16 March (Part 2) - The police state of Bexley
The
recent tribulations of Olly Cromwell who is being hounded by a bunch of
malicious Bexley councillors for having a bit of a foul mouth on him were
reported in as much
detail as I could muster yesterday morning. Since then I have noticed links
to Bonkers on websites as far away as Australia, the Twittering and blogging
world appears to be universally appalled by the antics of a council run by the
political woman most admired by Boris Johnson, wannabe next mayor of London and
presumably just as much a supporter of tyranny as Ken Livingston was of those
not unacquainted with terrorism.
Olly has today given his own account of what happened on his own website and you
may be glad to know that it is remarkably free of obscenities, no worse than
what comes out of so-called comedians’ mouths on BBC2 anyway.
Olly is unable to tell you who tried to get him banged up for a month for breaking bail
conditions because of those conditions, but I stand by my original researches. I
wouldn’t be surprised if the “concerned member of the public” whose suggestion
was immediately thrown out by a judge does not find himself on the receiving end
of similar charges before long; that would make two, but like Olly my lips have
to remain sealed too. The legal world can be very tricky when it is so full of
criminals with friends in high places.