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PUBLIC RELEASE: Constitutional Correspondence (dated 18 November 2025) Today, Ethical Approach UK, jointly with Mark Sexton (M.Sexton), has placed into the public domain the full Constitutional Correspondence dated 18 November 2025, issued to: • the Lady Chief Justice • the Secretary of State for Justice • the Attorney General...

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🚨EXPLOSIVE: THE DAY OF RECKONING HAS BEGUN — THE EVIDENCE THEY SWORE WOULD NEVER SEE LIGHT IS NOW PUBLIC This morning, retired police constable Mark Sexton released Phase 1 of the documentary evidence supporting the Constitutional Correspondence issued on 18 November 2025. What’s now public is explosive — and it proves what millions suspected: There was a UK-wide order to block vaccine-related criminal complaints. And the proof comes not from whistleblowers or speculation… …but from police-authored documents, FOI responses, and recorded interactions. Here’s what Phase 1 confirms: • Police Scotland’s Speirs Directive ordered officers NOT to accept or record covid-vaccine crime allegations. • NPCC communications show the same blanket policy was mirrored across the UK. • Frontline officers were prevented from taking evidence — on camera, in multiple stations. • Crime reference 6029679/21 WAS real, active and resourced, until it was suddenly shut down with no lawful basis. • Judges made rulings without being given the full picture — because police failed to disclose the national ban on recording vaccine-related allegations. Every major institution involved — police, Parliament, judiciary — is now implicated in withholding or concealing material facts from the public. And this is only Phase 1. Sexton confirms: More phases are coming More documents will be released Thousands of additional files exist beyond what was included today Every claim in the 18 Nov correspondence is backed by verifiable evidence For years, people were smeared as “conspiracy theorists” for saying this happened. Today, the police’s own documents prove it did. This will have national consequences. Integrity, accuracy and constitutional transparency — that’s the standard this release sets. Share widely. The public deserves the truth. ETHICAL APPROACH UK M.Sexton

Jim Ferguson

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Evidence Release: Phase 1 Today, we release Phase 1 of the documentary evidence supporting the Constitutional Correspondence issued on 18 November 2025. This supplemental file demonstrates, by the provision of police-authored material, that: • A UK-wide blanket instruction existed to block the recording and investigation of vaccine-related criminal allegations, confirmed by Police Scotland’s Speirs Directive and corroborated by NPCC internal communications. • Frontline officers were prevented from accepting evidence, as shown in recorded public interactions and contemporaneous operational materials. • CRN 6029679/21 was never “without foundation” - a still-active evidence portal, hundreds of submitted statements and multiple police assurances confirm that a functioning investigation existed before it was subsequently shut down. • Judicial findings were made without key material facts, because police did not disclose the full investigative footprint, relevant national guidance or the provenance of the nationwide rejection policy. This evidence fully supports and substantiates every assertion made in the 18 November correspondence. Importantly, this is only Phase 1. Further releases will follow, each addressing additional strands of the evidential picture. We remain grateful for the extraordinary public support shown so far. Integrity, accuracy and constitutional transparency will continue to guide every step. PDF download Evidence Release: Phase 1 The video presentation by M.Sexton, which accompanies this post, can also be seen on YouTube, using the following link: Please take the time to read and share this evidential material, so that everyone has the opportunity to understand what has taken place and what continues to take place.

ETHICAL APPROACH UK

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Clarification Sought from Taoiseach, Justice Minister and Garda Commissioner Over Tullamore Show Incident The People’s Media Network, SnD Media, has formally written to An Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan, and Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly seeking urgent clarification on two related matters of significant public concern: the physical detention of contractor Christopher Duffy at the Tullamore Show for attempting to ask a question of public representatives, and the policing of fuel demonstrations earlier this year. At the Tullamore Show last Saturday, Mr Duffy was physically detained by members of An Garda Síochána after approaching An Taoiseach and other representatives with a question. Video footage of the incident has since circulated widely on social media, accumulating millions of views and sparking widespread public discussion about access to elected officials and the right of citizens to ask questions in public settings. Mr Duffy has provided feedback emphasising the growing frustration among the public. He described feeling under continuous scrutiny at the event, stating that every move he made was met with intimidation from members of An Garda Síochána. SnD Media will be releasing further analysis and feedback from citizens later today, including contributions from Michelle Keane, John Dallon, and Councillor Gavin Pepper. In separate formal emails sent this week, the People’s Media Network has asked the three senior figures to address why members of the general public were not permitted to put questions to An Taoiseach and other representatives at the event, with specific reference to Mr Duffy’s detention. The correspondence also raises questions about the April fuel demonstrations, which organisers, including Mr Duffy, say were arranged in ongoing communication with An Garda Síochána. According to the organisers, no prior instruction was issued by Gardaí before a large-scale deployment of Garda and Defence Forces personnel moved to clear the site, during which batons and pepper spray were used on multiple peaceful demonstrators. The People’s Media Network has framed the requests as a matter of democratic accountability, emphasising the importance of transparency regarding freedom of expression, the right to peaceful assembly, due process, and the proportionate use of force by An Garda Síochána. Analysis of the Tullamore Show incidents and the subsequent online reaction points to growing public unease about the space available for ordinary citizens to engage directly with their elected representatives. The rapid spread of the video of Mr Duffy’s detention has amplified calls for clear answers from those in positions of authority. SnD Media will continue to monitor responses to the correspondence and will report further as developments arise, including the additional citizen feedback scheduled for release later today.

