Stikkord: The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman

Erik Ribsskog

Erik Ribsskog
Your complaint to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
Erik Ribsskog     Sat, Dec 19, 2015 at 3:28 AM
To: Phso Enquiries Cc: FN-sambandet Norge
Hi,

I wrote to you, on 16/11, that I wanted this escalated, to your line-manager.

I can’t see that this has been escalated, in the way I wanted to.

So I want you to try to escalate this, (in that specific way), once again.

Thanks!

Erik Ribsskog

PS.

Here is more about this:

‘Erik Ribsskog
Your complaint to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
Erik Ribsskog     Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 8:54 PM
To: Phso Enquiries
Cc: public.enquiries@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk, FN-sambandet Norge
Hi,

I think the only word to use here, is ‘moronic’.

Because the Home Office has had my complaint, since around 2010.

And then you tell me, that they haven’t had enough time, to process my
complaint.

That’s moronic, I think.

So I still want this escalated to your line-manager there.

(Maybe he has more sense).

Erik Ribsskog’.

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> I wrote to you on 23 November and explained that I was going to contact the
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> complaint on 23 November 2015. I have attached a copy of the Home Office’s
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> Subject: Response to complaint: reference 131-10147
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> Email: eribsskog@gmail.com
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> Complaint Reference : 131-101047
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> Dear Mr Ribsskog
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> Thank you for email correspondence of 28 October about your immigration
> matter.
>
> Unfortunately, we are not able to accept your correspondence as a valid
> complaint at this time for the reasons stated below.  You can find more
> details on what we accept as a complaint in Chapter 3 of the complaints
> management guidance on the Gov.UK website at the link below:
> www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/404202/complaint_management_guidance_version_7.pdf
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> Your complaint relates to a matter which took place in 2009 and no details
> have been provided to show that there were any exceptional reasons which
> prevented you from submitting your complaint within the three month period
> usually allowed.
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> from submitting your complaint earlier, please submit your reasons in
> writing requesting a review of your complaint number CMS 131-101047 within
> 28 days of the date at the top of this letter by email to:
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> We would like to hear about your experience and invite you to spend a few
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> Yours sincerely
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> Customer Service Operations
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> —–Original Message—–
> From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
> Sent: 28 October 2015 10:20
> To: Public Enquiries (CD)
> Cc: Phso Enquiries; FN-sambandet Norge
> Subject: Complaint/Fwd: Problems with UK Border Agency
>
> Hi,
>
> I’m again writing to you about what happened, when I tried to seak asylum,
> in the UK, in 2009, (see the forwarded e-mail).
>
> When I wanted to seak asylum, then they, (a woman there), just took down a
> roller blind, right in front of my face.
>
> I then wrote to you, (the forwarded e-mail), to complain, (since I wasn’t
> allowed to seak asylum).
>
> But with no success, my complaint didn’t result in anything, (I have to
> say).
>
> But today, the Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet, has an article about this
> problem, in it’s online edition.
>
> And e.g. an Italian citizen got asylum to Norway, (the article says).
>
> And the article also says that everyone has the right to get ones
> application processed.
>
> Something I was refused, (I was refused to even apply), in 2009, (and also
> later, after complaing, to the Home Office).
>
> I thing I must have been harrased, by the Home Office, from 2009 and till
> today then, (thats for six years).
>
> After I applied for asylum, I was several times thrown out of my home, (both
> in Liverpool and in Sunderland), by UK police.
>
> In the end, (in 2014), I had to flee back to Norway, because the Jobcentre
> also messed with me, and I almost died from starvation and exhaustion, (I
> think), when the Police came and broke in to my flat, (something they did
> daily, in periods, in 2014, and also earlier, (from 2011 to 2014), the UK
> police would break in to my flat, and kidnap me, from time to time, which
> was shocking, I have to say).
>
> So I now live in Norway, but I’m still trying to stand up for my rights, so
> I want a big compensation, (in money), for this terrror against me, from the
> British government.
>
> Thanks in advance for sorting this!
>
> Erik Ribsskog
>
>
> ———- Forwarded message ———-
> From: Erik Ribsskog
> Date: Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 11:37 AM
> Subject: Problems with UK Border Agency
> To: public.enquiries@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I was at the Border Agency in Liverpool today, since I’m being persecuted by
> the Norwegian Government, by some mafia or gladio that’s under their
> control, due to that my grandfather, Johannes Ribsskog, offended someone in
> the Gerhardsen and Stoltenberg-families, in the Norwegian
> Arbeiderpartiet-party, it seems, from what I’ve been told.
>
> I’ve also been persecuted in Britain, I was harassed when I worked for
> Bertelsmann/Microsoft, and the Police and the IPCC and you at the Home
> Office, have been ‘messing’ with me, in a case that’s now at the Prime
> Ministers Office.
>
> I’ve also been recieved funny letters, threat-letters, this year, from
> Germany and Liverpool, while I have been staying in Liverpool, with strange
> drawings, and the German one had a strange pyramide, so this could be some
> Illuminati-stuff etc.
>
> I had an agreement to claim asylum in the UK, today, at 9 am.
>
> But, I was told, that one couldn’t get asylum, if one were from a European
> country.
>
> But I think they must have meant the EU.
>
> But Norway aren’t in the EU, and I tried to explain this, because, Norway
> and the UK, aren’t the same country, since Norway aren’t in the EU.
>
> So then it should be possible for me, to claim asylum, to the UK, in
> accordance to normal international principles and laws, I reckon.
>
> So I would please like to complain about your representative, and I hope you
> can sort this out, so that I can get asylum, since I’m being persecuted.
>
> (Why would they give me an appointment, if people from Norway can’t claim
> asylum?
>
> I doesn’t make any sense to me, I’m afraid).
>
> I hope you can sort this!
>
> Yours sincerely,
>
> Erik Ribsskog
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Erik Ribsskog
New update/Fwd: Your complaint to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
Erik Ribsskog     Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 7:54 PM
To: Phso Enquiries Hi,

