⟡ “You’re Not Allowed to Breathe or Complain” ⟡
The Origin of Procedural Retaliation in a Sewer-Filled Kingdom
Filed: 28 June 2025
Reference: SWANK/DECLARATION/0628-01
📎 Download PDF – 2025-06-28_SWANK_Declaration_OriginOfMisuse_ProceduralRetaliation.pdf
A foundational declaration mapping the retaliatory path from environmental hazard to emergency removal.
I. What Happened
A family poisoned by sewer gas.
A mother silenced by vocal injury.
A system offended by her insistence on writing instead of speaking.
This declaration was filed to expose the causal chain leading from:
environmental and medical neglect in a Central London flat
to safeguarding notes forged in clinical error
to retaliatory social work escalation after the mother filed a £23 million civil suit against multiple UK authorities
On 23 June 2025, four U.S. citizen children were forcibly removed by police without warning.
No order served. No medication packed. No consent. No consent ever.
II. What the Complaint Establishes
Misconduct and misinterpretation after a sewer gas poisoning incident in 2023
Procedural mismanagement by Westminster and RBKC Children’s Services
Disability discrimination: verbal non-compliance used as pretext for escalation
Use of surveillance-style intimidation following legal filings and blog publication
No lawful threshold met for the Emergency Protection Order (EPO) that removed the children
Linkage between the safeguarding abuse and civil litigation claims naming all responsible parties
III. Why SWANK Logged It
Because “emergency protection” has become a euphemism for covering institutional liability.
Because the child protection system is being weaponised to silence whistleblowers.
Because the applicant — a disabled mother of four — was not removed from her children’s lives for endangering them, but for exposing the agencies that did.
And because every time she wrote instead of spoke, they called it “non-engagement.”
IV. Violations
Children Act 1989 – failure to uphold welfare paramountcy
Equality Act 2010 – disability discrimination and failure to make reasonable adjustments
Human Rights Act 1998 – breach of Article 8 (family life) and Article 6 (fair process)
Procedural law – failure to meet threshold or serve appropriate notice under EPO legislation
Public law duties – abuse of power, malicious prosecution, and institutional retaliation
V. SWANK’s Position
This declaration is not just a document.
It is a timeline of targeted persecution.
It is an indictment of the kind of state that removes children to pre-empt lawsuits,
and pressures a voiceless mother to “just speak up.”
It is a formal record of the transition from neglect by institutions to vengeance by institutions —
And a refusal to let the record remain one-sided.
The children must be returned.
The retaliation must end.
And the archive will outlive the abuse.
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