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'Some' of the people who wish to speak with you,
may be a danger to you.

But 'all' of the people who would stop you listening,
are a danger to you.

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"The concept of envy — the hatred of the superior — has dropped out of our moral vocabulary …

The idea that white Christian civilization is hated more for its virtues than its sins doesn’t occur to us, because it’s not a nice idea. …

Western man towers over the rest of the world in ways so large as to be almost inexpressible.
It’s Western exploration, science, and conquest that have revealed the world to itself. Other races feel like subjects of Western power long after colonialism, imperialism, and slavery have disappeared.

The charge of racism puzzles whites who feel not hostility, but only baffled good will, because they don’t grasp what it really means: humiliation.
The white man presents an image of superiority even when he isn’t conscious of it.
And, superiority excites envy.

Destroying white civilization is the inmost desire of the league of designated victims we call minorities.

–Joseph Sobran (Sobran’s — April 1997)"

I want and believe in self determination for my people
said the Black man.
I want and believe in self determination for my people
said the Brown man.
I want and believe in self determination for my people
said the White Racist.

Joe Powell.
MP for Kensington and Bayswater.
NHS Complaints Department.
GLYNNS Solicitors. Specialist Medical Negligence Solicitors.
Along with my local Councillors, and the local Police.

Dear Joe Powell MP,

The information provided here is quite comprehensive and doubtless will take time to consider thoroughly.
This "SAGA" of my semi invalid left leg needs to come to a satisfactory conclusion.
I wish to walk normally again.
It has been some years since I was last able to do so.

This merits investigation and maximum exposure.
Something very very wrong going on - REPEATEDLY !

Yours Faithfully

Sean Bryson

Wednesday 2nd September 2026.

Tuesday 1st September 2026 @ 9.15am
Charring Cross Hospital
Vascular Outpatients.

Today I had a follow up scan to check on the condition of the "Stent" inserted at St Mary's above.
As coincidence would have it, this follow up scan was to be done by the same clinician who had given me my first lower left leg scan, and had found a blockage in my lower left calf/ankle area.

From this point on, for months, all conversations about my left leg pain and inability to walk very far without pain, were focused on having a stent in my lower left leg, along with advice about the the possible dangers.
One of these possible dangers was, however slight, the loss of my left leg if complications set in.

On the day of the procedure, the Surgeon restated these same potential dangers, including the loss of my leg, prior to changing and "Scrubbing Up"
It was only after these conversations, and the advice of possible negatives, that I agreed to be treated on one of Mr Guy Martins "Cutting Tables"
"For the purpose of a Stent in my left leg"
I was never consulted, never advised, and never agreed, to anything else.

Getting back to today Tuesday 1st September 2026 @ 9.15am

I was seen very quickly and the clinician was civil and polite just as before.
The routine for this sort of scan is strip down to shirt and underpants, whereupon the clinician places tissue at strategic points to protect underwear from the Gel used to lubricate the scan head.
Is that the correct name for this device ?

Suddenly, a women in her early forties gushed in and said that she had been looking for me everywhere.
Why ?
She was a small, slightly built White woman with dark hair.
She introduced herself very authoritatively as a "Vascular Scientist" and then took over the entire procedure.
The original clinician then appeared to play a background role.

It was at this time that I first heard of an abdominal stent having been inserted inside me.
I had no knowledge of this !
She was adamant that my procedure at St Mary's had been for an abdominal stent.
She placed the required Gel on my abdomen and scanned.
I asked if she could see the stent in my abdomen and she said yes.
While she spoke with the clinician she remarked a couple of times that it was a very short stent.

It made me wonder why there had been so much pain in my left leg during that procedure ?
I was shocked, dumbstruck to learn this.
Out of confusion I asked how many stents had been placed inside me during the above procedure, and once again she was adamant that only one had been inserted.
Because we were all there and the equipment was all ready and set up I asked if we might check my left leg for a stent ?
Why Not ?
This woman was very very obstructive about scanning my left leg.
She would not permit this ?
Why Not ?

Why was a “Vascular Scientist” involved in such a routine procedure ?

When I left St Mary’s Hospital I was given the card below and told to keep it with me 24/7 for at least 90 days.
As you can see, it clearly states – Left Femoral Artery.

Who was this woman, who inserted herself into my scan/treatment ?
It’s almost as though she suspected something might be wrong with the stent in my left leg, and wanted to avoid exposing it.

I have a further appointment at Hammersmith Hospital on Monday 7th September 2026.
This letter clearly states that I will be seen by a member of your team.
Could you please ensure that this team member, has sufficient knowledge and information to advise me if I will ever be able to walk normally again ?
And what my long term prospects are with my condition.

Please advise.

Yours Faithfully

Sean Bryson

FAO Mr Guy Martin
Consultant vascular and trauma surgeon.
Charing Cross Hospital, Hammersmith Hospital, St Mary's Hospital.

Thursday 30th July 2026

On Tuesday 28th July 2026 @ 9am
I arrived at ISIC surgical assessment unit
1st Floor, ISIC Paterson Centre
St Mary’s Hospital
South Wharf Road
London W2 1NY

The appointment letter stated that…….
“You will be under the care of the clinical team led by Guy Martin”
So, as I have failed to get any answers by contacting the above address directly.
I am now contacting you.

