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End the Culture of CSA, Ritual Abuse, Human Trafficking, Organ Harvesting and disrupt Organised Criminality and its Bribery and Corruption as a Way of Life in your Community, nationally and internationally by proactively volunteering and helping across Multi-Agencies, as no single Entity can prevent Crime or bring to Justice alone in its Complexity. By Sigrid Countess von Galen

Make reporting CSA obligatory: The dock in a courtroom is for arch/bishops and churchwardens,who do for CSA&trafficking groom before their abused former shepherds and flock. It is a moral duty and a top priority to make it also a legal one! Don't become guilty of complicity! By Sigrid Countess von Galen

We wish Prince Philip a speedy recovery. Our thoughts and prayers are with him and all, who are sick and recovering from illness.

It's Doomsday o'clock: The Sentencing commences, by Sigrid Countess von Galen

'Happy Fathers Day, Holy Father of all true saints and Father Superior of the Abbey the Holy Rose', says even from St Chad's and St Etheldreda's diaries the Blessed Mother of all holy souls and Mother Superior, who only, when she is in hope after an immaculate conception occasionally calling out for her God inexplicably faints...Strange thing, when the one good God does not even need for creation a rod nor a man-made Vatican or whatnot creed that is as rotten as its bad fruit are unbegotten but it is imparative to feed a pregnant mother with good food!' By Sigrid Countess von Galen

Update: A Holy Man called Chad, by Sigrid Countess von Galen

Mind the gap in a newly vacated chair or place on a board, as it could be a trap by those, who in envy, greed and organised crime overdose and put the true face with stolen name, who put on the real saint false shame and acts as a recruiter and groomer on the Interpol map! It might even be a baker, who gives you a poisoned bloomer and secretly a rolls royce drives and on bloodlust thrives! By Sigrid Countess von Galen

The Countess who gets to the bottom of the truth and empties in the process Loch Ness