Today's Harald gives us another story about Adur Council's top brass and alleged shady goings on.
Looks like one of them got the bullet, although we're not apparently entitled to much more information than that.
Here's the "scoop":
Strangely, (or possibly not strangely, at all) this fella was the head of the department controlling the local allotments, a department that has mysteriously lost quite a few senior staff members of late, we have had our suspicions of dodgy goings on for a few years now, ever since we raised a few pertinent questions and were met with extreme aggression from the entire department.
It appeared to me that Harrison himself was little more than a "yes man" and it was other senior executives and councillors that actually pulled the strings within ADC, but I guess that we'll have to wait to see what the full story is before we jump to any conclusions, that said, I expect that this is going to cost the local tax payer a heap of cash in legal fees, and the real story will be hidden from public view as is the normal procedure adopted by ADC.
Anyway, that's one down, only another eight to go.
K
This is Adur Calling...... Covering the East Worthing and Shoreham Parliamentary constituency and the behaviour of its official representatives.
Thursday, 28 November 2013
I have an MP again!
Following my alleged "Sacking" by the arrogant MP, Tim Loughton, (despite this not being a procedure acceptable in any accepted democratic system) during his parliamentary tantrum in which he claimed that he would no longer be communicating with myself, it appears that he has had a change of heart and now wishes to communicate again. Strangely this is not to be done through the mediation that I have always agreed to and he has repeatedly refused to take part in, but through false accusation of further made up allegations, sent from the House of Commons, via Google to myself.
I attempted to ask the HoC legal bods about this challenge, yet strangely they had no idea about it, despite it being sent in their name. Looks like Timmy hasn't bothered to seek any legal advice before making up new crimes. He has also been trying to have me arrested for this matter since I returned fire to his most recent public tantrum in Parliament, however as I have not broken any laws and certain gullible police officers have already fallen for his made up "evidence" once, recounted his lies to a court in order to obtain an unlawful warrant and arrested me for something that was not a crime and so they are obviously cautious about believing his misrepresentations of the law ever again.
Anyway, enough about the repeated attempts of Loughton to have me arrested and charged for merely challenging his attacks on myself in a manner which is perfectly legal, yet he seems to think is against the law, merely because he says so.
As he is now my MP again, and as I have a right to challenge any legal argument put to myself, I have responded to Timmy, not as my MP but as my legal challenger. There's no point asking him anything as an MP as he has never done a damn thing for anyone who is not middle classed and affluent.
Right, here's my legal response to The Lought:
I think that should do it, although it's going to be rather difficult to conduct any legal argument if one side (Timbo) is refusing to communicate with the other (Meeeee), I guess if there's no response, then the matter is automatically concluded.
TTFO
K
I attempted to ask the HoC legal bods about this challenge, yet strangely they had no idea about it, despite it being sent in their name. Looks like Timmy hasn't bothered to seek any legal advice before making up new crimes. He has also been trying to have me arrested for this matter since I returned fire to his most recent public tantrum in Parliament, however as I have not broken any laws and certain gullible police officers have already fallen for his made up "evidence" once, recounted his lies to a court in order to obtain an unlawful warrant and arrested me for something that was not a crime and so they are obviously cautious about believing his misrepresentations of the law ever again.
Anyway, enough about the repeated attempts of Loughton to have me arrested and charged for merely challenging his attacks on myself in a manner which is perfectly legal, yet he seems to think is against the law, merely because he says so.
As he is now my MP again, and as I have a right to challenge any legal argument put to myself, I have responded to Timmy, not as my MP but as my legal challenger. There's no point asking him anything as an MP as he has never done a damn thing for anyone who is not middle classed and affluent.
Right, here's my legal response to The Lought:
Clicky maketh biggy. |
TTFO
K
Wednesday, 27 November 2013
My response to the claims of defamation.
I have now officially responded to my blog host about the misunderstanding which was referred to as "defamation", and I assume that this will now be an end to it.
Here's the response as sanctioned by my legal advisor:
Here's the response as sanctioned by my legal advisor:
I think that should just about cover it.
K
Defamatory? Mr Pot, have you met Mr Kettle?
Today I received an email notification that apparently my blog contains "allegedly defamatory content that may violate the rights of others and the laws of their country", note the "alleged" and "may", they are quite important here.
Who could possibly have found me to have "allegedly" broken the law? You guessed it, it's my MP, (not ex-MP) Mr Timbolina Loughton.
Here's the notice:
You will notice that this complaint was sent from "The House of Commons", so it should really be aware that there is no law in this country that prevents me from putting horses heads on a photo, a pillow maybe, but not a photo.
Timmy may find it offensive and distressing, but hey, if he didn't want to be challenged, he shouldn't have stood in parliament and told some extremely unpleasant lies about me. Now he relied on his parliamentary privilege in order to offend me without prosecution, and I'm relying on the malicious communications act in order to offend him without prosecution, and they do say "aint payback a bitch" don't they?
What I'm chuckling about is the potential tabloid story about how the police seized a voodoo doll from my home, and on it's return I then proceeded to replace Timmy's daughters heads with those of horses. That indeed would be a mean trick if I could pull it off, however I merely doctored a photo in order to anonymise (it's not a word I know) his kids identities. This was acceptable to Sussex Police (as documented in various emails I hold regarding this matter and Timmy's attempts to have me prosecuted for suggesting that his kids might look ever so slightly horsie) and under the laws in place in this country, yet old Timmy still thinks it's illegal in some way. Well, it's not, so get used to it.
I am however concerned that I may have broken "Timmy's Law", the new law whereby anything that he does in never illegal, but if anyone else does it, then it clearly must be, so I shall correct what he claims is a defamatory statement in his eyes.
Here's the alleged defamatory statement:
What I meant to say was in fact, "Is daddy an arrogant racist arsehead Dobbin? Yes, he certainly is", I hope that I have now cleared up the misunderstanding.
I obviously wrongly assumed that Loughton's kids didn't think that their father was an arrogant racist arsehead, but I now under stand that this is deemed by Timmy to be defamatory, I must now do the grown up thing and accept that they probably do think that he is an arrogant racist arsehead, just like the rest of the country. I am truly sorry that I thought that they might not agree with the rest of us and support their father and I promise not to make such sweeping assumptions ever again.
If he thinks that this was defamation, then just imagine if I had called him the things that he called me from within his protective bubble, that he assumes gives him immunity from the law. Maybe I'll try that another day, or just feed the truth to the tabloids about his "secret life".
Anyway, in order to show that there are no hard feelings I have now removed the apparently "offensive and distressing" photo montage, and replaced it with an artistic representation of the original, which contains no copyrighted material or any identifying images of his two brats (who in my opinion do look decidedly horsey in the face department) and so clearly is within the law, (just like the other one was, but you have to humour these MPs, you've seen the tantrums thrown by them when they don't get their own way).
Here it is, hope that it reaches the expectations of all laws, both real and imaginary.
There you go, nothing to see here apart from a badly drawn picture of a couple of horse faced slappers, telling a poor quality joke, you can move along now.
ATAB
K
Who could possibly have found me to have "allegedly" broken the law? You guessed it, it's my MP, (not ex-MP) Mr Timbolina Loughton.
Here's the notice:
You will notice that this complaint was sent from "The House of Commons", so it should really be aware that there is no law in this country that prevents me from putting horses heads on a photo, a pillow maybe, but not a photo.
Timmy may find it offensive and distressing, but hey, if he didn't want to be challenged, he shouldn't have stood in parliament and told some extremely unpleasant lies about me. Now he relied on his parliamentary privilege in order to offend me without prosecution, and I'm relying on the malicious communications act in order to offend him without prosecution, and they do say "aint payback a bitch" don't they?
What I'm chuckling about is the potential tabloid story about how the police seized a voodoo doll from my home, and on it's return I then proceeded to replace Timmy's daughters heads with those of horses. That indeed would be a mean trick if I could pull it off, however I merely doctored a photo in order to anonymise (it's not a word I know) his kids identities. This was acceptable to Sussex Police (as documented in various emails I hold regarding this matter and Timmy's attempts to have me prosecuted for suggesting that his kids might look ever so slightly horsie) and under the laws in place in this country, yet old Timmy still thinks it's illegal in some way. Well, it's not, so get used to it.
I am however concerned that I may have broken "Timmy's Law", the new law whereby anything that he does in never illegal, but if anyone else does it, then it clearly must be, so I shall correct what he claims is a defamatory statement in his eyes.
Here's the alleged defamatory statement:
What I meant to say was in fact, "Is daddy an arrogant racist arsehead Dobbin? Yes, he certainly is", I hope that I have now cleared up the misunderstanding.
I obviously wrongly assumed that Loughton's kids didn't think that their father was an arrogant racist arsehead, but I now under stand that this is deemed by Timmy to be defamatory, I must now do the grown up thing and accept that they probably do think that he is an arrogant racist arsehead, just like the rest of the country. I am truly sorry that I thought that they might not agree with the rest of us and support their father and I promise not to make such sweeping assumptions ever again.
If he thinks that this was defamation, then just imagine if I had called him the things that he called me from within his protective bubble, that he assumes gives him immunity from the law. Maybe I'll try that another day, or just feed the truth to the tabloids about his "secret life".
Anyway, in order to show that there are no hard feelings I have now removed the apparently "offensive and distressing" photo montage, and replaced it with an artistic representation of the original, which contains no copyrighted material or any identifying images of his two brats (who in my opinion do look decidedly horsey in the face department) and so clearly is within the law, (just like the other one was, but you have to humour these MPs, you've seen the tantrums thrown by them when they don't get their own way).
Here it is, hope that it reaches the expectations of all laws, both real and imaginary.
There you go, nothing to see here apart from a badly drawn picture of a couple of horse faced slappers, telling a poor quality joke, you can move along now.
ATAB
K
Friday, 22 November 2013
Police Brutality.
As most people would have already seen in today's news, here it is in case you haven't seen it yet:
Caution, contains images of police officers beating the crap out of someone.
It's also in The Mirror if you care to read the full story, although as a humorous side note you will see from this article that the person being punched in the face by these thugs appears to have aged by 10 years during the beating.
This clip, and others like them are beginning to demonstrate the type of people that are given uniforms and the power to behave like this towards people who are by law, innocent of any crime.
