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Appendix B: Legislation
The references to the legislature listed below are reminders, that in the United Kingdom:
� The disclosures about the Illuminati’ s REM driven human cloning subculture qualifies under Public Interest Disclosure Act( 1998)( PIDA)(‘ whistle-blowing disclosure act’).
� Under the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act( ERRA) 2013 section 17( The new‘ public interest’ test) is added for whistle blowing disclosures, amending section 43B of the Employment Rights Act( ERA) 1996 and therefore now reads as such( new words underlined): a ' qualifying disclosure ' means any disclosure of information which, in the reasonable belief of the worker making the disclosure, is made in the public interest and tends to show one or more of the following-- [ criminal offence, breach of legal obligation, etc ]; the disclosures pertaining to the Illuminati’ s REM driven human cloning subculture meet the requirements set out in the‘ public interest test’, ERRA section 17, and are therefore made in the public interest.
� That it is a serious crime( Serious Crime Act 2015; Computer Misuse Act 1990), punishable by imprisonment, a fine, or both, to cite hatred or spread hoaxes by use of a computer which would cause mass hysteria or public dissension.
Nonetheless, despite Mr. Donald Marshall condemning many, many public figures, there has never been a single public figure named by Mr. Marshall who has issued a statement against Mr. Marshall for libel, slander, defamation etc., since 2011 when Mr. Marshall started to denounce public figures for their involvement in the Illuminati’ s REM driven human cloning subculture. Consequently, one should first look to the law in order to understand that Mr. Marshall IS providing accurate and detailed factual information relevant to the Illuminati’ s REM driven human cloning subculture, otherwise Mr. Marshall would have been fined or imprisoned many years ago for either: slandering names,( possibly) inciting a public panic and using a computer to do so. The references to the relevant legislature, is p rovided on the following page.
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