Hei,
jeg har overhørt i Oslo, i 2003, at jeg er forfulgt av noe som blir kalt 'mafian', og ble forsøkt drept, på min onkel Martin Ribsskog sin samboer, Grete Ingebrigtsen, sin gård, i Kvelde, i 2005.
Jeg får ingen av mine rettigheter fra norsk politi og norske myndigheter.
Jeg har derfor en blogg, (johncons-blogg, etter mitt nick, fra chat og debattforum, på internett), hvor jeg skriver om alt som skjer, i min kamp, for å få mine sivile rettigheter, fra myndighetene i Norge, og for å bekjempe maktmisbruk mm., mot vanlige folk, når dette forekommer i samfunnet.
Jeg får mye hat e-post og trakasserende e-poster.
Bak av hver av disse sitter det nok ofte en galning, eller en hat-kriminell person.
Og jeg mener at jeg ikke har gjort noe galt, og at jeg har mitt navn og mitt rykte ganske uplettet.
Så jeg vil ikke finne meg i å bli trakassert og ærekrenket på denne måten.
Derfor vil jeg anmelde senderen av den videresendte e-posten for trakassering/æreskrenking.
Jeg ønsker gjerningsmannen tiltalt og straffet, (som dere har opplyst meg å ta med, som en påtalebegjæring, heter det vel).
Mvh.
Erik Ribsskog
PS.
Jeg sender dette til dere hos Politiet i Drammen, siden jeg er fra Drammensområdet.
Jeg er født i Drammen, døpt i Svelvik kirke og konfirmert i Berger kirke.
Så selv om jeg har bodd i Larvik og Oslo også, i Norge, så er det vel Drammensregionen som jeg er mest knyttet til.
Håper dette er i orden!
PS 2.
Jeg prøver nå å sende dette til politiet i Trondheim.
Ikke fordi jeg er fra Trondheim.
Men fordi at politiet i Oslo og Drammen ikke svarer.
Kanskje politiet i Trondheim er interessert i at landet skal fungere, å ha noe rest av ære, tenker jeg.
Håper dette er i orden!
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Date: Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 12:18 AM Subject: Gay Politics Report from eribsskog@gmail.comTo: eribsskog+gay@gmail.com
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