Pro bono?

@FrayedBear I'll wait for any response, if none coming then this letter will be plastered everywhere I can. I will appeal for pro bono then. Otherwise, happy to do it myself. I'm standing firm ground and after 6 court appearances, won a case the cops bought against me here. Hopefully they investigate me and understand I'm not one to bluff.
I suspect I represent many visitors to nursing homes. The nurses/ police and teachers will be the big cases. If you know a lawyer willing to pro bono, let me know.

@FrayedBear My motivation is not financial gain. Happy for any lawyer to earn any compensation awarded. Crimes against humanity. My motivation is to take these fascist pigs with snouts in the public trough, happy to be ultra authoritarian, down. Ruin their legacy's, that's how to hurt vain psycho's.

@puff lol, looking for a few myself. Can't even get a senior law academic at Melbourne university to confirm about a year ago that she agreed that I had proven about 24 breaches by Australia of a human rights covenant signed by them in the early 90's. Didn't do me any good back then nor now nearly 30 years on!

@puff I must say that the recently posted video of Ralph Wilde giving his presentation impressed me for delivery, content & reasoning.

@FrayedBear I'm fine doing it myself, done that twice now and won both times (mind you, a lawyer would have got me more probably in an underpayment case. I went for $170K and got $70K).
I'm one of those dangerous people who gives no fucks. Not career climbing or seeking finances. I found when I tripped up defense lawyers, I get judges respect and both told me I was a very good, genuine witness thus believable. Sure, could have done it better but I have learnt some and will be prepared if it comes to that. Authority does not impress me, not overawed by it as many are. I will have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Jeannette Young has much to lose and nothing to gain (defeat me, I am a nothing. I know that).
You only live once, so may as well have a bit of fun along the way

@FrayedBear The 24 breaches bit, sounds to me like an international court thing that you could kick off here but get heard elsewhere. That's rather big money needed. If serious, I would contact Assange support groups as a good chance there are fair minded lawyers in England they know whom may be interested in a pro bono case against the Commonwealth of Australia.

@puff thanks for the suggestion. I doubt that I'll live long enough for it to even start.

@puff I have the disadvantage of being male & of the hated race.

@FrayedBear Good Aryan stock myself

@puff but you're Australian?

@FrayedBear Old chook's Dutch/ Freisland. Hitler would love me, not quite a pure blood but halfway there . Blonde haired, blue eyed, strikingly handsome

@puff the 24 breaches arose from 3 judges at appeal telling me that they couldn't uphold international covenant signed by Australia because the Federal Parliament hadn't legislated it into Australian law. I was representing myself because, I was told, the Labor party withdrew all funding to divert it to the defence of Carmen Lawrence against murder charges in WA.
Not interesting that they could use US, UK & other foreign case law to justify decisions they made contrary to established Australian law & precedent.

@FrayedBear Gotcha! Carmen Lawrence. now that's a blast from the past. We do like signing shit, getting the photo op, then fail to enshrine shit in Australian law. Sounds like a Geoffery Robinson type thing. Overseas job with a QC, now KC (I was soooooooo tempted to chuck a "F" in the middle of that)

@puff Back in 1996 the fish net stocking wearer caused a bill to be introduced I think by the great white hope of Evans to lead the UN when the Administrative Decisions bill sought to formally deny the applicability of all such international conventions not ratified in local law.
Retrospective legislation is accepted as not being valid under any democratic rule.
These Australian judges simply identified the lack of quality & inherent ignorance on the bench.

@puff but you were born here or there?

@FrayedBear Here. If I went to Holland and said "Hi, I'm half Dutch" I'm pretty sure they would say "FO Aussie". Mum was a "get the hell out of Europe" 10 year old early 50's migrant. The 10 pound Pom era. Old man was a religious nutter kicked out of England, one of the first ships in SA. Yep, my forebear was a god botherer, sent out to convert heathens and annoy others no doubt..

@puff lots of the gb's particularly SA & Vic.

Cheers. Also the formula used in trials differed from the one used in production. The longer time goes, the more dodgy this whole pharmaceutical covid response looks.