Lady Brittan: “I don't do this for myself. It's too late for me, & it's probably too late for my husband.” Her determination to protect others from the tragic consequences of false allegations is deeply moving. Reputations take a lifetime to build & can be destroyed overnight.

Nov 2, 2026 · 11:05 PM UTC

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"Don't let it ever happen to anyone else?" I'm sorry but Lady Brittan needs to wake up to the several thousands it has happened to, and those who had children State kidnapped as a result of lies and corruption entirely plain to their legal teams, and every member of their wider family affected forever, as well as themselves. It was shocking that Lord Brittan had to be buried in an unmarked grave for fear of vandalism, and that police pursued him even in hospital, and her when she had just lost the man she loved. Some human beings really are more wild animal than humane. But it is what they did to the children of the accused/wrongly convicted which will never be forgiven. Has Lady Brittan ever read "The secret of Bryn Estyn" (Richard Webster) or communicated with our mighty men and women who fought the horror of it all at its inception? Has she read the book here with its Amazon image shared? Perhaps all VIPs now need to take a leap of faith and reach out to the common people. In my cases, having seen the police proceedings and the trials which followed, my greatest horror as I walked out of court was in knowing the legions of innocents who must be packing our prisons right now, desperate for the wives/women and children who needed them. In time to come, when their own lives are safer, children who were told that their fathers and grandfathers were a danger to them and their friends and that the evidence has to be overwhelming to convict will have to face the real truth of it and hardly a better truth than the lies they were told. The evidence delivered in court is not "equal" (or even similar) to the evidence families see prior to the trial. So families see the whole terrible deceit and will never feel the same way about their country again, nor those who claim to administer "justice". Our daughter summed it up aged thirteen after yet another tedious meeting with the cyberwomen at Social services. "Mum, this is absolute bull shit", she told me. Not generally the language used at Exeter Cathedral school but she understood more at her age than some will in a life time. Naturally SS were not going to allow her to continue to think that way, but whilst she doesn't know it, the best at Exeter Cathedral school are so proud of her. Nothing is ever quite as it might seem at the time. Fight free, our darling girl. And she will. She'll fight forever for others in need too, so some opposing had better look out. And she'll fight clean, because of who she comes from.
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The suffering of countless others must never be overlooked. Lady Brittan could have retreated from public life after all she endured. Instead, she is campaigning for change to protect others. Our campaign is stronger for her involvement, & we should be grateful for her support.
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It’s not just leaders who lose their reputations in this way. EVERYONE has a reputation that can be shattered by a false accusation. Imagine being accused of rape when you’re a 12-year-old? It’s potentially impossible to even build a reputation with that following you wherever you go. You haven’t even had a lifetime yet.
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There's also a clear gender dynamic of false allegations which we shouldn't ignore.
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👍 Yay! I hope making false allegations becomes recognized as a crime worldwide very soon
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