17 April (Part 1) - Bexley council is corrupt
Yesterday’s
visitor numbers were down from Sunday’s stratospheric heights but they remained at 10%
above Saturday’s which had been an all time record, so while numbers are up I
thought I would seize the opportunity to make sure you knew what Bexley council
is prepared to see done to me and Olly and others. Please go and read their
obscene blog set up in my name by clicking the link at the top of the page and using the password.
Bexley police sprung into immediate action at the mere suggestion that Olly had
harassed the council. He was found not guilty not because what he said was found
not to be harassment, he was innocent because he hadn’t said what he was accused
of at all. In contrast, after
Bexley police were told
about Bexley council’s obscene blog on 9th June last year they
wrote two months later
to say nothing could be done about it. (Note the letter is unsigned because Bexley council had
told the police I would be violent towards them if I could identify the officers involved.)
Many
computer literate people will know that the City of London Police channels
appropriate enquiries to Google to get information and the obscene blog was
hosted on Google servers. It took the intervention of the Under Secretary for Crime and
Security to lean on Bexleyheath police before they went to Google. Across the road in
the Civic Centre, the
council leader got to hear about the
blog two days before the police and, coincidence or not, it disappeared immediately. There is no
evidence that council leader Teresa O’Neill was interviewed by the police and
when I asked the police if she had been I was told it was not in the public
interest that they told me.
So Olly goes to court in a huge hurry on evidence that doesn’t exist and Bexley council’s
crime against me - and him to a smaller extent - is kicked into the long grass;
and now that the police have at long last gone down the Google route and found
out who did it the trail has gone cold within the Crown Prosecution Service. If
the truth is ever allowed out it could lead to a by-election
or two. Teresa O’Neill’s role in this unsavoury affair would be out in the open. Boris
Johnson would be embarrassed that his most admired local politician had been exposed at
long last. They do not want it to happen. It looks like justice must take second
place to political greed and ambition. But Olly is looking at jail for referring to an
unnamed Bexley councillor as a tosspot. (Euphism). What is happening in Bexley? Does
nobody want to know about corruption on this scale?
None of the above has been picked up by the local press. Why? Is there corruption
within the London Borough of Bexley? You bet there is. Whoever came out with
that pitchforks and flaming torches comment was probably dead right. They are
corrupt from top to bottom and nothing can be done about it apparently.
The table is a list of the top search items that led to Bexley is
Bonkers between midnight and seven o’clock this morning. ‘chris loynes bexley’
is always there, every single day. Why is the former Head of Member Services so
popular? Is there a local celebrity with that name I’ve never heard of and the keyword is just a misdirection?
One reason Chris Loynes is famous is that he is the primary link between Bexley
council and the obscene blog. His post includes maintaining The Register of Members’
Interests. Most boroughs put theirs on line. Bexley doesn’t. When asked “why not?” the
answer was (and this comes from very high up) “They [the councillors] will only lie even
more”. So when I wanted to inspect the Register as is my right, my colleague Elwyn Bryant
booked an appointment with Mr. Loynes on Tuesday 17th May 2011 and as a result
we were in the Civic Centre from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. the following Friday.
Before 9 a.m. next morning malcolmknight.blogspot went on line with details of Elwyn’s
and my visit - suitably changed to suit the council’s malicious purpose - deterring critics.
Who did it only top council people (almost certainly) and the police know. Was Mr. Loynes
interviewed? Not in the public interest to know. As soon as the storm
broke (or should have broken, the only place you can read about it is here), Mr. Loynes
went sick. He is still off sick. Stress and mental breakdown apparently.
Can’t say I am surprised. Did he do it? Probably not, but he is another council
man who probably knows who did. Does Bexley council go out of its way to pervert the course
of justice? There cannot be much doubt about that.