Like numerous other videos out there, there is usually one extremely out of control officer, who is accompanied by others who do nothing to stop their colleague from committing violent crimes, and it is only when the media shows the officers in their true light, that any action is ever taken. There is little doubt that if this footage had not been leaked, these officers would still be patrolling the streets, and they would be found to have done nothing wrong due to lack of evidence.
In my opinion, these officers should not merely have been suspended, they should have been arrested for their actions, and treated like any other group of three people who restrain someone whilst their mate punches them repeatedly in the face. there is the possibility that if they weren't police officers at least one of them would be refused bail and be placed on remand. And like any other person who had performed the same act, their names should have been released to the media as well, but sadly they have the protection of being judged in a back office rather than in a public court of law like the rest of us would be.
I personally would have taken what this guy got from these rogue rozzers, twice over, rather than what I received from the thugs that turned up at my home, and yes, these officers are still out there walking our streets looking for their next innocent victim, it was decided that they shouldn't be suspended for the injuries that they gave to me. the reason for this is that apparently the thugs that turned up at my place with a dodgy warrant, issued by Mickey Mouse JP, used "approved" methods of physical violence.
At least now I have some of their names, here's the list of the ones that turned up at my home in order to prevent me from going about my business and not breaking the law by any stretch of the imagination, and believe me, they stretched their imagination nearly as far as they stretched my shoulder, and that ended up dislocated.
The ones marked with an asterisk are still wandering around Shoreham, so watch out, they're not particularly nice people, and the "West" refers to "West Division" so they're all out and about locally.
The one thing that I have managed to work out, is that as there is only one female officer listed here, (the warrant numbers provide this, second letter is surname, and first if "C" is a male officer, and if "D", a female officer, even though I'd have thought it would be easier to remember if reversed), the officer who was stamping on my knees whilst her mates tried to break my neck and successfully dislocate my shoulder was clearly PC Adams, DA154. Who, from my experience is a nasty little opportunist offender and a vicious b*tch of the highest order. She was also the officer that left me face down on the floor of a transit van between Shoreham and Durrington, during rush hour, whilst I was semi conscious and with no medical attention for my injuries, (I did receive medical attention in the end, after I took myself to A&E, turns out that I had been given two herniated discs in my neck, a spinal cord compression injury and a dislocated shoulder, all courtesy of a couple of the b*stards on this list).
I can tell you that, in my opinion, Simmonds is not a very nice man at all, he was the person responsible for intimidating my family with an unauthorised and illegal CCTV camera last year, and here he is with his mate Tim:
Yes, it is pretty clear that PC Simmonds, is a jolly good chum of our local MP, they are often seen out and about sharing hilarious jokes about how great it is to be corrupt, (I must apparently point out that I do not actually know about the subjects of their fave jokes, this is merely a "serving suggestion" and nothing more).
The idea that a mate of Timbo's was sent to my home, seems to not be a coincidence, and neither do the injuries I received, as apparently even before I returned home, he was being incredibly aggressive and shouting abuse through my letterbox, (to an empty flat) and being very rude to my neighbour for telling him that I wasn't home. He is not very nice, and that is clearly compounded by his friendship with The Lought, I have suggested a transfer to Burgess Hill for Simmonds, so that he can be permanently close to his friend Timmy, but Sussex Police didn't seem keen, and so he remains in Shoreham, and has kept his disgusting attitude and temper here with him. Wide berth, boys and girls, wide berth, you've been warned.
I have plenty more on this, but it seems a shame to share it all at once, after all, who would watch soap operas if they gave you the whole story in one hit?
Until the next exciting instalment
K
Caution, contains images of police officers beating the crap out of someone.
It's also in The Mirror if you care to read the full story, although as a humorous side note you will see from this article that the person being punched in the face by these thugs appears to have aged by 10 years during the beating.
This clip, and others like them are beginning to demonstrate the type of people that are given uniforms and the power to behave like this towards people who are by law, innocent of any crime.
Like numerous other videos out there, there is usually one extremely out of control officer, who is accompanied by others who do nothing to stop their colleague from committing violent crimes, and it is only when the media shows the officers in their true light, that any action is ever taken. There is little doubt that if this footage had not been leaked, these officers would still be patrolling the streets, and they would be found to have done nothing wrong due to lack of evidence.
In my opinion, these officers should not merely have been suspended, they should have been arrested for their actions, and treated like any other group of three people who restrain someone whilst their mate punches them repeatedly in the face. there is the possibility that if they weren't police officers at least one of them would be refused bail and be placed on remand. And like any other person who had performed the same act, their names should have been released to the media as well, but sadly they have the protection of being judged in a back office rather than in a public court of law like the rest of us would be.
I personally would have taken what this guy got from these rogue rozzers, twice over, rather than what I received from the thugs that turned up at my home, and yes, these officers are still out there walking our streets looking for their next innocent victim, it was decided that they shouldn't be suspended for the injuries that they gave to me. the reason for this is that apparently the thugs that turned up at my place with a dodgy warrant, issued by Mickey Mouse JP, used "approved" methods of physical violence.
At least now I have some of their names, here's the list of the ones that turned up at my home in order to prevent me from going about my business and not breaking the law by any stretch of the imagination, and believe me, they stretched their imagination nearly as far as they stretched my shoulder, and that ended up dislocated.
The ones marked with an asterisk are still wandering around Shoreham, so watch out, they're not particularly nice people, and the "West" refers to "West Division" so they're all out and about locally.
The one thing that I have managed to work out, is that as there is only one female officer listed here, (the warrant numbers provide this, second letter is surname, and first if "C" is a male officer, and if "D", a female officer, even though I'd have thought it would be easier to remember if reversed), the officer who was stamping on my knees whilst her mates tried to break my neck and successfully dislocate my shoulder was clearly PC Adams, DA154. Who, from my experience is a nasty little opportunist offender and a vicious b*tch of the highest order. She was also the officer that left me face down on the floor of a transit van between Shoreham and Durrington, during rush hour, whilst I was semi conscious and with no medical attention for my injuries, (I did receive medical attention in the end, after I took myself to A&E, turns out that I had been given two herniated discs in my neck, a spinal cord compression injury and a dislocated shoulder, all courtesy of a couple of the b*stards on this list).
I can tell you that, in my opinion, Simmonds is not a very nice man at all, he was the person responsible for intimidating my family with an unauthorised and illegal CCTV camera last year, and here he is with his mate Tim:
Yes, it is pretty clear that PC Simmonds, is a jolly good chum of our local MP, they are often seen out and about sharing hilarious jokes about how great it is to be corrupt, (I must apparently point out that I do not actually know about the subjects of their fave jokes, this is merely a "serving suggestion" and nothing more).
The idea that a mate of Timbo's was sent to my home, seems to not be a coincidence, and neither do the injuries I received, as apparently even before I returned home, he was being incredibly aggressive and shouting abuse through my letterbox, (to an empty flat) and being very rude to my neighbour for telling him that I wasn't home. He is not very nice, and that is clearly compounded by his friendship with The Lought, I have suggested a transfer to Burgess Hill for Simmonds, so that he can be permanently close to his friend Timmy, but Sussex Police didn't seem keen, and so he remains in Shoreham, and has kept his disgusting attitude and temper here with him. Wide berth, boys and girls, wide berth, you've been warned.
I have plenty more on this, but it seems a shame to share it all at once, after all, who would watch soap operas if they gave you the whole story in one hit?
Until the next exciting instalment
K
Thursday, 21 November 2013
MP promotes stereotypes.
The sacked Children's Minister, our local MP, Timbo "The Lought" Loughton, has been let out in the community again. This time he's being billed as a "VIP" I assume that this is an abbreviation for Vociferous (yet) Ignorant Politician, but I can't be 100% sure on that.
This time he was visiting Worthing Homes, the former housing department of Worthing Council, which was given over to private hands in order to become one of those "not for profit" organisations, that benefit from charitable status but have directors on ludicrously large salaries.
Here's the story:
The part that is slightly concerning is his visit to the "art room", where he apparently encouraged young girls to adhere to the princess stereotype, by balancing books on their heads. Obviously I'm not alone in thinking that this demonstrates a clear lack of judgement on his part.
The idea of encouraging kids to adhere to these outdated stereotypes of sex and class, I find repugnant, obviously young girls are forced by Disney and the media to believe that wearing pink will eventually lead to them to marry a rich and powerful man, when they should actually be encouraged to become more than merely someone's wife.
I understand that balancing a book on one's head can improve posture and reduce the likelihood of some spinal problems in later life, but suggesting that it could lead you to marry a frog has the potential to be quite damaging in the long term, and as a former children's minister he should have been given access to numerous reports that would clarify this in great detail. It's just a shame that he spent his time as minister promoting nothing but himself and a crusade against a dead 70's TV freak.
Here he is, teaching youngsters that they should look to marry instead of achieve.
Luckily for me in this respect, I grew up as a boy, so fairy tales to me involved shoving witches into ovens, which is something I still enjoy to this day whenever the opportunity arises, (which is not often enough, if you ask me), and other wholesome outdoor pursuits and adventures. I was never encouraged to go and find a princess and marry her in order to become one of the "handsome" Princes, (which is another myth it appears), as in order to be a prince you had to be born into the role.
The idea that by balancing a book on your head can improve your social standing in some way is crazy, and as responsible people we should be encouraging kids to formulate a contingency plan in case marrying a rich inbred isn't a viable option for them, as they probably are not a member of the outdated aristocratic hierarchy or ruling political elite, and so are unlikely to ever have that easy and unfulfilling option come their way. Surely they would lead a far more fulfilling and useful life by reading the books instead of putting them on their heads. How many princesses have discovered cures for diseases, made scientific breakthroughs or done anything else useful to the world and it's inhabitants? (and don't even think of suggesting that "using their position to raise awareness" crap)
He told them all about meeting the Queen did he? Well, we all remember from our fairy tales that the Queen was always wicked, and this one is clearly no exception, as she takes more cash each year whilst we all get less, and the divide grows larger.
Maybe he should be encouraging them to write to the Queen in order to ask her why their families have to sit in the cold and go hungry, whilst her and her brood are flitting between nice warm castles and draping themselves in the most expensive furs whilst gorging themselves on swans and other meals constructed from inhumanely produced ingredients.
TTFO
K
This time he was visiting Worthing Homes, the former housing department of Worthing Council, which was given over to private hands in order to become one of those "not for profit" organisations, that benefit from charitable status but have directors on ludicrously large salaries.
