Erik Ribsskog eribsskog@gmail.com
2:52 PM (0 minutes ago)
to Alek
Hi,
everyone are welcome to donate to my rights work.
But my blog is independent and I am an independant editor, and I don't let myself be bought.
Like I've explained earlier.
johncons-blogg-regards
Erik Ribsskog
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 4:41 PM, Alek Halldor <alek.halldor@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
Hi Erik,
I could send 100 NOK? Will you make the video that I asked for in my first E-Mail? I am a very big fan of yours and I would love to see you speaking your mind about politics etc
Many of my Scandinavian friends in the UK used to read your blog, but stopped when you started spending too much time on your book. I think you are more of a politician than a writer really and it is very interesting when you talk about UK politics and also the political relationship between Norway and the UK.
I was born in Norway but came to the UK when I was very young so I am interested to know more about what it's like back there and the information you provide about the crime and corruption you have encountered in both Norway and the UK is absolutely fascinating.
Your employment case against Arvato was one of the most interesting things I think I have ever read online. I have suffered in a similar situation when I was working as a student after finishing at the University in Manchester(UK). They treat the call centre staff like animals or robots and expect us to appear 'human' to the people we are speaking to on the telephone. It's an absolute crime I think.
Why is it that the UK & Norwegian governments ignore us? I thought we were the one's who voted them into power, aren't WE the one's who are supposed to be in control?
The thing that REALLY annoys me is that the people who try to fight against 'the system' like you and me, are the one's who must pay the highest price. Why is it that you and me are constantly attacked even though WE are the one's who are trying to improve things for everyone. I think the government or 'The System' are scared of us and the power we have.
I have read on your blog that the UK government are trying to starve you to death by taking away your food and electricity. Isn't this illegal? Can't you talk to the European court of human rights about it? You seem to be getting attacked from every side. I know the Royal Families of Norway and Great Britain are very close and I know that you are getting attacked by governments in both countries. I know the British Royal Family has a great deal of power over the police (sending the police to harass people etc) and has money to hire Goons (as they call them over here). I read that you are linked to the Royal Norwegian family So I am thinking that this might be related in some way.
It annoys me that you have to get money from your fans in the UK and Norway because of plots by the one's in charge of 'The System'. Like I said earlier, you should be moving into politics so you can sort out the corruption and help people who are 'under the thumb' (as we say in the UK) of the big man upstairs.
Anyway I will look in my bank account to see how much I have to give. Is 100 NOK ok?
Regards,
Alek
> Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2012 15:05:29 +0100
> Subject: Re: Do you want me to send more money?
> From: eribsskog@gmail.com
> To: alek.halldor@hotmail.co.uk
>
> Hi,
>
> everyone are welcome to donate money to my rights-work.
>
> But one have to pay with cash to buy electricity at the post-office,
> so it isn't going to help much with only £5 I think.
>
> And you donatet 50 NOK last time, and then PayPal sends me around
> £4.80, so it's not enough.
>
> I've also used my emergency electricity now, so I'm not sure if £5 is
> enough to get the electricity to work again, as this is the first time
> I've used all the emergency electricity.
>
> Johncons-blogg-regards
>
> Erik Ribsskog
>
>
> On 9/19/12, Alek Halldor <alek.halldor@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
> > I can make another donation to you if you want Erik. I am scared you're
> > going to run out of electricity and won't be able to cook your food and then
> > starve.
> > Do you want me to make a £5 donation to you like I did before? So you can
> > buy some electricity.
> > Regards,
> > Alek