19 April 2019

An open letter to the Justice Committee of the UK House of Commons, released today, accuses the current Attorney General of making two false and misleading replies on 23 January 2019 in answer to their questions concerning his role. The link to the author’s article no. 2 is, thereby, made.

At the same time Communique No. 1 is published by the de facto Law Officer for Public Benefit to illustrate the difference that public benefit from an irenical perspective can make to resolving legacy problems from the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

14 April 2019

Today an open letter to Editors or Controllers of newspapers, radio & TV in England (copied to media in Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland) provides background information to the publication of Communique No. 1 on Good Friday, 19 April 2019…

At the same time the failure of the Attorneys General, 2000-2018 to respond to the accusations contained in the letter of 6 March 2019 and article no. 2 will be taken to the next level…

06 March 2019

So far, the contention of the letter of 18 January 2019 that ‘… the central finding of The Report of the Iraq Inquiry has been rejected by H. M. Government’ has been unchallenged, as has article no. 1.

Today marks the publication of an open letter to H.M. Attorneys General, 10 March 2000 to 11 November 2018 and article no. 2. Together they demonstrate how, between those dates, ‘… [the] Law Officers for England and Wales, have perpetrated, at the most strategic level, a fraud upon an unsuspecting public involving the rejection of the English High Court’s definition and application of an irenical perspective, with the willing complicity of the same Court of Appeal which approved the principle in the first place.’