7 March (Part 2) - Some thankyous are due
The past month or three has shown how many friends Bonkers has and it is only right that some get a mention.
Mark
Lewis the solicitor who pursued the Councillor though the High Court was
a constant comfort and ally. He told Kent Police that he would take action
against them if they continued to effectively prevent the reporting of Court
proceedings. There was never an expectation of him being paid and the same goes
for his barrister friend Julian Hunt. Julian gave me two hours of his time free
of charge and it was him who phoned me around 17:30 last Monday with the words,
“Hello, I have some good news for you”. Somehow or other the CPS believed he was
acting for me when he wasn’t and sent him their decision to abandon their prosecution.
If
It was not for Julian I might well have gone to Sevenoaks on a fool’s errand.
Locally there was constant support from bloggers, Hugh Neal
(Maggot Sandwich),
Richard Spink (Thamesmead Grump)
and Darryl Chamberlain (853blog).
Political support came from Teresa Pearce MP who fired off two letters to Kent
Police and Bexley Councillors, Daniel Francis, Danny Hackett, Brenda Langstead
and Seán Newman all had kind words to say. A similar number of Tories did
likewise but naming them might bring retribution; but in some ways they were more
supportive than Labour with phone calls, Twitter Direct Messages and Mobile texts.
From the press came the support of the editor of the News Shopper and their Bexley
reporter. From further afield there was interest from Private Eye, The Register and the Sun.
Four people, themselves all victims of my accuser, sent a dozen or more letters
crammed with evidence that the Charge Statement was almost entirely false. Those
letters went to both Kent Police and their Legal Services Team in Maidstone.
Then there was the less formal. The residents who had rejoiced when their
Councillor neighbour moved out of town, the police officer who believed that
the Councillor must be brought to justice but suffered interference from above.
And what of the police many have asked, what do I think of them? Not a lot. I have
for the past 30 years regarded them with the greatest of suspicion, how could it be
otherwise when a family member had his skull split open by a police officer or
his hireling for trying to expose their corruption?
When the police have alienated every honest citizen how will they ever
get the co-operation upon which they claim to depend? Not from me that is for sure.
Over the past 24 hours I have re-read
everything I wrote about the Code of Conduct
guilty verdict and cannot find a single thing that gets anywhere near harassment.
Every blog that was not a factual record of what Bexley Council was saying was either
critical of Bexley Council and/or supportive of the accused Councillor.
To call it harassment as the Sergeant in Swanley did can only mean he didn’t
read a word of it before charging me. My criticism of the police is mainly
directed at whoever thought that police officer was Sergeant material.
Will I make a formal complaint against him? Probably not. The police investigate
themselves and whatever malpractice they uncover will be deemed to be standard practice
at the time. Previous complaints have gone on for up to seven years and all they did
was prove beyond any doubt that the police are corrupt. To challenge them is a waste of life.
Will I allege harassment against my accuser? No way. The law is an ass about
harassment and I will not be a hypocrite who exploits its stupidity.
What has to be pursued is the catalogue of lies stacked against me in the
statement to police. It was untruthful in practically every detail and to make such an
untruthful statement is a criminal offence.
Getting Kent Police to accept an allegation may prove to be
difficult. I am aware of eight allegations of crime against my accuser and all
of them have been ignored or rejected by Kent Police.
On the other hand I was told yesterday that I am the seventh person to be on
the receiving end of false allegations to Kent Police from the same source and they reacted instantly
to every single one of them. But not one resulted in a conviction.
A lot of money remains unaccounted for. Will Kent Police ever begin to look for it?
One can only assume corruption by someone somewhere.
