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Post by Veronika on Jul 7, 2023 11:26:34 GMT
Dear Forumers,
Yes the "journalist" Conor Gogarty wrote some articles relating to myself, in the Bristol Post. I guess that he saw his chance to create a "big story" but it was false and misleading. And he harassed me with emails and phone calls at a time when I happened to be under the frequent care of a psychologist.
I did make a complaint to IPSO, the Independent Press Standards Organisation. They were not interested, but then apparently they have only ever upheld a small handful of complaints out of millions, because IPSO is owned and controlled by the same newspapers that it is supposed to regulate. Apparently IPSO is notorious for being completely biased and it is unwilling to do anything about abusive and fake journalists.
My psychologist at the time also wrote letters to the Bristol Post and to Conor Gogarty, about their harassment and malpractice. But he did not even receive an acknowledgement of receipt of his letters, never mind an actual response to the issues.
Veronika Oleksychenko
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Jul 7, 2023 11:56:29 GMT
You should stop cosying up to Darling. He gives you a bad rep. That is all. If the forum was an oyster Darling would be the irritating grain of sand around which pearls of wisdom grow.  And if it were a field, he'd be the cowpat around which flies gather.
Damn it, we're all poets today. |
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Post by bancroft on Jul 7, 2023 12:45:52 GMT
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Post by Einhorn on Jul 7, 2023 12:50:18 GMT
If the forum was an oyster Darling would be the irritating grain of sand around which pearls of wisdom grow. And if it were a field, he'd be the cowpat around which flies gather.
Damn it, we're all poets today. Still brooding about being wrong about Balmaha/Thomas being my sockpuppet, Squeaky? No wonder the crime detection rates are so low, if you're the best the police force has to offer. On the upside, at least you know now why you've never got that promotion you've always thought you were unfairly denied.  |
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Post by Red Rackham on Jul 7, 2023 12:51:19 GMT
Let's have a referendum about it. But you would only disagree with the result. |
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Post by bancroft on Jul 7, 2023 13:01:36 GMT
Veronika you are named as the author of
Dooley Street: The Daughters of Brexit?
In the summer of 2030 Lisa Flack became her country's youngest ever Prime Minister at the age of 20. In the land of Burchill, Mrs Hatcher and Tony Brown. She arrived in Bellminster and moved into No.10 at a time of unprecedented national crisis. Being Prime Minister was actually her first ever job but she was immersed in politics all of her life and had huge confidence in herself. She was adamant that she could resolve the country's many problems, and avert civil war and anarchy. She also sought personal revenge on behalf of her assassinated father, from whom she effectively inherited the party leadership. Former fellow school pupil, Karen Vorley, was the same age as Lisa but had already worked in many different jobs and was increasingly detached and marginalised. She had always been interested in politics as well, and was disdainful but secretly fascinated at Lisa's sudden elevation to power. In making the transition from being an observer in life to becoming more of a participant, Karen finds herself at the forefront of an uprising against Lisa's government. Accompanied along the way by a group of wannabe hooligans, then an intimate new friendship with a film star actress, her and Lisa's paths may cross again.
If so congratulations on getting your first book published.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 7, 2023 17:06:37 GMT
The referendum wasn't Cameron's idea, it was Farage's. Cameron gave in due to increasing pressure from UKIP who were polling 12.7% of the vote and could no longer be ignored. Cameron campaigned to remain in the EU. Cameron thought the referendum would be a master stroke to put to rest the divisions in the Tory party over the EU. He expected to win, of course and that would have shut the Euro sceptics up for ever. Didn't quite go according to plan. Flogging would be too good for him. Campaigning in Uxbridge should be his punishment. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Jul 7, 2023 17:10:25 GMT
The referendum wasn't Cameron's idea, it was Farage's. Cameron gave in due to increasing pressure from UKIP who were polling 12.7% of the vote and could no longer be ignored. Cameron campaigned to remain in the EU. Cameron thought the referendum would be a master stroke to put to rest the divisions in the Tory party over the EU. He expected to win, of course and that would have shut the Euro sceptics up for ever. Didn't quite go according to plan. Flogging would be too good for him. Campaigning in Uxbridge should be his punishment. Indeed, Cameron was pushed to allow a referendum but there's no doubt he expected a 'no' vote. Ha. |
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Post by Veronika on Jul 7, 2023 17:33:48 GMT
Dear bancroft,
Thank you for your congratulations regarding the book. Although it was actually re-titled as "The Youngest Ever Prime Minister". And I self-published it on Amazon, which anyone can do without any charge. But it is not easy to write and put together something that can conceivably be considered a novel.
Unfortunately the "journalist" described the book as propaganda and foreign state disinformation, which was simply a nonsense claim. A complete lie. I came up with the idea myself and went through the process of writing the story after doing a creative writing course and becoming interested in politics.
Veronika Oleksychenko
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Post by johnofgwent on Jul 16, 2023 15:18:44 GMT
People pay good money to be flogged naked - Lindi St Clair (AKA Miss Whiplash) made a very good living giving people a damn good thrashing - she had a nice house in London, a Rolls-Royce and a yacht. and i voted for her |
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Post by Veronika on Nov 9, 2023 0:10:40 GMT
Dear Forumers,
It has been suggested that David Cameron is actually considering to make a comeback if the Conservatives lose the next General Election. I think there is no chance of him returning to UK politics. In the Middle Ages he would probably have been hanged, drawn and quartered, rather than just being flogged naked in front of the Parliament.
Veronika Oleksychenko
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Post by johnofgwent on Nov 9, 2023 10:59:33 GMT
I recall a line from one of the few Blackadders i ever watched which i recall had a line about one of the miscreants being whipped naked through the streets of Aberdeen
To which the retort came ‘oh i think that’s going a bit far’
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I think Aylesbury would be quite sufficient.
The problem is if you’re going to to that to him, there are about 500 others arguably more whip-worthy. What about them ?
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Post by Veronika on Nov 9, 2023 15:13:31 GMT
Dear johnofgwent,
Do you mean that there are 500 politicians who must be thrashed? Or just 500 general people of all kinds? And please name some of those people who are "whip-worthy" as you say.
Veronika Oleksychenko
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Post by wapentake on Nov 9, 2023 16:50:45 GMT
Anyway when you flogged Cameron how much did you get for him? Not more than half a crown I'd wager.  |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 10, 2023 13:59:37 GMT
Dear Forumers, After the Referendum result in 2016 David Cameron just buggered off basically, and he did nothing to try to help sort things out. Even though it was his big idea to have the Referendum in the first place. He claimed it was about giving people a democratic choice, which was just nonsense of course. He was scared of rebellion within his party, and of UKIP winning all of his party's seats. And he assumed that it would be a vote for Remain. But his Project Fear backfired. A large majority of MPs were actually against Brexit, so you must wonder why they ever agreed to have the Referendum when public opinion was so divided and the result uncertain. But like Cameron, they also assumed that the public could be flustered into Remaining. So Cameron may deserve to be punished for quitting and disappearing like that straight after the result. He could be walked through the streets, perhaps naked to show his penance to the nation, and then flogged in a prominent place, such as Trafalgar Square, or in the garden in front of Parliament. Veronika Oleksychenko Yep along with the warmongering blair. |
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