Hi,
also, when I lived in Leather Lane, (where I lived from 2006 to 2011),
then I applied to the Norwegian government, (Skatt Sør), to change my
name, to Erik Løvenbalk Ribsskog.
After my mothers mother, (Ingeborg Ribsskog b. Heegaard from Denmark),
died, in 2009, I read in her will, that she inherited Magna and Holger
Adeler.
Magna turned out to be a woman my moter called ‘Meme’, (in the 70’s),
and I didn’t know she was a baronesse.
So I started to to some geneaology, and found out my Danish
grandmothers grandparents were chief of the high command Anders Gjedde
Nyholm and Mary Eva Carla Fog.
I found out that Fog where after Foss who were after Løvenbalk, (who
are after the Danish kings like Christoffer Klipping and Waldemar
Victory and also after Plantagenet and Willhelm the Conqueror and
Rollo, etc).
(Løvenbalk means lion-bar).
And I have found it difficult, to get my rights, from Norwegian and
British government, after I moved to the UK, in 2004.
So I have applied to use Løvenbalk as a middle-name, to ‘flag’ that my
Danish grandmother were after nobles.
(And my father have said, in an e-mail, he was after the Huitfeldt
noble-familiy, meaning white-field).
But I haven’t gotten this name-change confirmed, from the Norwegian government.
They probably send it to my last Norwegian address.
(I need to know when I return to Norway, to change my address there,
to my UK address.
But I don’t know when I’ll return.
I’m really a refugee.
And I’m not going to return to Norway untill I get my rights from the
Norwegian government, (Kripos), to do with that I overheard, at work,
at ICA/Rimi Bjørndal, in 2003, that I was followed, by the ‘mafian’.
According to a third party website, this name-change-application of
mine, have been granted:
http://skattelister.no/search/erik%20l%C3%B8venbalk%20ribsskog
But I want to hear this from the horses mouth, (so to speak), so I
wait untill I hear from the Norwegian government, about this, before I
start using that middle-name.
Regards,
Erik Ribsskog
PS.
I’ve applied to be a member of the Danish noble-association, after I
read about that my Danish grand-mother, where after Danish
noble-families like Gjedde, Løvenbalk and Adeler.
But the application haven’t been succesfull, for some reason.
I tried to search on Google, the other day, if there is a British
Noble-association.
(Perhaps I could try to apply to be a member there, I thought.
It would be worth a try, at least, I though).
Then I found on Google, something about the Merovingans being a
powerfull black nobility, in the UK, and elsewhere.
And my Danish grandmother was also after Merovech, (and the other
Merovingian kings), I found out, when I did geneaology, when I lived
in Leather Lane.
(And I refound about this, on my blog, the other day).
These are supposed to be a powerful network according to a web-site
that was perhaps a bit dodgy.
But this could be worth mentioning perhaps, I thought now.
Because it’s something strange going on at least, with all these funny
e-mails, and all.
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, May 29, 2014 at 5:14 AM
Subject: Update about alias/Fwd: Update/Fwd: To Personal Advisor Sarah
at Aintree Jobcentre
To: Colin Simber <colin.simber@linskills.co.uk>
Cc: Henrik Wedell-Wedellsborg <ww@bruunhjejle.dk>, “emb.london”
<emb.london@mfa.no>, HRW UK <hrwuk@hrw.org>, amnestyis
<amnestyis@amnesty.org>, Politikk Høyre <politikk@hoyre.no>, Phso
Enquiries <phso.enquiries@ombudsman.org.uk>, post <post@mfa.no>,
Akademikerforbundet <post@akademikerforbundet.no>, LHT Customer
Service <csc@lht.co.uk>, Pia Ribsskog <pia@nfunorge.org>, Bjørn
Ribsskog <bribsskog@gmail.com>, she <she@topdanmark.dk>,
“hv-02.kontakt” <hv-02.kontakt@mil.no>, “anne-kathrine.skodvin”
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Hi,
in the file I got from the usher, in court, last week.
