Scotland’s Judicial SHAME – A CORRUPT Justice System |

Scotland’s Judicial SHAME – A CORRUPT Justice System | Hollie Demands Justice

No system is perfect and the Scottish legal system certainly is not. However, it is much better than many other countries have. That aside, any system can be manipulated,especially by those inside and by some,outside.
 I have corresponded with Greg Lance-Watkins, in the past and I believe that his position is that he tried to help, initially. He later came to the conclusion that there was no evidence to support a prosecution and moved on.
He has been abused and pilloried, for his views, because they are the minority view. I disagree with him and have told him so,politely. He has always been polite to me. He is a fairly high member of UKIP and had he believed that there was a case, could, probably,have had things taken further. Again, I think that he is wrong, but he has a right to his views.
I believe that there is a vast cover up going on in the Aberdeen area. They have closed ranks and it would seem to me that there is a huge Masonic Lodge involvement, as most of the male players are members of the same Lodge. Now, not all Masons are bad people, but many are,unfortunately. As in any group of people, of whatever persuasion, there are good and bad apples, as the saying goes.
Scottish police have no remit in the rest of the Uk. For them to go to England and enter Green's home, without telling or having English police officers with them, is quite simply breaking and entering. Who authorised this?They would be private citizens, in England. Unless Green gave them permission, to act as his agent,to get medicine, for instance, they had no right of entry.To get medicines, if they were needed, the Scottish police would phone the English police and certainly not travel. Without permission to enter, they would have needed a warrant for entry, issued by an English Court official and the English police would have to be present to do the entering and search. Did an English Court issue a warrant? The same position would be true in reverse. Scottish Law covers Scotland, only. There really has to be some sort of independent enquiry, of some sort.