http://zoompad.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/links.html
Anonymous said...
Just remove all references to people living in Jersey.
Syvret has never produced any evidence to back up any claim either to the local police station or in the UK. The people of Jersey do not deserve your aggressive blogging when they do not even know who you are or understand your motives.
26 October 2013 03:50
Zoompad said...
My aggressive blogging? I think you meant to say my ASSERTIVE blogging. At least, I would hope you did.
As for who deserves what, the WEST MIDLANDS children that got shipped off to Haut de la Garenne didn't deserve the way they were treated.
26 October 2013 12:57
Zoompad said...
PINDOWN in Staffordshire was GRAND PRIX in Jersey
26 October 2013 12:58
Zoompad said...
"Anonymous said...
Just remove all references to people living in Jersey."
I'm going to be fair here.
Which posts in particular do you want me to remove?
26 October 2013 13:03
Anonymous said...
YOU SHOULD REMOVE ALL THESE AT LEAST.
the pro paedophile jersey hdlg murder farce blog i... - Zoompad's blog
zoompad.blogspot.com/.../pro-paedophile-jersey-hdlg-murder-farce.htm...
Oct 12, 2011 - The cowardly devils on that Blog of Doom are so obsessed with me! "Zoompad said... A friend of mine messed them around with community ...
another abusive post from the jersey criminal ... - Zoompad's blog
zoompad.blogspot.com/2010/12/another-abusive-post-from-jersey.html
Dec 29, 2010 - I was not going to make a special post, but when I read what the JERSEY HAUT DE LA GARENNE MURDER FARCE blog - a blog which is ...
zoompad.blogspot.com/2011/09/may-god-forgive-you-jersey-abuse.html
Zoompad's blog: JON HAWORTH'S DEATH THREAT
zoompad.blogspot.com/2011/03/jon-haworths-death-threat.html
Mar 29, 2011 - Labels: JON HAWORTH DUMB AND DUMBER THE JERSEY HAUT DE LA GARENNE MURDER FARCE BLOG IDIOT NINCOMPOOP BULLY ...
Zoompad's blog: HOORAY!
zoompad.blogspot.com/2011/03/hooray.html
Mar 29, 2011 - Jonathan Sharrock Haworth (40), of St Helier, told the court that he ... And now look, Jon Haworth bis STILL at it, going round all our blogs, ...
29 October 2013 05:04
Zoompad said...
Why?
And who are you, please?
29 October 2013 05:12
Zoompad said...
WOW!
It looks like someone else - a HACKER - has already started removing these blogposts!
Because it certainly wasn't me removing them!
Those blogposts are evidence of the horrible bullying I was subjected to on the Jersey HDLG Murder Farce blog.
Never mind though, they've all been copied copies hidden in very safe places.
Try digging up the entire woodland of Cannock Chase and you may be able to find those ones to destroy as well!
29 October 2013 05:17
Tuesday, 29 October 2013
Friday, 25 October 2013
WHAT ON EARTH IS THIS?
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40, Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity, Simon Kaston, Artist Liaison Manager ... 61, NSPCC, Tom Haughton, Artist & Ambassador Liaison Officer ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-17733798
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132ShareFacebookTwitter.Great Ormond Street Hospital 'victimising concerned staff'By Tim Donovan
Political Editor, BBC London
Great Ormond Street Hospital has an international reputation for excellence in children's health care Continue reading the main story
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Great Ormond Street Hospital is facing accusations that it is downgrading child protection work and "victimising" staff who raise concerns.
Doctors claim the hospital has ignored warnings about the reduction in its specialist expertise in diagnosing abuse.
According to the former head of its radiology department, its withdrawal of services since the death of Baby Peter is putting children's safety at risk.
And a senior Conservative MP has also criticised the hospital over its treatment of another consultant, who was accused of falsifying expenses.
Former head of radiology Professor Christine Hall says the hospital has withdrawn from vital child protection work since the Peter Connelly - Baby P - case.
