionably erodes the principles of fairness and equality preached to the world by our political elites and their rose tinted spectacles.

Institutional corruption culture which refers to systemic and widespread abuse of power within the UK State establishments is even more astounding, because when corruption infiltrates institutions responsible for upholding Law and Order (i.e the Police and the Justice System) it can have far-reaching consequences. The existence of a culture that tolerates or even encourages corruption further exacerbates the problem, eroding public confidence and compromises the integrity of the legal system and the Police in entirety.

For example.  How is it that the law can recognize the existence of a defence of justification in one British Court (Maidstone Crown) but claim in another British Court  (Croydon Crown) that '... there is no defence of justification in English law ...'  Clearly an inconsistency exist in the courts properly interpreting the law, accurately and fairly without bias at the very least !!!

Respect for human rights is a cornerstone of a just society. Whilst the UK have managed to divert attention away from its own egregious wrongdoings for so long (by pointing fingers hypocritically at far away nations, it accuses of human rights violations) world event is dictating that those who preach to others first put their own homes in order and stop lecturing others on principles they themselves dismally fail to observe in practice.  This principle is a fact as we present documented evidence corroborating human rights violations right here in the UK.

The issues of judicial perversion of justice, institutional corruption culture, odious human rights violations, covert racism, and unimpeded law-breaking within the UK are deeply concerning. They undermine the principles of justice, equality, and the rule of law. Ensuring that no one is above the law, including the state and its judges requires a collective effort if we are to instil accountable and ensure that justice truly serve all beyond fine ideological rhetoric.