The time booked was 12PM and this was to hand over a letter in person to the door of the UK Prime Minister's Office and Residence.

Due to the tragic news of the day of train explosions in Madrid, the Foreign Secretary - the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP - spoke to TV news networks in front of number 10 at noon.

Below are pictures of the day and contents of the letters involved. The other main enclosed article was The Impossibility of Evolution.

London

SW1A 2AA

11th March 2004

Dear Prime Minister,

On the 25th April 2002 I wrote to you enclosing a new article quoting Isaac Newton, Michael Faraday and William Thomson (Lord Kelvin) as great British scientists who rejected evolution as a viable scientific theory (a direct support for creation in Newton's case).

Today I enclose a new article wherein I make a case for rejecting evolution altogether.

I therefore request again as per my first letter that a royal commission be set up or some such like serious investigation be undertaken to cover a full review of the education of the sciences involved with evolutionary theory. Evolution and associated ideas should be portrayed as a belief of many scientists, but not as fact.

Equally the issue of public funding scientific research and of the national collection at the Natural History Museum should reflect a more balanced spectrum of current scientific thinking in view of thousands of scientists rejecting evolution as a valid interpretation of the facts.

In tandem with this letter therefore I have written to the Director of the Natural History Museum Sir Neil Chalmers and also the current acting head of the BBC Mr Mark Byford and enclose copies.

Thank you for your considered attention.

Yours sincerely,

Jacques R. More FTC

Author and Manager of Jarom Books

Cc (excluding signature)

The Press Association

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Broadcasting House

Portland Place

London W1A

11th March 2004

Dear Mr Byford,

I am writing to you as the current acting head of the BBC. I am also writing to the Prime Minister the Right Hon. A. Blair and the Director of the Natural History Museum Sir Neil Chalmers.

The subject of this letter involves the regular portrayal by numerous programmes of the BBC that (the scientific theory of) evolution is a fact, that dinosaurs were millions of years old, never co-existed with man and other related matters.

I explain in the accompanying article which I have assembled the impossibility of evolution and that it is also now a theory to which thousands of scientists object.

I believe it is high time therefore this matter be investigated in terms of seeing evolution no longer portrayed as fact but just beliefs and faith statements by a group of like minded scientists.

Would you please consider informing BBC producers of news, nature and other non-fiction format programmes that any evolutionary related remarks be presented as beliefs and not fact or that a statement to this effect be scripted in the credits at the end of any programme containing such related remarks?

Thank you for your considered attention.

Yours sincerely,

Jacques R. More FTC

Author and Manager of Jarom Books

Cc (excluding signature)

The Prime Minister

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The Director

Sir Neil Chalmers

The Natural History Museum

Cromwell Road

London SW7 5BD

11th March 2004

Dear Sir Neil,

I am writing to you as head of the natural History Museum. I am also writing to the Prime Minister the Right Hon. A. Blair and the acting Director General of the BBC Mr Mark Byford.

The subject of this letter relates to the presentation and information coming from the museum in regards to (the scientific theory of) evolution, the age of dinosaurs and related matters.

As I now quote from my accompanying article you will see my concern for contradictory information released by the museum:

"I wrote to the Natural History Museum, London last year and was told the age of a dinosaur is known from the age of the strata in which the bones are dug up. But, later in the correspondence I was then told '[a strata's age] is characterised by their associated fossils in sedimentary rock.' Strange how the fossil's age is determined by the strata's assumed age which in turn is recognised by the type of fossil found in it!"

In view of the full contents of the article I request that a review of the information and collection plans of the museum be instigated. Particularly as follows:

In regards to statements based on evolutionary theory that these should be accurately depicted as beliefs of scientists and not as fact.

In regards to the collection of the museum that it should reflect the evidence for man co-existing with dinosaurs: with photos of cave drawings and examples of the Peru burials stones with drawings of triceratops, stegosaurus, pterosaurs, etc and the Mexican early Chupicauro Indian clay figurines of dinosaurs.