Radiologists at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) were relied upon to give their expert opinion on child abuse cases to doctors around the country.
From X-rays, they made judgements on whether injuries could be accidental or not. But they are now turning away requests for second opinions.
Professor Hall says she was referred scores of cases each year, many complex and time-consuming, which often involved preparation of reports for court cases.
She said: "Other people might be tempted to improve what we're doing, but it seems the opposite case here. They just wanted to withdraw from anything to do with child abuse.
Peter Connelly's mother, her boyfriend and his brother were convicted of causing his death in 2008
"I found this quite horrifying. It was an impossible situation to be in and whoever had dreamt this up obviously had no idea what it involved.
"The consultants were told they could no longer accept referrals of possible child abuse cases. I was shocked. This was the whole reason for Great Ormond Street existing, to help with difficult cases and to provide opinions for court appearances and things like that."
She claims concerns raised by staff about downgrading the service have not been treated appropriately.
"I think complaints are not listened to, not taken seriously, ignored, and often the person doing the complaining had been victimised."
Great Ormond Street say it had become "custom and practice" for Professor Hall to see cases referred by other hospitals, but this was stopped after she left in 2006, before Baby Peter died.
In a statement, they said: "Following her retirement, the radiology team decided, with management support, to stop accepting external requests for 'radiology only' second opinions because the hospital does not have an A&E and therefore, in the department's view, it was not an appropriate focus for the radiology department.
"Child protection work is a core part of the role of all paediatric radiologists, and GOSH is no exception."
Further concerns have been raised about the reduction of specialist work in the radiology department.
Karen Rosendahl was one of a three-member team, specialising in multi-skeletal (MSK) radiology. Since she left two years ago there have been no MSK specialists and the work is done by radiologists with general skills. She claims it has led to recent misdiagnosis of children.
"I have concerns about children's safety. One particular case was misdiagnosed and had the wrong sort of treatment. Another case was misdiagnosed as abuse when it wasn't abuse".
Great Ormond Street rejects this. It said: "Any concern raised by staff at Great Ormond Street is taken very seriously. We encourage staff to raise concerns.
Lib Dem minister Lynne Featherstone claimed there had been a "cover-up"
"On investigation we have found no evidence of any risk to patient safety."
At the time of Peter Connelly's death in August 2007, Great Ormond Street was responsible for child protection in Haringey, and recruited the locum, Dr Sabah Al-Zayyat, who examined the toddler two days before he died.
Last year Home Office Minister Lynne Featherstone claimed there had been a "cover-up" after it emerged the hospital withheld details of its failings from the original enquiry.
Criticisms were contained in a confidential report into Dr Al-Zayyat and the St Ann's clinic where she worked, but a number were not passed on to the serious case review.
The Sibert report - as it became known - revealed a shortage of staff, lack of nursing support and poor access to medical records. Consultants at the clinic had warned about the same problems a year before.
A BBC documentary reveals key failings - identified by Sibert - also didn't appear in a second serious case review. And the hospital pressurised the health regulator not to make criticisms in the Sibert report public.
Social care expert Professor Ray Jones said: "If at any point in time there's been deliberate editing and exclusion to make sure that information doesn't transfer from one stage of the process to another then that has got to be a cause of concern because you have disrupted and destroyed the purpose of the process."
Acrimonious dispute
Great Ormond Street says it withheld information from the first serious case review for legal reasons and to preserve confidentiality but gave the full unredacted Sibert report to the second serious case review.
Details have also emerged of an acrimonious four-year dispute involving another senior radiologist and Great Ormond Street.
Dr Cathy Owens faced an allegation of fraud in 2008 over her claims for reimbursement of the congestion charge. She was made to pay back the money but Great Ormond Street chose not to take disciplinary action at the time.
In 2010 she lodged a grievance about her treatment by the hospital. A few weeks later she was reported to the General Medical Council (GMC) by some of her own colleagues. They resurrected the previous investigation into her expenses as a basis for their referral.
Conservative MP Sir Peter Bottomley says the GMC should not have been involved, and has criticised the hospital for allowing it.
