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This is the first episode of my new podcast series concerning my ongoing lawsuit against certain politicians, police force, tech platforms, tech executives, major film studios and many more. It’s a high-stakes, unprecedented case. Because I don’t think there’s a case like this before.
This podcast episode is about my initial police complaint against two police officers PC Jonathan Miotti and PC Andrew Ngo made on 20 January 2023, which has triggered a series of events leading to a shocking discovery of the heinous crimes committed against me for probably more than a decade till the present day. Hence, the lawsuit.
Today, I am having instant noodles for dinner as usual. Because I have less than £10 left in my bank account since I have no job, which I believe due to blacklisting, reputational sabotage, or economic sanction. I must therefore be careful not to spend any money at all. Well, I have no money to spend anyway.
It’s truly shocking that they apparently force me into poverty, and at the same time allegedly steal my ideas and then leak / sell to various writers, producers, filmmakers, film production and distribution companies, advertisement agencies, and so on, to create content and make films based on my creative works, my life and my private information without me receiving anything for it, plus I have to live in poverty and cannot pursue my dream career as an actress, writer and filmmaker either due to the alleged blacklisting.
Those who write and make films seemingly based on my stolen ideas, creative works, my private and confidential information without my consent or knowledge even received recognitions, awards, and more opportunities in the Film & TV industry.
But I, the original creator, have been prevented from using my own creative works to pursue my career as a writer and filmmaker — work that could have brought me income, recognition, awards, and further opportunities. At the same time, they appear to manipulate or pressure me into taking low-paid jobs such as cleaning, caretaking, or domestic work — a clear act of discrimination and humiliation. Moreover, my access to legal representation has also been obstructed, making it even more difficult to protect my rights and hold those responsible for the infringements to account.