It said I used an alias named Ribskkkg, (or something like that).
But that don’t make any sense.
My last-name, is a place name, in Flatanger, quite far north, in
Norway, (in Trøndelag).
And it means Redcurrant-forrest.
(The meaning was changed by a priest, according to a legend, or something.
It was really Resskog.
And it’s my mothers last-name, since she changed my last-name, when I
was around six years old, after she divorced my father, (before that
my name was Erik Olsen)).
So my last-name consists of two words.
The last word is ‘skog’, and that is the same word as in Burscough.
Skog means scough means forrest.
So it doesn’t make it any sense that I would spell it differently and
use it as an alias.
If someone spelt my last-name that wrong, it would probably have been
someone who didn’t understand the Norwegian words in it, I’d say,
(e.g. the British police, or someone else, who don’t understand
Norwegian).
Regards,
Erik Ribsskog
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, May 28, 2014 at 1:49 PM
Subject: Fwd: Update/Fwd: To Personal Advisor Sarah at Aintree Jobcentre
To: Colin Simber <colin.simber@linskills.co.uk>
Cc: Henrik Wedell-Wedellsborg <ww@bruunhjejle.dk>, “emb.london”
<emb.london@mfa.no>, HRW UK <hrwuk@hrw.org>, amnestyis
<amnestyis@amnesty.org>, Politikk Høyre <politikk@hoyre.no>, Phso
Enquiries <phso.enquiries@ombudsman.org.uk>, post <post@mfa.no>,
Akademikerforbundet <post@akademikerforbundet.no>, LHT Customer
Service <csc@lht.co.uk>, Pia Ribsskog <pia@nfunorge.org>, Bjørn
Ribsskog <bribsskog@gmail.com>, she <she@topdanmark.dk>,
“hv-02.kontakt” <hv-02.kontakt@mil.no>, “anne-kathrine.skodvin”
<anne-kathrine.skodvin@ica.no>, post <post@spesialenheten.no>,
“EUteam@amnesty.org” <EUteam@amnesty.org>, “SCT@amnesty.org.uk“
<sct@amnesty.org.uk>, hofmarskallatet@kongehuset.dk, Liverpool Direct
<liverpool.direct@liverpool.gov.uk>, Vernepliktsverkets kontaktsenter
ved Wenche Molstad <vpv.kontakt@mil.no>, post@slottet.no, Runcorn
Office <runcornoffice@taroe.org>, Lars Aasen <lbf@lbf.no>, Info
<info@tpas.org.uk>, Benefits Service
<benefits.service@liverpooldirectlimited.co.uk>, “steve.rotheram.mp“
<steve.rotheram.mp@parliament.uk>, LO Postkasse LO <lo@lo.no>,
rcjchancery.judgeslisting@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk, CONTACT-US
<CONTACT-US@dwp.gsi.gov.uk>, Contact-Us
<Contact-Us@jobcentreplus.gsi.gov.uk>, “sande.vgs” <sande.vgs@vfk.no>,
“president@ansa.no” <president@ansa.no>
Hi,
I think this might have been the e-mails that initiated that Gaynor,
(from Aintree Jobcentre), was taking part, in a jobseeking-meeting, at
Aintree Jobcentre, last automn.
(Meetings which normally only Sarah Bamber and me would be at).
The meeting, where Gaynor asked me if I wanted a new jobseeking-advisor.
But I said it wasn’t necesarry, (because I felt sorry for Sarah
Bamber, since she was crying, it seemed, in the meeting.
At least her eyes were full of tears, as I remember it).
Now I’ve browsed through much of my e-mails and files.
(But it could be even more about this, on my blog).
But I hope you now got better answers, to some of the questions, that
you asked me, in the meeting, at Linskills, last week.
(It was perhaps a bit early for me:
And I’m from Norway, so it’s a bit easier for me sometimes, to explain
about things, after the meeting).
I hope you now can get me out of this murder of justice-case, (like we
call it in Norway).