Here's the story:
The part that is slightly concerning is his visit to the "art room", where he apparently encouraged young girls to adhere to the princess stereotype, by balancing books on their heads. Obviously I'm not alone in thinking that this demonstrates a clear lack of judgement on his part.
The idea of encouraging kids to adhere to these outdated stereotypes of sex and class, I find repugnant, obviously young girls are forced by Disney and the media to believe that wearing pink will eventually lead to them to marry a rich and powerful man, when they should actually be encouraged to become more than merely someone's wife.
I understand that balancing a book on one's head can improve posture and reduce the likelihood of some spinal problems in later life, but suggesting that it could lead you to marry a frog has the potential to be quite damaging in the long term, and as a former children's minister he should have been given access to numerous reports that would clarify this in great detail. It's just a shame that he spent his time as minister promoting nothing but himself and a crusade against a dead 70's TV freak.
Here he is, teaching youngsters that they should look to marry instead of achieve.
Luckily for me in this respect, I grew up as a boy, so fairy tales to me involved shoving witches into ovens, which is something I still enjoy to this day whenever the opportunity arises, (which is not often enough, if you ask me), and other wholesome outdoor pursuits and adventures. I was never encouraged to go and find a princess and marry her in order to become one of the "handsome" Princes, (which is another myth it appears), as in order to be a prince you had to be born into the role.
The idea that by balancing a book on your head can improve your social standing in some way is crazy, and as responsible people we should be encouraging kids to formulate a contingency plan in case marrying a rich inbred isn't a viable option for them, as they probably are not a member of the outdated aristocratic hierarchy or ruling political elite, and so are unlikely to ever have that easy and unfulfilling option come their way. Surely they would lead a far more fulfilling and useful life by reading the books instead of putting them on their heads. How many princesses have discovered cures for diseases, made scientific breakthroughs or done anything else useful to the world and it's inhabitants? (and don't even think of suggesting that "using their position to raise awareness" crap)
He told them all about meeting the Queen did he? Well, we all remember from our fairy tales that the Queen was always wicked, and this one is clearly no exception, as she takes more cash each year whilst we all get less, and the divide grows larger.
Maybe he should be encouraging them to write to the Queen in order to ask her why their families have to sit in the cold and go hungry, whilst her and her brood are flitting between nice warm castles and draping themselves in the most expensive furs whilst gorging themselves on swans and other meals constructed from inhumanely produced ingredients.
TTFO
K
Sunday, 17 November 2013
Crackdown on Tory paranoia.
Today's news brings us proof that the paranoia that seems rife within our local Tories, is shared by the entire party, and that their choice of aggressive bullying tactics to counteract what they claim is bullying being carried out by far fewer and less powerful people than themselves, is the standard response.
I'm referring to this story:
Obviously I chose to reference the Daily Fail to demonstrate the extreme reporting of this matter, other news sources are far more conventional and even handed in their coverage of this matter, but as I know from prior experience, (and documented proof) that the Mail is fed it's stories directly by Tory MPs, then I have no doubt that this is the angle on "The Truth" tm, that they intend to be distributed to us minions.
It appears to me that whenever anyone challenges a Tory, they are a "bully-boy", and a small group fighting for their rights against a far larger, more affluent and powerful group in order to obtain their right to equal treatment, are clearly the bully in the situation.
I personally experienced this with the local Tories, it was claimed that I, a little nobody with no cash or power, was bullying, harassing, and even stalking these ignorant thugs who are so far from the archetypal victim stereotype than is possibly imaginable even by the more avid fairytale readers of the world.
There have been numerous times where I have been accused of "confronting" these people by merely walking through town or by performing seditionist acts like shopping for groceries, and I was even accused of trying to disrupt a charity event by eating a cheese and onion roll on a bench in the same town as the event, (the town in which I live).
They seem intent on repeatedly claiming that people who do not agree with them, who challenge them in order to obtain their rights, are simply trying to force them into a situation where they have no other option but to attack these people and claim that the person using non violent means, deserves to be met with violence and aggression for merely not agreeing, or as they see it, forcing the Tories hands into violent and disproportionate, pre-emptive attacks.
I personally have experienced this, in the form of PINs from the police for upsetting the local Tory party, and even a large scale assault on my home by the police, (controlled by a Tory commissioner selected by the MP with the aggression problem (Loughton)) which resulted in a serious spinal injury, a dislocated shoulder, and the removal of my freedom, liberty and rights, as well as half a dozen rozzers rooting through my home in search of imaginary items, which only existed in the minds of the local paranoid Tories.
I hinted at wrongdoing, corruption, criminal cover-ups, dodgy family connections, and a certain level of deviance and infidelity on their parts, and the result was a thorough search of my home for "evidence" that they believed proved that I was "stalking" them. The funny thing is, this would pretty much suggest that I must have hit a nerve somewhere, and that my suspicions were at least partially on the mark.
Anyway, back to the "Independent" inquiry.
This bit worries me greatly:
After having my home ransacked, being violently attacked in my own hallway, being locked in a police cell, and being placed under bail conditions that removed all of my democratic rights, despite no crime ever having been committed by myself, already suggests to me that the police powers are already too extreme when it comes to representing the powerful against their critics.
The idea that we could end up in a state where, in the name of preventing people being upset by others disagreeing with them and their policies, that the dissenters could be targeted before they express their freedom of movement, speech or protest and prevented from doing so, merely because it would upset the people who are taking the food from their plates, and the heat from their homes.
The ironic twist is that the Tory party would expect support from the police, whilst they are facing the same cuts as the rest of us, and could easily be on the other side of the fence if the cuts to their service continue along the same vein as they have since the current government came to power.
I may appear be contradicting myself a bit, but my belief that there should be no further powers offered to the police in regards to protecting the powerful against uprisings by the people, and my support of the police as public sector workers are not mutually exclusive.
The idea that the current government would expect unquestioned support from police officers whose futures they have put at risk with their sweeping cuts, when it comes to robbing others of their future, just shows how out of touch these people really are, especially considering that the police federation have already flexed their muscles against Tory politicians in recent events.
You can't screw over a whole country and expect to be supported by the people you are holding in a state of limbo over their futures, just because you have a few mates who stand to make a wad of cash out of exploiting them. Democracy works for the many, not the few, and not voting merely creates a democratically elected dictatorship chosen by the minority, in the same vein as other countries whose public are not permitted to vote freely. Spoiling ballots will not prevent this from continuing, your only option is to get involved, challenge the selection process and encourage others to do the same, if you can't change the candidates create new ones, and work towards making people into politicians, because trying to make politicians into people has clearly failed.
TTFO
K
I'm referring to this story:
Obviously I chose to reference the Daily Fail to demonstrate the extreme reporting of this matter, other news sources are far more conventional and even handed in their coverage of this matter, but as I know from prior experience, (and documented proof) that the Mail is fed it's stories directly by Tory MPs, then I have no doubt that this is the angle on "The Truth" tm, that they intend to be distributed to us minions.
It appears to me that whenever anyone challenges a Tory, they are a "bully-boy", and a small group fighting for their rights against a far larger, more affluent and powerful group in order to obtain their right to equal treatment, are clearly the bully in the situation.
I personally experienced this with the local Tories, it was claimed that I, a little nobody with no cash or power, was bullying, harassing, and even stalking these ignorant thugs who are so far from the archetypal victim stereotype than is possibly imaginable even by the more avid fairytale readers of the world.
There have been numerous times where I have been accused of "confronting" these people by merely walking through town or by performing seditionist acts like shopping for groceries, and I was even accused of trying to disrupt a charity event by eating a cheese and onion roll on a bench in the same town as the event, (the town in which I live).
They seem intent on repeatedly claiming that people who do not agree with them, who challenge them in order to obtain their rights, are simply trying to force them into a situation where they have no other option but to attack these people and claim that the person using non violent means, deserves to be met with violence and aggression for merely not agreeing, or as they see it, forcing the Tories hands into violent and disproportionate, pre-emptive attacks.
I personally have experienced this, in the form of PINs from the police for upsetting the local Tory party, and even a large scale assault on my home by the police, (controlled by a Tory commissioner selected by the MP with the aggression problem (Loughton)) which resulted in a serious spinal injury, a dislocated shoulder, and the removal of my freedom, liberty and rights, as well as half a dozen rozzers rooting through my home in search of imaginary items, which only existed in the minds of the local paranoid Tories.
I hinted at wrongdoing, corruption, criminal cover-ups, dodgy family connections, and a certain level of deviance and infidelity on their parts, and the result was a thorough search of my home for "evidence" that they believed proved that I was "stalking" them. The funny thing is, this would pretty much suggest that I must have hit a nerve somewhere, and that my suspicions were at least partially on the mark.
Anyway, back to the "Independent" inquiry.
This bit worries me greatly:
After having my home ransacked, being violently attacked in my own hallway, being locked in a police cell, and being placed under bail conditions that removed all of my democratic rights, despite no crime ever having been committed by myself, already suggests to me that the police powers are already too extreme when it comes to representing the powerful against their critics.
The idea that we could end up in a state where, in the name of preventing people being upset by others disagreeing with them and their policies, that the dissenters could be targeted before they express their freedom of movement, speech or protest and prevented from doing so, merely because it would upset the people who are taking the food from their plates, and the heat from their homes.
The ironic twist is that the Tory party would expect support from the police, whilst they are facing the same cuts as the rest of us, and could easily be on the other side of the fence if the cuts to their service continue along the same vein as they have since the current government came to power.
I may appear be contradicting myself a bit, but my belief that there should be no further powers offered to the police in regards to protecting the powerful against uprisings by the people, and my support of the police as public sector workers are not mutually exclusive.
The idea that the current government would expect unquestioned support from police officers whose futures they have put at risk with their sweeping cuts, when it comes to robbing others of their future, just shows how out of touch these people really are, especially considering that the police federation have already flexed their muscles against Tory politicians in recent events.
You can't screw over a whole country and expect to be supported by the people you are holding in a state of limbo over their futures, just because you have a few mates who stand to make a wad of cash out of exploiting them. Democracy works for the many, not the few, and not voting merely creates a democratically elected dictatorship chosen by the minority, in the same vein as other countries whose public are not permitted to vote freely. Spoiling ballots will not prevent this from continuing, your only option is to get involved, challenge the selection process and encourage others to do the same, if you can't change the candidates create new ones, and work towards making people into politicians, because trying to make politicians into people has clearly failed.
TTFO
K
Friday, 15 November 2013
How much public money is paid to EWAS Conservatives?
