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Fraudulent Denial of NUJ Member Services
National Union of Journalists (NUJ) officials colluded to defraud a member of support guaranteed by parliament and Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992.
Judge James A Doerty, Washington Superior Court claimed (in a decision later reversed by WA Supreme Court) that interviews by journalists with willing sources defined as harassment and news gathering constituted illegal surveillance and stalking.
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Doerty then colluded with David C Broom, British Consul, to ratchet up coercion for removal of EU hosted web sites by transferring an NUJ journalist to incommunicado solitary confinement among murderers and rapists. The journalist languished in jail for 111 days of an indeterminate sentence before release on a writ similar to habeas corpus. [Politics of Deceit]
Jeremy Dear, NUJ General Secretary and Claire S Kirby (then NUJ in-house solicitor) neglected to act under Vienna Convention, United States First Amendment, United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the United Kingdom Human Rights Act.
Roy Martin Mincoff (present NUJ in-house solicitor) has since covered up the dereliction by negotiating a £262,000.00 quid pro quo between NUJ and the author's member of parliament, Gareth R Thomas MP (Harrow West), Minister of State, Department for International Development in a distinct conflict of interest. [Quid Pro Quo]
Reginald (Tim) Gopsill, Editor, Journalist (NUJ magazine) ordered an absolute media blackout which has lasted for seven years which prevented NUJ members from offering solidarity to a union member of sixty years standing. [Solidarity] [Solidarity Statements]
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New Release Mincoffs Flying Circus |
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Dave Rotchelle, Philip Sutcliffe, and Humphrey Evans (LFB officers) blocked an LFB motion for solidarity in order to endorse an illegal kangaroo court convened by National Executive Council (NEC) . They manipulated the LFB agenda and filibustered to prevent a vote using a role-play that promoted an NUJ education and training course taught by Sutcliffe and Evans. By that, they opened the door to investigation by law enforcement agencies for alleged discrimination and misuse of public funds. |
Roy M Mincoff, NUJ Legal Officer, clandestinely used proxies, pseudonyms, email aliases, and the Solicitors Little Book of Dirty Tricks to support his version of solidarity.
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Sixty Years of Solidarity rewarded with Jail and Derogation |
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NUJ officials and NEC officers face fraud complaints for discriminatory withholding of member services. Solicitors Regulation Authority currently has NUJ lawyers under investigation for professional misconduct. |
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