I also think the name of your ombudsman is a bit strange.

In Norway we have the ‘Sivilombudsmannen’, an ombudsmann for
complaining about the Government here.

It’s like you say everyone who complain about Government in the UK are
mental or something, a bit, when you have that name, I think.

Also, you have custommer service _officers_.

In Norway, officer is something with the Army or the Salvation Army.

When you have titles to do with ‘officer’, then it’s seems militant,
(and not civilised), I think.

Is the UK like a very big army base, then I wonder.

This is odd stuff, I think.

So this I want to complaint about, while I’m at it.

Erik Ribsskog

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog
Date: Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 7:46 PM
Subject: Fwd: Your complaint to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
To: Phso Enquiries

Hi,

I’ve thought more about this.

English is only my second language.

But in Norwegian, I could have used the word ‘avsporing’, when you
talk about complaint-procedures.

‘Avsporing’ means ‘derailment’:

http://www.easytrans.org/no/?q=avsporing

It’s like you try to get the focus away from the real case then, I think.

I’ve also gone to business-school etc., and I think I know how to compain.

So when you tell me, I don’t know how to complain, then I think that’s
an insult, and that you are being descending.

So even after thinking more about this, I still want this to be sent
to your line-manager, for a second opinion.

Thanks in advance for the help with this,

Erik Ribsskog

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog
Date: Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 5:17 AM
Subject: Re: Your complaint to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
To: Phso Enquiries

Hi,

this was with the Prime Ministers Office even, a few years ago, (while
I lived in Leather Lane, (where I lived from 2006 to 2011), in
Liverpool).

So I’m afraid you are wrong.

Also this you write about the Home Office’ complaint procedure is
comunist-stuff, I think.

It’s the citiziens complaint(-procedure), you should care about, and
not some funny ‘communist-procedure’.

Please escalate to your line-manager.

Erik Ribsskog

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> Our reference: 239586 (please quote this reference in any further
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> Dear Mr Ribsskog
>
>
>
> Thank you for sending us a copy of your email to the Home Office dated 28
> October.  We have now looked at the information you have given us and have
> decided that your complaint is not ready for us to consider further at this
> stage.
>
> It appears that you have not yet completed the Home Office’s complaints
> process, and that needs to happen before we look at your case further. It is
> important that they are given the chance to look at your complaint, give you
> a response, and put right any mistakes. Often this is the quickest way for
> issues to be resolved.  That means we will not be taking any further action
> on your complaint at this time.
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> What should I do next?
>
> You should wait for the Home Office to respond to your concerns. If you are
> still unhappy once you have completed their complaints process and received
> a final response from them, please call us on: 0345 015 4033.
>
>
>
> We will need to be sure that the Home Office have given you their final
> response to your complaint and that there is nothing further they can do to
> resolve your concerns before we will look further at your complaint. We will
> need to see a copy of their response, so please have that to hand when you
> call us.
>
>
>
> If you are not sure whether you have got a final response to your complaint,
> please call us and we will see if we can help.
>
>
>
> We can only consider complaints about the Home Office which have been
> referred to us by an MP. Therefore, you will need to tell an MP about your
> complaint and ask them if they will refer your complaint to us.
>
>
>
> If you are unsure about how to ask your MP to refer your complaint to us,
> please call us and we will guide you through what you need to do.  You can
> find out who your local MP is by going to
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> Yours sincerely
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>
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> Joslyn Gooding
>
> Customer Services Officer
>
> Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
>
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Erik Ribsskog
Your complaint to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
Erik Ribsskog     Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 7:46 PM
To: Phso Enquiries Hi,

