Letter To The Rt Hon Mr Alexander Boris Johnson, Prime Minister From Giovanni Di Stefano
Since 2003 Giovanni Di Stefano had an insight on what actually led to the invasion of Iraq and for many years has felt that he should have published what he knew then, and over the last 16 years. Although, late in giving his opinion GDS strongly feels he should publish the legality of the war on Iraq by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and N. Ireland in the interest of all.
Tuesday, 18 October 1977, began as a routine day at Stammheim Prison in Stuttgart, West Germany. Two officials were taking breakfast, coffee, boiled eggs, and toast, to the seventh-floor cell. At 07.41am they opened the door to cell 716, to find the ‘terrorist’ Jan-Carl Raspe propped up on the bed and bleeding from a wound on his temple. The guards shut the door and alerted the prison hospital, and Governor. When the cell was re-opened, a 0mm calibre pistol was…
Giovanni Di Stefano jailed in 2013 on what he describes to be politically motivated charges and the use of ‘forged Police National Computer’ entries, has threatened to take the Government for Judicial Review unless Brexit is ‘vacated sine die.’
Essex crime writer Terry Smith has issued a Judicial Review against the Ministry of Justice to review how IPP sentences are administered. Smith, who was controversially convicted and sentenced in 2010 after a failed trial resulting in the Jury refusing to convict, to an ‘Indeterminate Public Protection’ sentence with a minimum of 12 years, contends in his Judicial Review that those who have committed murder when they were under 18 have had their release mechanism criteria changed from the…
The Apostle, St. John, wrote: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” For me, the beginning was when I was eight years of age, in August 1963, when my parents took me back to Italy on holiday from England. As ‘aliens’ registered with the Home Office, our family had been in England since 1961, and this was to be our first trip back to Italy. I spent many a…