Regards,
Erik Ribsskog
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Aug 24, 2013 at 8:38 AM
Subject: Update/Fwd: To Personal Advisor Sarah at Aintree Jobcentre
To: Contact-Us <Contact-Us@jobcentreplus.gsi.gov.uk>
Hi again,
and I also remember now.
You wanted to know what I learned at the meeting, with Enterprising
Merseyside, some weeks ago.
And I explained that they told me that business that are successfull,
are special.
Then you asked me how I could make my business more special.
And I said perhaps make it more British.
But then you coach me, I think.
And this is on my spare-time.
And I take this with Enterprising Merseyside, if I need coaching.
I think it’s a bit silly if I get coaching about this business, from
both you and Enterprising Merseyside, at the same time.
Which we could risk here.
So I think we should leave the details about how I run my web-shop out
of the meetings.
After I contacted Enterprising Merseyside.
So you can just forget about what I said about making the web-shop more British.
That wasn’t something bombastic, that I have decided.
That was just something that I was pondering about.
And which I replied to you, to not be inpolite, and not answer.
So just forget about the web-shop.
If that’s ok.
Because I really get advice from Enterprising Merseyside about it, if
I need advice.
It just complicates it if you also wants to coach/give advice about
this spare-time-webshop.
And my main focus is anyway the job-seeking.
So we shouldn’t get distracted from that, I think.
Just something I thought about now.
Best regards,
Erik Ribsskog
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 10:00 AM
Subject: To Personal Advisor Sarah at Aintree Jobcentre
To: Contact-Us <Contact-Us@jobcentreplus.gsi.gov.uk>
Hi,
I just thought I’d send an e-mail regarding yesterdays meeting while I
remember it.
When I was unemployed in Sunderland, in 2011, Anita Ford there said it
was ‘insane’ to apply for more than two jobs a week.
But you want me to apply for like ten jobs a day, (or something), it seems.
(Even if there aren’t that many jobs around, I think).
So I’m now not sure what the norm is, for number of jobs to apply for, each day.
Also, you told me I can’t apply for jobs in Leyland and Chorley.
But this is because I try to apply for one job a day.
Because that’s my goal, from the jobseekers agreement.
(Even if this is more than they think is normal, in Sunderland, they told me).
I think when it says 90 minutes travel-time in the jobseekers-agreement.
Then it’s meant that I’m obligated to look for work within 90 minutes
travel-time.
It doesn’t mean I’m restricted to only apply for work within 90
minutes travel-time.
(Also the trains to Leyland sometimes only use about an hour, I saw on
the internet.
And I set the Universal Jobmatch to look for jobs, in a 20 mile radius.
It doesn’t have a 15 mile radius option.
Only a 10 mile one.
And then it doesn’t find the jobs in Chester and Manchester, I think).
It seemed like you meant that I wasn’t allowed to apply for jobs in Leyland.
(In the meeting yesterday).
That there is some kind of rule forbidding me to do this.
Surely there is no restriction like that?
Just something I wondered about.
Also TK Maxx is American, I checked it on the internet.
And you wondered if a bus goes to the Aintree mall.
After I explained that I went with Merseyrail there, when I went to
the Maplin-store, near Aintree racecourse-ground.
I checked on the map now, and it’s just a couple of kilometers from
the Jobcentre, so it’s possible to walk there as well.
And I know there is a bus that goes to the Jobcentre in Aintree, (at
least), from Walton, so that shouldn’t be a problem.
You wanted me to tell the college that I’m unemployed, in the
interview with them.
But in the last meeting you mentioned possible founding, from the jobcentre.
This you didn’t mention in yesterdays meeting, I noticed.
So you have changed your mind about founding for the CAD-course?
Also, you asked me if the weather was ‘clammy’ yesterday.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2644210
It says the humidity is 87 percent today, (if that’s what you meant).
Just in case I forgot about this.
Since you’re going on a holiday, and the next appointment is in September.
Best regards,
Erik Ribsskog