I’ve thought more about this.

English is only my second language.

But in Norwegian, I could have used the word ‘avsporing’, when you
talk about complaint-procedures.

‘Avsporing’ means ‘derailment’:

http://www.easytrans.org/no/?q=avsporing

It’s like you try to get the focus away from the real case then, I think.

I’ve also gone to business-school etc., and I think I know how to compain.

So when you tell me, I don’t know how to complain, then I think that’s
an insult, and that you are being descending.

So even after thinking more about this, I still want this to be sent
to your line-manager, for a second opinion.

Thanks in advance for the help with this,

Erik Ribsskog

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog
Date: Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 5:17 AM
Subject: Re: Your complaint to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
To: Phso Enquiries

Hi,

this was with the Prime Ministers Office even, a few years ago, (while
I lived in Leather Lane, (where I lived from 2006 to 2011), in
Liverpool).

So I’m afraid you are wrong.

Also this you write about the Home Office’ complaint procedure is
comunist-stuff, I think.

It’s the citiziens complaint(-procedure), you should care about, and
not some funny ‘communist-procedure’.

Please escalate to your line-manager.

Erik Ribsskog

On Tue, Nov 10, 2015 at 1:33 PM, Phso Enquiries wrote:
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> Our reference: 239586 (please quote this reference in any further
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>
>
>
> Dear Mr Ribsskog
>
>
>
> Thank you for sending us a copy of your email to the Home Office dated 28
> October.  We have now looked at the information you have given us and have
> decided that your complaint is not ready for us to consider further at this
> stage.
>
> It appears that you have not yet completed the Home Office’s complaints
> process, and that needs to happen before we look at your case further. It is
> important that they are given the chance to look at your complaint, give you
> a response, and put right any mistakes. Often this is the quickest way for
> issues to be resolved.  That means we will not be taking any further action
> on your complaint at this time.
>
>
>
> What should I do next?
>
> You should wait for the Home Office to respond to your concerns. If you are
> still unhappy once you have completed their complaints process and received
> a final response from them, please call us on: 0345 015 4033.
>
>
>
> We will need to be sure that the Home Office have given you their final
> response to your complaint and that there is nothing further they can do to
> resolve your concerns before we will look further at your complaint. We will
> need to see a copy of their response, so please have that to hand when you
> call us.
>
>
>
> If you are not sure whether you have got a final response to your complaint,
> please call us and we will see if we can help.
>
>
>
> We can only consider complaints about the Home Office which have been
> referred to us by an MP. Therefore, you will need to tell an MP about your
> complaint and ask them if they will refer your complaint to us.
>
>
>
> If you are unsure about how to ask your MP to refer your complaint to us,
> please call us and we will guide you through what you need to do.  You can
> find out who your local MP is by going to
> www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/mps/ or by calling the House of
> Commons Information Office on 020 7219 4272.
>
>
>
> If you have any questions about our decision or how we looked at your
> complaint then please contact me using the details given in this email.
>
>
>
> How did we do?
>
> You can also give us feedback on our service or decision by talking to our
> Customer Care Team.  Please contact the Team on 0345 015 4033 and select
> option 3 or email us at feedbackaboutus@ombudsman.org.uk.
>
>
>
> Our independent research company may also invite you to take part in a
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>
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>
>
> Yours sincerely
>
>
>
>
>
> Joslyn Gooding
>
> Customer Services Officer
>
> Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
>
> T: 0345 015 4033
>
> E: phso.enquiries@ombudsman.org.uk
>
> W: www.ombudsman.org.uk
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Erik Ribsskog
Your complaint to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
Erik Ribsskog     Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 5:17 AM
To: Phso Enquiries Hi,

this was with the Prime Ministers Office even, a few years ago, (while
I lived in Leather Lane, (where I lived from 2006 to 2011), in
Liverpool).

