1) Introduction.
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(2)
Terrorism
a) Observations on the new terrorism for
Foreign Affairs committee
b) The War without
Frontiers
c) The Criminology of Terrorism
d) Terrorism as a strategy of Insurgency |
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(3) Counter-Terrorism
contents
include
a) Written statement to the House of
Commons
b) Counter-terrorism & Resilience Key
Facts
c) Counter terrorism arrests statement
d) Statement from Home Secretary David
Blunkett
e) Update 24th February 2003
f) Speech Terrorism - Policing the Unknown
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4) Debate: Take a Fresh
Look
contents
include
a) Examine the ideology of the
Islamic
Terrorist
b) Evaluate the geography and the
etiology of
terrorism
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(5) Conclusion
contents
include
a) Counter-terrorism & Resilience key
facts
b) Muslim Council of Britain's open
letter
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(6) Once a spook, always a
spook
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(7) Scotland's Millennium
Opportunity
contents
include
a) The Economic Costs of Terrorism
b)
Salient opportunities |
(8) Cintec
International Ltd
contents
include
a) Litigation and the Court
of Session
Summons
b) A series of articles ranging
from my note to the court 29/6/04 |
(9) Mr John
Parkes
contents
include
a) Edinburgh University &
Professor
Salter
b) A series of articles ranging
from my letter
to Parkes re Plc
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(10) My Investment
Proposal
contents
include
a) The 'Dervish':
economic
land
mine removal.
b) The 'Swamp': contains a bomb
explosion within an aircraft
c) 'Powder Hall':
stops
and eliminates the suicide bomber |
(11) Upon
Terrorism
contents
include
a) Corroborating evidence to
planned
9/11 London
attack.
b) Al Qaeda murders 412 at the
Court of Session.
c) The solution for
dirty bombs.
d) An amazing
co-incidence.
e) Edinburgh, the U.K.'s easiest
terrorist
target.
f) Suspected Terrorist Lists
as 7th October 2004
g) Intellegence
ingathering |

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D. Banking and Finance
A personal and somewhat
subjective view. Chapters currently are:
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(1) The Royal Bank
of
Scotland.
contents include
a) The
'Natwest'
acquisition.
b) Interest. We are not all
equal.
c) RBS Banking malpractices.
d)
Complaint against Mrs. Shirley Eracleous.
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(2) The Co-operative
Bank.
contents include
a) The ICA statement
b) A brief history of the co-operative
movement
c) Background
d) The Co-operative Bank
e) Press releases & press reports
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(3) Unity Trust Bank
Plc.
contents include
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A rolling bulletin upon
my
sequestration. Chapters currently are: |
• Preface
• Overview
and History
• Unity and the
IVA
• The
Cintec Dispute
• The Alan Hall
Report
• The Petition for Recall with
Answers
• The Offer of Compound:
plus A. Hall's letter of
15th July
• English
Insolvency
Service Consolidation of Secondary Insolvency
Legislation
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My Notes encompassing the creditors
meeting:
plus my IVA
footnote •
A Question and Answer with Andrew
McNamara
• Creditor
Recognition:
plus 17th
August 04
letter ? Valuations.
•
You can re-examine the
original opening page here.
• An account of Fees re my
Sequestration
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F. Institutions & Personages
A personal perspective of
some of
the bodies found herein. The chapters currently
are
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(2) Personae within this website
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(a)
Judges within this
website
(in alphabetic order)
My views on the
judiciary
• Lord
Eassie
• Lord
Emslie
• Lord Gill
• Lord Glennie
• Lord Hardie
• Lord
Jauncey
• Mr Justice
Laddie
• Lord Nimmo
Smith
• Lord Penrose
• Lord Ross
• Lady
Smith: from the Scottish Court's web site |
(b) Mr John
Parkes.
contents include
• Edinburgh
University &
Professor Salter
• Series of articles ranging from my letter to Parkes
re Plc
• Lord MacPhail's Opinion
on John Parkes' Recall
Petition
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(c) Mr Andrew McNamara.
• A profile
on
Andrew McNamara.
• Upon Mr.
McNamara
• Death of Arakin
•
Another Writ
against McNamara & Arakin Ltd.
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(d) Mr Stuart Usher.
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e) Commercial undertakings
(i) Cintec
International Limited
(ii) Cintec's published
accounts
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(3) Institutions on this website
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(a)
Places
• The Court of
Session
• The New
Club
• The Roslin Institute and Dolly the sheep
• The Merchants
Company
• Archers Hall and the Royal
Company of Archers
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(b) Government &
Legal
bodies
(i) The
Accountant in Bankruptcy
(ii) The Lord Advocate:
Colin Boyd Q.C.
(iii) Lothian & Borders Police: Paddy
Tomkins, Chief
Constable
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(c) The
Faculty
of Advocates & English Barristers
• Sir Angus
Grossart
• Patrick S.
Hodge
• Stuart D.D.
Nicoll
• Gail
Joughin
• Laurence Murphy
QC
• Jonathon
Hill |
(d) Law firms
• Tods Murray
solicitors
• Shepherd
& Wedderburn solicitors
• Franks Macadam
Brown
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(e) Commercial undertakings
• Cintec
International Limited
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(f)
Associations
• The
Speculative Society
• The Scottish Judiciary
and the Speculative Society
• Accuracy and suggested revision:
JUDICIAL INQUIRY
by the
LORD JUSTICE CLERK LORD GILL into the SPECULATIVE SOCIETY of
EDINBURGH
• The Magic
Circle
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(g) Enquiries and
happenings
• The Dunblane Enquiry
• My view on
Lockerbie
• The Jimmy
Thomson debacle and
sequestration
• Eirlys Smith suspension
from the Faculty of Advocates
• Why the Vexatious
Litigant
proceedings
against Martin Frost?
• The vexatious litigant
proceedings start
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(h)
The Law Society of
Scotland
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(4) Philosophers, writers,
authorities, personages
- their works and
commentaries
(in alphabetic order)
• Joseph Fouch?
(1759 or 1763, d. 1820)
• Niccol
Machiavelli
(1469-1527)
The Prince
• Sun Tzu,
Chinese
general circa 500 BC
• Sir Francis
Walsingham, (1530-1590)
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The chapters below
illustrate an untrained party litigant's appreciation of
current legal practice in Scotland.
Scottish legal procedure seeks to do justice. I argue that justice
has three dimensions by which it should be measured -- the
dimension of truth: rectitude of decision; the time dimension; and
the cost dimension.
Unfortunately these three dimensions are not entirely complementary
and I regret I believe that the compromise currently reached
in Scotland is wrong on account of poor priority ranking
prompted and sanctioned by vested interests.
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As to the site's
temporary absence from the net I must admit
some
surprise for as to date but one small complaint/correction had been
tendered. Maybe, it was the prospect of the planned future articles
that prompted such draconian steps by the Scottish and British
establishment personages.
Well, in an effort not to disappoint our increasing readership it
has been decided to host the site offshore, such facilitated from
the numerous offers of support and web hosting from friends
abroad. |
At the Court of
Session on
Tuesday 14th December 2004
I was accused of impersonating a Writer to the Signet (a form of
Scottish solicitor) in terms of the new web address of
'martinfrost.ws'.
This is totally untrue for 'ws'
in every day ordinary speech simply
refers to web site, which is registered in Western Samoa.
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site was
prompted by the Scottish Accountant in Bankruptcy, a public
government official. That said on 26th October 2004 I was obliged
to sell my website off-shore. Contents
are © MMVIII |