After reading THIS article in the Guardian, I thought that I'd have a look at whether the practice of MPs renting office space from their own local parties was going on here.
Here's what I found.
EWAS Conservatives give their address as 88a High St Shoreham By Sea, the office above what used to be the Lazy Toad, which has now changed it's name to "Piston Broke", which some might find appropriate to apply to some of our local Tories, and others have complained about bringing the tone of the high street down with a sign that if read out loud, could sound a bit rude. I have a bit of a problem with the sign myself, as it clearly depicts a broken con-rod rather than a broken piston, but there you go.
Here's their contact details:
This is the same address that our MP, Tim Loughton gives as his constituency office, so they clearly share this space between them. I looked at the IPSA website to have a better look at this arrangement.
Here's the released rental details:
So, it appears that he does rent his "constituency office" from the local Tory party. I'm not sure what he gets for the money, because all that seems to be in evidence is an answerphone and public surgeries held one evening a month.
How much does this cost, you ask? Well so far this year we have these figures available:
It looks on the face of it to be £700 a month, and the totals paid to the local party in exchange for the use of a desk and an the space for an answerphone (the cost of this is claimed separately) for the years making up this Parliament are as follows.
2010-2011 - £8,264.52
2011-2012 - £8,400.00
2012-2013 - £7,000.00
2013-2014 - £2,100.00 so far.
So that makes £25,764.52, that has been paid directly into the coffers of the local Tory Party from public funds and by the end of this Parliament in 2015 that figure will top £30k.
Bearing in mind that this cost does not include bills, stationery, newspapers, telephone, internet, or computer costs, it seems like quite a raw deal for us the public, who are footing this bill. I've had a look round the local business premises costs and for £700 a month you could get a damn site more than a desk in a shared office above a pub, but I guess that would have to be paid to someone other than the MPs own party.
Obviously there is a need for MPs to have a base in their constituency, but as we already pay for a second home for these people, that should serve this purpose without the need for a separate office, otherwise we are paying for their home, office and travel costs, as well as all the other cash they can skim off. Why should we be paying for their telephone and internet costs for their homes, when they have already been provided with a suitable office, both in Parliament and their constituency?
In the case of our Timbo, he claims for a second home, and this office, and yet still claims £25 every time he visits his office from his primary home in Burgess Hill (which was his second home until a couple of years ago) and more when he travels from his second home in Westminster (which used to be his primary home, even though his family never resided there).
Obviously the best answer to these problems would be for local council's to provide a small office within their building, and bill central government at a fixed rate for this, and for MPs who choose not to have a fixed base in their constituency to be refused the travel claims in order to visit their own office. Normal people don't get paid to travel to work, so why should MPs?
If the local Tory Party is being directly funded with public monies then this equates to a distinctly unfair advantage over any opposing party, and the potential that there could be a very valid reason why sitting MPs are at an advantage over challengers during general elections as extra cash allows extra publicity and public meetings and other promotional tools. This is one of the reasons that I, personally am in support of the campaign to encourage people not to vote for any sitting MP, in order to have a complete clear out of the current batch of self serving trough snafflers. But you should vote for who you think is best, but be sure to see what the one you already have has been up to for the previous Parliament, and Id recommend the IPSA website, here's the section for East Worthing and Shoreham Constituency you can see exactly what we're paying our MP on top of his already quite generous salary. I was quite surprised at what he doesn't pay for, some of us have to pay our own heating bills, buy our own newspapers, and pay for our own fares to work, but it appears that Timmy claims for petrol to drive to the station, then claims for the parking at the station, as well as the rail fare, it's a different world.
Take care, and control
K
Here's what I found.
EWAS Conservatives give their address as 88a High St Shoreham By Sea, the office above what used to be the Lazy Toad, which has now changed it's name to "Piston Broke", which some might find appropriate to apply to some of our local Tories, and others have complained about bringing the tone of the high street down with a sign that if read out loud, could sound a bit rude. I have a bit of a problem with the sign myself, as it clearly depicts a broken con-rod rather than a broken piston, but there you go.
Here's their contact details:
This is the same address that our MP, Tim Loughton gives as his constituency office, so they clearly share this space between them. I looked at the IPSA website to have a better look at this arrangement.
Here's the released rental details:
So, it appears that he does rent his "constituency office" from the local Tory party. I'm not sure what he gets for the money, because all that seems to be in evidence is an answerphone and public surgeries held one evening a month.
How much does this cost, you ask? Well so far this year we have these figures available:
It looks on the face of it to be £700 a month, and the totals paid to the local party in exchange for the use of a desk and an the space for an answerphone (the cost of this is claimed separately) for the years making up this Parliament are as follows.
2010-2011 - £8,264.52
2011-2012 - £8,400.00
2012-2013 - £7,000.00
2013-2014 - £2,100.00 so far.
So that makes £25,764.52, that has been paid directly into the coffers of the local Tory Party from public funds and by the end of this Parliament in 2015 that figure will top £30k.
Bearing in mind that this cost does not include bills, stationery, newspapers, telephone, internet, or computer costs, it seems like quite a raw deal for us the public, who are footing this bill. I've had a look round the local business premises costs and for £700 a month you could get a damn site more than a desk in a shared office above a pub, but I guess that would have to be paid to someone other than the MPs own party.
Obviously there is a need for MPs to have a base in their constituency, but as we already pay for a second home for these people, that should serve this purpose without the need for a separate office, otherwise we are paying for their home, office and travel costs, as well as all the other cash they can skim off. Why should we be paying for their telephone and internet costs for their homes, when they have already been provided with a suitable office, both in Parliament and their constituency?
In the case of our Timbo, he claims for a second home, and this office, and yet still claims £25 every time he visits his office from his primary home in Burgess Hill (which was his second home until a couple of years ago) and more when he travels from his second home in Westminster (which used to be his primary home, even though his family never resided there).
Obviously the best answer to these problems would be for local council's to provide a small office within their building, and bill central government at a fixed rate for this, and for MPs who choose not to have a fixed base in their constituency to be refused the travel claims in order to visit their own office. Normal people don't get paid to travel to work, so why should MPs?
If the local Tory Party is being directly funded with public monies then this equates to a distinctly unfair advantage over any opposing party, and the potential that there could be a very valid reason why sitting MPs are at an advantage over challengers during general elections as extra cash allows extra publicity and public meetings and other promotional tools. This is one of the reasons that I, personally am in support of the campaign to encourage people not to vote for any sitting MP, in order to have a complete clear out of the current batch of self serving trough snafflers. But you should vote for who you think is best, but be sure to see what the one you already have has been up to for the previous Parliament, and Id recommend the IPSA website, here's the section for East Worthing and Shoreham Constituency you can see exactly what we're paying our MP on top of his already quite generous salary. I was quite surprised at what he doesn't pay for, some of us have to pay our own heating bills, buy our own newspapers, and pay for our own fares to work, but it appears that Timmy claims for petrol to drive to the station, then claims for the parking at the station, as well as the rail fare, it's a different world.
Take care, and control
K
What a nice MP we have.
Following my recent post on voting or rather the lack of it, it appears that our MP has a bit of a problem expressing himself in a polite and courteous manner.
Today saw the posting of this Tweet from Timbo:
Yes, our MP chooses to refer to people as "cretins" in a rather offensive and obnoxious manner. Personally, I can assure you that I have never even been to Crete, so he clearly cannot be referring to me.
I did a quick scan of Twitter for the Tweets that he is referring to, and there were only two, these two:
I can't see any name calling in either of these Tweets, they were both phrased as questions and so the "cretin" post is obviously the answer to these questions. Now, I'm not surprised by this, as it appears that whenever Loughton is posed a question that he doesn't want to answer, and when ignorance isn't appropriate in his mind, then personal insults are the order of the day.
His choice of insults is particularly unsavoury as usual, remember this one?
This time he chose to use "cretins", which is a rather outdated insult, with some pretty nasty overtones, you see, "Cretin" is a term that was used to describe sufferers of certain types of hypothyroidism, or cretinism as it was referred to in less enlightened times.
Here's the definition from the dictionary:
Not a particularly polite choice of insult for someone who claims to abhor discrimination, to use. But then again, if you believe that Timmy doesn't like a bit of discrimination, then you must have been born yesterday.
Sleep Well
K
Today saw the posting of this Tweet from Timbo:
Yes, our MP chooses to refer to people as "cretins" in a rather offensive and obnoxious manner. Personally, I can assure you that I have never even been to Crete, so he clearly cannot be referring to me.
I did a quick scan of Twitter for the Tweets that he is referring to, and there were only two, these two:
I can't see any name calling in either of these Tweets, they were both phrased as questions and so the "cretin" post is obviously the answer to these questions. Now, I'm not surprised by this, as it appears that whenever Loughton is posed a question that he doesn't want to answer, and when ignorance isn't appropriate in his mind, then personal insults are the order of the day.
His choice of insults is particularly unsavoury as usual, remember this one?
This time he chose to use "cretins", which is a rather outdated insult, with some pretty nasty overtones, you see, "Cretin" is a term that was used to describe sufferers of certain types of hypothyroidism, or cretinism as it was referred to in less enlightened times.
Here's the definition from the dictionary:
Not a particularly polite choice of insult for someone who claims to abhor discrimination, to use. But then again, if you believe that Timmy doesn't like a bit of discrimination, then you must have been born yesterday.
Sleep Well
K
Wednesday, 13 November 2013
To vote, or not to vote? This is a question we need to ask our MPs.
Following the recent furore over Russell Brand and his encouraging of people to not bother to vote, you would expect people to be considering their voting habits and questioning their own motives for voting, or not voting, whatever the case may be.
Remember that we had some very public statements on various media sources, regarding the "destructive" nature of Brand's statements, from our local MP, Mr Tim Loughton?
Here's the piece from the BBC in case you missed it: (In full HERE)
Yes, he talks of "cynicism" and people not being bothered to go out and elect them, he also tells us how much effort him and his mates put in.
Well Yesterday, Parliament voted on the vile "Bedroom Tax". The Mirror published the full list of the votes cast HERE
So, how do you think that Timmy voted?
The answer: HE DIDN'T BOTHER TO VOTE.
You will also remember that after claiming cash to return for the Syria vote, Timbo essentially spoiled his paper by voting twice, and a bit of a look at the figures available show that in the last few years he has neglected to vote in Parliament on more that one in five occasions. Yet you will recall him telling us this....