So I’m afraid you are wrong.

Also this you write about the Home Office’ complaint procedure is
comunist-stuff, I think.

It’s the citiziens complaint(-procedure), you should care about, and
not some funny ‘communist-procedure’.

Please escalate to your line-manager.

Erik Ribsskog

On Tue, Nov 10, 2015 at 1:33 PM, Phso Enquiries wrote:
> PROTECT
>
> We are committed to keeping your information secure. As part of that
> commitment we have decided that when we send you information by email we may
> have to remove some details. This includes information that may identify you
> or any other person and sometimes the organisation complained about.
>
>
>
> Our reference: 239586 (please quote this reference in any further
> correspondence about this matter).
>
>
>
> Dear Mr Ribsskog
>
>
>
> Thank you for sending us a copy of your email to the Home Office dated 28
> October.  We have now looked at the information you have given us and have
> decided that your complaint is not ready for us to consider further at this
> stage.
>
> It appears that you have not yet completed the Home Office’s complaints
> process, and that needs to happen before we look at your case further. It is
> important that they are given the chance to look at your complaint, give you
> a response, and put right any mistakes. Often this is the quickest way for
> issues to be resolved.  That means we will not be taking any further action
> on your complaint at this time.
>
>
>
> What should I do next?
>
> You should wait for the Home Office to respond to your concerns. If you are
> still unhappy once you have completed their complaints process and received
> a final response from them, please call us on: 0345 015 4033.
>
>
>
> We will need to be sure that the Home Office have given you their final
> response to your complaint and that there is nothing further they can do to
> resolve your concerns before we will look further at your complaint. We will
> need to see a copy of their response, so please have that to hand when you
> call us.
>
>
>
> If you are not sure whether you have got a final response to your complaint,
> please call us and we will see if we can help.
>
>
>
> We can only consider complaints about the Home Office which have been
> referred to us by an MP. Therefore, you will need to tell an MP about your
> complaint and ask them if they will refer your complaint to us.
>
>
>
> If you are unsure about how to ask your MP to refer your complaint to us,
> please call us and we will guide you through what you need to do.  You can
> find out who your local MP is by going to
> www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/mps/ or by calling the House of
> Commons Information Office on 020 7219 4272.
>
>
>
> If you have any questions about our decision or how we looked at your
> complaint then please contact me using the details given in this email.
>
>
>
> How did we do?
>
> You can also give us feedback on our service or decision by talking to our
> Customer Care Team.  Please contact the Team on 0345 015 4033 and select
> option 3 or email us at feedbackaboutus@ombudsman.org.uk.
>
>
>
> Our independent research company may also invite you to take part in a
> survey to help us improve our services. If you would prefer not to take part
> please call us on
> 0300 061 4222, or email customersurvey@ombudsman.org.uk.
>
>
>
> Information passed to and collected by the research company is kept in the
> strictest confidence and used for research purposes only.
>
>
>
>
>
> Yours sincerely
>
>
>
>
>
> Joslyn Gooding
>
> Customer Services Officer
>
> Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
>
> T: 0345 015 4033
>
> E: phso.enquiries@ombudsman.org.uk
>
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>
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Erik Ribsskog  
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Hi,

I received a letter from NHS yesterday where they say I have to go on
a mental check on 23/5,

Its signed by ‘secretary Access Team’, (no printed name, but a
signature with a pen, reads something like PBo?).

The NHS write that this is following a referal from Careline Adult Services.

But I’ve complained about them.

Since I think this is nosense and the process isn’t fine.

I got two police-constables on my door before Easter.

They said they had been sent by ‘social services Liverpool’.

Which isn’t a formal name, I think, and no name or other reference was given.

I said I wasn’t interested, I had just got sent some money from my
sister Pia in Norway, and someone had contacted the Police, since I
hadn’t gotten my jobseekers allowance for most of this years weeks.

But it isn’t clear who sent the Police to my address.

And I have complained about this process, (see the forwarded e-mails).

I have gone to commerce and office-school in Norway and know how to
send a letter in the post.

But the Jobcentre is messing with me, as is the Police.

So I often don’t get sent my jobseekers-allowance.

And the Police also go on my door, (like earlier this week), and
arrest me for invented crimes.

