Marcel Vervloesem, who gave the authorities the Zandvoort file with
88,539 photographs of real crimes in 1998, was imposed complete isolation
as soon as his NGO, the Werkgroep Morkhoven, found one of the victims
alive. He was transferred to the St Gilles prison in Brussels for
outpatient treatment of crimes he is recognised to be physically incapable
of having executed. He is subject to a regulation unknown from the
staff of the prison, when we called to ask about the schedules of
visits. He could not see his collaborators; have access to a telephone,
even to call his family.
The State treats the visitors to the prison of St. Gilles are treated
like dogs, inflicted hours of waiting, standing in a line that never
ends in the wind, the cold and the rain. Those who do not have the
health to withstand these conditions are physically unable to see
their relatives.
We, the "inferior human race", can nevertheless make fascinating
discoveries, while chatting in the queue outside the prison of St.
Gilles. It seems that favourable detention conditions can be obtained
from the penitentiary civil-servants of all the prisons, in exchange
for addresses where to find chic and cheap drugs. One can thus understand
how an almost illiterate ruffian, close to a criminal gang who is
active in drug trafficking, prostitution and pornography, manages
to publish on Internet, all the conclusions on the fate reserved to
Marcel Vervloesem, long before they are official!
It is rather logical when the former minister for justice and present
minister of the health plead that everybody must be able to dehydrate
their brain and emotions without risk, thanks to a free of charge
testing of the quality of cocaine. Drugs give an illusion of an invulnerability
and genius, which can lead to make believe in a "right of life
or death" on others. There are enough drug addicts in prisons
to understand that the decision-making functions should be strictly
prohibited to drug addicts, whatever is their level of education.
Accepting drug addicts in the administration is irresponsible and
unacceptable, in reason of the potential of stupidity and cruelty
that the use of drugs can lead.
In 2005, during an illegal preventive detention of Marcel Vervloesem,
a civil-servant of the justice department replied laughing: "Of
course we do not wake up every quarter of an hour, we just see if
he is not dead." An attaché to the direction of the prison
of Turnhout then had the genius of filing a complaint for a threat
represented by a complaint against X for non-assistance the person
in danger.
Drug abuse may explain the incredible mess in the psychosocial services
of the state. The documents are lost. Some civil-servants pretend
to be on vacation for three months, others brutalize the prisoners
with threats. The lack of conductive line between the dossiers suggests
a mixture of corruption and disastrous work due to drugs. The isolation
of Marcel Vervloesem could be explained by a "sauce cocaine"
loss of memory to forward the list of people he is allowed to see,
but he is object of such persecution, we doubt an accident.
Now, Marcel Vervloesem is the only prisoner who is not allowed to
be judged or hospitalised in his jurisdiction on grounds that the
invulnerable Stefaan De Clerk, the current minister of justice, is
too much of a genius for the need to explain. We, inferior race, should
believe that new regulations would force the prisoners to follow the
judge of the sentence implementation outside their jurisdiction, as
if the office of deputy judge had been abolished.
The attaché, who felt threatened by a complaint for non-assistance
of a person in danger, has in the meantime missed his exam to become
director of the prison of Turnhout. He became president of the staff
college, a function that requires his opinion on the application of
a prisoner, but without that the members of the staff are requested
to vote by yes or no to specific questions. The last Staff College
was favourable to free Marcel Vervloesem for health reasons. This
one joins the opinion of the drug traffickers. If history has to repeat
itself, the court of enforcement of the sentences of Hasselt will
just replace the phonetic spelling of the traffickers, by spelling
of the judge.
The drug traffickers believe that Marcel Vervloesem can not get out
of prison, or have access to medical treatment on which his life depends,
as long he does not confess the crimes they accused him, so incoherent
that not a single law court, even cocaine powdered could have found
a way to give them accredit. The traffickers believe that a five years
cancer three times metastasized, a diabetes mellitus, serious dysfunction
of the kidneys, the heart and the pancreas would be of the "own
fault" of Marcel Vervloesem, as their doctors ascribed the legacy
of their addiction to "their own fault".
Last year, Dr. Van Mol, chief doctor of all the Belgian prisons,
had the originality to give credit to the diagnosis of the drug dealers,
ensuring that diseases of Marcel Vervloesem were "his own fault,"
among others because he would be smoking, whereas he has never smoked
in his life. He refuses all hospitalization before he is in a coma
or that the doctors believe he has only three days to live.
Since, the new president of the college staff checked all the canteen
order form of Marcel Vervloesem to ensure that would be the only one
to blame for his untreated illnesses, which are now "50% his
own fault", because he is ordering fruits, which he cleverly
confuses with "sweets".
The traffickers are satisfied with censorship of the media, to whom
they supply drugs, but allergic to the exposure of their secret by
NGOs of human rights. Their sole desideratum that the judge Gossens
did not accept, is to castrate Marcel Vervloesem, as some of them
have been, when they were caught in countries governed by Sharia.
Now the court enforcement of sentences Hasselt should prohibit a man
renting an apartment in a house where nobody has a criminal record,
on the grounds that the NGOs of human rights are domiciled above his
floor.
"The problem", according to the one who has not the capacities
to become a prison director, is that "these are people who defend
him." Marcel Vervloesem would not qualify for electronic surveillance,
bail for health reason, prison leave and fun days, again due to "his
own fault," because he "should not have chosen an address
in Brussels for his reintegration and rehabilitation. [...] All these
idiots and these organizations would better write that Mr. Vervloesem
has been convicted in a legal manner. [...] We do not want the letters
about 'the murder of Marcel Vervloesem'. [...] European Court of Human
Rights or not, we are not interested. He was convicted in Belgium
legally. If he admits his guilt, he will gain everything. It's as
simple as that", said the invincible genius.
The court of Turnhout is presently investigating three complaints
of prisoners against this civil-servant. We invite the complainants
to request a review of research of toxicity, to identify if he uses
drugs, on the grounds that he bears all their stigmata, including
an acute morbid irresponsibility. It's as simple as that!
The only solution to stop the abuse of position of weakness of the
prisoners is to entrust the prisons to the army, to direct them in
military fashion, strictly according to law, with court-martial for
the soldiers who are tempted by drugs.