Tag Archives: Daniel Morgan Murder

Public inquiries and the silence of a decent interval

Posted on August 13, 2015 by lawrence serewicz

Silence is the ultimate weapon of power –Charles de Gaulle In the UK today, there are many different public inquiries under way. Some have only finished recently while others are still to report. A full list of inquiries, inquests and … Continue reading →

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The UK’s Praetorian Guards and Daniel Morgan’s Murder

Posted on December 21, 2014 by lawrence serewicz

Over the past few years we have been treated to a sorry spectacle in UK society. What we have seen is that those nominally called the guardians of the regime and the public interest, (the press, the politicians, and the … Continue reading →

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