They say I’ve sent harassing e-mails to a Jobcentre-staff.

But like I explained in e-mails which I copied you yesterday, I’m
being framed by the Police who have tapped into my broadband-line it
seems.

I sent you many e-mails last year regarding problems with Virgin when
they installed this line.

They were at my door three or four times, and I think they replaced a
box in the wall the last time they were there.

I sent the complaints on to PHSO since Ofcom and Virgin didn’t have
proper e-mail-addresses, if I remember it right.

I’ve also been in politics a bit, for the Conservative party in Norway.

And this is a well-known tactic from Russia etc., that they say people
from western parties are insane.

So this could be some commie-mafia or something I suspect.

My mother Karen was on holidays to London in the 70’s.

Then my sister Pia and I lived with a family named Gran.

The son in the family tried to steal my sister and I from my mother
who was on holiday, it seemed like, to me.

I think he possibly supported Liverpool.

So it could be a Liverpool FC-mob, who is messing me around, since I
support Everton.

Anyway I don’t want to go on a mental-check.

And I think it’s like something from a book by Orwell or Kafka that
someone are trying to send me there, without it being known, who,
(which organisation and staff), who initiated this.

I hope you at PHSO contact NHS and tell them I’ve complained about
Careline Adult Services to the Council and now to the Local Government
Ombudsman.

So that this is possibly some revenge from them, since I’ve complained
about them, for sending the Police on my door, for some vague/sweaty
reasons.

Of course now my sister Pia has stopped replying to my e-mails, (after
promissing to borrowing me money, untill the Jobcentre stopps messing
with me).

But my sister works as a secretary in an Organisation dealing with
retards, in Norway, so who know if she’s behind this.

Anyway I hope you contact NHS and explain that I’ve complained about
Careline, so this is part of a complaint-case, which I now escalate to
you and the LGO.

So I expect to hear from the LGO about this.

So I’ll just ignore the letter from NHS, and deal with the LGO and the
PHSO, regarding the Careline-complaint/case.

Hope this is alright!

Yours sincerely,

Erik Ribsskog

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog
Date: Sat, Apr 19, 2014 at 4:25 PM
Subject: To: Careline Adult Services. Complaint
To: Liverpool Direct Cc: Pia Ribsskog

Hi,

I’m refering to your letter from 11/4, which I received today, (and
which I attach a scanned copy of).

Your say you’ve received some information about my financial situation.

I would like to complain about that you don’ write who has provided
you, with this information.

(What has initiated your enquiry, I was wondering.

That’s normal politenes, to explain about this, I think.

Or else things could get a bit to ‘clammy/sweaty’, I think).

I also didn’t want to give the Police my phone-number, since I didn’t
think it was an emergency any longer, when they were at my door.

So I just told the Police I had better things to do, than standing in
my door all day, chatting with them.

(I had some errands to do, etc).

And I didn’t give them my phone-number, due to that I didn’t think it
was an emergency any longer, (due to that my sister had sent me some
money for food and electricity, etc).

So I wonder: How did you get my phone-number?

(So this is also a comlaint, I think.

Why have you tried to call me, when I explained to the police-patrol,
(Alan? and Colin?), that I didn’t want any calls from the social
services, like I think they called it.

That’s also a bit sweaty/clammy, I think, (that you try to call me
about something I didn’t want you to call about, like I explained to
the police).

The problem is that the Jobcentre, have like five or ten times, just
stopped my jobseekers-allowance.

They also invent some romantic e-mails, which they say I’ve sent to their staff.

(But I’m not a hippie, I’m an earlier Store Manager, and am used with
not mixiing work and spare-time.

And I don’t even like or fancy these two staff, at Ingeus and the
Job-centre, which they accuse me of sending romatic e-mails to.

I grew up by a fjord, in Norway, and had a steph-sister, who had a lot
of sex-appeal, (like they sang in her confirmation), so these two
‘hags’, (that I’m being accused of being in love with), don’t really
wake me up.

Something like that).

So I was banned from the Jobcentres, and then I couldn’t even get a
voucher for the food-bank, and had to look for coins on the street,
for spagetti, (that only costs 20 pence), and steal once, at Tesco.

So the Jobcentre make me into a criminal.

If I e-mail the food-bank, (about a voucher), then they don’t reply.

I was at the CAB, to do with an employement-case against Arvato, in 2006.

But the CAB just messed with me, and made me lose control of the
employement-case.