He said: "As soon as the hospital knew that there had been a referral of Dr Owens, it should have intervened and said this is a dead issue.
"Whatever the rights and wrongs may have been just over two years ago, it's not a matter to bring up in public now, it clearly doesn't affect a doctor's fitness to practice, it's been disposed of."
'Pure victimisation'
The GMC has now dropped the case, saying there was no prospect of proving dishonesty, and questioned why it was "silent for well over two years" before a formal complaint was made.
Professor Hall claims Dr Owens was targeted unfairly.
She said: "I think this is pure victimisation of Cathy Owens. My view is that they are trying to persuade her by one means or another to resign."
Great Ormond Street said it did not take disciplinary action against Dr Owens initially because it wanted to avoid further disruption in the radiology department. It says it was obliged to pass all information on to the GMC, after her referral.
"We were bound to ensure that the General Medical Council received a clear, transparent and accurate account of all the key evidence."
Great Ormond Street Hospital is broadcast on BBC One London on 18 April at 19:30 BST and nationwide on the iPlayer for seven days thereafter.
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18 April 2012 Last updated at 15:36 Share this pageEmail Print Share this page
132ShareFacebookTwitter.Great Ormond Street Hospital 'victimising concerned staff'By Tim Donovan
Political Editor, BBC London
Great Ormond Street Hospital has an international reputation for excellence in children's health care Continue reading the main story
Related Stories
Baby P GP failed in duty - GMC
Baby P resignation is 'overdue'
MP tells hospital chief to resign
Great Ormond Street Hospital is facing accusations that it is downgrading child protection work and "victimising" staff who raise concerns.
Doctors claim the hospital has ignored warnings about the reduction in its specialist expertise in diagnosing abuse.
According to the former head of its radiology department, its withdrawal of services since the death of Baby Peter is putting children's safety at risk.
And a senior Conservative MP has also criticised the hospital over its treatment of another consultant, who was accused of falsifying expenses.
Former head of radiology Professor Christine Hall says the hospital has withdrawn from vital child protection work since the Peter Connelly - Baby P - case.
Radiologists at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) were relied upon to give their expert opinion on child abuse cases to doctors around the country.
From X-rays, they made judgements on whether injuries could be accidental or not. But they are now turning away requests for second opinions.
Professor Hall says she was referred scores of cases each year, many complex and time-consuming, which often involved preparation of reports for court cases.
She said: "Other people might be tempted to improve what we're doing, but it seems the opposite case here. They just wanted to withdraw from anything to do with child abuse.
Peter Connelly's mother, her boyfriend and his brother were convicted of causing his death in 2008
"I found this quite horrifying. It was an impossible situation to be in and whoever had dreamt this up obviously had no idea what it involved.
"The consultants were told they could no longer accept referrals of possible child abuse cases. I was shocked. This was the whole reason for Great Ormond Street existing, to help with difficult cases and to provide opinions for court appearances and things like that."
She claims concerns raised by staff about downgrading the service have not been treated appropriately.
"I think complaints are not listened to, not taken seriously, ignored, and often the person doing the complaining had been victimised."
Great Ormond Street say it had become "custom and practice" for Professor Hall to see cases referred by other hospitals, but this was stopped after she left in 2006, before Baby Peter died.
In a statement, they said: "Following her retirement, the radiology team decided, with management support, to stop accepting external requests for 'radiology only' second opinions because the hospital does not have an A&E and therefore, in the department's view, it was not an appropriate focus for the radiology department.
"Child protection work is a core part of the role of all paediatric radiologists, and GOSH is no exception."
Further concerns have been raised about the reduction of specialist work in the radiology department.
Karen Rosendahl was one of a three-member team, specialising in multi-skeletal (MSK) radiology. Since she left two years ago there have been no MSK specialists and the work is done by radiologists with general skills. She claims it has led to recent misdiagnosis of children.
"I have concerns about children's safety. One particular case was misdiagnosed and had the wrong sort of treatment. Another case was misdiagnosed as abuse when it wasn't abuse".
