Particularly impressive FMOTLer kookery

[Jon Ribbens]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ym02kj146o

'Cult' members jailed over coroner kidnap plot

Members of an "anti-establishment cult" have been jailed for up to
seven years for storming a court with handcuffs and trying to kidnap
a coroner.

...

The group called itself the Federal Postal Court, also known as the
Court of the People.

Christopher was the group's "chief judge", with Martin and Sean
Harper as his "sheriffs".

Shiza Harper, a former special constable with the Metropolitan
Police, held a "postal inspector" role.

The "Federal Postal Court" bit is a nice touch given we're not in the US.

[Roger Hayter]

Post by Jon Ribbens
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ym02kj146o
'Cult' members jailed over coroner kidnap plot
Members of an "anti-establishment cult" have been jailed for up to
seven years for storming a court with handcuffs and trying to kidnap
a coroner.
...
The group called itself the Federal Postal Court, also known as the
Court of the People.
Christopher was the group's "chief judge", with Martin and Sean
Harper as his "sheriffs".
Shiza Harper, a former special constable with the Metropolitan
Police, held a "postal inspector" role.
The "Federal Postal Court" bit is a nice touch given we're not in the US.

It is unclear whether they had any grievance with the Essex coroner, or
whether it was thought to be a relatively unguarded court to practise on.

[Jon Ribbens]

Post by Roger Hayter

Post by Jon Ribbens
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ym02kj146o
'Cult' members jailed over coroner kidnap plot
Members of an "anti-establishment cult" have been jailed for up to
seven years for storming a court with handcuffs and trying to kidnap
a coroner.
...
The group called itself the Federal Postal Court, also known as the
Court of the People.
Christopher was the group's "chief judge", with Martin and Sean
Harper as his "sheriffs".
Shiza Harper, a former special constable with the Metropolitan
Police, held a "postal inspector" role.
The "Federal Postal Court" bit is a nice touch given we're not in the US.

It is unclear whether they had any grievance with the Essex coroner, or
whether it was thought to be a relatively unguarded court to practise on.

Yeah I haven't found any explanation as to why they were picking on this
particular coroner - whether they had had some interaction with him in
the past that they objected to, or they just thought he was an easy
target, or what.

[John Levine]

Post by Jon Ribbens
The "Federal Postal Court" bit is a nice touch given we're not in the US.

Perhaps they thought they were in Switzerland. That's where the UPU is,
after all.

[Theo]

Post by Jon Ribbens
Shiza Harper, a former special constable with the Metropolitan
Police, held a "postal inspector" role.

Their 'coat of arms' bears the motto of a Royal Mail parcel barcode number.
A nice touch, really fills out the kookery.

The barcode doesn't have any tracking information, I checked.
If you google it comes up with their 'judicial notice', which is...
interesting.

Theo

[Adam Funk]

Post by Theo

Post by Jon Ribbens
Shiza Harper, a former special constable with the Metropolitan
Police, held a "postal inspector" role.

Their 'coat of arms' bears the motto of a Royal Mail parcel barcode number.
A nice touch, really fills out the kookery.
The barcode doesn't have any tracking information, I checked.
If you google it comes up with their 'judicial notice', which is...
interesting.

Well spotted!

For educational purposes, the content of this website can be shared
freely.

That's nice of them. This bit is pretty good too:

Disclaimer: Everything written by Team Switzerland™ reflects our
personal opinion based on our own research and knowledge. Allways
stay objective and DYOR.

<https://wethepeople-switzerland.ch/judicial-notices-js029587168gb/>

[GB]

Post by Jon Ribbens
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ym02kj146o
'Cult' members jailed over coroner kidnap plot
Members of an "anti-establishment cult" have been jailed for up to
seven years for storming a court with handcuffs and trying to kidnap
a coroner.
...
The group called itself the Federal Postal Court, also known as the
Court of the People.
Christopher was the group's "chief judge", with Martin and Sean
Harper as his "sheriffs".
Shiza Harper, a former special constable with the Metropolitan
Police, held a "postal inspector" role.
The "Federal Postal Court" bit is a nice touch given we're not in the US.

Looking at the photos in that article, the miscreants look pretty
normal. What can they have been thinking?