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Author, Motivational Speaker Prison Reform Campaigner

Wales, United Kingdom
Joined September 2012
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The issues about prison needs to be discussed and a proper debate needs to be had to set out how to improve the prison system for prisoners and staff. Drugs and violence are at an all time high putting prisoners and staff at risk this is not good.
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We should also not forget the victims of crime in my case the killer is still free after 31 years and that bothers me just as much as my wrongful conviction.
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One prison officer who witnessed me being assaulted by another officer did stick up for me and told the governor what happened the officer who assaulted me placed me on false charges the governor threw these out and I was placed back on the wing .
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I met some very good prison officers and not all are the same many do a difficult job and i have witnessed unprovoked attacks on them it is not nice to see at all. you have to look at both sides.
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Michael O'Brien retweeted
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Did you hear about the singer Adele going into a mental hospital? so would you if you were still chasing pavements lol😂
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I like many others battle with severe Depression and PTSD everyday I just don't normally talk about it.
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The system should be based on honesty instead we are fed lies from the cradle to the grave.
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South Wales police picked on the wrong ones when they arrested us for nothing they thought we were just going to lie down and take what they did to us. Well i proved them wrong.
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When people talk of prisons being like holiday camps it really pissed me off because in the top security prisons all i saw was death and destruction brutality like you have never seen before and violence became the norm.
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When i was in prison seven inmates were killed by the hands of other inmates saw one die right in front of me Norman manning I could not sleep for two weeks after seeing this and still haunts me to this day.
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As long as their is breath in my body and I can still speak out i will continue to fight to get Justice for the victims family and newsagent 3. 31 Years and i'm still going strong i will never give up for fighting what is right.
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Really concerned at the CCRC who should be referring cases back to the Court of Appeal and are not doing so questions needs to be raised in Parliament about this. I know a number of cases which should have been sent back to c.o.a. along time ago.
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This Sharia Law is nothing but evil and has no place in a civilised society
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We should start by banning the sale of torture equipment full stop and guns ect to these evil human rights abusers.
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Britain needs to stand up to any country that abuses Human rights of its citizens Iran, Saudi Arabia, America ect ect.
Give us the teachings of his majesty, we don't want a devils philosophy Bob Marley 1976 taken from his song One Drop.
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Love it when people unfollow you for speaking the truth lol
The public think that once a miscarriage of justice victim has his named cleared everything is hunky dory yet it could not be further from the truth. We are forgotten about by the system who think we are just going to go away. Well thats a mistake on there part.
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The only difference in relation to miscarriages of justice from the past is not that they are not happening today .it just means they are better at hiding the evidence to stop a miscarriage of justice from coming to light.
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