Friday, 8 February 2019

FB Conversation featuring Lloyd Russell-Moyles

I felt aggrieved that our local MP didn't vote in the December 2018 Commons Vote on the legalisation of recreational cannabis use.
I'm very pleased to have received his reason for not voting, which was;
"Lloyd is supportive of steps towards the legalisation of recreational cannabis, but on this occasion he was asked as a PPS to abstain."
But what does 'PPS' stand for? Does anyone know?
Who is this 'PPS', and why do they hold more influence over LC Russell-Moyle than we, the electorate, do?
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Jenny Burtenshaw Doesn't it stand for Parliamentary Private Secretary
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Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP Jenny Burtenshaw it means I’m on the front bench / shadow minister team for the party and thus for back bench bills which are unlikely near on impossible to pass we abstain unless it’s cleared as party policy.

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Mitchie Alexander What is the Labour party policy on the issue Lloyd ? For me it's a tricky one that i need to do more research into.
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Matt Taylor Sorry to jump in Mitchie; but evidently the Labour Party opposes the legalization of the use of recreational cannabis, because Lloyd (as a PPS) was asked to abstain; and in doing so guarantees progression up the slippery pole of the Labour Party.
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Matt Taylor Shame on LC Russell-Moyle for surrendering to the Party line. He pretends he's a rebel by walking out with the Common's Mace; but his abstention on such a pivotal vote (which can improve the lives of millions of people and bring back justice of personal liberty and choice), has spoken louder than words!
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Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP Mitchie Alexander This is exactly the Labour Party line. We are strongly in favour of cannabis on for medical use and believe that the government have put too many restrictions on this. It should be possible for doctors to prescribe for much wider use rarther than just a consultant with the three uses at the moment. We feel that this needs to be rolled out first before we get to full legalisation fr recreational use. We are worried about the recreational use but also don't want to encourage it for recreation as it does have (and i've seen personally with my family) very detrimental effects on some people - ruining their lives. 

We get so does other drugs (alcohol and to a lesser extend tobacco) but two wrongs don't make a right. 

WE would look more to Portugal where recreational use is still not legal, but its not criminal, meaning that items can still be seized, dealing is a crime and people are treated medically for an addiction and not locked up. This bill didn't touch on that, but it did have good points and that's why the labour position was to abstain, but also be willing to seek how we move toward reducing harm step by step.

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Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP Matt Taylor It was not a pivotal vote, It was the first reading, which would need to go through 5 more votes, debates and get government approval to pass, none of which would have ever happened. I think that we need to go step by step and I am very very supportive of medical use.
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Matt Taylor It was a pivotal vote for me, and the first step of something much bigger. Many thanks for taking the time to reply...
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Mitchie Alexander Lloyd .... Yes, i agree with you here (i realise that i need to look into the whole issue more). I also worry about the recreational use of cannabis as i too have witnessed the effect of long term use and i really worry about it's use amongst teenagers. Decriminalisation of recreational cannabis would be a good step.
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Kevin Jackson it stands for there is no electorate or democracy just corruption through and through

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Kevin Jackson but then again it is very wise to ask LC Russell-Moyle to abstain from any decision ðŸ˜‰
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Matt Taylor Ha ha, I get the impression you aren't a big fan of Lloyd's. (I'm sure that will make Anne Glow, glow with delight!)
He can't deny that it was down to a conspiracy between him and the Green Party to manipulate democracy to guarantee Simon Kirby lost and anyone other, won.
He's a very lucky man indeed...
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Anne Glow Matt Taylor I like Lloyd hate his politics
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Mitchie Alexander It wasn't a conspiracy i can assure you. Labour did not take part in the Green decision to step down in Kemptown at all. The local Green Party membership voted to stand down.... to unseat Simon Kirby. I have to admit that i was in the minority of Greens who voted against standing down..... i hated that the Greens didn't stand a candidate. I did then vote for Lloyd as i believe in having the vote that i am entitled to and i was never going to vote Tory. So please do not think it was a conspiracy between Labour and the Greens ...i can assure you that the Greens will NOT be standing down again any time soon, as Labour did not return the favour in any seats and continued to stand in Pavilion, where Caroline Lucas is a very good hard working left wing MP. Mind you saying that ...it is always up to the membership, as we are the only party that is from the ground up...rather than top down like all other major parties.
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Matt Taylor Thanks for taking the time to reply; but you have confirmed that a conspiracy did happen; while I can only take your word that Labour didn't conspiracy with the Green's to step down (which I actually think is very unlikely - I haven't asked Caroline Lucas yet, but I cannot believe Lloyd's handler didn't have a private conversation with Caroline.) The fact that you admit the Green party took a vote on stepping down, confirms that 3 or more people, conspired to pervert the course of Democracy! SHAME ON THE GREEN PARTY!
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Mitchie Alexander It was not a secret that the local Green Party had a vote on the matter. We strive for transparency and don't like to do things behind closed doors (i say 'we' as i am an active Green Party member). Yes, it was a shame ....as i said, i voted against standing down as i believe that Green supporters should have been able to vote Green even if there was no chance of a Green been elected in Kemptown. I admit i was cross at the time and really upset.... so much so that i jumped on a bus in tears after that meeting. But the way our party works is that if a party member has a motion .....and it gets voted by majority (as long as the meeting is quorate) then that motion will pass. So it's how we work democratically as a party. Caroline did not hatch a plan with Lloyd and his team....i can assure you 100%.

