I hope this finds you well, in good spirit and having a good day.
Please see the letter below, which is addressed to the UK Border Agency (UKBA), the British authorities responsible for the unlawful (i.e. criminal) deportation of Matthew and Philip. If you are unfamiliar with this case, please see more details at the links provided below:-
5 April Dorset Echo
http://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/8954586.Boat_swoop__Illegal_immigrants_claim_deportation_is__political_/?action=complain&cid=9276582
15 April Sovereign Independent:-
http://www.sovereignindependent.com/?p=18279
29 April interview with Matthew on the Vinny Eastwood Show
http://www.thevinnyeastwoodshow.com/radio-show-archives-mayapril.html
Please copy and paste the letter below into a Word file and print it out. Share it with friends and family. There is a place underneath "Thank-you" after "That's The Law" and before the P.S. and P.P.S. for a signature on the attached letter to the UKBA. The UKBA mailing address is located at the top of the letter.
The more people that send these letters in from all over the world, the better. Inundating the UKBA office with these letters should hopefully send the message that U.K. citizens, business owners and potential tourists won't tolerate this treatment of peaceful, law-abiding visitors. The UK Border Agency needs to know what they've done is wrong and that they need to make it right.
This is a golden opportunity to take real action and help out others who were simply supporting their friend, John Anthony Hill (JAH, Muad'Dib), who was recently exonerated for sending the "7/7 Ripple Effect" to the court during the 1st trial of the 3 supposed "7/7 helpers". For more details of that case, please see the following links:-
http://mtrial.org
http://jamesfetzer.blogspot.com
http://terroronthetube.co.uk/2011/05/12/muaddib-acquitted/
This really needs to be a sustained campaign, not just a few letters trickling in from here or there once a week, so please put this on your weekly agenda. It shouldn't be a large expense or inconvenience for people just to mail out a couple of copies of this letter per week and if the UKBA offices are receiving dozens and dozens of these letters each week from all over the world, it should help them realise this situation isn't just going to go away.
We are already in the process of trying to get additional media coverage of this injustice to support the letter drive, so if you can help with that effort too, it would be greatly appreciated. Please do your best to help out. Every letter sent should help. We can't sit idly by and do nothing and think we won't be next.
Thank-you for your assistance in righting this obvious wrong.
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UK Border Agency /UK Immigration Service
Dorset Ports Office
3rd Floor Robert Rogers House
45 New Orchard
Poole
Dorset BH15 1LU
UNITED KINGDOM
Re: Compensation for Unlawful DeportationUK Border Agency Official,
I hope this finds everyone at the UK Border Agency well, in good spirit and having a good day.
There is an urgent matter that needs to be brought to your attention so that it may be resolved in a fair, peaceful and lawful manner as soon as possible.
On or about the 17th of March 2011 members of your agency acting in the Weymouth area, unlawfully detained two British Commonwealth citizens who were traveling around the U.K. and northern Europe in a privately owned New Zealand sailboat.
When an American friend of theirs came down to see why they were being unlawfully detained, he too was unlawfully and unfairly arrested and detained overnight.
None of the 3 men you detained were at any time impolite or uncooperative. In fact the two that sailed into Weymouth were doing exactly as they had been previously instructed by your office. They all had appropriate documentation and were within the guidelines set forth in your own literature for visiting the U.K.
Without apology for your unlawful detainment of their American friend, you or agents of the Dorset police department working with or for the UKBA released him later that morning realizing that you had treated him unfairly. You could have and should have then done the same with his two friends, who were from New Zealand and South Africa, and who came here to visit friends in a peaceful and lawful manner.
Instead, you chose to deport them both without due process, because they came to support their friend and priest, who was falsely accused of committing the “crime” of sending the truth to a court, and who has since been exonerated by his jury. You knew what you were doing was unlawful and unfair, which is why you chose not to classify your actions officially as a "deportation" but instead redefined what your were doing as an "administrative removal" which you wrongly felt gave you the right to force the two travelers to abandon their sailboat, which is their home, and then send them half way around the world without giving them the opportunity to appeal your unlawful and despicable action until they were back in their countries of origin. You did this knowingly and with malice aforethought. So your unlawful (i.e. criminal) behaviour was premeditated.
