Submissions to the Treasury Select Committee:
- Green Credit for Green Purposes – our submission to the Committee’s inquiry into the Stern Report – January 2007
- The “Stick” of Green Taxation v the “Carrot” of Green Funding – a supplementary memo we were invited to submit – May 2007
- Our submission to the Committee’s inquiry into the banking crisis – January 2009
Petitioning the Treasury Select Committee:
- Stop the Cash Crumble to Equalize the Credit Crunch - our online petition – passed to the Chairman by Austin Mitchell MP in November 2008
- Financial Fairness for Voters and Taxpayers! – our attempt to group complaints from victims of the crisis – to get the law changed via MPs
Blogs about our areas of interest:
- Money as Debt also known as Credit – our core concerns – since December 2008
- In the Spirit of the Forum for Stable Currencies – our blog since February 2008
- Barter Currencies in Action – Possible solutions for times of crisis – since February 2009
- Room 14 – A Foundation for Change – since April 2009
- Enforcement of Bank of England Act 1694 – since July 2009
Focussing on climate change:
- How is Green Growth Possible? -a short blog about Environmental Economics from a Mathematical Perspective – since March 2007
- Green Credit for Green Growth – A proposal submitted in response to an inquiry of the United National Development Programme – October 2007
Focussing on the larger picture of Capitalism:
- Proposing Usury-Free Banking and Social Business – a blog to expand Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Muhammad Yunus’ Sphere of Influence – since January 2008
The Web History of the Forum for Stable Currencies:
- The first site: 1999 – 2005
- Summary of last meetings – 2005
- Summary of political initiatives – at the time of hosting Dr. Muhammad Yunus at St. James’s Piccadilly – Feb. 2008
Contributing to the Democratisation of Solving Complex Problems:
- Complex Data and Digital Images in a New Light – a blog about my “professional life with zest”.
Explaining National Debts in German:
- Die Geissel der Nationalen Schulden – Wie Völker verwirtschaftet werden, und wie Europa es besser machen könnte
Dear Sabine,
I have read some of the articles on this site and find them of interest.
The reason for approaching you is that I too have been a victim of judicial fraud.
In my case the judge was creating rights for my opposite number which were non existant. In the process, he breached, in addition to his duty to give legal certainty to the matter being adjudicated he went further.
He breached EU Law
on Internal Market/ Free movement of Capital
On Discrimination and Equal Treatment
On Reverse Discrimination vis a vis an entity of the EU
Human Rights
Article 1, 6, 8 13, 14 & Article 1 of Protocol 1
Breach of an Act of Parliament
Taken away a statutory right conferred by an Act of Parliament i.e to register a legal charge entered into by the chargor. £1.2 million
Now the trial judge albeit a different one relying on a previous judge fraudulent injunction converted a clear debt owed to me into a claim for damages of £3.5 m for the other side.
If ever there was a clear cut case of judicial impropriety this will rank as one of them, where we can point a finger at at least 7 High Court Masters, 5 High Court Judges, the Vice Chancellor, 6 Court of Appeal Judges 2 masters and numerous staff of the CA and perhaps even the Lord Chief Justice.
They are all working under instruction to keep me away from exposing a corrupt judgement and make me bankrupt and make a civil restraint order.
I have sent sufficient material to the Attorney General’s office. He says go to the Police.
Can we do something on this with the immense experience that you have.
Your response in the matter will be much appreciated.
Kind regards
Nitin Sampat
We have emails communication between 2 judges and the vice chancellor.
I’m sending you an email as a response.