It is quite amusing to say the least, that a man, who claims that setting an example of not voting should cause "worry" about the future of democracy, doesn't bother to vote himself. This is especially worrying as a lot of us did bother to vote in the election which put him in the position where he should have the opportunity to vote on our behalf in matters of great importance.
The thing that is truly "deeply destructive" is the double-speak that we are being fed by Loughton and other MPs who seem to hold a "holier than thou" attitude when it comes to us voting, yet their responsibility to vote on our behalf after being elected, appears to be of very little value to them.
I for one, in the 25 years that I have been given the privilege to vote in a democratic election process, have used this vote wisely, (when I have been in the country). Yet recently I have even spoken to people in my parents age group who have expressed very similar sentiments to Mr Brand when it comes to voting, and I can assure you that they are not even aware who Russell Brand is, let alone been influenced by him.
If MPs want to tell us that not voting is irresponsible in some way, they need to start doing a bit more of it themselves, after all they are paid very well to vote, whereas we, (the ones who still have some remaining faith in democracy) do it out of the love of freedom, and expect to be represented after doing so.
K
Remember that we had some very public statements on various media sources, regarding the "destructive" nature of Brand's statements, from our local MP, Mr Tim Loughton?
Here's the piece from the BBC in case you missed it: (In full HERE)
Yes, he talks of "cynicism" and people not being bothered to go out and elect them, he also tells us how much effort him and his mates put in.
Well Yesterday, Parliament voted on the vile "Bedroom Tax". The Mirror published the full list of the votes cast HERE
So, how do you think that Timmy voted?
The answer: HE DIDN'T BOTHER TO VOTE.
You will also remember that after claiming cash to return for the Syria vote, Timbo essentially spoiled his paper by voting twice, and a bit of a look at the figures available show that in the last few years he has neglected to vote in Parliament on more that one in five occasions. Yet you will recall him telling us this....
It is quite amusing to say the least, that a man, who claims that setting an example of not voting should cause "worry" about the future of democracy, doesn't bother to vote himself. This is especially worrying as a lot of us did bother to vote in the election which put him in the position where he should have the opportunity to vote on our behalf in matters of great importance.
The thing that is truly "deeply destructive" is the double-speak that we are being fed by Loughton and other MPs who seem to hold a "holier than thou" attitude when it comes to us voting, yet their responsibility to vote on our behalf after being elected, appears to be of very little value to them.
I for one, in the 25 years that I have been given the privilege to vote in a democratic election process, have used this vote wisely, (when I have been in the country). Yet recently I have even spoken to people in my parents age group who have expressed very similar sentiments to Mr Brand when it comes to voting, and I can assure you that they are not even aware who Russell Brand is, let alone been influenced by him.
If MPs want to tell us that not voting is irresponsible in some way, they need to start doing a bit more of it themselves, after all they are paid very well to vote, whereas we, (the ones who still have some remaining faith in democracy) do it out of the love of freedom, and expect to be represented after doing so.
K
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
Shoreham's new Footbridge opening tomorrow.
As has become traditional in Adur, this event has created the usual In-fighting, Back-biting and Talk-shi..... you get the picture.
When WSCC officially opened the pedestrianized East St. we had plenty of tantrums from the local councillors because they weren't involved enough in the opening ceremony. This was probably because the project was carried out by WSCC not ADC, and the monies for the project came from WSCC and not ADC. The new Footbridge is the same, and so are the tantrums it would appear.
Here's the official press release from ADC:
I do hope that when they say that there will be a display of 2014 cycles on Coronation green, that they are talking about the year 2014, as 2,014 bikes would take up a lot of space and there probably wouldn't be any room for people.
I agree that some stuffy old member of an outdated Germanic monarchy doesn't generate much excitement here at the Monkey House, but I am surprised that the local Tories are not over keen on the idea, after all, they love all that "us and them" rubbish, and would usually be found crawling over broken glass with their flies undone in order to even get a glimpse of one of these rusty old inbred relics, so why not this time?
It appears that a Tory scorned is far worse than any proverbial Woman. It appears that the ADC councillors were expecting to run the show as usual, and obviously they are somewhat put out by not being the centre of attention. This has led them to organise some "Fun" after the Imperialist overlord has sodded off back to one of his big houses in the country, which are obviously paid for by the people, but are exempt from the bedroom tax, but that's a different subject.
The local Tories appear to think that they should have more involvement because £200k of ADC cash was thrown towards the £10m price tag, although I recall this £200k being a grant rather than ADC's cash. And how is this ire showing itself?
On Facebook of course:
I'm unsure whether he is attempting, basic sarcasm here when he refers to the "pride that WSCC have in their wonderful work on the bridge", or whether he does think that it is a wonderful bridge and that they should have some form of pride. I don't know, they could be embarrassed about a crappy bridge, it's anyone's guess.
It is a bit strange that Mendoza seems to think that the people of Shoreham have been somehow mistreated by WSCC, purely for putting his and Parkin's noses out of joint by not letting them host the party and take the credit for something that they had very little to do with. It seems pretty clear that up until they found out that WSCC were overseeing the opening ceremony, these people were in full support of the bridge and were repeatedly telling us how much the wait would be worth it in the end. Mendo was even telling us how great it was and how he was arranging the opening ceremony up until a couple of weeks ago, when I assumed that he found out that he wasn't going to get any self publicity out of it.
As for the people at WSCC not knowing anything about Shoreham, well that would make them on par with Mendoza, because he's only been here five minutes and doesn't have a clue about the place either, maybe we could arrange an "Ignorance off" to see who knows less about Shoreham. You should also note that WSCC's representatives in Shoreham are all members of the local Tory party and also ADC councillors, so in effect he is saying that his fellow councillors are clueless, which I think is the first time that I've ever agreed with Mendoza.
The people of Shoreham aren't particularly bothered about who opens the bridge, or who talks about it on some radio programme that no one will listen to anyway, they just want the bloody thing to open so that they can cross the river, because after all the "iconic" nonsense, it is a bridge, a supposedly functional item which allows people to traverse a gap. That is all the people of Shoreham want, not a publicity show, a party, some stuffy old horse-faced relic cutting a ribbon or a competition to win a bike, but a bridge, so that they can move freely between the town and the beach.
I for one, can sleep soundly tonight, in the knowledge that Parkin will be saving the people of Shoreham from missing out on an opportunity to publicise our civic representatives who had absolutely sod all to do with the bridge, aside from a dozen or more photo opportunities for the local rag and a tantrum when they realised that they wouldn't be in charge of the visit by the Kaiser's second cousin twice removed (approximation but you get the picture). Is the sarcasm showing in this statement yet? I do hope so.
It's lucky that we have civic leaders who are so willing to promotethemselves Shoreham so shamelessly on any form of media that will have them, now if they could only master the running of a successful council we'd be quids in.
The other thing that concerns me is Mendo's choice to start a statement with a capitalised "NOW THEN...", one is instantly reminded of The Duck of Gloucester's old mate Jim......
Mendo definitely comes from the same era, seems to like the same catch phrases and words like "brekky show", but I couldn't possibly comment on whether there are any other similarities, you'll have to make those up yourselves.
Oh, they're both not from Shoreham, like to be on the radio and have old person hair, maybe there are more similarities, I just don't know.
Enjoy the bridge, I'd wait until after all the spoilt children have gone home before you use it though, you don't want to get involved in a scuffle, as Mendo does like to have a punch up whenever possible, he does claim to be dead hard and has a pretend ancestor who might have been a boxer, I guess that it could be true, he does look a bit canine after all.
Nighty Night
K
When WSCC officially opened the pedestrianized East St. we had plenty of tantrums from the local councillors because they weren't involved enough in the opening ceremony. This was probably because the project was carried out by WSCC not ADC, and the monies for the project came from WSCC and not ADC. The new Footbridge is the same, and so are the tantrums it would appear.
Here's the official press release from ADC:
I do hope that when they say that there will be a display of 2014 cycles on Coronation green, that they are talking about the year 2014, as 2,014 bikes would take up a lot of space and there probably wouldn't be any room for people.
I agree that some stuffy old member of an outdated Germanic monarchy doesn't generate much excitement here at the Monkey House, but I am surprised that the local Tories are not over keen on the idea, after all, they love all that "us and them" rubbish, and would usually be found crawling over broken glass with their flies undone in order to even get a glimpse of one of these rusty old inbred relics, so why not this time?
It appears that a Tory scorned is far worse than any proverbial Woman. It appears that the ADC councillors were expecting to run the show as usual, and obviously they are somewhat put out by not being the centre of attention. This has led them to organise some "Fun" after the Imperialist overlord has sodded off back to one of his big houses in the country, which are obviously paid for by the people, but are exempt from the bedroom tax, but that's a different subject.
The local Tories appear to think that they should have more involvement because £200k of ADC cash was thrown towards the £10m price tag, although I recall this £200k being a grant rather than ADC's cash. And how is this ire showing itself?
On Facebook of course:
I'm unsure whether he is attempting, basic sarcasm here when he refers to the "pride that WSCC have in their wonderful work on the bridge", or whether he does think that it is a wonderful bridge and that they should have some form of pride. I don't know, they could be embarrassed about a crappy bridge, it's anyone's guess.
It is a bit strange that Mendoza seems to think that the people of Shoreham have been somehow mistreated by WSCC, purely for putting his and Parkin's noses out of joint by not letting them host the party and take the credit for something that they had very little to do with. It seems pretty clear that up until they found out that WSCC were overseeing the opening ceremony, these people were in full support of the bridge and were repeatedly telling us how much the wait would be worth it in the end. Mendo was even telling us how great it was and how he was arranging the opening ceremony up until a couple of weeks ago, when I assumed that he found out that he wasn't going to get any self publicity out of it.
As for the people at WSCC not knowing anything about Shoreham, well that would make them on par with Mendoza, because he's only been here five minutes and doesn't have a clue about the place either, maybe we could arrange an "Ignorance off" to see who knows less about Shoreham. You should also note that WSCC's representatives in Shoreham are all members of the local Tory party and also ADC councillors, so in effect he is saying that his fellow councillors are clueless, which I think is the first time that I've ever agreed with Mendoza.
The people of Shoreham aren't particularly bothered about who opens the bridge, or who talks about it on some radio programme that no one will listen to anyway, they just want the bloody thing to open so that they can cross the river, because after all the "iconic" nonsense, it is a bridge, a supposedly functional item which allows people to traverse a gap. That is all the people of Shoreham want, not a publicity show, a party, some stuffy old horse-faced relic cutting a ribbon or a competition to win a bike, but a bridge, so that they can move freely between the town and the beach.
