Correspondence to MI5/MI6 and the U.S. National
Security Agencies requesting all data pertaining to
my police surveillance and harassment. Also the Frequency Weapon Torture
and Assaults toward behavioural manipulation experiments from July 1997 against myself and my seven year old
daughter in Canada until June 1998 in Europe. by George
Farquhar
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Chief Directors 24th May
2000 Dear Sirs, Although I require a general search, you will need to concentrate particularly on your following records: During the period July - August 1997 from the time I arrived in Vancouver, Canada, until I left. I request all photographic, video and audio evidence which was taken during my surveillance while your organisation and brotherhood agencies were subsequently irradiating me with microwave/ELF frequencies using your classified so-called non-lethal/silent weapons, to disrupt and manipulate my normal mental, emotional and behavioural patterns. More specifically I require all evidence of your intensified irradiation assaults toward mental, emotional and behavioural manipulation experiments on myself, my 7 year old daughter and my father while they were visiting me in the 3 week period during August/September 1997. You may have a form which you send to those making a Subject Access Request. The Office of the Data Protection Registrar assures me that such forms have no legal status. Therefore, I insist that you act upon this letter. If there is additional relevant (See DPA Guidelines) information you require, please put your questions in a letter. My request also covers all computer hard and soft disks, the Internet, the Web and any other electronic method of recording computer generated files such as tape and CD, image and voice recognition systems together with any non computer recorded and/or generated data - for example, data held on a Document Image Processing System - which can be the subject of the automatic processing of data. In addition, the 1998 Act provides for manual data to be supplied. Please ensure that this is included in your reply. The data need not be directly held by you or the corporate body of which you are a part. It is enough for you or the corporate body to control the content of the record and/or the use of the data. Thus any qualifying data held by a third party on your behalf comes within the scope of the Act. You must provide me with print-outs of data held by a third party if the data falls within the Act. The Act allows you forty days in which to comply with my request. You are legally obliged to reply to this letter and legally obliged to give the information sought. Deleting or destroying data after receipt of this letter will not absolve you from your obligation to provide me with details of the deleted or destroyed files. Indeed, such action would constitute an offence if it is done for the purpose of denying me information about data held by you at the time of my request. Yours faithfully George Farquhar
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Chief Directors 24th May 2000 Dear Sirs, Under section 22 of the 1998 Data Protection Act, I formally request all details of any data qualifying under the Act held by the U.S. National Security Agency which contain information relating to me. Although I require a general search, you will need to concentrate particularly on your following records: During the period from the time I arrived in Amsterdam, Holland, from April 9th until I left on the 20th June 1998. I request all photographic, video and audio evidence which was taken during my surveillance while your organisation and brotherhood agencies were subsequently irradiating me with microwave/ELF frequencies using your classified so-called non-lethal/silent weapons, to disrupt and manipulate my normal mental, emotional and behavioural patterns. More specifically I require all evidence of your intensified irradiation assaults toward mental, emotional and behavioural manipulation experiments on myself, during the 5 day period from April 9th until the evening of April 13th l998. You may have a form which you send to those making a Subject Access Request. The Office of the Data Protection Registrar assures me that such forms have no legal status. Therefore, I insist that you act upon this letter. If there is additional relevant (See DPA Guidelines) information you require, please put your questions in a letter. My request also covers all computer hard and soft disks, the Internet, the Web and any other electronic method of recording computer generated files such as tape and CD, image and voice recognition systems together with any non computer recorded and/or generated data - for example, data held on a Document Image Processing System - which can be the subject of the automatic processing of data. In addition, the 1998 Act provides for manual data to be supplied. Please ensure that this is included in your reply. The data need not be directly held by you or the corporate body of which you are a part. It is enough for you or the corporate body to control the content of the record and/or the use of the data. Thus any qualifying data held by a third party on your behalf comes within the scope of the Act. You must provide me with printouts of data held by a third party if the data falls within the Act. The Act allows you forty days in which to comply with my request. You are legally obliged to reply to this letter and legally obliged to give the information sought. Deleting or destroying data after receipt of this letter will not absolve you from your obligation to provide me with details of the deleted or destroyed files. Indeed, such action would constitute an offence if it is done for the purpose of denying me information about data held by you at the time of my request. Yours sincerely George Farquhar Project Freedom |
Obfuscated correspondence from SIS/MI5/MI6, refusing my request for the files on my surveillance and frequency assault:
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1300 9 August 2000 G Farquhar Esq
