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e confidently stated that the brain could not regenerate when trust between the medics and parents had broken down to such an extent that alder hey hospital removed the sofa that alfie s parents had slept on for over a year forcing them to sleep on the floor and decided that death was in alfie s best interests it was logical for alfie s parents to seek alternative care for their child denying parents such basic rights leads us down a slippery slope that will divide our country further a hospital deciding to end treatment is one thing but to then deny parents the right to transfer their child s care to another hospital is quite another going to war with parents is not the answer and is highly likely to create insurmountable problems in the future parents will fight to the death for their children and this fact of life should never be underestimated a law in favour of parents is now urgently required our children are after all not yet owned by the state or are they janis sharp author of saving gary mckinnon biteback publishing nb alfie evans was laid to rest by his parents at a private funeral held on monday 14th may 2018 posted in news politics tagged alder hey alfie evans charlie gard gary mckinnon isaiah haastrup janis sharp leave a comment an open letter about my son gary mckinnon to theresa may and david cameron september 25 2012 my son has spent 10 wasted years awaiting extradition to the us on computer hacking charges please help end this daily torture gary mckinnon he has no life and is broken like a wounded animal with no outlet and no hope photograph linda nylind for the guardian dear theresa and david as you are aware my son gary mckinnon who has asperger s syndrome a form of autism was arrested in london in march 2002 for computer misuse and has now been under virtual house arrest for over 10 years while fighting extradition to the us people find it hard to believe that this can be happening in britain in the year 2012 but it is gary was arrested more than 10 years ago for allegedly hacking into nasa and pentagon computers from his bedroom in london while searching for evidence of ufos and free energy that gary believed was being suppressed by the us government it s true that gary left cheeky cyber notes telling the us that their security was virtually nonexistent and that he d continue disrupting by leaving cybernotes until someone at the top listened to him and installed passwords and firewalls that should have been there in the first place to protect their systems but weren t to his detriment gary also left a cyber note saying that american foreign policy was akin to state sponsored terrorism had this been scrawled on a wall few would have noticed and to a young man with asperger s syndrome telling the truth as he saw it was as natural as getting out of bed in the morning however gary had now not only embarrassed the us by highlighting their lack of any basic security but he had angered them no one but especially someone with asperger s could ever have realised the horrendous consequences that would arise from a country whose first amendment is one protecting free speech or that an extradition treaty with america yet to be written could allow him without any evidence being presented to a british court to be forcibly removed from his home his family and all that he has ever known to be taken to a foreign land where he could be incarcerated in a foreign prison for up to 60 years all for a crime that according to the hi tech crime unit in 2002 would have attracted a sentence of six months community service in britain my son has now been under arrest for longer than any british citizen ever has he hasn t raped anyone he hasn t murdered anyone so can t understand how this can be happening to him as no matter how much anyone may choose to exaggerate his crime the fact is that his crime was tapping on a keyboard in his bedroom in north london in search of information on aliens from outer space gary rarely ever leaves his home as he is traumatised to the core a boy who cycled swam composed music and sang now sits in the dark with his cats and never wants to see or speak to anyone he has no life and is broken like a wounded animal with no outlet and no hope seeing only the dark side and the cruelty that exists in the world my only child has lost 10 years of his youth and has aged and died before my eyes ten years of being in a constant state of fear while fighting to stop my son gary being taken from his home and family has made the days months and years indistinguishable from each other as hopes raised to the heavens come crashing down to earth on a regular basis we were elated when in a bid to have gary tried in the uk you our prime minister raised gary s case with president obama during your first televised joint press conference in america in 2010 when president obama said an appropriate solution would be found we were moved to tears we waited and waited and waited but the months passed and nothing happened we were again ecstatic when you raised gary s case with president obama for a second time during your second joint press conference in london in 2011 but in spite of president obama stating that it was a british decision that america would respect and despite great expectations from all who heard it and constantly being congratulated by strangers in the street nothing happened when gary s mp david burrowes asked the american ambassador why the us was still pursuing gary his response was he mocked us i wrote to the queen during her diamond jubilee to ask her to bestow the gift of mercy on my son who was arrested before even her golden jubilee 10 years previously but in a response from buckingham palace it seems only our government is privy to the queen s powers which she herself is unable to use i constantly write letters in the hope that the pen really is mightier than the sword and that i can reach souls of courage and compassion in the heart of our government who can put an end to this decade of mental torture whether the rain falls or the sun shines means little anymore as we live in this unreal world where gary sits in the dark and i spend each day and night until the early hours of the morning working on trying to save my son from virtual death i no longer have any other conversation as i m unable to escape from this mental imprisonment grounded in fear i am hoping with all my heart that theresa may our home secretary who i believe is a strong woman will have in her heart the courage and compassion that will allow her to do what is right and to give my son his life back i pray that one day i will see the light return to my son s eyes and that this seemingly never ending torture will soon come to an end if our government is afraid to make a right and just decision for fear of upsetting our friends then something is wrong with that friendship which must be put right or we as a nation are allowing our people to be enslaved making us unable to command respect that by its very nature has to be earned we are now at the final hurdle and it takes strength and courage to make that final jump but jump it we must if we are to emerge with dignity and self respect our government s first duty is to protect british citizens including our most vulnerable please have the strength to do what is right and to give my son his life back with deepest respect janis sharp source the guardian posted in news politics tagged america aspergers autism barack obama civil