I for one, can sleep soundly tonight, in the knowledge that Parkin will be saving the people of Shoreham from missing out on an opportunity to publicise our civic representatives who had absolutely sod all to do with the bridge, aside from a dozen or more photo opportunities for the local rag and a tantrum when they realised that they wouldn't be in charge of the visit by the Kaiser's second cousin twice removed (approximation but you get the picture). Is the sarcasm showing in this statement yet? I do hope so.
It's lucky that we have civic leaders who are so willing to promote
The other thing that concerns me is Mendo's choice to start a statement with a capitalised "NOW THEN...", one is instantly reminded of The Duck of Gloucester's old mate Jim......
Mendo definitely comes from the same era, seems to like the same catch phrases and words like "brekky show", but I couldn't possibly comment on whether there are any other similarities, you'll have to make those up yourselves.
Oh, they're both not from Shoreham, like to be on the radio and have old person hair, maybe there are more similarities, I just don't know.
Enjoy the bridge, I'd wait until after all the spoilt children have gone home before you use it though, you don't want to get involved in a scuffle, as Mendo does like to have a punch up whenever possible, he does claim to be dead hard and has a pretend ancestor who might have been a boxer, I guess that it could be true, he does look a bit canine after all.
Nighty Night
K
Monday, 11 November 2013
Parliamentary Privilege and it's relevance in a modern Parliament.
I have come up against Parliamentary Privilege quite a lot recently, it appeared on the surface to be nothing but a "get out of jail free card" for use by parliamentarians, so I thought that I'd look deeper into it. The conclusion I reached is that it is exactly that, and nothing more. Anyway I thought that I should provide evidential points to make this clear to anyone who doesn't trust my judgement without question, and well done to you if you don't believe everything you read on the interweb. As a humorous side note to this, the Clerk to the committee on privilege actually tried to quote "Wikipedia" to me earlier today, so maybe there's no hope left.
Right, here we go; the right of parliamentary privilege has it's roots in the bill of rights 1689 (or possibly 1688, dependent on what you class to be the original document), pictured is a copy of that document (courtesy of the national archive).
Obviously as you can see, this is a somewhat dated document in it's physical form, and in some ways is also dated in it's relevance to todays society and relationship between monarchy and parliament.
In it's day this was a very important piece of legislation, it allowed the formation of government without influence of the monarch, although I'm not sure why the potential PM has to let the queen know when they are planning on forming a government, probably some other equally outdated nonsense based more in tradition than practicality and purpose. Anyway back to the point......
This Bill of Rights contains the basic premise for setting up a government of the people rather than a feudal government based on family heritage and land ownership, I know, I know, we seem to have ignored the basic premise of this in recent times, but anyway, it was a good document in it's day, there is no doubt about that.
Aside from preventing any person from maintaining a standing army during peace times, and the right to bear arms (but only those which are suitable to our class), this was to stop the interference of government by the monarchy or feudal title holders, I know, another little discrepancy in modern times. Included in this original was the proclamation that "the freedom of speech and debates or proceedings in Parliament ought not to be impeached or questioned by any court or place out of Parliament", and this has pretty much remained in place to this day, under the guise of "Parliamentary privilege".
Here's the modern version, (although not too modern mind):
It seems like the tables at some point must have turned though, because whereas the original intention was to prevent the interference of the government, comprised of the people, from the ruling classes, it appears that it now prevents the interference of the government, comprised of the ruling classes, from the people.
It should also be noted that the "court" referred to in the original document bears little resemblance to the courts of today, the courts that the people's parliamentarians wanted protection from were controlled and presided over by representatives of either the Church, the ruling Monarch, or both. So the protection of free speech was there in order to maintain a free and fair representation of the people not impinged by the interests of the ruler or the bishops in office at the time.
You see, from my view, the idea of parliamentary privilege was originally put in place as a stick with which to defend ourselves from our oppressors, it now appears to have become a stick with which our oppressors can beat us with in order to protect their own interests. It is obviously debateable as to whether the government has ever been a true government of the people, but it has become more apparent of late that even if it was at some point, it definitely isn't now, and by allowing the protections intended for us to be abused by our MPs in order to further their own agendas and to attempt to circumvent the laws that we all, as people, should be bound by, these people are doing neither us nor themselves any favours.
The recent abuses of privilege, like my own experiences of Tim Loughton exploiting it in order to throw a huge wobbler and get his lies published in the tabloids without any form of legal recourse available to challenge this slander and libel and the choice of MPs to expose footballers that have been playing away a little too often, is frankly a pathetic exploitation of a very noble intention laid down by their forbears in order to prevent them from being controlled by outside forces, sadly the current crop of MPs seem to be more intent on controlling us after the gradual creation of an intermediary ruling class of their own which appears to have overtaken the excesses of the previous Crown, Church, or feudal systems that they were put in place to ensure were governed by the people.
It is through these selfish and irresponsible actions and others like them, that the people of this country now hold their parliamentarians in contempt and feel that they do not represent the true feelings of the people and why the majority of people don't even bother to get involved with the 4/5 yearly pantomime of putting a cross on a piece of paper, anymore.
Parliament can work, and the privilege of free speech can be a positive thing, however with the kind of idiot that we have representing us, (well they pretend to represent us, but we all know who they really represent) it will never work and all the time that privileges are abused they become nothing more than symbols of hate rather than the symbol of responsibility that they were intended to be.
Anyway, there you go, a sensible post with very little swearing (can't remember if I did or not) and a serious message that there can be hope in parliament, but only if the people elected to it aren't hopeless.
TTFO
K
Right, here we go; the right of parliamentary privilege has it's roots in the bill of rights 1689 (or possibly 1688, dependent on what you class to be the original document), pictured is a copy of that document (courtesy of the national archive).
Obviously as you can see, this is a somewhat dated document in it's physical form, and in some ways is also dated in it's relevance to todays society and relationship between monarchy and parliament.
In it's day this was a very important piece of legislation, it allowed the formation of government without influence of the monarch, although I'm not sure why the potential PM has to let the queen know when they are planning on forming a government, probably some other equally outdated nonsense based more in tradition than practicality and purpose. Anyway back to the point......
This Bill of Rights contains the basic premise for setting up a government of the people rather than a feudal government based on family heritage and land ownership, I know, I know, we seem to have ignored the basic premise of this in recent times, but anyway, it was a good document in it's day, there is no doubt about that.
Aside from preventing any person from maintaining a standing army during peace times, and the right to bear arms (but only those which are suitable to our class), this was to stop the interference of government by the monarchy or feudal title holders, I know, another little discrepancy in modern times. Included in this original was the proclamation that "the freedom of speech and debates or proceedings in Parliament ought not to be impeached or questioned by any court or place out of Parliament", and this has pretty much remained in place to this day, under the guise of "Parliamentary privilege".
Here's the modern version, (although not too modern mind):
It seems like the tables at some point must have turned though, because whereas the original intention was to prevent the interference of the government, comprised of the people, from the ruling classes, it appears that it now prevents the interference of the government, comprised of the ruling classes, from the people.
It should also be noted that the "court" referred to in the original document bears little resemblance to the courts of today, the courts that the people's parliamentarians wanted protection from were controlled and presided over by representatives of either the Church, the ruling Monarch, or both. So the protection of free speech was there in order to maintain a free and fair representation of the people not impinged by the interests of the ruler or the bishops in office at the time.
You see, from my view, the idea of parliamentary privilege was originally put in place as a stick with which to defend ourselves from our oppressors, it now appears to have become a stick with which our oppressors can beat us with in order to protect their own interests. It is obviously debateable as to whether the government has ever been a true government of the people, but it has become more apparent of late that even if it was at some point, it definitely isn't now, and by allowing the protections intended for us to be abused by our MPs in order to further their own agendas and to attempt to circumvent the laws that we all, as people, should be bound by, these people are doing neither us nor themselves any favours.
The recent abuses of privilege, like my own experiences of Tim Loughton exploiting it in order to throw a huge wobbler and get his lies published in the tabloids without any form of legal recourse available to challenge this slander and libel and the choice of MPs to expose footballers that have been playing away a little too often, is frankly a pathetic exploitation of a very noble intention laid down by their forbears in order to prevent them from being controlled by outside forces, sadly the current crop of MPs seem to be more intent on controlling us after the gradual creation of an intermediary ruling class of their own which appears to have overtaken the excesses of the previous Crown, Church, or feudal systems that they were put in place to ensure were governed by the people.
It is through these selfish and irresponsible actions and others like them, that the people of this country now hold their parliamentarians in contempt and feel that they do not represent the true feelings of the people and why the majority of people don't even bother to get involved with the 4/5 yearly pantomime of putting a cross on a piece of paper, anymore.
Parliament can work, and the privilege of free speech can be a positive thing, however with the kind of idiot that we have representing us, (well they pretend to represent us, but we all know who they really represent) it will never work and all the time that privileges are abused they become nothing more than symbols of hate rather than the symbol of responsibility that they were intended to be.
Anyway, there you go, a sensible post with very little swearing (can't remember if I did or not) and a serious message that there can be hope in parliament, but only if the people elected to it aren't hopeless.
TTFO
K
Friday, 8 November 2013
Letter to Tim Loughton.
It appear that Timmy is flatly refusing to be held to account for his actions anywhere else other than in Parliament, where by strange happenstance he is covered by privilege. As far as I can see, this is nothing more than his placing himself above the law and is nothing more than the actions of a coward.
As he is actually my MP, despite his claims made under said privilege, I thought I'd better ask him why he seems to think that he should be able to avoid answering for his actions.
Here's what I wrote:
I think that covers it, I wonder if I'll get a response in the form of an email, or maybe a corrupt police officer turning up to offer physical violence in response?
I'll keep you posted.
K
As he is actually my MP, despite his claims made under said privilege, I thought I'd better ask him why he seems to think that he should be able to avoid answering for his actions.
Here's what I wrote:
Mr Loughton,
I have been informed that you do not intend to
allow myself a chance to challenge the misrepresentations and outright lies that
you presented in Parliament, under the cover of "privilege". As you have chosen
to not be personally accountable for your abuse of position and
misrepresentation of facts in order to further your own agenda, I am left with
no option but to write to you directly.
