SCREWS:  At the ladder of authority, in ranks:

 

Infantry- Basic Grade officers through senior.

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Principle and Chief, latter company sergeant in charge of all the officers.

 

 

Above Them:  Real officer class of: AGs  DGs  Governor IV and, No 1 Governor and beyond again the heights of regional HQ, the Home Office and Civil Service, all the way to the Home Secretary.

 

 

 

The Home Office is where much of your History is stored, I hear! 

 

 

 

​I remember hearing from a father.

 

 

"If he didn't become a cop he would of been ​the robber." said his father.

 

                                      "Know what I mean!"                                       

 

 

 

 

 

 

  "The Watched can watch the Watchers."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Reading about the system, the world we seem to live under.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I started reading 'Inside Time' a book written by Ken Smith.  I remember Mike telling me about him but with so many stories, it passed by. 

I have read a few chapters and already seeing your life and seeing so many other men being treated in the same way.  And Women, it's shocking. 

Civil Liberties taken away enforced rules from the greed of 'The Elite'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Who Reviewed Inside Time?

 

   Ludovic Kennedy'

Kennedy was born in Edinburgh, the son of a career Royal Navy officer, Edward Coverley Kennedy, and his wife, Rosalind Grant, daughter of Sir Ludovic Grant, 11th Baronet. His mother Rosalind was a cousin of the Conservative politician Robert Boothby, later Lord Boothby. He was schooled at Eton College (where he played in a jazz band with Humphrey Lyttelton), and was set for university when the Second World War broke out.

 

 

 

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Quote from the front cover of Inside Time:

 

" The best written and most illuminating account I have read of English prison life"    Ludovic Kennedy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Getting a better picture of prison life.  Ronald Biggs Great Train Robber "Quote from page 130​​

Ronnie says about the books he's reading; the guy stamping Ronnie’s books, says "Do you think they'll ever swap you?"

Ronnie answers, "I don't really know I'm still going through debriefing,” pretending ignorance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The prisoners marched in under control. And assembled in commonly order.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pictures of Prison Life

 

 

 Prisons are Gold Mines.

Tax payers (The People are paying the Price)

 

 Men and women in Prison are not all evil but are forced, degraded and controlled by the weak as they fear their strength.

 

 

 

       

 

 

                                                                How our class is  being treated. 

 

 

 

We can already see in the news and media about mental health issues getting bigger in our society.​



 

 

James W Prescott:

 

 (Violence, Depression, Anxiety, Mental Health)​


If such separation in early childhood is not well handled, sensitive children may be emotionally disturbed for a considerable time afterwards.

 

It is believed that children aged 6 months to 4 years are more particularly vulnerable. On reunion with mother after a separation it is helpful if the mother can recognize what her child has been feeling. It is important to understand and accept the feelings of hurt, anger and sadness which may come to the surface, perhaps with clinging and babyish behavior  as the child seeks to clear the way to develop once again a trusting, loving and co-operative relationship with his parents. This is one of Nature's healing processes which should be handled with gentle respect and acceptance, not punishment.

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The struggle to understand the infant-parent bond ranks as one of the great quests of modern psychology, one that touches us deeply because it holds so many clues to how we become who we are.

 

Doctor Peter Cook says;

‘Many human troubles would be lessened if the emotional needs of infants and young children were better understood in our society. This applies particularly to attachment needs and the effects of separating infants from their parents.​

Some of the most damaged women were routinely placed in the segregation unit for "good order and discipline", it found, with, again, inadequate efforts to address the causes of their distress and manage their behavior constructively.​
Hardly the ideal way to prepare women for incarceration. And avoidable, except to give them separate transport would trim the profits of the private companies that ferry women prisoners around.​
Another depressing feature, not confined to New Hall, was that inspectors said "as we have found elsewhere, at night, one male member of staff was in sole charge of the mother and baby unit". The watchdogs found that "unacceptable". I find it gross, uncaring mismanagement.​



 

 

By Eric Allison.​
The Guardian


'Visits are especially important in a women's prison, where many inmates are held long distances from their homes and have been the primary carers of their children prior to custody. Inspectors found visits often started late and finished early. Shockingly and inexcusably, they found "separation visits" – where women say farewell to their children before they are taken for adoption – sometimes took place in the main visiting hall. Are they not entitled to respect and dignity at such a traumatic time.

 

Who made these disgraceful decisions?

I see the evil intentions to separate my family and cause this behavior above, but my children have been cared for and cradled from birth and breast fed up to the age of 4yrs old, the bond is already their.  The Authorities are now trying to use 'Time' as a form of punishment but' unconditional Love will not be broken. It's infinite. 