Events unfolded as follows.

All the nursing staff were very helpful in all respects.
The food was not too bad either.

A number of hours after I arrived I was prepared for the operating theater. Where the Surgeon introduced himself, but I have since forgotten his name. Would you be good enough to provide me with the names of the Surgeon and his assistant ?

Risks were outlined as per normal, along with questions about any allergies that I may have. I advised that Opioids gave me terrible constipation.

From what I could see the Surgeon appeared to be overseeing a more junior staff member through this procedure.

There was a slight amount of pain as the angiogram was inserted, but not a lot. Although I could not actually see what was happening. Minor surprise was indicated in the voice of either the Surgeon or his junior that I had felt anything.

The real problems arrived a little later with a sudden explosion of pain that seemed to encompass my entire left leg. Very soon the pain became excruciating with me feeling nauseous and extremely thirsty. The Doctor asked that I keep still, but by this time the leg was nearly out of my control.

I was going demented with the pain.
I was advised that strong pain killers were about to be given, it seemed like ages before it arrived. How long does it take to squirt something into a Cannula, why was it not already on hand, after all, what is a Cannula even for ?
One of the staff standing next to me on the platform/bed that I was laying on stated a couple of times that I was in a lot of pain. I could not see who he was talking to, and why did he feel the need to emphasize this ……..Twice ?

The pain continued with my discomfort continuing to increase. It was among the worst pain experiences in my adult life.

Is this level of pain normal with this procedure ?

If it is, why not tank me up with medication prior to the procedure ?

I asked one of the attending nurses what the maximum dose of pain killer was and she said 200, and that I had already had 50, and she would now take it up to 75. Had I been given 100 of the 200 maximum prior to the procedure, things may have been very different.

I have been advised by the Surgeon that when they tried to balloon my artery, the artery burst.
Is that what caused the pain to kick off ?
The surgeon advised that accidents happen, and they had proceeded with the stent.

After the procedure the orderlies wheeled me back to my room, and on the way there expressed concern a number of times at the amount of trembling in my legs. I was asked if it was normal and I said no. Just PTSD from the trauma of the procedure. And it certainly was traumatic.

From that point onward it seemed like every man and his Dog wanted to examine the insertion point in my groin to check for bleeding. Anyone could have asked me to swab with a tissue to look for evidence of leaks. The examination of my groin by every man and his Dog started to have a voyeuristic feel about it and I got pretty angry.

Something similar occurred prior to the procedure to check that my groin had been shaved ?

On the morning of Wednesday 29th July at about 6am I got ready to go home and the staff advised me that the Doctor wanted to see me first, and they would be in at around 8 or 9 am.

I waited.
As I waited I got further word from the staff that the Doctors had no idea that I was even there ?
Later I was told I would be seen as soon as possible.
The staff member removed the Cannula.
I gave the staff member the email address that I use exclusively for medical issues.
The same one registered with my GP.

At around 11am the staff member cut the ID straps from my wrists and I went home.
At around 15.00 on Wednesday 29th July I phoned the Hospital Ward and spoke to the staff member who had cut away my ID tags before I went home.
I advised that I needed the prescription that goes with my new stent.
It seems that there is also another medication to prevent against stomach ulcers.
What is all that about ?
At that time the Doctors had still not made an appearance ???

By the morning of Thursday 29th July 2026 the pain in my left thigh was just trace.
The leg pain in my left calf, which was the original problem, appears to have gone.
Breathing while walking is also easier.

For the future I will walk a little and often, and take it from there.
For a number of years now I have had to make do with a little and seldom.

In the absence of important information from the Doctors within any reasonable time period or appointment slot, I have to rely on the internet for Medical advice.
What other options do I have ?

Mostly I am concerned about the burst blood vessel during the procedure, from what I can see so far on YouTube the consequences of a burst blood vessel in the lower leg during a stent procedure vary between bad, and catastrophic.
What category of blood vessel burst during this procedure ?

Am I now walking around with a ticking time bomb in my left foot area ?
What should I be on the alert for ?
In terms of over all percentage what does the next ten years look like for me ?

I had a very unfortunate reaction to my last dose of “Chemo” a few years ago.
Which tripped my rapid physical demise, resulting in my arriving in your care on 28th July 2026. Alas, now I have had another unfortunate experience.

Is there any danger that I could develop a “Paranoid Disturbed Personality ?”
Ah !
But wait a minute, according to Hospital records, I already have one of those.
It’s been on the system for years. I never did find out who put it there, or why.
I recently did a search to find the NHS criteria for making this diagnosis.
It makes for interesting and troubling reading. Perhaps I’m just being paranoid.

What was the pain killer administered to me on the operating table when the pain arrived, was it an “Opiate” ? Because my insides have set rock solid, so I will consume nothing but water until it all starts moving again.
Perhaps it’s just IBS due to the stress of the trauma during the procedure.
But I would still like to know.

I do not consider any part of what I have provided here to be confidential.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Yours Faithfully

Sean Bryson

Flat B
48 Tavistock Road
London
W11 1AW