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Matt Taylor Dear LC Russell-Moyle, can you confirm you, your election manager or anyone in the Labour party, DID NOT communicate with the Green Party's decision, not to field a Green candidate in the last election?
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Matt Taylor Mitchie Alexander OK Yes Mitchie; I can only take your word for it. But still, the majority of the Green party have a perverted view of Democracy; it would seem that are happy to corrupt it for their own ends! NOT GOOD!
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Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP I want not even the candidate when the greens decided to stand down, so i don't see how we could have had discussions. Go spend your days doing something productive rather than conspiracy rubbish.
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Thursday, 13 September 2018

My Wall of Hate





 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 






Situation report 12 September 2018

I'm sitting on a beach, on the border between Lancing and East Worthing. I'm here for a job interview at the Pountney Tyre recycling plant with Derrick. Its 12.50pm and I'm planning to see Derrick after 2pm, hence an hour on the beach wasting time.

I'm 47 years old and my name is Matthew Taylor, though you can call me Matt.
I'm currently unemployed and receiving state payments in the form of universal credit. I'm fit and healthy and of a sound/ yet anxious mind.
I'm a father to two bright and engaging children aged 12 and 8 years old, called Elizabeth (Lizzy) and Lewis, and I've currently got a girlfriend, of whom I've been dating for nearly two years.
My most previous employment was as a bid writer for Colas Ltd, on a yearly wage of £35,000. I spent a year working for Colas before being dismissed for misusing company property, by writing and publishing blogs about a certain Sussex based civil servant, of whom I cannot name for legal reasons.
I am currently financially destitute, and owe hundreds of pounds to the water and gas utilities, plus hundreds of pounds in arrears to Brighton and Hove Council for rent and council tax. I'm also liable to pay that certain Sussex based civil servant, of whom I cannot name for legal reasons, a total of £23,073.28; having been found guilty of harassing and stalking her in a civil court case, which was conducted on the 25 April 2017, at the Royal Court's of Justice in London.
It was this event that lead to my dismissal from Colas.
In my life thus far I have fulfilled my ambitions of travelling the world; to which I've lived, travelled and worked in Hong Kong, America, Germany, France and Thailand. I've also fulfilled my ambition of being a policeman, having served as a RMP for 5 years, based in Germany. 
I have since worked in sales, where after and in partnership, I've successfully ran a company for 3 years, with a turnover of over £100,000 in its first year.
I've since been self employed as a freelance writer, and have worked in a number of bars and restaurants as a waiter and barman.
I consider myself to be a likeable person, who is friendly, engaging, intelligent, kind and thoughtful.
My claims to fame include self publishing a number of books, standing in the Brighton Kemptown 2015 General Election as an independent parliamentary candidate and the 2012 Police and Crime Commissioner elections, also as an independent candidate.
Other claims to fame, include being a prominent writer in the fledging Alternative Truth Movement, and having over 1000 Subscribers to my youtube channel, where on I publish satirical political videos.
I am currently living in Brighton.
I have a criminal record for the possession and supply of drugs, which lead to my dismissal from the Army, of which I hasten to add, was 5 cannabis joints I sent to my mother to alleviate her suffering while on her death bed. In hindsight I should have sent the package via the German postal service, rather than the army's.
I currently face a jury court trial for the possession of two illegal and prohibited pictures of children and am currently under investigation by Sussex police for breaking the 25 April 2017, court injunction for tweeting a tweet, which mentioned that Sussex based civil servant, of whom I cannot name for legal reasons.
I'm currently excused from looking for work until 21 November 2018, while suffering from anxiety. My court trial for the possession of illegal pictures of children, is set for 14 November 2018. I vehemently deny ever knowingly or intentionally downloading any illegal or prohibited pictures and trust in the jury system to be found not guilty.
While I feel proud of my accomplishments thus far in life, I feel depressed and forlorn, that I haven't broke into the big time and become a millionaire, on the back of my books, articles, comedy shows and films.
I feel confident of breaking into the big time soon and that I will make a fortune from selling books, writing articles, performing shows and working in partnership with other parties, such as the Moai Power House, supplying energy to the national grid, with tidal energy.
So while I haven't yet got financial security, a home of my own, a car, broadband connection, and money in the bank; I do have two beautiful children who love me, I've got a beautiful girlfriend who loves me and I've got a plan of action that will fulfill all my dreams and lead me to the life I'm been dreaming of since a young boy.
Thus ends my situation report for 12 September 2018.

