| BBC News Thursday, 23 March 2006, 12:45 GMT British Iraq hostage Kember freed
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Norman Kember, 74, of north-west London, James Loney, 41, and Harmeet Singh Sooden, 32, were three of four men seized in Baghdad in November. | ||
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4836218.stm
13:09:15 GMT "He's my prisoner," said Lt Harry Bird. What authority does he have to imprison anybody? I sent the following Email about an hour before this comment was made which was part of an ongoing protest, moan/groan dispute performance which occurs daily giving a stage managed structure to ongoing verbal abuse torture. It's a variation on the good guy/bad guy scenario. This kind of comment occurs from time to time and is followed by threats to kill me if he is not allowed to carry on with his torture imprisonment which is intended to kill. Under this circumstance the best alternative would be to call his bluff and stop his activity, but this does not happen. Lt Harry Bird acts exactly Jonathan Kent Idema who was imprisoned in Kabul for running a private prison and torture chamber. The only difference is that Lt Harry Bird is using electromagnetic radiation surveillance technology to imprison and torture. I am imprisoned falsely completely outside the law, denied legal and human rights and held hostage under threat of death from those using the surveillance technology. The British Government and all those involved permit this to continue.
---------- Forwarded Message ----------Subject: Norman Kember Freed: "One of the things the British Government can be proud of"Date: Thursday 23 March 2006 12:22From: Gary D Chance To: news24@bbc.co.ukThe freeing of the three hostages in Baghdad including Norman Kember is tremendous news indeed and a credit to the British Government along with all those involved.However, there is a blight on the British Government which overshadows this dramatic rescue of a terrorist held hostage.That is the deliberate surveillance technology imprisonment and torture 24/7 for many years carried out against me in London with the full knowledge, support and authorisation of and by the British Government.It is beyond comprehension that such a condemnation of the kidnapping and imprisonment of totally innocent people including Norman Kemper in Baghdad along with a concerted action to free them takes place at the same time that the British Government carries out the very same imprisonment and torture activity in London.How can this be possible?This same contrast and contradiction in words and deeds apply to the media too for not reporting the same kind of activity by the British Government which terrorists carry out.