20 April (Part 3) - Gone but not forgotten
It
seems that the criminal loving council leader O’Neill was a bit slow off the mark
getting on to Davey & Co. about their website comments in support of Elwyn
Bryant’s petition; but the first bit of honesty to be seen on a Conservative
website for many a long year has now been consigned to the Recycle Bin. Next time
you want to make your views known chaps and chapesses, just sign Elwyn’s petition,
2,222 would have been a nice number to have.
See original announcement.
As I have this big empty space going to waste may I mention
http://www.met.police.uk/askmetboss which allows you to pose
questions and listen to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner. I don’t suppose
for a moment that he will entertain questions on corrupt councils, but you never know.
Did you see the new police commander
featured in the
Bexley Times? What does he mean by “I asked to be given a borough commander’s post, Bexley will be a good
place to start”. Doesn’t look like he has any commitment to the borough and is
planning his next career move already. Just as we were getting used to Dave
Stringer and thinking he may not have been so bad after all we get someone who
thinks it is newsworthy that he “aims to keep crime levels low”. No flies on him
then; he knows what a copper is supposed to do. Enough to get you fast tracked
to Chief Superintendent rank in today’s Met. God help us.