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Free Speech ? Use it or LOSE it ! 'Some' of the people who wish to speak with you, may be a danger to you. But 'all' of the people who would stop you listening, are a danger to you. Sean Bryson  A full list of all of the articles on this website Complaint about Microtech Reply from Sharon Tanod of the Daily Mail Request to the Race Commission Result from Race Commission and application to Government Office for London Extension of time limit from Race Commission Request to Employment Tribunal Request for clarrification from Employment Tribunal The final insult from the Race Commission Letter to David Blunkett Reply from David Blunkett Notice from Employment Tribunal ACAS
The final curtain
"The concept of envy — the hatred of the superior — has dropped out of our moral vocabulary … The idea that white Christian civilization is hated more for its virtues than its sins doesn’t occur to us, because it’s not a nice idea. … Western man towers over the rest of the world in ways so large as to be almost inexpressible. –Joseph Sobran (Sobran’s — April 1997)"
I want and believe in self determination for my people
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Advisory, Conciliation
and Arbitration Service
Dear MR BRYSON Employment Tribunal Case No: 230162/2001 Applicant: MR S BRYSON A copy of the above complaint has been forwarded to ACAS. I am writing to you as ACAS has a statutory duty to conciliate in complaints made to Employment Tribunals by individuals against their employers. This letter provides details of the ACAS role in conciliation and informs you of the officer dealing with your case. In addition to this letter to this letter I shall be writing to the other party giving the same information. ACAS is independent of and separate from the Employment Tribunal and offers an impartial and confidential service. The service is designed to help the parties resolve the complaint without the need for a tribunal hearing. A leaflet is enclosed which explains the conciliation process. Your contact for conciliation is Ann Bradbury (Mon-Fri, 9:30-2:30 only). If you would like to try to resolve the complaint please telephone 020 7396 5122 or 020 8423 7651. For your convenience we operate an electronic Voicemail system to take messages whenever the ACAS officer concerned is unavailable to receive calls. If you leave your details, we will return your call. Yours sincerely
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