Dear Thank you for your letter of 24 May requesting access under the Data Protection Act 1998 to personal data relating to you. I apologise for the delay in replying. Under the Data Protection Act 1998, SIS intends to notify the Data Protection Commissioner with respect to personal data processed for limited purposes only (eg staff administration). Any other personal data held by SIS are exempt from the notification and subject access provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998 on the ground that such exemption is required for the purpose of safeguarding national security, as provided for in section 28(1) of the Act. It follows that SIS holds no information which it is required to disclose to you under the Act. This response should not be taken to imply that the Service does hold any information about to you. I can, however, inform you that a right of appeal exists under section 28 of the Act. The section provides that the exemption described above can be confirmed by a certificate signed by a Minister of the Crown who is a member of the Cabinet, or by the Attorney General. A certificate relating to the work of the Secret Intelligence Service was signed by the Foreign Secretary on 30 July 2000. Any person directly affected by the issuing of the certificate may appeal against the certificate to the Data Protection Tribunal. It is also possible to appeal on the ground that the data that is sought does not fall within the scope of the certificate. I would refer you the detailed provisions of section 28 regarding the exact scope of the appeal procedure. Schedule 6 of the Act sets out how the Data Protection Tribunal is constituted in national security cases. If you wished to consider such an appeal you may wish to contact:
Additionally if you are aggrieved by anything which you believe the Secret Intelligence Service has done in relation to you or your property, you may complain to the Intelligence Services Tribunal, established under the Intelligence Services Act 1994. An explanatory leaflet which includes a complaint form can be obtained from public libraries and police stations, or you may obtain a copy direct from:
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Correspondence to the Data Protection Tribunal appealing against the decision to refuse the requested files:
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The Secretary 26th September 2000 Dear Sir, I wish to appeal against the decision of the SIS/MI5/MI6 to refuse my request for their documented files during my surveillance and frequency assaults perpetrated by them: During the period July - August 1997 from the time I arrived in Vancouver, Canada, until I left. I request all photographic, video and audio evidence which was taken during my surveillance while your organisation and brotherhood agencies were subsequently irradiating me with microwave/ELF frequencies using your classified so-called non-lethal/silent weapons, to disrupt and manipulate my normal mental, emotional and behavioural patterns. More specifically I require all evidence of your intensified irradiation assaults toward mental, emotional and behavioural manipulation experiments on myself, my 7 year old daughter and my father while they were visiting me in the 3 week period during August/September 1997. During the period from the time I arrived in Amsterdam, Holland, from April 9th until I left on the 20th June 1998. I request all photographic, video and audio evidence which was taken during my surveillance while your organisation and brotherhood agencies were subsequently irradiating me with microwave/ELF frequencies using your classified so-called non-lethal/silent weapons, to disrupt and manipulate my normal mental, emotional and behavioural patterns. More specifically I require all evidence of your intensified irradiation assaults toward mental, emotional and behavioural manipulation experiments on myself, during the 5 day period from April 9th until the evening of April 13th 1998. Looking forward to receiving your reply regarding this urgent matter of human rights abuse ASAP. Yours sincerely, |
Correspondence to the Intelligence Services Tribunal appealing against the decision to refuse the requested files:
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The Intelligence Services
Tribunal 26th September 2000 Dear Sir, I wish to appeal against the decision of the SIS/MI5/MI6 to refuse my request for their documented files during my surveillance and frequency assaults perpetrated by them: During the period July - August 1997 from the time I arrived in Vancouver, Canada, until I left. I request all photographic, video and audio evidence which was taken during my surveillance while your organisation and brotherhood agencies were subsequently irradiating me with microwave/ELF frequencies using your classified so-called non-lethal/silent weapons, to disrupt and manipulate my normal mental, emotional and behavioural patterns. More specifically I require all evidence of your intensified irradiation assaults toward mental, emotional and behavioural manipulation experiments on myself, my 7 year old daughter and my father while they were visiting me in the 3 week period during August/September 1997. During the period from the time I arrived in Amsterdam, Holland, from April 9th until I left on the 20th June 1998. I request all photographic, video and audio evidence which was taken during my surveillance while your organisation and brotherhood agencies were subsequently irradiating me with microwave/ELF frequencies using your classified so-called non-lethal/silent weapons, to disrupt and manipulate my normal mental, emotional and behavioural patterns. More specifically I require all evidence of your intensified irradiation assaults toward mental, emotional and behavioural manipulation experiments on myself, during the 5 day period from April 9th until the evening of April 13th 1998. Looking forward to receiving your reply regarding this urgent matter of human rights abuse ASAP. Yours sincerely, |
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replies to the above correspondence