I understand that you believe that you have the
right to "sack" myself as a constituent and refer to myself as an
"ex-constituent", however you do not actually have this right anywhere other
than in your own self righteous, "us and them", world. I have been informed by
Parliament that I only have one MP and my right to contact that MP is not able
to be formally removed, by yourself or any other person or agency, they also
informed me that you are in fact my MP, and until I move from this area or you
resign or are voted out, this situation is not negotiable from either side. I
would point at this point that I have no intention of moving from my home, so if
you want me to be represented by anyone else, you have very few options
available.
Obviously I would have rather dealt with this in
private, however your cowardice, and refusal to answer for the clear lies that
you promoted as fact during both of your parliamentary tantrums, under the veil
of an outdated piece of legislation which was never intended for such purpose,
has left me with no other option but to directly challenge you through my MP,
which ironically is yourself, whether you chose to deny your responsibilities or
not.
I would ask that you, as my MP, challenge the lies
told by yourself, as a person who believes that as an MP they should be above
the law. I would ask that this challenge is made in the same public manner as
the two parliamentary debates in which you chose to lie consistently, and
misrepresent almost every statement in order to attack myself from what you
perceive to be a position of safety, free from any repercussions. Well, I
apologise for not agreeing with you, or your misunderstanding of parliamentary
rules, but what you did was immoral and nothing more than an abuse of the
position entrusted to you by the people of East Worthing and Shoreham. You
further compound this absence of moral standing by refusing to discuss anything
in a forum that you may be held accountable for your choice to not tell the
truth. Obviously I don't need to reinforce to you that you lied quite
consistently throughout your two tirades, because your choice to make these
statements under parliamentary privilege and not in any other forum already
makes it patently clear that you only used this outlet in order to obtain a
level of immunity from law.
You are fully aware that you have withheld
information from the police regarding the abuse of myself and my family by both
you and your fellow party members and have obstructed any investigation into
this abuse at every opportunity, I can only assume that this is because you
assume that you and your fellow party members should be exempt from the laws
that the rest of us have to abide by. I would also point out to you that despite
your numerous false and very defamatory claims, neither I nor any member of my
family have committed any crimes, and I have absolutely no convictions for any
crimes, despite the claims distributed by the more vulgar members of our so
called "society".
I am quite amused by the fact that you claim to be
a person who holds some kind of religious conviction, surely your god does not
advocate the level of lying and abuse of innocent people that you have clearly
dished out without remorse, but I can only assume that you believe that your god
will judge you for these lies come the day of reckoning, if he/she is truly a
god of truth and justice, he/she will have no choice but to cast you into a pit
of eternal damnation for perpetuating such a vicious campaign of hate towards
innocent people, purely because you aren't keen on their sexuality, lifestyle
choices or heritage.
You have not only ignored and abuse the basic
human rights of myself, but also that of my family who you have also encouraged
to be attacked through no fault of their own, for your own amusement and self
gratification. This is not the act of a responsible civic representative, it is
the actions of a coward and a bully, yet strangely, although you seem to think
that it is acceptable to view my family as viable targets and collateral damage,
you believe that your family should be untouchable. You may think that sending
your kids to private school makes them better than the rest of the nations kids,
all it does is place them in the same bubble of ignorance and misplaced
self-importance in which you yourself reside
I have repeatedly offered you the chance to
apologise for standing in parliament and lying through your teeth, yet the only
way you have chosen to communicate is through the media, who seem to not be
interested in printing anything other than your hateful rhetoric and what you
would refer to as "bollocks" as obviously in this instance the truth isn't
anywhere near as exciting or sensationalist. This is why I have chosen to
operate my own independent media source and will be posting this correspondence
to my blog, to make it clear to the world that although I have been perfectly
reasonable in seeking a solution to the problems that you and your party friends
have created, both you and your fellow Tories are flatly refusing to negotiate.
I can only assume that this is because if you make any statement outside of your
privilege protected environment that you know that you will be held to account
for it under the laws that you expect the rest of us to abide by, but which you
deem unsuitable for yourself or any other person you choose to
protect.
I hope that this epistle is received in the
spirit of which it is sent, and that you are thoroughly ashamed of yourself for
being the coward that you clearly are, and the knowledge that your lies make
baby Jesus cry.
93/93
Kieran Francis
I think that covers it, I wonder if I'll get a response in the form of an email, or maybe a corrupt police officer turning up to offer physical violence in response?
I'll keep you posted.
K
Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Paxman disagrees with Brand, Loughton disagrees with both, and everyone, and everything, and.......
I quite enjoyed the Paxman, Russell Brand interview , it raised some valid points about the whole idea of how, "we the people" are not particularly involved in how our country is run, aside form one day every four or five years when we get to choose between three or four people, preselected to represent tens of thousands of us.
It seems that after Brand's Anarcho-Eco-Marxist suggestions of moving forward and Paxman's, "it may not work but we don't have any better options available", response, the BBC seem to have thought that it would be a good idea to ask Tim Loughton what he thinks about it. Obviously if you want an unbiased view of how people regard our politicians, the best thing to do is to ask one, not just any one, but one who holds viewpoints which wouldn't be out of place in a Dickens novel.
Here's the response:
The article pretty much speaks for itself when Timbo claims that our lives are affected greatly by politicians, who are elected by very few people. How can they be representative of us if less than one in three of us had anything to do with them being in the job in the first place? In the case of Loughton, taking into account the voter apathy that put him in the job and crediting this with the lack of faith in the whole parliamentary system, there are more people in East Worthing and Shoreham that did not vote for Loughton than there were that voted for him. So under a true democratic system, nobody should have got the job instead of Loughton. I for one think that this would have been a definite improvement on our current situation.
Again he claims about how difficult it is to be an MP and how much "blood, sweat and tears" he puts in, when in reality he is only sweating because he doesn't have to pay for his own heating bills because he claims them on expenses, so turning on the heating is not a problem for him like it is for the rest of us, as for blood and tears, these are human secretions and as a former banker, Timmy cannot possibly be anything near human in any way.
As for the amount of "Effort" he puts in, maybe it does take a fair bit, after all, talking bullsh*t so fluently 24/7 can't be an easy task for anyone, so yes all that effort has been noted, and filling out all those expenses forms must take a fair bit of time in itself, especially when you try and claim for your heating bill twice over.
What else did he claim?
I mean in the interview, not on his expenses, that's another blog post.
The first paragraph is the usual nonsense, after all, it appears that he did "mind", when both myself and Sussex Police challenged him for things that he had done both in Parliament and in his constituency, he seemed to "mind" quite emphatically and had to go and have several very public tantrums about it. There have also been several other cases where people have questioned his actions, like his attack on Sarah Tether for not having any kids, of when he tried to wreck the same sex marriage bill, and there was that time that the Prime Minister sacked him, and on all of those occasions I'm not entirely sure that he came across as someone who didn't "Mind" a bit of criticism.
If he thinks that MPs are under constant attack, he should take a walk in the shoes of the pensioners who can't put the heating on this winter, the disabled and terminally ill who are forced to fight for benefits that they are entitled to, or any other group attacked by his government, whilst they all get rich and fat, watching the weakest amongst us dropping like flies because they've got all the cash themselves.
The idea that he believes that the 18-24 year old voter are simple enough to not vote on the strength of a Paxman interview, which let's be honest, most of them never would have seen, or through a few articles in the New Statesman, a magazine not often read by non voting 18-24 year olds either, really doesn't give credit to this group of voters/abstainers as having their own thoughts or opinions.
The idea that the average 18-24 year old, who just happens to watch Newsnight because they're not engaged by politicians, will be persuaded to not vote because Russell Brand told them to, is exactly the point that Brand appeared to be making in the first place. They are simply not engaged in the system and claiming that Brand's views which were made on a media outlet that most of them wouldn't be interested in anyway, is scapegoating. The reason that they don't vote is because of people like Loughton, and all the other MPs who do not engage with them because they believe that their views on politics can only be influenced by "celebrities", give the kids some credit, they already know, as we knew when we were fighting the poll tax on the streets of London, that politics affects every angle of all of our lives, but simply ticking a box just doesn't seem to be enough to change anything to a degree that it will actually have a real and meaningful impact on their lives. Especially when they see that the names on the ballot form are getting their bills paid whilst their own grandparents can't afford to heat their homes, or feed themselves.
The claim the any young person would say "Gosh, Russell said we shouldn't bother to vote, let's not vote", just goes to show that the youth that Loughton envisages are straight out of a Famous Five book. I expect that after Timmy's version of modern youth have been out to vote, they all head down to the river for a picnic with lashings of ginger beer to celebrate their effect on the democratic representation of their constituency, this is not the youth of this country, they are more likely to be using ginger beer bottles as Molotov cocktails because they are genuinely p*ssed off with the way that they are regarded as sheep, led by celebrities, with no independent thought processes to call their own, by people like Loughton who view them merely as numbers on a ballot return.
The last paragraph, really screams for the same question that Paxman asked Brand, to be asked of Loughton. So if this isn't the way to improve youth engagement in politics, What is? Telling people not to listen to naughty Russell, will make no difference, there are plenty of people out there already who neither vote, nor listen to Brand, they decided not to vote themselves, he is merely a spokesperson for a feeling that has been brewing for many years, the only reason that the politicians finally noticed it was because it appeared on Newsnight and in the New Statesman, otherwise they would still be completely oblivious to it, as they are to the rest of the real world.
It's just good that these thoughts have finally made their way into the mainstream, and who'd have thought that it would be that cheeky scamp Brand, what done it.
Take care out there in InterwebLand
K
It seems that after Brand's Anarcho-Eco-Marxist suggestions of moving forward and Paxman's, "it may not work but we don't have any better options available", response, the BBC seem to have thought that it would be a good idea to ask Tim Loughton what he thinks about it. Obviously if you want an unbiased view of how people regard our politicians, the best thing to do is to ask one, not just any one, but one who holds viewpoints which wouldn't be out of place in a Dickens novel.
Here's the response:
The article pretty much speaks for itself when Timbo claims that our lives are affected greatly by politicians, who are elected by very few people. How can they be representative of us if less than one in three of us had anything to do with them being in the job in the first place? In the case of Loughton, taking into account the voter apathy that put him in the job and crediting this with the lack of faith in the whole parliamentary system, there are more people in East Worthing and Shoreham that did not vote for Loughton than there were that voted for him. So under a true democratic system, nobody should have got the job instead of Loughton. I for one think that this would have been a definite improvement on our current situation.
