10 February (Part 2) - From the post bag
Nothing too serious to begin with; probably we need some light relief.
Bexley Action Group
Four years ago Michael Barnbrook and his friends set out to defeat Councillor
Craske at the 2014 election. They just failed thanks to the UKIP surge and
Councillor Chris Taylor lost his seat instead. Serves him right for having a
surname beginning with T instead of one at the top end of the alphabet.
Mick campaigned under the name Bexley Action Group with leaflets, brochures and
website to match.
Today someone emailed to say that the name Bexley Action Group
is copyrighted. A bit late in the day for such a claim is it not? What can I do
about it four years later, especially as the message came via
BiB’s anonymous Contact system?
Maybe
Another anonymous email signed by J. merely said "LAWYERS MAKE MONEY BY RUNNING
CASES THEY ARE NOT GENERALLY INTERESTED IN SETTLING THEM".
I suppose there could be some truth in that.
How?
Yet another email demands that I “send a copy of the statutory regulations which the
police claim you have breached and a copy of the Court summons”.
Well if only I knew! I haven’t a clue what regulations I may have breached but
it is all academic anyway. How can I send anything to someone who has used the
anonymous Contact facility? It is genuinely anonymous. No names, no return email
address, no accessible data trail.
Mad
Someone who is not anonymous to me, he gives his name and address, but asks that
he remains anonymous to you tells me he is in trouble with the law too.
Like me with the libel case he stuck absolutely to the truth in one short blog.
He was accused of harassment and when he was eventually told what he had done it
transpired that no one disputed his truthfulness, the problem
was that the truth had “upset” just one person.
The police eventually abandoned the case against him but if he upset anyone
again he would be charged. Surely they must have been bluffing.
And which Police Farce would this be? Why Kent of course.