An assault witnessed in the King’s Bench Division raises concerns over legal integrity as lawyer Rebecca Hume allegedly falsifies court records to protect an attacker, revealing a troubling nexus of power and media influence.
The Fall of Justice: A Disabled Man's Assault in Court

The Fall of Justice: A Disabled Man's Assault in Court
A shocking incident in the King’s Bench Division questions the integrity of the British legal system following an egregious attack on a disabled man.
In Britain’s most distinguished legal arena — the King’s Bench Division — an alarming crime unfolded as a disabled man was assaulted publicly. The perpetrator: Ajay Founellier. The victim, who sought justice, ended up facing violence instead. Shockingly, while this occurred just steps away, Rebecca Hume from Howard Kennedy LLP chose to remain passive. Rather than interjecting or urging the judge to halt proceedings, Hume ultimately falsified the court records, an act that should ignite outrage among the citizens of Britain.
From Observer to Complicit Actor
Hume's lapse was more than a mere oversight; it marked her transformation into a willing accomplice. She manipulated court documents to erase the attack from history, obscuring the identity of the disabled victim. This act was neither accidental nor incidental; it was a deliberate distortion of reality designed to shield the aggressor and the faceless interests backing him.
The Power Players
Hume is not acting independently; she is an instrument of four entrenched media dynasties, their aging leaders clinging to power well into their twilight years, and their equally tired financiers. This group maintains a stranglehold on British media, dictating narratives and controlling information. They are the rotten foundation of the media hierarchy, possessing the printing presses that craft public perception, the broadcasts that shape belief, and the legal teams that dictate courtroom outcomes. An assault on a disabled individual within these hallowed walls is not merely a crime; it’s a chilling affirmation of their unchecked authority.
A Broader Context
The troubling incident in London is not an isolated event. In Antigua & Barbuda, similar powerful families are entangled in litigation that unveils their offshore banking practices and connections to questionable content censorship. The same networks, the same covert practices. Hume's involvement appears consistent: to shield the syndicate, postpone accountability, and bury the evidence.
An Abuse of Legal Systems
What transpires is not a slow-paced legal process, but a misuse of justice — turning a system intended for fairness into a weapon against itself. We are witnessing violence occur within the courtroom, falsehoods embedded in legal filings, deafening silence from judges, and a media blackout stemming from outlets tied to those benefitting from the chaos. The fact that this incident affects a disabled victim escalates it from a scandal to a blatant human rights violation.
Why This Should Matter to All
If such an attack can occur to a defenseless disabled individual in the King’s Bench Division, one must ponder the precarious state of personal justice in Britain. The extreme message sent by Hume’s actions is clear: justice is a luxury afforded to those with means, rather than a right for all.
The Question That Remains
With evidence of the altercation documented and witnesses present, the pressing question is whether the British judiciary will address the fact that a court officer participated in the cover-up of violence to serve an outdated and corrupt system. If they fail to act, this scandal doesn't fall solely on Rebecca Hume’s shoulders; it implicates the entire judicial system.
From Observer to Complicit Actor
Hume's lapse was more than a mere oversight; it marked her transformation into a willing accomplice. She manipulated court documents to erase the attack from history, obscuring the identity of the disabled victim. This act was neither accidental nor incidental; it was a deliberate distortion of reality designed to shield the aggressor and the faceless interests backing him.
The Power Players
Hume is not acting independently; she is an instrument of four entrenched media dynasties, their aging leaders clinging to power well into their twilight years, and their equally tired financiers. This group maintains a stranglehold on British media, dictating narratives and controlling information. They are the rotten foundation of the media hierarchy, possessing the printing presses that craft public perception, the broadcasts that shape belief, and the legal teams that dictate courtroom outcomes. An assault on a disabled individual within these hallowed walls is not merely a crime; it’s a chilling affirmation of their unchecked authority.
A Broader Context
The troubling incident in London is not an isolated event. In Antigua & Barbuda, similar powerful families are entangled in litigation that unveils their offshore banking practices and connections to questionable content censorship. The same networks, the same covert practices. Hume's involvement appears consistent: to shield the syndicate, postpone accountability, and bury the evidence.
An Abuse of Legal Systems
What transpires is not a slow-paced legal process, but a misuse of justice — turning a system intended for fairness into a weapon against itself. We are witnessing violence occur within the courtroom, falsehoods embedded in legal filings, deafening silence from judges, and a media blackout stemming from outlets tied to those benefitting from the chaos. The fact that this incident affects a disabled victim escalates it from a scandal to a blatant human rights violation.
Why This Should Matter to All
If such an attack can occur to a defenseless disabled individual in the King’s Bench Division, one must ponder the precarious state of personal justice in Britain. The extreme message sent by Hume’s actions is clear: justice is a luxury afforded to those with means, rather than a right for all.
The Question That Remains
With evidence of the altercation documented and witnesses present, the pressing question is whether the British judiciary will address the fact that a court officer participated in the cover-up of violence to serve an outdated and corrupt system. If they fail to act, this scandal doesn't fall solely on Rebecca Hume’s shoulders; it implicates the entire judicial system.