KHOODEELAAR! court actions against 'Crossrail hole plot'- the legal framework

1135 GMT 1235 UK London Sunday 10 August 2008: KHOODEELAAR! LEGAL ACTION Commentary: When we told Alistair darling that he had dishonoured himself by lying in parliament, by lying to parliament, by lying on the record he probably did not believe that a time would come quite soon when he would be exposed as not only a liar in Parliament but as a very careless member of cabinet who was himself prone to frequent traps being set against him by his own colleagues... Today’s report in the MAIL ON SUNDAY [see below] is only a tip of the iceberg... As we have been EXCLUSIVELY pointing out, Alistair Darling does not posses the This page was last edited at 1150 GMT Sunday 10 August 2008

The legal framework KHOODEELAAR! is using is defined by the UK's signatory status for the ECHR.

We are, in the imminent applications, allowing the domestic courts CRUCIAL JURIDICAL OPPORTUNITY to satisfy the requirements on them to uphold the universally recognised constitutional ethics, standards and values . As [and if] the domestic courts fail to uphold those, we shall seek constitutional law redress from the international judicial forums.... [To be continued]
necessary abilities to hold the post with real effectuates... He showed his lack of intellectual rigour and his ignorance of constitutionality by making that statement saying that he was satisfied that the contents of the CROSSRAIL BILL was compatible with the Convention... We KNOW that whoever was or were actually involved in the writing of the Crossrail Bill and in the actual ‘drawing up’ of the CRASS plan, was or were themselves crass... So we also know that by relying on those, Alistair Darling showed his own lack of rigour...... We told him years ago that making that statement asserting that he was satisfied that the contents of the ‘Crossrail Bill’ was compatible with the Convention would land him in deep constitutional law-filled waters... We are near the time when we start the process of exposing Alistair Darling in a legal action series......[To be continued]