Sunday, 12 November 2017

THE JOURNAL OF 1999

INTRODUCTION.

Welcome to my journal of the year 1999. Another year’s instalment of the events that transpire in my life. Whatever shall be written on these forth coming papers, only destiny will know, you and I shall only know as time takes its toll.

DAY BY DAY, MONTH BY MONTH, A STORY SHALL BE TOLD.

A story of truth, incident and accident. A story of adventure, misadventure and triumph over adversity.

A story of me:

MATTHEW DANIEL TAYLOR

SON OF RUTH

You will come to learn what make me tick, what I like to lick. You’ll learn who I love and who loves me. You’ll learn of my short-comings, you’ll learn how bad I am at spelling and hopefully you’ll find some moments of greatness that you’ll admire.

; But have patience, for that moment may take forever!

Though this journal is as much for me as it’s to you. This is my journey of Self-Discovery.

HISTORY

It all started for me during October ‘94 while in Hong Kong. On an average ‘school like text book,’ I began to put on paper my day to day adventures; I began to express myself.

This carried on into October ‘95, in my Red Journal that (Peter from the phone-shop Worthing) gave me as a going away present. This chronicled all the adventures of my Asian tour. Onto ‘96, not the greatest of journals, but it sufficed.

The ’97 Journal; I enjoyed that one. ’98 chronicled my start of an Army career. This brings me on to this, ’99. Chronicling the best year of my life; fingers crossed.

’95 – 96’ – 97 – 98 –

That’s the history, short and sweet.

WHAT TO EXPECT

You’ll, I’ll, we’ll come across the Dream Journal (DJ). An account of the previous night’s dream.

The Daily Occurrence (D.)), a brief account of what happened that day.

Though mostly you’ll come across my ramblings; What’s on my mind, what I think, what I dream, what I hate, what I like. Some poetry.

I often stick pictures into my journal, pictures of the day, pictures of history. I also include the news of the day, usually in the form of a headline.

What to expect in a nut-shell; Everything!


Monday 28 December 1998


Coming to the end of the year, a year that saw:

1.       My opinions in the paper

2.       Joining the Army; training at BASSINGBOURNE

3.       Going on an attachment to Germany

4.       Adventure week in Plymouth

5.       Adventure week in Bavaria, South Germany

6.       Police Training at CHICHESTER

7.       My mother suffering a stroke and going to hospital

8.       Emma and I, entering a new kind of relationship

It’s been a hard year, but damn I’m glad I survived; for I achieved a lot.

DAILY OCCURANCE.

Awoke in the arly afternoon at Marie’s & Hugh’s. Pretty much mopped about, relaxed in other words.

DREAM JOURNAL

Some about a Space-Ship!

I love keeping a journal, its just so satisfying, to be able to look back on the previous year’s journal and know actually what I did, what I thought, what I felt to the very day.

And my rambling, I love my ramblings. For I’m putting into words all that swims in my heart mind and soul. I love my words because when in combination, they make fantastic sentences. Sentences that’ll make history.

Sometimes I surprise myself, even surpass myself.

IMMORTALITY.

I’ve been striving to discover that manner in which a mortal becomes an immortal. A possible answer has presented it-self while watching ‘Indian Jones and the Last Crusade’.

It start with the first recognised Immortal, Jesus Christ Son of God. He passed the power of Immortality onto the second recognised Immortal Sean Connery, this was done by filling a chalice with his blood (The Holy Grail), leaving it in a safe place for 2,000 years for him to find. Something to keep in mind, his son also drunk from the grail.

So there you have it, how the modern Immortal came about. Now the question is, how does Immortality get passed on, now as the Holy Grail has been lost and emptied, to mankind?

The answer can be found in ‘the humbling before God’ routine. How can the liquid, that the second mortal drank be passed onto the third? The answer is a bit crude. But what is more humbling than to drink the urine of a representative of God. A most humbling of acts, to receive a most fantastic of gifts, THE GIFT OF IMMORTALITY.

O.K it may not make sense, but hey, its something to think about. Anyway I hope you’ve liked my second page, and hope that continuing pages are as informative as this one!