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Khoodeelaar! No to Crossrail Bill rattles Blair's Big Business cage

© Muhammad Haque/khoodeelaar/cbruk/lawmedia 2006 | 21.06.2006 14:04 | Analysis | Social Struggles | London

Tony Blair is so nervous about Khoodeelaar! camapgn exposing the lethal flaws in the Big Business Conglomerates grabbing Crsosrail hole plan that he has seen to it to make it hard for Khoodeelaar! campaigners to use the 'democratic institutions' - of Westminster or of the local Tower Hamlets Council. Khoodeelaar! campaigners are finding it hard to gain access to these institutions… Shows just how effective the Khoodeelaar! camapgn is in exposing further flaws of the Crassrail big Business plan

© Muhammad Haque


The Khoodeelaar! campaign against Crossrail Bill has become significantly effective. This was seen in Westminster on Tuesday. MPs attending the Select committee on the CrossRail Bill in Room 5 of the Palace of Westminster, were shown the documentary evidence representative of the historic role played by Khoodeelaar in articulating and advocating the community’s opposition to the Crossrail Bill. Outside the Palace of Westminster on two separate occasions, security guards - or police officers [whoever were doing the checking] repeatedly taunted and abused Khoodeelaar! remembers as they passed through the check point to the Palace of Westminster. This evening,. Khoodeelaar! is demonstrating outside the Tower Hamlets Council town hall at 6 PM demanding the full Council to pass the No to CrossRail hole Bill motion which the community ahs been demanding. The Khoodeelaar! demonstration is also due to hear details of how the campaign against Crossrail organiser Muahmmad Haque has been barred by Tower Hamlets Council from making a factual presentation before the full meeting of the Council m being held at 7 30 PM tonight. Wednesday 21 June 2006

© Muhammad Haque/khoodeelaar/cbruk/lawmedia 2006
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Khoodeelaar! No to Crossrail - long awaited court actions set to start

22.06.2006 14:11

The Khoodeelaar! Campaign against the Crossrail hole assault on the East End of London demonstrated against Tower Hamlets Council at 6 PM on Wednesday 21 June 2006. One of the key campaign announcements made at the demonstration was that court actions would now be commenced against those who played the main decision-making roles in bringing the Crsosrail hole problems upon the East End of London


The details of the court actions against the most central figure in the Crossrail-hole-plot-backing corrupt clique on Tower Hamlets Council [and the newly-announced OFSTED-inspector] Christine Gilbert and her co-participants on Tower Hamlets Council in the Crsosrail hole plot against the Brick Lane and Whitechapel London E1 area are due to be detailed starting at 1800 Hrs GMT Thursday 22 June 2006


 http://uk.geocities.com/bricklanekhoodeelaar/today.html

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Khoodeelaar! legal action against Crossrail hole Bill: process update

10.11.2006 04:38

The legal action can only be successfully mounted after exhausting all the pre-action procedural steps and formalities.

Khoodeelaar! organiser Muhammad Haque stated on Thursday 9 November 2006.

The latest updates on the Khoodeelaar! no to Crossrail hole Bill questions, as put to Crossrail on Thursday 9 November 2006, can be viewed on the AADHIKARonline news pages

 http://uk.geocities.com/aadhikarnews/today.html



accessible via

 http://www.khoodeelaar.com

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Khoodeelaar! No to Crossrail latest demo and commentary

06.12.2006 08:16


News of 5 December 2006 and scheduled publications on 6 December 2006 opposing the UK Parliamentary Bill the CrossRail Bill

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