Great Ormond Street rejects this. It said: "Any concern raised by staff at Great Ormond Street is taken very seriously. We encourage staff to raise concerns.
Lib Dem minister Lynne Featherstone claimed there had been a "cover-up"
"On investigation we have found no evidence of any risk to patient safety."
At the time of Peter Connelly's death in August 2007, Great Ormond Street was responsible for child protection in Haringey, and recruited the locum, Dr Sabah Al-Zayyat, who examined the toddler two days before he died.
Last year Home Office Minister Lynne Featherstone claimed there had been a "cover-up" after it emerged the hospital withheld details of its failings from the original enquiry.
Criticisms were contained in a confidential report into Dr Al-Zayyat and the St Ann's clinic where she worked, but a number were not passed on to the serious case review.
The Sibert report - as it became known - revealed a shortage of staff, lack of nursing support and poor access to medical records. Consultants at the clinic had warned about the same problems a year before.
A BBC documentary reveals key failings - identified by Sibert - also didn't appear in a second serious case review. And the hospital pressurised the health regulator not to make criticisms in the Sibert report public.
Social care expert Professor Ray Jones said: "If at any point in time there's been deliberate editing and exclusion to make sure that information doesn't transfer from one stage of the process to another then that has got to be a cause of concern because you have disrupted and destroyed the purpose of the process."
Acrimonious dispute
Great Ormond Street says it withheld information from the first serious case review for legal reasons and to preserve confidentiality but gave the full unredacted Sibert report to the second serious case review.
Details have also emerged of an acrimonious four-year dispute involving another senior radiologist and Great Ormond Street.
Dr Cathy Owens faced an allegation of fraud in 2008 over her claims for reimbursement of the congestion charge. She was made to pay back the money but Great Ormond Street chose not to take disciplinary action at the time.
In 2010 she lodged a grievance about her treatment by the hospital. A few weeks later she was reported to the General Medical Council (GMC) by some of her own colleagues. They resurrected the previous investigation into her expenses as a basis for their referral.
Conservative MP Sir Peter Bottomley says the GMC should not have been involved, and has criticised the hospital for allowing it.
He said: "As soon as the hospital knew that there had been a referral of Dr Owens, it should have intervened and said this is a dead issue.
"Whatever the rights and wrongs may have been just over two years ago, it's not a matter to bring up in public now, it clearly doesn't affect a doctor's fitness to practice, it's been disposed of."
'Pure victimisation'
The GMC has now dropped the case, saying there was no prospect of proving dishonesty, and questioned why it was "silent for well over two years" before a formal complaint was made.
Professor Hall claims Dr Owens was targeted unfairly.
She said: "I think this is pure victimisation of Cathy Owens. My view is that they are trying to persuade her by one means or another to resign."
Great Ormond Street said it did not take disciplinary action against Dr Owens initially because it wanted to avoid further disruption in the radiology department. It says it was obliged to pass all information on to the GMC, after her referral.
"We were bound to ensure that the General Medical Council received a clear, transparent and accurate account of all the key evidence."
Great Ormond Street Hospital is broadcast on BBC One London on 18 April at 19:30 BST and nationwide on the iPlayer for seven days thereafter.
Thursday, 24 October 2013
LINKS
Unlike a certain other blog which I used to post on, until it started bullying me and other victims of child abuse, by calling us homophobic for complaining about paedophiles who pretend to be gay, I can't really refer my readers to other blogs, because the paedophile network gangsters are so cunning that I can't be sure of every blog that says its against child abuse, and I would never want to refer vulnerable people to trickers.
We can't even trust people who say they are christians, because the paedophile gangsters are doing that as well, woe to them who mock the Lord in that way!
The only thing I do know is that God never lies, so if you are unsure about something ask God to show you the truth. Most people are against child abuse, you can see that just by your own eyes in your own communities, use your own eyes, ears, heart and the Lord your God, who hates child abuse, to guide you.