Again he claims about how difficult it is to be an MP and how much "blood, sweat and tears" he puts in, when in reality he is only sweating because he doesn't have to pay for his own heating bills because he claims them on expenses, so turning on the heating is not a problem for him like it is for the rest of us, as for blood and tears, these are human secretions and as a former banker, Timmy cannot possibly be anything near human in any way.
As for the amount of "Effort" he puts in, maybe it does take a fair bit, after all, talking bullsh*t so fluently 24/7 can't be an easy task for anyone, so yes all that effort has been noted, and filling out all those expenses forms must take a fair bit of time in itself, especially when you try and claim for your heating bill twice over.
What else did he claim?
I mean in the interview, not on his expenses, that's another blog post.
The first paragraph is the usual nonsense, after all, it appears that he did "mind", when both myself and Sussex Police challenged him for things that he had done both in Parliament and in his constituency, he seemed to "mind" quite emphatically and had to go and have several very public tantrums about it. There have also been several other cases where people have questioned his actions, like his attack on Sarah Tether for not having any kids, of when he tried to wreck the same sex marriage bill, and there was that time that the Prime Minister sacked him, and on all of those occasions I'm not entirely sure that he came across as someone who didn't "Mind" a bit of criticism.
If he thinks that MPs are under constant attack, he should take a walk in the shoes of the pensioners who can't put the heating on this winter, the disabled and terminally ill who are forced to fight for benefits that they are entitled to, or any other group attacked by his government, whilst they all get rich and fat, watching the weakest amongst us dropping like flies because they've got all the cash themselves.
The idea that he believes that the 18-24 year old voter are simple enough to not vote on the strength of a Paxman interview, which let's be honest, most of them never would have seen, or through a few articles in the New Statesman, a magazine not often read by non voting 18-24 year olds either, really doesn't give credit to this group of voters/abstainers as having their own thoughts or opinions.
The idea that the average 18-24 year old, who just happens to watch Newsnight because they're not engaged by politicians, will be persuaded to not vote because Russell Brand told them to, is exactly the point that Brand appeared to be making in the first place. They are simply not engaged in the system and claiming that Brand's views which were made on a media outlet that most of them wouldn't be interested in anyway, is scapegoating. The reason that they don't vote is because of people like Loughton, and all the other MPs who do not engage with them because they believe that their views on politics can only be influenced by "celebrities", give the kids some credit, they already know, as we knew when we were fighting the poll tax on the streets of London, that politics affects every angle of all of our lives, but simply ticking a box just doesn't seem to be enough to change anything to a degree that it will actually have a real and meaningful impact on their lives. Especially when they see that the names on the ballot form are getting their bills paid whilst their own grandparents can't afford to heat their homes, or feed themselves.
The claim the any young person would say "Gosh, Russell said we shouldn't bother to vote, let's not vote", just goes to show that the youth that Loughton envisages are straight out of a Famous Five book. I expect that after Timmy's version of modern youth have been out to vote, they all head down to the river for a picnic with lashings of ginger beer to celebrate their effect on the democratic representation of their constituency, this is not the youth of this country, they are more likely to be using ginger beer bottles as Molotov cocktails because they are genuinely p*ssed off with the way that they are regarded as sheep, led by celebrities, with no independent thought processes to call their own, by people like Loughton who view them merely as numbers on a ballot return.
The last paragraph, really screams for the same question that Paxman asked Brand, to be asked of Loughton. So if this isn't the way to improve youth engagement in politics, What is? Telling people not to listen to naughty Russell, will make no difference, there are plenty of people out there already who neither vote, nor listen to Brand, they decided not to vote themselves, he is merely a spokesperson for a feeling that has been brewing for many years, the only reason that the politicians finally noticed it was because it appeared on Newsnight and in the New Statesman, otherwise they would still be completely oblivious to it, as they are to the rest of the real world.
It's just good that these thoughts have finally made their way into the mainstream, and who'd have thought that it would be that cheeky scamp Brand, what done it.
Take care out there in InterwebLand
K
Friday, 1 November 2013
Adur Councillors, Staff and Local Police, keep a little secret from us all.
I've known of this little gem for some time, and have decided that the time is right to make public, the little secret that I was told to keep covered by numerous local powers that be. This will hopefully let you know the type of things that they'd rather we didn't know, and the effect of being in a position to expose them.
I wonder if this little discovery had anything to do with the onslaught of abuse that began (by complete coincidence) around the time that I questioned this matter.
My partner and stepson were moved by ADC into Rock Close in Southwick, shortly before this, another person moved in, and please be aware that this person no longer lives there, so please don't cause any of the residents any grief because the person I am talking about has now been moved by ADC to another location.
The Whiterock Residents group, was around for a few years and was chaired by ADC councillor David (DonaldDuck) Donaldson, the vice chair had a very interesting past.
Here's some of their minutes:
Yes, we are looking at John Chambers. Very good friend of Kevin Davis, Cllr Jim Funnell and Cllr Donaldduck. What can I tell you about John Chambers you ask? Well, not much, because that's not his real name. The local Tories do seem to like hanging out with people who prefer pseudonyms. Why on earth would someone be using a pseudonym? Usually it is because they are either hiding from something, or they're hiding something. In this case it's a dirty secret.
Let's go back a few meetings from this one:
Yes, the Cllrs friend, is actually called John Cadman. Why on earth would he choose to change his name, well it's quite simple, it was because his parole conditions were relaxed after five years out on life licence.
What's that, a person out on life licence allowed to be vice chair of a residents group how could this happen? Well, if you wonder that, imagine how he managed to get himself on the neighbourhood watch committee as well, surely the person keeping an eye on you and your family would be an upstanding member of the community, and neighbourhood watch groups are all good law abiding citizens.
Not Quite. Here's a page from the Daily Scum...
I wonder if this little discovery had anything to do with the onslaught of abuse that began (by complete coincidence) around the time that I questioned this matter.
My partner and stepson were moved by ADC into Rock Close in Southwick, shortly before this, another person moved in, and please be aware that this person no longer lives there, so please don't cause any of the residents any grief because the person I am talking about has now been moved by ADC to another location.
The Whiterock Residents group, was around for a few years and was chaired by ADC councillor David (DonaldDuck) Donaldson, the vice chair had a very interesting past.
Here's some of their minutes:
Yes, we are looking at John Chambers. Very good friend of Kevin Davis, Cllr Jim Funnell and Cllr Donaldduck. What can I tell you about John Chambers you ask? Well, not much, because that's not his real name. The local Tories do seem to like hanging out with people who prefer pseudonyms. Why on earth would someone be using a pseudonym? Usually it is because they are either hiding from something, or they're hiding something. In this case it's a dirty secret.
Let's go back a few meetings from this one:
Yes, the Cllrs friend, is actually called John Cadman. Why on earth would he choose to change his name, well it's quite simple, it was because his parole conditions were relaxed after five years out on life licence.
What's that, a person out on life licence allowed to be vice chair of a residents group how could this happen? Well, if you wonder that, imagine how he managed to get himself on the neighbourhood watch committee as well, surely the person keeping an eye on you and your family would be an upstanding member of the community, and neighbourhood watch groups are all good law abiding citizens.
Not Quite. Here's a page from the Daily Scum...
Yes, despite the local Tories repeatedly claiming that they abhor the Human Rights Act, and all that it stands for, they seem to be supporting one of their mates who is only on our streets due to exploiting the HRA. Yes, after being given a longer sentence than Myra Hindley, Cadman was out in 19 yrs due to a clerical error by the secretary of state, and a canny lawyer. Don't get me wrong, I believe in the rehabilitation of offenders, however there are some cases when Life should mean life, and callously murdering three octogenarians in their beds is one of those cases.
I think that it's quite scary that this person was allowed to represent the local council run community group and visit the homes of elderly and vulnerable residents. I did speak to him a few times, and got the opinion that he was seriously institutionalised, and not someone that I would trust for a moment. The fact that he boasted of having a hunting bow and arrows in his hall cupboard just concerned me further. It didn't seem to worry the other members of the community group, the neighbourhood watch or the local PCSO and council staff that much though, maybe they didn't know they were in the home of a serial killer with a deadly weapon between them and the front door though, they say ignorance is bliss......
Here's a few details of the case, as reported by The (then, Evening) Argus:
These were two of his victims, in what were know at the time as the "Saltdean Grim Reaper Murders", This was because after murdering their victims Cadman and his fellow murderer had grim reaper tattoos with RIP emblazoned across them.
Here's the report of the third victim to be discovered but the first one they murdered.
This was around the time of the "babes in the wood" murders, which were receiving so much press coverage that these two villains didn't attract the national disgust and vilification that they richly deserved. However now it's a different story, he could be keeping an eye on your grandma, with the blessing of the local council and PCSO.
He's the one on the right by the way.
Now what is strange, we tried numerous times to get a photo of him as he looks now, however he was very evasive whenever he spotted a camera, I wonder why.....
Like I said earlier, he no longer resides in Rock Place, he was moved by the council earlier this year, he still looks very similar to the photo above, only much fatter, he drives a red Renault Megane and has a small white fluffy dog named "Moppy", which he used to walk regularly on Southwick Rec, you probably met him, you wouldn't know that he is probably one of the most vile criminals walking our streets today, and being supported by the local Tories and ADC. And remember he is now calling himself John Chambers.
He was moved from Rock Place around April/May time, so if someone fitting this description moved in next to your grandparents, be afraid, because the reoffending rates of serial killers are not that reassuring (more than 60% apparently). I am in no way encouraging any vigilante action of any kind, because that would make you as bad as him, I simply want people to be aware of the dangers that the councillors, council and local policing team would rather you didn't know about. Forewarned is forearmed and all that, not that I'm suggesting that you arm yourself, and if you do, follow his example and use the legal loophole of hunting bows, because they aren't technically weapons until used as one, (please don't go out and buy a hunting bow, you're more likely to hurt yourself with it than anyone else, they're bloody tricky to use proficiently).
Above all, don't trust the local Tories, they aren't interested in your safety like I am.
In fact, the last time we spotted Cadman, he was with his little dog, having a lovely chat with his mate Dave DonaldDuck and laughing and joking with none other than Tim Loughton, he really does keep some lovely company.
In fact, the last time we spotted Cadman, he was with his little dog, having a lovely chat with his mate Dave DonaldDuck and laughing and joking with none other than Tim Loughton, he really does keep some lovely company.
Take care out there in InterwebLand, it's a jungle.
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