liberties cyber david cameron extradition extraterrestrial gary mckinnon hacking janis sharp nasa no evidence one sided extradition treaty parliament pentagon pm president prime minister rendition scottish trial without jury ufo uk leave a comment the most important letter i will ever write june 20 2011 in may 2011 the white house organised a state visit by president barack obama to the united kingdom i wanted to reach president obama somehow as i felt if he really understood gary s case he would drop the extradition request and agree to gary being tried in the u k in the hope of achieving this i wrote the following letter to him which was placed directly in the hands of eric holder the us attorney general a week prior to president obama s visit dear president obama this is the most important letter i will ever write as my son gary s life depends on it to see my son gary intent on taking his own life because he would rather be dead than to be dragged from the island he was born on and removed from the family he depends on is to my mind reminiscent of what happened to slaves in days gone by and to jewish people in germany during the second world war contrary to popular belief it was not only black people who were kidnapped and sold as slaves the same thing happened to scottish and irish people as long ago as 1630 people were kidnapped betrayed and sold by their own people and sent to american colonies and plantations tens of thousands of the kidnapped white slaves were children and is where the word kidnapped came from according to the egerton manuscript in the british museum the law enacted in 1652 allowed judges to ship scottish people to a foreign colony or plantation the u s u k 2003 extradition treaty is a similar unjust law in that it is one of the worst betrayals ever inflicted by a british government on its own people as it has removed our right to have evidence presented that can be contested by us in a british court before being forcibly dragged from the island we were born in without evidence of a serious crime americans are protected from the terror of extradition and are tried in their own country surely british people deserve to have equal rights and to be treated with equal consideration to that of almost every other citizen in almost every other country in the world people from israel and from romania have recently hacked into the pentagon and have been tried in their own country and given suspended very short sentences without any requests from the u s for extradition equality of people regardless of creed colour or ability is a measure of our humanity towards each other gary has aspergers syndrome a form of autism he is no ordinary man he is extraordinary gary is intelligent vulnerable gentle and naive to the core when searching for information on ufo s he discovered that there were no passwords or firewalls on american military computers so being gary he left cyber notes telling the u s military to improve their security as a matter of urgency when gary got no response he left a cyber note saying that he would continue to disrupt at the highest level by leaving cyber notes until someone paid attention gary had a primitive computer and was on a dial up connection in his flat in north london at the time of his offence ten years ago i understand totally the need for computer security and in an odd way gary s naive actions have hopefully resulted in u s military computer security being improved the extradition treaty between our countries was never intended to be used against someone like gary but was designed for terrorists and the like and for people who had fled from a country where they had committed a heinous crime in gary s case no heinous crime was committed and he has not fled from any country so cannot be returned there the 2003 extradition treaty was not even written at the time of gary s computer misuse or his arrest in march 2002 so he was unable to understand the consequences when someone who is mentally fragile feels so much dread fear and terror over the prospect of being dragged from his homeland to incarceration in america that he would rather embrace death for our governments to then literally force him to submit to what in his opinion is a terror worse than death is nothing less than inhumane torture and punishment far in excess of that fitting the crime to inflict such extreme agony on an individual in order to make an example of him in another country is far too high a moral price to pay why would any government with an ounce of compassion wish to do this when anyone can see that it would be morally wrong gary realises and accepts that he was wrong to access us computers however his eccentric crime born of his obsessional interest does not merit the torment he has suffered ever since he understood that the us were determined to remove him from the land he was born in to take him 5000 miles away from his home family and support network gary has effectively already lost nine years of his life he has never tried to avoid justice but asks only to be tried in the u k in terms of the law it does not matter which country gary is tried in but it is in the interest of humanity and natural justice for gary to be tried in the u k compassion is the mark of civilization and is exactly what distinguishes our society both from anarchy and from tyranny there is no doubt that what gary did was foolish in the extreme but our country has had a long tradition of being tolerant of peaceful protest and no one in the world has ever been extradited for hacking for someone like gary to be the first would be a damning indictment of u s and u k justice in the first worldwide press conference with david cameron you mentioned the friendship between the u s and the u k and said words to the effect that an appropriate way forward would be found surely as president the only logical and compassionate way forward is for you to show the compassion that a man of your stature is capable of and to agree to a british trial for my son gary mckinnon every morning i wake up with a heavy heart often finding it difficult to put one foot in front of the other every night my heart is filled with terror at the thought of losing my only child gary does not deserve to be driven to suicide or to suffer irreversible damage to his mental health or to face the prospect of ending his life in a foreign prison or dying in a mental institution as my grandmother did gary does not deserve either a real or a virtual death sentence i do not deserve to lose my only child please help during the presidents visit prime minister david cameron and barack obama gave a joint press conference to the worlds media and only four questions were allowed two from american journalists and two from british journalists the topics discussed were libya palestine the global economy and gary mckinnon when asked by tom bradby itn the president obama replied we have confidence in the british legal system coming to a just conclusion and so we will await resolution and we will be respectful of that process furthermore prime minister david cameron added the case is in front of the home secretary who has to consider reports about gary s health and his well being and it is right that she does that in a proper and effectively quasi judicial way i totally understand the anguish of his mother and family about this issue we must follow the proper processes and make sure this case is dealt with in the proper way and i...
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