Mr. Sean Andre Haldkyj, whom I've known since 2005, living together since 2006 until 2022, is a British native of a hundred generations from his mother's side, the Reynolds. From his father's side, he is the grandson of a Ukranian national and a French national, who fled Nazi occupied Europe to live in the UK. His father was born in Islington. However, distant or not so distant, genes are not citizenship. The United Kingdom has been multicultural for many years now. The XRW wanted to dismantle that. Sean got married recently, in 2024. It must be his own unique way of fighting the XRW. I haven't seen Sean since June 2022, but we are still friends.

That was for the Ulez. In one of his most well-known songs "Ektos Elegxou" ("Out of Control"), the late Pavlos Fyssas sung ironically that "in the end, everyone will wear 'green' shoes". He was 34 years old in 2013, when he died in the hands of Golden Dawn. Golden Dawn had an Ametican and an Australian branch, recruiting diasporic Greeks.

 

All my art materials (from pencils and coloured pencils, charcoals, pastels, watercolours, gouache, oils and acrylics, epoxy raisin and various tools, besides paint brushes) and an over a decade's collection of expensive art books I also used to teach; as well as whatever personal belongings of mine I couldn't take with me, including clothes, cosmetics and furnishings, were stolen by thugs, who ignorant and equally thuggish people glorified to start with globally.- not anymore. They put a new lock on the door and changed the key. I called the police, who came and took notes. I told them i'm an artist and activist and that my artistic name is Betty Nigianni. That was on 27 March 2024.  My council tax closed on 27 March, that same day. I haven't been able to return to London or the UK since. 

 

At the time, two British courts and four police stations had illegal records of several individuals with fake passports. The last remaining was until October 2024 with the Central Criminal Courts in London. THOSE were corrected by September and October 2024.

 

I don't have any criminal records. No one with criminal records acquires British citizenship. I don't have children, either, established amd confirmed by international authorities and by the Greek police from my native country, Geece. It's self-evident I didn't have children in 2006 and 2007 (17 and 18 years old, currently),when I was living in the UK, working as a university lecturer. The sick sham of criminals involved with the illegal Bellview property must stop. An identified Greek woman lived at Flat 14, in the same building, with her two eldest children in 2020, Covid-19.  Islington council has her council tax records. I believe she is a shareholder of the whole property and she was receiving rentals in the illegal Barclays bank account, under investigation. I never lived at Flat 14.

 

The property was deemed illegal through the courts on 22 April. A bribe was offered for that courts decision, which confirms the property and the rental bank account are both illegal. Myself and one of the neighbours, who attended the courts, had stopped paying rent several months before, as soon as we found out the bank account wasn't a legitimate business account. No one from the courts asked us to pay rent in arrears, because the property is illegal, and so is the bank account for collecting rentals.

 

I never lived at Flat 14. I only lived at Flat 4, from October 2020, where I conducted part of the investigation, and until 27 March 2024. The two children, who lived at Flat 14 with their identified Greek mother, have also been identified by the Met Police and the Greek police, from their native. They were born in 2006 and 2007 in Greece. They are not my children and I have never met them.

 

I returned to the UK, where I have been a citizen since November 2011, on 7 September 2020. "Return" is the word used for citizens: the return to the homeland. I started renting Flat 4, 14 Barnsbury Road, a month later, on 5 October 2020. The final decision for Golden Dawn's criminalisation came shortly afterwards, after a five-year long prosecution that started in 2015.  The sentence for their leader and many of their members is 13 years imprisonment for a series of criminal offences, including political assassinations and for running a criminal gang.

For the last several months, because I have not had a fixed space, I have used digital photography as an investigatory and recording tool: as a visual track record, or reportage, of anything that has been relevant to the case. I met a lot of people and it has been a journey.