Becoming a Guernsey Bobbie
What are the requirements for joining law enforcement? At first blush, not that many. “Previous criminal convictions,” reads the Guernsey police recruitment ad, “… will not necessarily prevent appointment”. Education?…
Inquiries Reveal Guernsey Police Unlawfully Dismissed Complaints
A few years ago, Guernsey police got busted “filtering” complaints—an unlawful tactic they swore to end. Despite these promises, the practice continued. Here’s proof they’ve been lying to you all…
Is Guernsey Heading for Vigilante Rule?
by Matt Waterman Amongst my classmates and football teammates at primary school was a kid named Andy Cluett. According to the Guernsey Press of 4th February 2025 (p10) AC was…
Guernsey’s Silence Over Medical Malpractice
Imagine undergoing a routine medical procedure, only to wake up and find your internal organs have been removed—without your consent. This nightmare became a reality for patients of a local…
Same Facts, Different Story: How Information is Shaped by Agenda
The States of Guernsey recently told us the MoneyVal inspection was “highly successful” (link). But is this really an accurate reflection of the findings? Imagine a doctor tells you there’s…
What Would You Do if You Were Falsely Accused of a Crime?
You may use the full extent of the law and sue for defamation. And on the surface, it appears Deputy Peter Ferbrache has done exactly that. That’s certainly what the…
The Rule of Three (or Four)
If something happens three times or more, it’s probably not a coincidence— it’s a pattern. Ian Fleming knew it when he wrote Goldfinger: “Mr Bond. They have a saying in…