6 May (Part 3) - Life is vexing
When Bexley council runs out of excuses and lies it usually resorts to
labelling a resident “vexatious” after which they refuse to talk to him at all.
I assumed they had some sort of definition of vexatious but a Freedom of
Information request reveals that they have not. “The definition of Vexatious is
not contained in the Constitution” was the answer, which I suppose is nice and
convenient because they can make it up as they go along.
According to my dictionary vexatious means “tending to cause annoyance or
worry”, so I am going to try my hand at being vexatious.
Someone at Bexley council believed to be councillor Craske or acting on his
instructions reported Mr. Martin Peaple to the
police for doing a civic duty by warning drivers that they shouldn’t park
outside his shop. The law requires the council to do that but Bexley isn’t very
good at it; what is it good at? The police (widely believed to be in Bexley
council’s pocket) responded by sending an officer to knock on Mr. Peaple’s door.
Like my harassment letter, this
latest collusion between two public bodies vying with
each other to see who can be held in most contempt, has spread like wildfire
across the net. So I would like to add to councillor Craske’s worries by
pointing out the story is now today’s entry on
The Big Brother Watch website.
Craske has gone into ostrich mode again as he is wont to do. He is refusing to
talk to anyone about the
reasonable questions being posed by the man from Richmond. Richmond man
probably has no idea how devious Bexley council can be. Welcome to Bexley
Mr. Wise, home to “a mob of nasty, evil people who seem to thrive on other
people’s pain and hurt”.