 

A disgrace of the parliament members and now MPs are now being named and shamed, some of the wrongdoers and cleaning up the system.



Sharing knowledge of others that I find interesting for my page to share with you on facebook.

 

 

 

Men and Women in prison​

Imprisoning people, our usual way of dealing with crime, will not solve the problem, because the causes of violence lie in our basic values and the way in which we bring up our children and youth. Physical punishment, violent films and TV programs teach our children that physical violence is normal.​
But these early life experiences are not the only or even the main source of violent behaviour. Recent research supports the point of view that deprivation of physical pleasure a major ingredient in the expression of physical violence.​
Why it's important to Breast feed our children, giving them plenty of TLC from birth?​


James W Prescott​ 


‘Reminding us why it's important to Breast feed our children, giving them plenty of TLC from birth. In his studies he shows that when a baby, or an animal is taken away from its mother and separating them into individual cages.​


'We see what happens.’​



Doctor Peter Cook says;

If such separation in early childhood is not well handled, sensitive children may be emotionally disturbed for a considerable time afterwards. It is believed that children aged 6 months to 4 years are more particularly vulnerable. On reunion with mother after a separation it is helpful if the mother can recognize what her child has been feeling. It is important to understand and accept the feelings of hurt, anger and sadness which may come to the surface, perhaps with clinging and babyish behavior  as the child seeks to clear the way to develop once again a trusting, loving and co-operative relationship with his parents. This is one of Nature's healing processes which should be handled with gentle respect and acceptance, not punishment.​
The struggle to understand the infant-parent bond ranks as one of the great quests of modern psychology, one that touches us deeply because it holds so many clues to how we become who we are.

 

 

‘Many human troubles would be lessened if the emotional needs of infants and young children were better understood in our society. This applies particularly to attachment needs and the effects of separating infants from their parents.​
Some of the most damaged women were routinely placed in the segregation unit for "good order and discipline", it found, with, again, inadequate efforts to address the causes of their distress and manage their behavior constructively.​
Hardly the ideal way to prepare women for incarceration. And avoidable, except to give them separate transport would trim the profits of the private companies that ferry women prisoners around.​
Another depressing feature, not confined to New Hall, was that inspectors said "as we have found elsewhere, at night, one male member of staff was in sole charge of the mother and baby unit". The watchdogs found that "unacceptable". I find it gross, uncaring mismanagement.​



 

By Eric Allison.​
The Guardian


Visits are especially important in a women's prison, where many inmates are held long distances from their homes and have been the primary carers of their children prior to custody. Inspectors found visits often started late and finished early. Shockingly and inexcusably, they found "separation visits" – where women say farewell to their children before they are taken

for adoption – sometimes took place in the main visiting hall. Are they not entitled to respect and dignity at such a traumatic time? Who made these disgraceful decisions?’



“The pleasures have been taken away from them, which we were born with, as children.

 

 

Human violence is fast becoming a global epidemic all over the world, unless the causes of violence are isolated and treated; we will continue to live in a world of fear and apprehension.​



Why is there so much violence in the world?​
Unlike violence pleasure seems to be something the world can’t get enough of.​
People are constantly in search of new forms of pleasure, yet most of our ‘pleasure’ activities appear to be substitutes for the natural pleasures of touching.​


We touch for pleasure or for pain or we don’t touch at all. Imprisoning people, our usual way of dealing with crime, will not solve the problem, because the causes of violence lie in our basic values and the way in which we bring up our children and youth.​
Physical punishment, violent films and TV programs teach our children that physical violence is normal.​
But these early life experiences are not the only or even the main source of violent behavior  Recent research supports the point of view that deprivation of physical pleasure a major ingredient in the expression of physical violence.​


The struggle to understand the infant-parent bond ranks as one of the great quests of modern psychology, one that touches us deeply because it holds so many clues to how we become who we are.

children as young as 10years old on the state's public sex offender registry.

 

Sex offenders getting younger, more violent

 

Children being raped by Prison Guards in Borstal 

http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=253460

 

 

Napoleon Hill - The Mystery of Sex Transmutation.

'Widespread ignorance on the subject of sex is due to the fact that the subject has been surrounded with the mystery and beclouded by dark silence. The conspiracy of mystery and silence has had the same effect upon the minds of young people that the psychology of prohibition had. The results has been increased curiosity, and desire to aquire more knowledge on this  verboten' subject ; and to the shame of the law makers.

 by training best qualified to educate youth on the subject.

 

Reminding myself that Sex desire is the most powerful of human desires

The desire for sexual expression is inborn and natural.

The desire cannot and should not be submerged or eliminated. But it should be given an outlet through forms of expression which enrich the body , mind and the spirit of life.

 

 

From  experts on Sex Education.