The unusual site banners are to bring attention to the fact that Labour activists in Bexley are manipulating Facebook Groups with fictional posters. They deny it, threaten police action for ‘harassing’ a fictitious character and then demonstrate their willingness to impersonate by creating a false Administrator account in my name. The banner on display is chosen randomly from a selection of three, with a fourth bearing the familiar Bexley Council is Bonkers logo.
29 April (Part 1) - Two lovely letters
The first of two lovely emails received yesterday came from one of the lady election candidates
in Longlands. No, not Ana(shua) Davies for breaking her instructions never to
name her on Bonkers, but from Anita Paris who is standing for the Greens.
Far from taking issue with me labelling
their leaflet a
Policy Free Zone she instead
sent me their latest
which is not so reticent. That is the way to do it, not set up
fake
Facebook Groups in an attempt to deceive residents.
Even better, Anita is a Bonkers reader and because of it has learned
something about, as she puts it, Bexley Council’s lack of transparency and
accountability. Like me she is appalled by the massive waste of money spent subsidising
The StoryTeller cinema.
Maybe not all Greens are as nutty as Zack. Below is half of Anita’s latest
leaflet. (The second lovely letter was from a Labour candidate. See below leaflet.)
The second lovely email came from Councillor Sally Hinkley
(Labour, Belvedere). Not a word of politics in it but she had somehow got the idea
that I might be under too much pressure or even unwell and was offering help if
I should need it. Call her any time if I need a helping hand. Fortunately not
needed yet Sally, but thanks. I learnt a little about her daughter who is doing so
well with her GCSEs. She must be the same age as my granddaughter who is taking hers about now.
In between playing in the women’s team at hockey when only just 16. (Have you seen the price of the protective gear?)
Not all Labour females are like Ana whatsername. Esther, Mabel and Teresa P. amply prove it and all gone, or soon to be.