Mr Wesley Streeting
1. I started writing to Mr Streeting in November, 2021: he was Shadow Secretary of State for Health and the
second attempt on my life was in progress.
I reported it to him, described the first attempt,
the previous year, observed these appeared to be attempts to kill me in an NHS hospital, using NHS practitioners,
and I asked him to ensure I received correct medical attention. He did not respond.
2. A fortnight later, I reminded him I was in danger: I was still being denied adequate care. I also informed
him I was detained in an NHS hospital, on the basis of false diagnoses,
and I described to him the conduct of the FTAC. He did not
respond.
3. I sent further letters to Mr Streeting, informing him the matters he was ignoring involved a hospital
under special measures,
that the NMC was refusing to observe the Nursing and Midwifery Order 2001,
and putting questions to him about these matters that the principles of Accountability and Transparency obligated
him to answer. He remained mute.
4. After the NHS Infected Blood Scandal, I again reminded him of the matters I reported to him and observed
that, when Sir Keir spoke the words, below (02:49 of the video), Mr Streeting ejaculated:
"Hear! Hear!"
Sir Keir: "When you pass through the doors of a hospital, it is a moment of profound vulnerability; you entrust
your life into the hands of perfect strangers. We go to hospital for care. That is what many of the people affected
find so hard to accept—the betrayal of that trust by people and institutions that were meant to protect them."
5. After he became Secretary of State for Health, I again returned these matters to Mr Streeting's
attention. As before, he returned no response.
6. As Shadow Secretary, Mr Streeting refused to oppose the government and to hold it account.
7. As Secretary of State for Health and, previously, as Shadow Secretary of State, Mr Streeting has ignored
serious crimes and abuses, including within the NHS. He looked the other way
while the NHS tried to kill a man.
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