On your own website you state the following with regard to the rights and responsibilities of people visiting the U.K.:-
Rights and responsibilities
This section explains your rights and responsibilities while you are living temporarily or permanently in the UK.
During your stay here,
you have the right to:
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be treated fairly and lawfully regardless of your race, gender, age, religion, sexual orientation or any disability; and
•
practise your own religion - similarly, you are expected to show respect for people of other faiths
It is your responsibility to:
• obey the law;
• care for your children (for example, children under the age of 16 must always be supervised by an adult, and they must go to school if they are aged between five and 16); and
• report to the police, if you are required to do so. (The Reporting to the police page contains more information.)
(Emphasis mine) This information may be viewed by visiting the following url: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/while-in-uk/rightsandresponsibilities/
Neither Matthew, the New Zealand national, nor Philip, the South African national, were doing anything unlawful and they reported to the police almost immediately upon arrival in Weymouth exactly as they were instructed. They did absolutely NOTHING wrong. But if you really and truly felt the British people would have been better served by denying these two peaceful, God-loving and law-abiding citizens of the British Commonwealth entry into the U.K., you could have sent them to the nearest foreign soil—which was their sailboat/home—and kindly asked them to leave. After all, they did contact you upon their arrival and made every attempt to cooperate with you and honour every request you made of them, so there was no reason for you to doubt they would not leave as instructed.
But instead you chose to repay their kindness and respect by very disrespectfully and unlawfully putting them on planes with nothing more that the clothes on their backs and not enough money to afford transport and a room on the other side the world when they landed.
I personally find your actions disgusting, despicable and reprehensible, and so do many, many others, in fact everyone who has heard about it, including members of the media, who have been very helpful in allowing air time on this issue so the public knows how you treat visitors to the United Kingdom.
What you need to do now to make this right is arrange for the immediate transportation of both of these men from where you sent them (one to New Zealand and the other to South Africa) back to the U.K. and then back to their boat/home. You need to sincerely apologize to them for your criminal behavior and reimburse them for the needless expenses that they have incurred as a result of your unlawful/criminal actions. They are both patient and gracious men, and will very likely be understanding that we all make mistakes and readily accept your apology. They will also appreciate that you have chosen to do the right thing by returning them to their home at your expense, since you should have never sent them away from their home in the first place.
Please note well that the reimbursement to these two men should come out of your own pockets, NOT the public till. It's not the public's fault that you committed this crime; it's your own fault and you need to be held accountable for your actions. Be thankful for being given the opportunity to do the right thing and avoid a prison sentence for what you've done.
Hopefully you will take this letter very seriously and come to your senses and be anxious to correct your error. Please don't play any more of your evil games and try to delay or derail this process. Each of you knows, or should know, that what you have done was wrong, wrong, wrong. So help make this a better world for everyone—including yourselves—and do the right thing NOW. You owe it to these two men and to all visitors (everyone really) to treat each and every one as you yourselves would like to be treated.
That's The Law.
Thank-you,
P.S. Please consider this letter to be formal notification to you and your agency that a heinous crime has been committed. Should the responsible parties choose not to take the simple steps outlined above to resolve this issue in a timely manner, then additional measures will be taken to ensure those responsible are brought to justice.
P.P.S. This letter has been written to peacefully resolve this issue. If anyone takes offense to it, or considers it to be threatening in any way, then I suggest you take a moment to put yourselves in the shoes of the two gentlemen you or members of the UK Border Agency and/or members of the Dorset Police working for or with the UKBA have treated in this unlawful, unfair, unjust and despicable manner and think about how you would feel right now if the roles were reversed.
“Galatians 6:7 Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, THAT shall he also reap.”
The Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would be done by.
