Aishah, Thanks for your response. The reason no one will touch it is first, because of the Defence Notices in place in all English speaking countries - including the United States of America -and secondly, because the story is a difficult one that requires research and interviews by the journalist involved so that they can satisfy themselves as to the validity of the matters. Most journalists are not terribly well educated and when you add to this the jurisprudential basis of the story - which is about politics and fraud,but is foundered on legislation - the journalists we've come across are more interested in rehashing a press release or covering a sports story or celebrity gossip piece.
That said, if you know of a journalist who is willing to do some hard work it won't take them long to realise the significance of what we have and to verify our assertions and contacts. We would prefer a journalist who doesn't work in an English speaking country or for an organisation with it's headquarters in an English speaking country. A journalist by the name of [Deleted] let us down rather badly by getting some former BBC journalists involved and taking some reasonably important documentation which he didn't return after he was warned off by the BBC people who(and against our strong advice) he felt would help him. We have been in contact with members of the British government who are fully aware of the problem and the ramifications, but that said, it's not in their interest to rock the boat - although we know that they will act as soon as the story is published and the economic consequences kick in (although in that regard I believe that the economic depression will beat us to the line). Please don't hesitate to pass this material on to any journalists that you believe may be interested in the biggest story of their life. Believe me,stories just don't get much bigger than this one - hence the Defence Notices. Thanking you for your email and awaiting a reply, I remain Sincerely, Albert