So I have no confidence in them, after that, to be honest, so I don’t
like to go there, after that.

And my doctor doesn’t want to write a statement for me, regarding a
frost-bite-injury, that I got while I served my conscription-service,
in the infantry, in Norway.

(This injury made my mother almost cry, I remember.

So I guess my sister remembers about this).

The doctor, (Chang at Marleybone Healt Centre), said that injuries
like that meant I had been in a fight, and said he wouldn’t write a
statement for me.

(So this is perhaps NATO who mess with me, trough CAB and my doctor, etc.

What do I know.

So to hide that I got a frost-bite injury while I served my
conscription-service, in Norway.

What do I know).

So the problems where just to do with that the Jobcentre doesn’t
understand, that people are made of organic material, and need food,
to function, it seems.

One could say they are trying to kill me, I think.

They still haven’t sent me the money they owe me.

And it seems like they don’t plan to send any money.

(Due to some ‘communist-mafia-stuff’, I think I have to call it).

My sister has borrowed me around £100 twice, (the jobcentre owe me
around £500-600).

But she hasn’t been clear, when I asked  her, how much money, that she
has, at the moment.

So I’m not sure how long I can go on borrowing money from her.

I have about £20-30 left of the money, that she has borrowed me.

And she’ll be back at her work, (and see my e-mails), after the
Norwegian easter-holiday, (which is quite long), has finished.

So I try to get help from my sister, with this situation now.

I get frustrated, because I own some property, in Norway, which a
court in Drammen has refused me to sell, since 2011.

So this is like some communist-mafia-stuff, or something by Kafka or
Orwell, I have to say.

My mother died in 1999, and her last parent, (her mother), died in
2009, so my mothers inheritance should have been split, between my
siblings and I.

But when I ask my sister about this, (how it’s going with the
inheritance, from 2009, in Norway), then she just ignores my question.

So it’s a bit frustrating, with the Jobcentre, and the problems in
Norway, and all.

But my sister has more or less promised to borrow me around £100, (for
food, electricity and bills), each forthnight, untill I get my
allowance from the Jobcentre, again.

So I expect that my sister do like she has promised, (more or less, at least).

And I think the situation is under control.

Even if my sister doesn’t reply to everything I ask about, (and she
didn’t want to be my friend, on Facebook, some years ago.

So I wouldn’t have contacted my sister about borrowing me money for
food, if it hadn’t been an emergency).

The healt-problems was to do with that I ate to little food, (due to
that I didn’t have money), I think.

(Or if it could have been that I ate food that made me constipated.

Due to that I sat in my flat in the dark, and I didn’t get to cook the
spagetti properly, since I didn’t have the electricity, in my flat.

Due to that I didn’t get any jobseekers allowance, from 31/1 to 21/2.

And then again, from 6/3 to todays date.

So my jobseekers-allowance have been stopped twice, since January.

So I wasn’t that on top perhaps, the second time, it was stopped.

I didn’t have any savings because my Personal Advisor, at Aintree
Jobcentre, Sarah Bamber, had put pressure on me, to use my savings, on
courses from Learn Direct.

And also, when I moved in to Keith Court, a couple of years ago, then
it was unfurnished.

And the LHT-woman, who initated talking about a grant for furniture
etc., was chewing chewing-gum, in that meeting.

So I didn’t think the LHT treated me with respect, and I also thought
that form had very many pages in it.

So I’ve had to buy furniture and kitchen-machines etc., for my
jobseekers-allowance, in the last years.

So I haven’t had much savings.

And I could explain even longer back.

I was throuwn out a lot of times, for no good reasons, from Leather
Lane, University of Sunderland, Azalea Lodge in Sunderland, the
Scandinavian Church in Liverpool and MAS, between automn of 2011 and
spring 2012.

So it’s like I have some nazis on my back, (the police often do these
evictions), or something like that).

And before that it was my employement-cases against Arvato/Microsoft, and more.

So this poor treatment of me, from the Jobcentre could be linked with
my employment-case, or something political, (the British Nationalist
Party probably don’t like me, since I’m from Norway).

Who knows.

I think it’s embarrasing to get letters from social workers.

So I’m going to try to solve this by borrowing money, from my sister
Pia, untill I get my jobseekers-allowance.

But thanks for being interested.

I hope you can reply about my two complaints, (above).

So if  you could escalate this e-mail to your line-manager, please.

Regards,

Erik Ribsskog

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