Charlotte Ward, Belinda, and the Musas

We don’t often think about our old adversary Charlotte Alton Ward, aka Jacqui Farmer, these days.

However, on Tuesday one of the Hoaxtead mobsters (who shall remain nameless, but who looks as though he could use a good bath and a stint in rehab, say no more, say no more) posted something, ostensibly from Charlotte/Jacqui: As usual, there was no credit given to the post. It used full sentences and correct grammar, so we knew it wasn’t written by the blogger who’d published it; but it seemed like a very odd, not to mention self-contradictory, thing for Charlotte to have written.

“So, yeah, sorry about that, I truly am…and I hope you’ll stop abusing children”. Hardly a heartfelt apology.

Curious, we delved a bit deeper.

Charlotte/Jacqui has been on Steemit lately, under the name “Healingherb”, so that was the first place we looked. Sure enough, she had posted the video…but not the text. So where did the strange message come from? We don’t know yet.

Sorry, that’s a bit anti-climactic, isn’t it?

However, while we were on Steemit, we found another of Charlotte/Jacqui’s masterworks, in which she explains how she became a “children’s rights activist” when Belinda McKenzie drafted her as a “court supporter” at the trial of Gloria and Joseph Musa in 2012.

We hope it will compensate somewhat.

(Disclaimer: I’m reporting these events as I remember them and my impressions of them. This source offers factual and accurate reporting on the Musa case.)

It was summer 2012. I had just moved into the Highgate house that is known as London’s “conspiracy hub.” I was never an activist until then. I was to live there a year.

“Will you be able to accompany our group of activists to Crown Court over the next few weeks?” asked my “landlady” BM one morning, “It’s good to have a show of support in the public gallery.”

“I can be there for two weeks but after that I’ll be away,” I said, “What’s the trial about?”

“A mother who is having her children stolen by the State,” said BM.

“Sorry? What d’you mean?”

“The government steals people’s children,” she explained, “Didn’t you know?”

“No!” I said, “How?”

“Social Services. If the government likes the look of your children, Social Services will concoct a case and steal them. Once they’re in Care, the whole family is destroyed, their lives are ruined and God knows who or what can get their hands on them. It’s a gravy train.”

“I can’t believe I’m hearing this,” I said, “I’ve studied internet conspiracy for the past ten years – I can list ten SRA cases off the top of my head but nothing like that!”

“That’s because parents are gagged,” said BM, “It’s like Aaron Russo said – they’re destroying the family unit. And we all know the worst of it. But you won’t read about it in the media. Most of it happens in secret, in the Family Courts – Tony Blair set them up. There’s only Christopher Booker who writes the occasional article about it in the Telegraph. So no one knows it’s happening.”

“Oh. My. God. I’ll be there,” I said.

Let’s pause on this.

Yesterday we wrote about how the Hampstead SRA hoax could be viewed as a kind of internet prophecy cult. We think the conversation described above shines a bright light on exactly how someone like Belinda McKenzie is able to induct new followers.

Charlotte is already inclined to believe in internet conspiracies, but Belinda presents the Musas’ case not as “children are being removed from a family where they are being abused”, but rather as “the government steals people’s children” if they “like the look of them”.

They do this on a whim, she claims, presumably for nefarious purposes such as child trafficking. This is the hook that draws in the gullible, and it worked like a charm on Charlotte.

Belinda seals the deal by telling Charlotte that it’s a huge secret, only known to a privileged few…and now she’s being entrusted with this secret knowledge.

Charlotte again:

What followed was a very famous trial. I could only attend the first couple of weeks and I never studied the facts but those two weeks changed my life beyond measure. I had never even seen the inside of a court room before but the corruption I witnessed that first time (and God willing the last – although I am surveilled and continue to receive death threats for my activism) was so breathtaking, so enormous, that there was no way I could sit back and do nothing. As long as that level of very real (and growing) corruption existed on this planet, corruption that conspires to split up good families and tortures parents and children, breaking the most precious bonds in a society, devastating our future, I had work to do – work helping to expose it. And by exposing end it.

And that is how I have lived ever since. As some kind of activist. Exposing it. I have had to become a kind of outlaw – I have given it my all.

That trial changed the course of my life.

I wasn’t the only one whose life changed. The victims had it a million times worse. That trial had apparently been the mechanism by which the UK government had schemed via Haringey Council to remove seven well-mannered, well-educated, apparently balanced and healthy children from their Nigerian mother Gloria, a Bishop, and her partner Chiwar. They tried to make out that Gloria was a prostitute but she obviously was not. They tried to make out she was fiddling some benefits but even if she was (which she probably wasn’t) did that merit losing seven happy children?!

