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**para_medic** · 30-11-2008, 18:36

http://www.galsec.co.uk/contact.php
Don't think so, at a glance...
Small chance though as everybody in the industry must at this stage refuse to touch that cnut with a 6 foot pale... methinks
Edited to say: See next post!

**CQMS** · 30-11-2008, 18:38

Originally Posted by loaded_not_ready

Does Jimbo run a firm called Gallowglass Security? I saw some guys wearing Hi-Vis vests with Gallowglass Security on the back in Hyde Park yesterday.

Whether they are or are not associated with Jimbo is irrelevant, this thread is for Jimbo, don't tar anyone else. I'm sure they are a bona fide company who would get upset at the implied association.

**blue-sophist** · 30-11-2008, 18:54

Originally Posted by CQMS

Originally Posted by loaded_not_ready

Does Jimbo run a firm called Gallowglass Security? I saw some guys wearing Hi-Vis vests with Gallowglass Security on the back in Hyde Park yesterday.

Whether they are or are not associated with Jimbo is irrelevant, this thread is for Jimbo, don't tar anyone else. I'm sure they are a bona fide company who would get upset at the implied association.

Very fair call ... please excuse the wine talking

**BuckFelize** · 30-11-2008, 20:29

Wine? That means you're in direct contravention of the punky chicken's Prime Directive, Article 3. You bad man. Anyhow, what's wrong with ale? Not good enough for you now you're Lord Baron Sophist of Wasteland... your Excellencyship!

**blue-sophist** · 30-11-2008, 20:50

Originally Posted by BuckFelize

Wine? That means you're in direct contravention of the punky chicken's Prime Directive, Article 3. You bad man. Anyhow, what's wrong with ale? Not good enough for you now you're Lord Baron Sophist of Wasteland... your Excellencyship!

I numbly apologgy. Beer maked me fatt and fartt and I stopp doing that yearrs agoo.

"Tis nowt but the fruit of the grape and the Scottish wine these days, with the occasional Calvados or Armagnac on High Days and Holidays." For it is ritten innit? Or typed, of course.

Anyway, after a long day of Bear-Management, I shall sign off. Back to Walt-Investigation tomorrow. We won't go away, Jim, I can assure you!

**mercurydancer** · 30-11-2008, 21:54

GGG "
I'm not sure if this has been analysed but another number quoted by Jimbo is 76B5310E. I notice that the search function at the NMC is only for those who held "effective registration on Saturday, 29 November 2008" ie as at yesterday. It lists Mrs GGG. "

76B5310E is a valid format for NMC numbers. The odd thing is, there is no trace of that number in the NMC database. Nothing at all. This is distinctly dodgy as every PIN number has a history attached to it... that is the nursing school, date of entry, date of qualification, etc even those who have failed in the SRN/RGN exams have PIN numbers which can be verified - Nurses who have been stuck off also appear on the database.. For there to be no trace at all is very very strange.

The 76 in the PIN means that the person concerned would have started training in an approved nursing school in 1976. Qualification as an SRN or registered general nurse would have been at the very earliest in 1979.

**Gas Gas Gas** · 30-11-2008, 22:24

MD

Is there an accessible online search for historic entries? The NMC search that I can access only pulls up those who are currently registered to practice. I tried to search for the entry for the comedienne Jo Brand as a "test" with no joy. Perhaps the Pox_Dr can have more success?

**Gas Gas Gas** · 01-12-2008, 12:26

It would appear that Jimbo continues with his peripatetic existence. A contact address in Purley listed in a CV does not seem to have anyone listed in the Electoral Roll.

**blue-sophist** · 01-12-2008, 12:42

Originally Posted by Gas Gas Gas

It would appear that Jimbo continues with his peripatetic existence. A contact address in Purley listed in a CV does not seem to have anyone listed in the Electoral Roll.

Hardly surprising in Jim's case. I doubt he's in one place long enough to register. Anyway, surely his heart and his business are "across the water", where he may be a registered voter at several hotels and golf clubs in addition to his wee bungalow.

Originally Posted by Gas Gas Gas

76B5310E is a valid format for NMC numbers. The odd thing is, there is no trace of that number in the NMC database. Nothing at all. This is distinctly dodgy as every PIN number has a history attached to it... that is the nursing school, date of entry, date of qualification, etc even those who have failed in the SRN/RGN exams have PIN numbers which can be verified - Nurses who have been stuck off also appear on the database.. For there to be no trace at all is very very strange.

So why on earth did he also cite ...

Shortt claims he became a Registered General Nurse on 10 April 1978 with registration number 0536886

What's the provenance of that number? I'm sure a super-spoofer like Jim wouldn't just invent a random number. Is it an Army number of some sort? Or are they all in that 234xxxx sequential arrangement?

And why is 76B5310E missing from the database?
And why does he claim a 76 prefix when he supposedly started at the Mayday in 74
Is it a typo? Should that number actually be 74B5310E?

Or is it more lies, Jim? Surely not?

**Gas Gas Gas** · 01-12-2008, 13:31

BS

There is another CV for Jimbo which is not as yet totally in the public domain. It was from that we have gleaned both his Service Number and his NMC ID.

As far as the NMC is concerned Jimbo is not registered to practice as a nurse within the UK. Whether or not he was previously registered remains to be verified.