I am beginning to recover from the dreaded flu by making a few decisions; one
is that when the opportunity arises BiB will carry more stories about our
politicised and too often thoroughly corrupt police and will no longer consider a
Bexley connection to be essential.
I know for a fact, but am unfortunately sworn to secrecy, that right to the very highest level
the
Metropolitan Police is institutionally corrupt and probably only one of
its Commissioners over the past 30 years has not been complicit in that
corruption - and he was the only one to be sacked.
It will not be a daily occurrence but when the police are more than normally
stupid BiB will endeavour to spread the word.
I am beginning to get my head around the gravity of what the police did to me
just over two weeks ago and this morning did something I should have done
immediately. I posted a formal letter of complaint.
Perhaps irrationally I also find myself annoyed with every Labour politician in
Bexley. Considering how much time I spend defending them against the Tories who
do little but bend the truth, I am more than a little disappointed that not a
single one of them enquired about my experience at the hands of the police in
Swanley. I am politically inclined to the right and always have been and it has
not always been easy to find subjects on which I can lend my support to Socialists. If Bexley was
not run by Tory liars I might find it an impossible task.
Come next Spring with an election due my current feeling is that Bexley Labour
should not expect any support from Bexley-is-Bonkers. Maybe the flu bug is still doing the
talking but that is the way I see things right now.
Usually I spend days fine tuning a letter of complaint, the one now on its way
to Maidstone was rather different, I wrote it over an hour or two and didn’t
change a thing before it went into the postbox.
Maybe I will live to regret that but enough time has been wasted already.