I watched those children give video evidence in court – their innocence was used against them. As I recall, they had few criticisms of their parents. We were supposed to believe that one of the children had dropped a letter appealing for help out of a bedroom window and that they had been beaten with brooms and wires but there was no sense of that in the testimonies I saw. I vaguely remember some of the questioning going something like this (this is just an example):

Crown: What does your mum cook for you?

Child: Um – chicken.
Crown: What’s the chicken like?
Child: Nice.
Crown: What do you eat at your foster carers?
Child: Um – chicken nuggets and variety pack cereals.
Crown: What’s that like?
Child: Lovely!
Crown: So do you like your mum’s cooking? Do you like it when she cooks chicken for you?
Child: (now in junk food versus home cooked dilemma) Um….no, not always. It’s boring.

Then the Crown tried to make out that Gloria had poisoned her other baby with morphine: its obvious desperation to push that lie was embarassing. At least by the time the “celebrity witness” – a local soap star – had been dragged in to seal the children’s fate, I had had to leave to take the holiday abroad I had long booked.

Charlotte is following the “cult member” script almost to the letter: she is ignoring the compelling testimony given by the children and others, who stated that the Musas had beaten their children with brooms, hoovers, and electrical wires, and instead focuses on other, more innocuous parts of the children’s testimony.

The evidence that the Musas had given their infant child an overdose of morphine shortly after the baby’s first birthday? Clearly cooked up to make the parents look bad. After all, Dear Leader…that is, Belinda has said that the parents are the victims here, and Belinda wouldn’t lie. Would she?

But I wasn’t the only supporter shedding tears the day we heard that 9 police had burst into Gloria’s hospital room with a crew of Social Workers….to tear away the newborn baby who was feeding at her breast. Of course, that poor mother had wrestled to keep her baby but those thugs had been so determined to snatch it, they had badly damaged her hip.

Yes – a large gang of police officers and Social Workers, in the pay of the UK government and taxpayers, had night-raided a maternity ward like it was a crack house and torn a newborn away from its mother, still recovering from the birth, as if she had been a criminal!

Permanently disabled. With no redress.

To add insult to injury, Gloria had been beaten up by prison or police officers. She was in agony. She had to be wheeled into the courtroom to give evidence – and even then there had been a debate about “whether the accused was going to be allowed to sit in a wheelchair”! I could not believe the inhumanity of the “justice” system: this lame woman had been cruelly chained into a wheelchair as if she was in danger of making a run for it! And she was crying. Without pain relief. All on her own. In front of a full court room. A prisoner having committed no crime! I was sitting in a UK court room for the first time and this is what I saw.

God help us.

As an aside, we are amazed at the number of “permanently disabled” people Belinda seems to know. They must all be pushed into courtrooms in wheelchairs, or hobble about with the aid of Nordic walking sticks, until those are taken away and the poor person becomes completely disabled. Some are even deported back to the United States, only to be left to rot in the airport outside Washington DC in a wheelchair, with no assistance at all. They are never given pain relief or medical help…it’s astounding, really.

Here’s Charlotte again:

What have we come to as a society when we have to witness this corruption in our police, Social Services and judiciary?

(And the whole bloody rest of them.)

This is not conspiracy theory, this is real. And for anyone to pretend that it is not real is either deluded or a liar. And if they are lying, we have to ask why they might be doing that.

And I stand up to be counted. I am someone who tries to do something about this. I’ve been deep in the new age in the past – I know very well the esoteric party line that “you can only change the outside if you change the inside”……and each to his or her own but even Jesus lost his temper in the temple. So I’ve left sitting on my arse meditating until the next lifetime. Because if we don’t all support parents and children who are going through this now, I believe, there won’t be any next lifetime on earth worth living. Not for humanity.

It is at this point that I will accept being called a “conspiracy theorist”. None of us knows what is going to happen in the future or when we die – but the Crown stealing children is third dimension here and now.

What’s interesting about this is that we know from previous correspondence between Charlotte and Belinda that Charlotte now regards her former cult leader…er, mentor with some scepticism.

However, thanks to her indoctrination via the Musa case, it seems that Charlotte regards herself still as a “child and family activist”…albeit one who only “believes the children” when it is convenient for her to do so.