1625 Hrs GMT
London Wednesday 12 September 2007
By ©Muhammad Haque
The Editor
AADHIKAR Media Foundation
How did you think the controlling clique reacted
We refer here to the distortion of the facts - as was the contents of Joshua Peck who twisted what Abjol Miah had said
We refer here to Cllr Turner who misinterpreted what the movers of the main motion against Crossrail had said in their speeches
We refer to a certain other Crossrail hole plot-backer
who again lied on the floor of the Council chamber when he denied that there was opposition to Crossrail hole plot in the Bow East ward.
We refer to Abdal Ullah who repeatedly shouted 'Shame, Shame' to Cllr Lutfa Begum when she asked why the Brick Lane area had been targeted for the CrossRail hole
We refer to Abdal Ullah who taunted Cllr Lutfa Begum by asking ‘which community’ after she had clearly stated ‘the Bangladeshis’ in relation the targets of the Crossrail attacks
We refer to the factual contents of the original reports created by Khoodeelaar! and made available to Tower Hamlets councillors and to the council at no charge at all. We make this point about costs to emphasise the fact that Tower Hamlets Council controlling clique has admitted to spending nearly £1million on diverting the campaign attention way from the Council’s touting for Crossrail
We refer to the facts of the presentation of the Question by Khoodeelaar! Organiser Muhammad Haque and the very serious points made about the constitution of the UK and about the obligations of the Council to abide by the UK's treaty obligations in the context of Europe, about the Council’s failure to represent the community in the borough and the failure and or the refusal of the controlling clique to even begin to address the contents of the rest of his questions to be addressed by the controlling group.
We refer to the intended and the pathetically persistently ignorant and insulting and off the topic remark by Rupert Buaden
We refer t the untruthful assertion as made by Simon Rouse about CrossRail having been discussed [or 'debated'] in the Council “
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