Thursday 11 August 2011

Law and Order under scrutiny

The opaque language of Parliamentary niceties has been taken to the extent of muting the English language into a death knell for Free Speech and honestly held views.

Whilst just about every speaker praised the actions and heroism of the police, not a single voice said that the law prohibits bravery because it is illegal for any person employed by other authorities outside that of the military to put themselves into a place where they might receive harm. Surly, in a hall packed with highly prized lawyers, one would have had the nerve to remind parliament that it was parliament itself -through ineffectual legal scrutiny - that has brought the law into disrepute.

And what a perfect theatre! The Red Squirrel of Salford and Eccles was unabashed in her demand for the Salford police to be repatriated back to Manchester and district. Why, to investigate corruption amongst Manchester MP’s? No, but possibly to make it easier for highly placed rogues to hide their malfeasance behind a fallacious condemnation of criminality of which they are a great part.

Then up stood Jack Dromey, pushing his questions down his brazier and adjusting his dress as he waffled a well rehearsed condemnation of affairs that conveniently deflected from memory his adoption in his constituency as an all female candicake! What hypocrisy!?!?

All major parties are at fault. Years ago they decriminalised trespass so that anyone can walk into and onto your property with no sanctions other than the victim to take the perpetrator to court. No-one can afford that unless you’re a Murdoch. Complain to the authority that a gang of youths are tearing up your garden and they send round a Community Copper with no powers greater than your own. Promise to defend your property and then a Met Flying Squad chopper arrives and whizzes you off to the Nick.

As the clarion call went round Westminster, Blackpool council leaders echoed a call of support for a body which has one under arrest for a series of crimes being investigated by local police. As that body makes a mockery of the perjury laws, Blackpool council cannot see that Law and Order has to be upheld in its own courtyard rather than wait for Wakes Weeks and a mob of Tyldesley twelve year olds and their single mothers to run amuck through the deserted shopping arcades of South Shore. You can just imagine the councillors rubbing their hands with delight as eight nine year olds ransack Notorianni’s Ice Cream Parlour for choc chips to go on top of their thieved Knicker-boca-glories. It will now be an ideal time for the whole authority to dispatch the demands of concerned former regular servicemen for a more judicious inquiry into acts of theft to the back burner – if they have not done so already. But beware. If you eat with the Devil…

Surely, when any organisation is under investigation, you suspend all licenses until completion of those investigations. Why then, did the council issue a license for the Bank Hey Street CIC to have a stand next to the Gasjet, during the flying display weekend? One lady and her real charity have been applying for seven years for such a license and has always been refused. Are you waiting for her to do something illegal first?

7 comments:

  1. You of all people should know that ANY politician has no intention of actually getting involved with any investigation of another politician's activities. The only analogy I can make is that the organisation you refer to qualify for the word "Untouchables"!
    ALL politicians talk the talk, but do not have the guts to walk the walk. Yet they want our respect and support at election times - biggest joke of all as far as I am concerned.

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  2. Peter Hitchens in The Mail and on Question Time appears to have put the correct perspective into the debate.
    whilst the politicians waffle and never listen, the world falls apart around their ears
    It will at least give Dithering Dave a chance to bring more of his cronies into office whilst Harriet the Harperson commits political suicide from her stupid mouth.

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  3. Since 1980, this country embarked on its 'self-centred greedy way of life' added to 'I want it all and I want in NOW'!! From the top to the bottom. Worst offenders are the likes of News International, Tesco's etc, etc who all want to monopolise their industry. With the loss of all of our heavy industry since the mid-1950's, we have become a predominately 'service' country and that does not bring enough remuneration for all the hair-brained schemes the politicians have to bribe the electorate at election time. Europe is a disaster area, overseas aid goes to corruption and not the people it is meant for, and our gullibe and apathetic nation swallows all the garbage from the mouths of our elected representatives. This country is long overdue for a political revolution - The Tower of London should be re-opened for its old purpose.

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  4. The CIC and the Gasjet plus a fake Major RM-must be a big pisspot.

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  5. All the council's friends in one cesspit. Council Leader Blackburn, the donkey abuser chanter, has all his faith in all these, yet dare not investigate or have investigated missing money from Blackpool Mayor's fund???

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  6. In the 'gasjet' when an arrest was made prior to Christmas last year, there was talk of a large amount of money that was ring-fenced for the local authority. Since that publication, no talk of who has the money, why is it ring-fenced, where did the money come from and loads more questions that could be asked. WHY? Because the whole political system is totally 'bent'! I still have the paper cuttings because I believe some day those that made the comments may well deny what they said.

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  7. Scan it and send it in and I will publish for debate...

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