John Clarke

10yrs fighting for medical consent to be respected. Consent form scam exposed. No valid consent = criminal. Old. Pissed off. Refuse to be imposed upon.

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

If you follow me please RT this
https://t.co/XLH0A25Hcl
It doesn't just matter to me, it matters to us all. It's the reason I'm here. Thanks

[Shaun Lintern @ShaunLintern]

Fears emerge over abuse of patient consent process. Read both parts of my investigation for HSJ here:

[brendon (foo/bar) 🪫 @0xFFDDEE]

@ShabanaMahmood But it’s fine to get angry for a black felon in a different country. Right

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

Abolishing patient watchdog leaves NHS 'marking own homework', councils warn - BBC News
> Healthwatch were useless when I tried to engage them. Even though the issue I raised applied universally across the UK, they refused to get involved. So no big loss? https://t.co/JFjJIAjwoD

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@pash22 @kevinmd Whilst I certainly don’t disagree with the notion of requiring all interventions to be evidence-based, the problem is that many of these observations could equally be applied to mainstream medicine. Clinical trials are not the evidence-based ‘science’ some wish they were, imho.

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Listen when they tell you. “Everyone in the country will have a digital ID”

Even if you don’t want one! “This isn’t a heavy handed approach but we will make sure everyone has one”

Oh 🤡

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

No 10 refuses to release Mandelson vetting files
Cross-party committee, chaired by Labour peer, says Government has no authority to withhold documents from Parliament
The release would finish Starmer if he were not finished already. https://t.co/whMvm4a1eu

[Mike Benz @MikeBenzCyber]

So the British government is forcing X to answer to the Nina Jancowicz class of “external disinformation / hate speech experts” under threats of massive fines and penalties, and there is currently zero diplomatic pushback from the United States over this.

[Maggie Oliver @MaggieOliverUK]

RESIGNATION LETTER TO @AndyBurnhamGM

Following my comments yesterday in the media around the huge failures in my opinion of part 4 of @AndyBurnhamGM independent review in Manchester, I am sharing my resignation letter sent to him and his deputy last January 2024, as I have been approached by numerous news outlets for more information. I share it below in full.

I always try to give credit where credit is due, and I will remain eternally grateful to @AndyBurnhamGM for instigating the Independent reviews into Op Augusta in Manchester and Op Span in Rochdale. They both confirmed without doubt that all I had said was true and that has been incredibly important to me and survivors as we tried to make sense of all that happened.

The final part of the process however was meant to be an “ Assurance Review” and it was meant to deliver assurances that CURRENT practises in @gmpolice regarding their treatment of vulnerable victims of sexual abuse were now fit for purpose, based on current evidence. Instead what happened in this 4th part of the review was not honest, transparent, or in any way fit for purpose in my opinion.

It’s a complex subject matter and there’s an awful lot to cover, but this letter below which I sent to @AndyBurnhamGM last January explains some of it, especially why I and @TMOFCharity resigned from a process in stage 4 that was little more than a tick box exercise. Even the two independent professionals who had carried out the previous 3 parts resigned, unwilling to put their names to something they knew was not in fact wanting to speak the truth.

What I saw in Mr Burnham and @gmpolice was a willingness to say there had been huge “failures in the past” but when looking at action around failures still going on today, there truly was no “duty of candour” on display! Instead they turned away. Again.

Once again the voices of those victims and survivors whose voices SHOULD have been front and centre of this report were totally silenced and blocked out of the “Assurance review” making it worthless. The establishment again “marking its own homework”.

Just Like in @IICSAVSCP the 7 year statutory national enquiry for which we are currently taking this government to a Judicial Review, like in Oldham and in so many other cases throughout the country over the last 3 decades.

So there is a willingness to admit past failures as that can no longer be denied, but there’s still a huge avoidance of addressing what’s still going wrong today.

In other words continuing to turn away when what our country (and victims) need is a hard scrutiny at the problems TODAY, based on real life experiences of survivors and not a cover up yet again from those at the top of our PUBLIC institutions whose duty it is to act in my opinion.

Our public servants, must begin to show courage, integrity, honesty, and bravery, something we have not seen in decades. And that’s has to change!!

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@cochrane1960 @ABridgen The police have always protected their medical mates; covid was just the latest iteration. Try to have a doctor prosecuted for almost any crime and you soon find that out in a hurry. The medical fraternity behaves as if they’re above the law because for the most part, they are.

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

A year and a half on, I haven’t changed my mind.

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

I can’t think of a single thing this UK Labour government is doing with which I agree. They are literally turning into the architects of my future nightmares. The Tories were bad enough, but this supposed ‘party of the working class’ is busy building a world I want no part of.

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@TheBritishScene Just look at the damage on that car! I really hope most of that is from hitting a wall or something, rather than people. The alternative doesn’t bear thinking about.

[Johann Spischak @SDGMasterglass]

ICC Judge Nicolas Guillou @nicopaulmichel has revealed that he is currently unable to use his bank cards even on European soil.

The reason? He is one of the judges who issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, leading the United States to slap him

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

When it looks like Labour might lose Wales, you know for sure that the Labour Party isn’t really the Labour Party any more.

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@ZoeJames2024 @ShockatAdam Well said. I had the exact same thought.

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@MrStardust50 Oh… and now it looks like it’s appeared? Confused…

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

I’m trying to imagine Angela Rayner as PM, in a meeting with Putin… my head won’t let me. It’s just a step too far, even by current, farcical political standards.

[GB News @GBNEWS]

'It's safe to say Angela Rayner is on manoeuvres.'

GB News Political Correspondent @OliviaUtley reacts as MPs and ministers create a protest group to keep Angela Rayner out of Downing Street.

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@MrStardust50 Twitter won’t let me reply with a gif of my own for some reason? Keeps failing. Shame… there was a perfect Putin gif to match. 😂

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@MrStardust50 I think it was the ‘…be like…’ part that got to me. 😂 I just wince at what the likely reaction would be to our idea of a leader.

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@EssexPR That’s a great use of the Rogan meme. 😂

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@NickDixon If any hardcore Ren fans see this and think there’s a better suggestion based upon Nick’s criteria, please do pitch in.

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@NickDixon Wow. I’m actually torn trying to choose the right place to start for you based upon that insight. I could get this wrong, but let’s try this mash-up. Let me know if I’m off the mark.
https://t.co/MLXM9yuwxR

[John Clarke @C7RKY]

@TheNativist_ @NickDixon Fair enough. Tbh I’m just in awe of his all round abilities. Whether you agree with his views or not, it’s hard not to be impressed with the way he presents them.