Michael (of Bernicia) Waugh, UK bankster-buster

[Footloose52]

I wonder if this is related as well even though it is the other side of the country. Seems to tie in.

BBC article - headline - Covid vaccinations: Anti-vaxers use 'crime number' to try to halt jabs

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60083474

[AnOwlCalledSage]

I wonder if this is related as well even though it is the other side of the country. Seems to tie in.

BBC article - headline - Covid vaccinations: Anti-vaxers use 'crime number' to try to halt jabs

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60083474

I don't think this is O'Bonkers. It's the Piers Corbyn/Hannah Rose idiots.

His report is doctors killing people with end of life drugs. They are similar but not the same.

[John Uskglass]

I don't think this is O'Bonkers. It's the Piers Corbyn/Hannah Rose idiots.

Yes, quoting the 'crime number' seems to be Piers C's thing.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... linic.html

Anti-vaxxer Piers Corbyn is charged with causing a nuisance for trying to close down Guy's and St Thomas' Covid vaccine clinic

The post also referenced what it said was a crime reference number relating to allegations about people being vaccinated.

You wonder if people have noticed that despite his claims that the Met are investigating his claims, Waugh hasn't even managed to get a 'crime number' of his own. Indeed it must be quite galling for Waugh that the Corbynites seem to be getting all the attention, at least in part because they've actually managed to get the boots on the ground.

[Penny Wise]

According to this site

https://notaakhirzaman.com/9084/

Michael O'Bullshitter has jumped on the bandwagon and is lending his weight and support to it.

So even more of a car crash waiting to happen than ever before.

[Penny Wise]

I wonder if this is related as well even though it is the other side of the country. Seems to tie in.

BBC article - headline - Covid vaccinations: Anti-vaxers use 'crime number' to try to halt jabs

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60083474

Is this Hannah Rose really the infamous Hannah Shotbolt aka Hannah Rose ?

I don't think this is O'Bonkers. It's the Piers Corbyn/Hannah Rose idiots.

His report is doctors killing people with end of life drugs. They are similar but not the same.

[longdog]

Oh dear... Toys well and truly out of pram.

I'm not on Twitter and don't know how to drive it anyway. Not sure if he's rage-quit Twitter entirely.

[AnOwlCalledSage]

Confirmation that he's a moron!

My local force used to issue crime reference numbers* for lost mobile phones. It has never meant that they are out actively investigating a crime. It was just a record of your interaction with them. It was filed in the basement in a cabinet marked "Beware of the leopard".

* They don't any more.

[John Uskglass]

Nice clear report from the Manchester Evening News regarding anti-vaxxers trying the 'crime number' bollocks in Stockport.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk ... r-22852925

Police were called after a group of anti-vaxxers tried to present a 'cease and desist notice' at a pop-up Covid-19 jab clinic and falsely claimed police were investigating 'crimes' being committed.

Video footage of the moment Greater Manchester Police intervened at Trinity Methodist Church in Stockport is being shared on social media.

Campaigners are using a police 'crime number' - and wrongly claiming an investigation is ongoing - to allege vaccination centres are breaking the law and jabs are dangerous.

.............

The Metropolitan Police said: "On 20 December, a number of documents were submitted at a west London police station in support of allegations of criminality in relation to the UK's vaccine programme.

"A crime reference number was created and provided to the complainants.

"This is not an indication that an investigation is under way or that a crime has been committed, it merely acknowledges that an allegation has been received and recorded.

"Officers have been tasked with reviewing the documents. This process is time consuming and has been prolonged by the submission of further documents by people encouraged to do so online.

"While the assessment continues, to date there is nothing to indicate that a crime has been committed and no criminal investigation has been launched."

[TheNewSaint]

500 questions a day asking the same questions about the investigation is ridiculous.

So he's complaining that his campaign is attracting public attention? Should he WANT that?

[longdog]

Confirmation that he's a moron!

My local force used to issue crime reference numbers* for lost mobile phones. It has never meant that they are out actively investigating a crime. It was just a record of your interaction with them. It was filed in the basement in a cabinet marked "Beware of the leopard".

* They don't any more.

Some years back I did a SDAR with my local plod and discovered I'd been named as the miscreant for half a dozen 'crimes' and it was the first I'd heard of all but one of them. Each one had a crime reference number.

Pretty much everything was redacted including the details of the complainant but it was blindingly obvious who was behind them... A severely butt-hurt neighbour who I have no doubt ranted about before. I'd be very surprised if that number is below a full dozen by now.

Looking on the bright side I could probably dance naked in his garden whilst carrying a can of petrol and a flaming torch whilst singing "Fire! [Da da dah!] I'll take you to burn" and get away with it. The boy who cried wolf and all that.

[ArthurWankspittle]

Confirmation that he's a moron!

My local force used to issue crime reference numbers* for lost mobile phones. It has never meant that they are out actively investigating a crime. It was just a record of your interaction with them. It was filed in the basement in a cabinet marked "Beware of the leopard".

* They don't any more.

It is often needed as "proof" or a record that you have reported the loss, and a grown up takes you seriously when making an insurance claim. Goes for a lot of low level crime where an insurance claim is being made, e.g. car vandalism, attempted or actual theft of low value items, criminal damage, etc.

[longdog]

Drifting slightly off topic... Doesn't most household insurance cover lost phones these days? I know there was a time when people reported them stolen because that was an insured risk whereas loss wasn't but my pauper's, pay-fortnightly-at-the-post-office, council tenant scheme insurance covers lost phones up to £500. All this for a whopping £4.00 per week all in.

[Arthur Rubin]

Looking on the bright side I could probably dance naked in his garden whilst carrying a can of petrol and a flaming torch whilst singing "Fire! [Da da dah!] I'll take you to burn" and get away with it. The boy who cried wolf and all that.

That's something I can't unsee....

[longdog]

Looking on the bright side I could probably dance naked in his garden whilst carrying a can of petrol and a flaming torch whilst singing "Fire! [Da da dah!] I'll take you to burn" and get away with it. The boy who cried wolf and all that.

That's something I can't unsee....

I wouldn't want to see it either to be honest.

[grixit]

Looking on the bright side I could probably dance naked in his garden whilst carrying a can of petrol and a flaming torch whilst singing "Fire! [Da da dah!] I'll take you to burn" and get away with it.

It's supposed to be a flaming crown, not a gas can.

[grixit]

Looking on the bright side I could probably dance naked in his garden whilst carrying a can of petrol and a flaming torch whilst singing "Fire! [Da da dah!] I'll take you to burn" and get away with it. The boy who cried wolf and all that.

That's something I can't unsee....

Well the original is pretty cool at least.

[longdog]

It's supposed to be a flaming crown, not a gas can.

Maybe so but I can't find them on eBay.

[Larry Spoons]

Looks like Michael's company has been given notice of being struck off:

https://find-and-update.company-informa ... ng-history

[hucknallred]

Looks like Michael's company has been given notice of being struck off:

Anyone hazard a guess to what he's trying with the balance sheet?

[Burnaby49]

All I get from that nonsense is that Waugh has set up a shell company (no assets or paid-up capital) that he's, for some reason, billed for over four million pounds while providing nothing in exchange for the debt. Obviously not a legal debt in any sense. As to why he's done it, who the hell knows? Maybe he figured that if he made millions from one of his schemes he could run it through the company as a tax-free repayment of debt. Wouldn't work but what scheme of his has?