What this is, how to use it, typical uses and users.
The format of the main page encompasses a hugely complex and changing structure, and it [the content] is constantly changing in a like manner.
The original format of a story in chronological order leading to
more interactive sections at the end is giving way to non-interactive
searchable resources and fully interactive forums, the results of which
eventually become more searchable resources.
Currently, this process is mid-way through, with all resources
chronologically arranged, and the interactive ones emboldened.
In order to comply with various increasingly complex technical and legal issues, there is a list of otherwise-unlinked pages and graphics.
Note: Don't write to us telling us this page is as rough as heck: We have noticed already. It is hastily banged together from bits of similar things, and is a low priority for "smoothing down".
These associated support and policy documents will be moved toward
a "Governing Document", in line with the consideration to become
a Charity, itself in line with the UK Charity Commission's guidelines.
The Campaign is a non-profit voluntary group, not formally a charity,
at this time. It is organised as a Collective, which is like a Trust without
the bureaucracy.
Textburst has been taken offline, until it can be automated.
Guide to what's Coming Up!
....History....
The twin sites Coming-Up document revision sem's to have been misplaced.
Not to worry...
Redlines have turned out to be more trouble than they were worth, and have almost entirely been phased out. Once they are gone entirely, this section will disappear also. Because of this, it will not be rewritten.
Objectives: What we hope to achieve with this site, and the campaign in general. These run on alittle bit, including into related issues, and so have been given a separate page.
We collect Experiences and Suggestions for Action.
The main site shows instances of corruption, including how the
British police routinely subvert the Courts
to imprison and attack innocent people.
This Campaign is anti-crime and does not accuse all
officers of corrupt practice.
Most of the people involved in the Campaign are in or around Bath, Chippenham, and Swindon, in the Southwest UK.
However, some people and groups in other parts of the UK also have some involvement, and there are many further afield:
Not all of those listed above are part of the Campaign itself; the ones nearer the top are closely associated, the ones nearer the end provide services.
Additionally, the Campaign and it's members cooperate widely with
other UK Civil Liberties groups and with those the Campaign help's.
We also tend to spend a lot of time hanging around police Stations, and for
all the wrong reasons: This is of course inevitable.
How this site is intended to be used by what groups of people, and how it can help them, in what ways.
Now this stop's you having to re-invent the wheel.
Well, you'll find them listed and categorised in the Search Directory.
And are currently working their way through the feature list, wondering where the billed bits are in this site.
Problems arising from (short/medium-term)
imprisonment (and Release.)
And other stuff surrounding, in the Campaign
Diary.
People who have burgled someone, and are looking to get even more that they are not entitled to out of their journey have no place here.
The Freedom Campaign does not support or endorse crime. Indeed, I,
Robin H., who am writing these words and attempting to run
["encourage" would be more accurate] this Campaign, have caught
numerous criminals. Which is more than the local police can say, but that's
an entirely different matter. Nonetheless the local police do have one
remaining useful role; that of a kind of garbage disposal service, though
even this is becoming immoral and counter-contradictory.
It may also be necessary for some people to sometimes call out or log
reports with the police on behalf of the commercial organisations they
work for, for insurance reasons.
All of the web Pages here are original, some copyright-free
javascript. Public domain Java code was used in the past. Some javascript and
CGI has been custom-written, mainly for the Forums. A third party has written
some SVG, but this remain's on the back burner due to lack of support in
current Browers. Most of the graphics are in the public domain, or external
trademarks used under fair trade rules of referring to that owner's site.
Authors of external graphics are acknowledged in the
extensive list of graphics
files.
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