11 September - Lord of Twitter
I have been asked anonymously if the Michael Barnbrook who used to Tweet
under the name @sleazebuster is the same Michael Barnbrook who Tweets using the
new account @LordBarnbrook. I am afraid it most certainly is.
Twitter
effectively robbed Mick of his 17,000 followers and for a while he took the
view that it was a blessing in disguise and he told his friends he was not going
to get involved with Twitter again, or indeed with chasing his corrupt former employers.
His last foray in that direction was to get Cressida Dick’s office to admit that
her
appearance on Westminster Bridge was not something that
just sort of
happened while she was passing by on other business, it was actually a
planned appointment listed in her desk diary.
Is anyone surprised that someone in high office lies? It is the way into high office.
Mick reported the misconduct to her boss Sadiq Khan and never heard back. As he
said and I know very well, you can spend years, literally, chasing corrupt police
forces and all you discover is that they always lie confident that no one has
the money to chase them through the courts. And judges can be bent too. Probably
not as commonly as police are but it happens. Want the details?
I doubt Mick will be as forthright on the new account as he was as @sleazebuster, he has other
things to worry about at the moment. I’ll ask him next Thursday when he will be
back in the borough.
I am still unsure whether to close my own Twitter account, it’s not been used since
mid-July. If you want to get advice of new BiB blogs and can’t be bothered with
the RSS feed follow @Mario426 who always Tweets about new material on Bonkers.
It’s an automated service that comes from Australia.