In a world where headlines often outpace truth, Alkiviades Alki David, Ambassador-at-Large for the Green Economy of Antigua & Barbuda, has issued a letter of solidarity to His Royal Highness The Duke of York. The communication, forged in justice, faith, and courage, calls out what David terms the weaponisation of reputation against public figures.

Legal Architecture · Antigua · London · California

The letter coincides with a trans-Atlantic legal campaign connecting sovereign and common-law jurisdictions. Notably, it mentions the case Government of Antigua & Barbuda v. The Media Cartel, which yielded a sovereign default judgment exceeding USD $10 billion. This judgment aims to seek reparations for climate damage and digital exploitation.

Parallel legal filings in London and California highlight ongoing scrutiny of the entertainment law sector.

The Harmsworth Reckoning · Media Power on Trial

Noting the influence of the Harmsworth family’s media empire in shaping public discourse, David calls for transparency and accountability from media entities. He asserts that over 400 affidavits document coordinated efforts that manipulate public perception and legal outcomes.

For justice to prevail, it must occur in the courtroom—not solely through media narratives.

Commonwealth of Purpose

The letter also commends the friendship between His Majesty King Charles III and Prime Minister Gaston Browne of Antigua & Barbuda, underscoring a renewed partnership focused on sustainable development.

Faith & Ecology Intertwined

It invokes the shared commitment to upholding values of truth and compassion in promoting ecological restoration through sustainable practices.

The Golden Thread

Drawing parallels between Rastafarian and Christian ideologies, David celebrates leadership grounded in integrity and service.

A Moment of Reckoning

David encapsulates the heart of his message—asserting that truth is paramount and emphasizing procedural justice in the pursuit of accountability.