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Tuesday 2 September 2014
Dear Gerard Batten
I'm sorry to disturb you but I feel the Hampshite Police may be
supporting domestic terrorism that may prove a gigantic threat to our
national security due to the mindset that has removed a terrified and
cancerous child from glaringly loving parents.
There is no sense detectable, in removing a frightened child in pain
from his parents and siblings. It smacks of extreme sadism, not seen to
this degree since RBKC conspired to take my son Jamie from me in 2001.
It's a miscarriage of justice before it's begun and a grave shame on
our justice system.
Here are the signs of emotional abuse:
'Emotional Abuse Signs - 5 Significant Subtle Signs of Emotional Abuse
By Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.
Lack of "emotional safety" is the number one indicator of a potentially
dangerous relationship. It may seem subtle, yet it is ever so
significant with respect to your well-being.
When you have emotional safety, it's palatable. You can feel it in
every fiber of your being. When it's missing, you may feel its loss.
Or, you may simply know of it not being there by the presence of these
five glaring signs.
1) Not honoring your privacy If something is in a drawer, it's in a
drawer away from public display. Someone having no business in that
drawer may be drawn to explore its contents. And further, this
uninvited explorer may take issue with what is discovered. Beware of
these signs of emotional abuse.
2) Not respecting your boundaries If you say "no," will it be the end
of a discussion or the beginning of a negotiation? When "no" means
"maybe" and becomes a challenge to convert into a "yes," beware of
emotional abuse! You may be enticed to surrender your initial
preferences simply to divert the consequences of your failure to
comply.
3) Not appreciating your experience and/or your feelings If your inner
world is not noticed, or factored into decisions involving both of you,
beware of this non-empathic partner. Your inner world may interest him
or her when and only when, it serves their needs. Having an interest in
your experience merely because it's an expression of you is not to be
expected with an emotional abuser.
4) Not being willing to have mutual involvement in your interests
Mutual involvement doesn't mean equal time doing your interests verses
theirs. Rather, it is reciprocal "interest" (or acceptance) in that
which interests you. The emotional abuser does not show an interest (or
awareness, understanding, or involvement) in your interests because
these activities or things please you. Instead, he or she shows an
interest only as it serves him/her.
5) Not honoring you for who and what you are. Intentionally seeking to
alter who and what you are to suit one's own preferences, rather than
accepting you as you are, is the most glaring of these signs. (Be
mindful of the distinction between someone's efforts to alter you to
suit their needs verses offering constructive criticism to contribute
to your growth.) The emotional abuser will seek to mold you to become
who and what he/she desires.
While each one of these undermines emotional safety, in combination
they make it impossible. If you encounter this cluster of signs, you
are probably looking at an emotionally abusive relationship. Seek to
understand the constellation of symptoms defining intimate partner
abuse before the emotional abuse spirals out of control.
For more information about recognizing and ending emotional and verbal
abuse, see Emotional Verbal Abuse. Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D. helps people
recognize, end, and heal from verbal emotional abuse.
www.PreventAbusiveRelationships.com
Jeanne King, Ph.D. - Domestic Abuse Prevention and Intervention'
I'm concerned that our Police have been very badly trained indeed and
rather than gaining seniority through merit, have managed it purely on
fear mongering due to flawed NLP training, for far, far too long (see
Bandler article in 'Mother Jones') as one ex police friend said 'we
have to work the job of three to fight the monsters within'
Yours sincerely,
Elizabeth Lucye Robillard
