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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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Commission For Racial Equality TEL 020 7828 7022 www.cre.gov.uk 23 January 2001 Dear Mr Bryson Re: YOUR COMPLAINT OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AGAINST: As you know the Commission has been providing you with advice and assistance in your complaint of racial discrimination. Your request for assistance was put to the Legal Committee of the Commission for a final decision on 22 January 2001. Having considered all of the facts and the relevant law most carefully, and acting in the exercise of its discretion under Section 66 of the Race Relations Act 1976, I know that you will be disappointed with this decision, but I hope you will understand that the Commission receives a large number of requests for assistance, and it can provide legal representation at Tribunals/Courts in a small proportion of cases. In deciding whether or not your case should receive support by way of legal representation, the Legal Committee was bound to follow the criteria laid down in Section 66(1) of the Act, and this included consideration of the merits and strength of your case. Having examined your complaint, the Committee took the view that your complaint is out of time. The legal committee also felt that your case did not raise any issue of principle or special considerations and having examined the complexity of your case and your position in relation to the respondent, or other persons involved, the Committee did not consider it unreasonable to expect you to deal with your case without the assistance of the Commission. * If you have any queries with this letter, please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours sincerely KAY NORTH (MS) * I did contact Ms North on Thursday afternoon 25.1.2001
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