We can't even trust people who say they are christians, because the paedophile gangsters are doing that as well, woe to them who mock the Lord in that way!
The only thing I do know is that God never lies, so if you are unsure about something ask God to show you the truth. Most people are against child abuse, you can see that just by your own eyes in your own communities, use your own eyes, ears, heart and the Lord your God, who hates child abuse, to guide you.
Monday, 21 October 2013
EVEN MORE THINGS THAT I LIKE - THE CLASSICAL GUITARIST JOHN MILLS
I do love the way John Mills plays classical guitar, but not only is he a very good guitarist, he is also a very good teacher.
SOMETHING ELSE THAT I LIKE
I'm getting bullied and hacked (again) but I am DETERMINED to leave my blog with something nice on it, as a V sign to the bullies and demons that are trying to smash me up.
I've cried enough tears to make an ocean, and I want to be happy.
I love this piece of music and I am learning to play it, (trying!)but I dont know if I will ever play it as well as this talented man - I think his fingers must be made out of elastic, this piece is not easy!
ps I wont be posting any more anonymous bullying threatening comments, because I've been told mot to feed the Trolls!
I've cried enough tears to make an ocean, and I want to be happy.
I love this piece of music and I am learning to play it, (trying!)but I dont know if I will ever play it as well as this talented man - I think his fingers must be made out of elastic, this piece is not easy!
ps I wont be posting any more anonymous bullying threatening comments, because I've been told mot to feed the Trolls!
Saturday, 19 October 2013
Something that I like
I need to have a rest from blogging because being hacked made me get really upset, and makes me get ill.
I'm leaving my blog page with something lovely on it for a few days at least, it's my way of sticking up two fingers to Satan!
I have always loved this song of Dan Fogelbergs and hope other people will enjoy it as well.
SHY KEENAN PENNY MELLOR
Woman charged with stalking Shy Keenan
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8:49am Friday 18th October 2013 in News.
Woman charged with stalking campaigner Shy Keenan
A WOMAN has been charged with stalking child abuse campaigner Shy Keenan.
Penny Mellor, 52, from Coven in Wolverhampton, will appear in court on November 6.
Ms Keenan, who lives near Colchester, was the victim of an abusive relationship when she was younger and now devotes her time to safeguarding young people from abuse.
Mellor has been released on bail until her first court hearing, which will take place at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court.
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Shy Keenan blocked me on Twitter when I tried to tell her all about the Staffordshire Pindown cover up. Peter Saunders told her that I am agressive (I am actually assertive) because I told NAPAC about the Staffordshire Pindown cover up and to my astonishment they didn't want to know, which I found really upsetting.
Teresa Cooper - back in the days when she actually used to speak to me, before the media company that did that film of her and Frank Bruno and that Senior Police Officer had told her not to - that she had also contacted NAPAC and they didn't help her either.
Penny Mellor is another person who didn't want anything to do with the Pindown cover up when I tried to tell her about it.
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8:49am Friday 18th October 2013 in News.
Woman charged with stalking campaigner Shy Keenan
A WOMAN has been charged with stalking child abuse campaigner Shy Keenan.
Penny Mellor, 52, from Coven in Wolverhampton, will appear in court on November 6.
Ms Keenan, who lives near Colchester, was the victim of an abusive relationship when she was younger and now devotes her time to safeguarding young people from abuse.
Mellor has been released on bail until her first court hearing, which will take place at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court.
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Shy Keenan blocked me on Twitter when I tried to tell her all about the Staffordshire Pindown cover up. Peter Saunders told her that I am agressive (I am actually assertive) because I told NAPAC about the Staffordshire Pindown cover up and to my astonishment they didn't want to know, which I found really upsetting.
Teresa Cooper - back in the days when she actually used to speak to me, before the media company that did that film of her and Frank Bruno and that Senior Police Officer had told her not to - that she had also contacted NAPAC and they didn't help her either.
Penny Mellor is another person who didn't want anything to do with the Pindown cover up when I tried to tell her about it.
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