SnDMedia

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Our attention has been drawn to public remarks by the Controller of Budget suggesting that certain public funds fall outside any framework of oversight and accountability. This characterisation is inaccurate and requires clarification. The mandate of the Office of the Controller of Budget is defined by Article 228 of the Constitution and the Controller of Budget Act, 2016. Under Article 228(4), the office authorises withdrawals from public funds under Articles 204, 206 and 207 — the Equalisation Fund, the Consolidated Fund and County Revenue Funds — and, under the Act, from any other public fund that an Act of Parliament expressly places under its approval. In every case, Article 228(5) requires only that she confirm the withdrawal is authorised by law. The funds referred to in the interview were established by their own legislation, each with defined mechanisms for management, withdrawal and audit. They remain fully subject to the oversight of the Auditor-General and Parliament. To suggest that money lawfully appropriated and administered under an Act of Parliament is beyond scrutiny is to misstate both the law and the facts. The Controller of Budget is an independent constitutional office, and Government respects that independence. Independence, however, is exercised through the constitutional and statutory instruments provided — reports to Parliament and lawful approval of withdrawals — not through public commentary that mischaracterises the legal framework. Where any office holder believes their mandate should be widened, the proper avenue is the legislative process. Government notes that amendments to the Public Finance Management Act to expand oversight of funds and levies outside existing budget channels are already before Parliament, and it welcomes that debate on its merits

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

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🚨 An Garda Síochána has ‘serious concerns’ with The Ditch: The Party Line As contributor Cian Ó Concubhair said: ‘The disinformation coming out of An Garda Síochána and the Department of Justice around drugs policing is really astonishing.’ Clip below. An Garda Síochána’s director of communications responds: ‘I wish to raise serious concerns with commentary you carried that accuses the Garda Commissioner of engaging in “disinformation”. ‘As you are aware, disinformation is false or misleading information that is spread on purpose to trick people, lie to the public, or gain power and money. ‘As such, your contributor has accused the Commissioner of lying to the public and to the Constitutional Convention when speaking on the de-criminalisation of illegal drugs. This is an incredibly serious charge, which has no basis in fact. ‘As a matter of fact, the Commissioner, at the invitation of the Chair of the Convention, was providing the expert view of An Garda Síochána based on extensive national and international experience that the de-criminalisation of illegal drugs ultimately benefits organised crime groups, who are engaged in murder, intimidation, slavery and people trafficking. ‘The Commissioner has said on the public record that An Garda Síochána supports the health-led approach, which is Government policy. ‘This is not disinformation – this is based on factual evidence from other jurisdictions that have de-criminalised certain previously illegal drugs. ‘While contributors are, of course, entitled to express their opinion and to disagree with our stated view, in the interests of fairness and balance, An Garda Síochána should have been provided with an opportunity to provide its view. ‘There is also an onus on The Ditch to publish factual information. It is not factual to say that the Commissioner engaged in disinformation and I would request that our comments in relation to the de-criminalisation of drugs that are a matter of public record are provided as part of your most recently published article.’

The Ditch

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POLICE WARN AGAINST UNLAWFUL PROTESTS AHEAD OF INAUGURATION By Victoria Kayeye Yambani The Zambia Police Service has issued a strong warning against planned unlawful processions, assemblies and protests across the country, including during Tuesday’s presidential inauguration. Police Inspector General Graphel Musamba says the Service has received credible intelligence that certain groups and individuals are mobilising and inciting members of the public to participate in unlawful protests. He says police are also aware of efforts to mobilise people to protest against the detention of certain suspects currently in police custody. While acknowledging that Article 21 of the Constitution guarantees the right to freedom of assembly and association, Mr Musamba says the right must be exercised within the law and is subject to limitations necessary to maintain public safety and order and protect the rights and freedoms of others. The Police Chief says the Zambia Police Service has a constitutional and statutory responsibility to maintain law and order, protect life and property, and ensure public safety and security. He has warned that anyone who participates in, organises, facilitates or supports unlawful activities will be dealt with firmly in accordance with the law. Members of the public have also been cautioned against being incited into violence, obstructing lawful activities or engaging in any conduct that amounts to a criminal offence. Police have further assured that all persons in custody are being accorded their constitutional and legal rights, while urging the public to remain calm, law-abiding and cooperative with law enforcement agencies during this period. #NewsOnTheGo

Diamond Media

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[WATCH] THE SECTION 89 MATTER On the Section 89 matter now before Parliament, so that the public is not misled by those who would dramatise an ordinary constitutional process. The ANC’s posture on the Section 89 Matter is one of procedural neutrality: the process is proceeding in an orderly manner under the binding Constitutional Court judgment, with the Committee’s draft Terms of Reference open for party submissions until Friday 10 July and the work of Parliament continues, it must not be rushed but deliberated carefully. The ANC will participate, if at all, only as amicus curiae, confined to parliamentary process and sequencing, because our duty is to defend the integrity of a constitutional process, not to argue any party’s merits. On the Terms of Reference, the ANC will not support the admissibility of untested hearsay: an inquiry of this gravity demands evidence under oath, properly tested, perjury on those who will think parliament is a playground to mislead or tell plain lies must also be applied. The question before parliament is whether the president committed high crimes and high misdemeanors and did so alive to it, knowingly. That is what parliament is to test but first, is the Panel Report itself a bona fide instrument, did it find correctly that high crimes and high misdemeanors occurred on the part of the president. What we know is that the Public Protector has said no, the SARB has said not so. Then, should parliament proceed now or wait till September court case? We think it is wise and economical to wait because September court gives parliament itself finality and a foundation. That is it. #ANCMediaBriefing #RegisterToVoteANC #YearOfDecisiveAction

ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

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