Philip James Rental hell for students??

Don't let them view this one if it's raining, put it in the "sunny day" book.

Students protest at usual delay in returning deposit!!

Manchester estate agent in prison after terrorist plot to kill British soldiers

Monday 12th September 2011

An estate agent is starting a six-year jail sentence after being found guilty for his part in a terrorist recruitment ring.

Matthew Newton, a white British citizen, took part in a plot to recruit young men to ‘fight, kill and die’ in Afghanistan, where their intended victims were to be British servicemen.

Newton, 29, was the son of a born-again Christian mother who became interested in Islam about five years ago when he started working for an estate agent in Manchester. He then converted and took the Islamic name Hamza.

Shortly after this, he met former Taliban fighter Munir Farooqi, a Pakistani-born British citizen, who had already been jailed for being an active terrorist in Pakistan. On release, he headed back to Britain, recruiting the estate agent plus local gang members to his cause.

The plot was revealed when two undercover anti-terrorism officers infiltrated the group. They spent a year pretending to be radicalised by it.

Relatives recalled how Newton changed from being a quiet, easy-going child, growing up into a hate-filled religious extremist.

At the trial, he was described as deeply anti-Semitic. He was convicted of preparing for acts of terrorism and two counts of dissemination of terrorist publications.

Although he was described by Mr Justice Richard Henriques as a ‘significant’ member of Farooqi’s team, the judge said that Newton told one of the undercover investigators he might not follow through with a plan to go to Afghanistan.

During the terrorism trial, Newton was out on bail and continued to work, this time on a perfume stall at Longsight market in Manchester – ironically, the same market where the plotters ran an Islamic bookstall to spread the word of Islam. In breaks in court proceedings, reporters noted that Newton always appeared friendly and jovial.

Philip James Didsbury - The letter from miss fortune - complain and you go to Prison

You can click on the letter to enlarge it, I intend to take you through it as well as an open reply to miss fortune.
In Para (1) miss fortune refers to a campaign of harassment and abuse. She means - I have had the cheek to issue a summons in the civil court to obtain my deposit back.
In Para (2) miss fortune confirms that she has once again wasted Police time pursuing what they told both of us is a civil matter. The first time she claimed I was stalking her. I have never met her or been anywhere near the Didsbury office. I wouldn't know her if I fell over her!
In Para (3) If she is confident she will defeat me in the court, why doesn't she leave it to the Judge?
In Para (4) miss fortune really goes to town. Here she tells me that if I continue to publish my blog and distribute my leaflets, I will be sent to Prison for six months.
In Para (6) She strongly advises me to drop my court action and my public broadcast of their unlawful withholding of my deposit.
Finally, in para (7) she claims to have been nothing but professional with me - This includes (in her own words) reporting me to the Police twice, the first time for stalking. Threatening me with six months imprisonment for using my right to free speech and peaceful protest. These people are probably used to getting their own way with their bluff and bluster. If they are going to prosecute and imprison me DO IT!! Please stop your threats and intimidation IT WON'T WORK!!  Give me my money back!!

Otherwise, leave it to the courts as the Police advised you!!

And to all you nice readers, be very wary who you deal with and keep coming back.
Merry Christmas