KHOODEELAAR! TOLD YOU SO! Big Business and Crossrail plot-backer local Councils ARE being exposed, at least in parts!

This AADHIKARonline page was last edited at 1925 Hrs GMT in London East One UK on Saturday 6 September 2008

By©Muhammad Haque
1920 Hrs GMT London Saturday 6 September 2008

CRASS role by ‘our inept Council’ is the clear verdict of a local resident writing in their local paper after it became clear that the local Council had showed lack of common sense on transport.... And vision....The particular local resident took the ‘local council ‘to task over their role on their local Crossrail project......How ‘local council’ after local council is being exposed as being CRASS and lacking common sense whenever the ‘Crossrail’, any ‘Crossrail’ scheme is involved... There must be something about the word “Crossrail’ that gets the local council’s to act crass!

We know all about the CRASS role being played for Crossrail by the local Tower Hamlets Council in London.

The ineptitude of the other local council referred to above is of course about Aberdeen council in Scotland.

Then we have heard of the Ealing Council in West London which has just been taken to court by one ‘property’ business for having misled the business of the property in Acton.

The crassness of Crossrail-backing ‘local’ councils extends to ‘central’ Govt [UK] min cabinet ministers.


And even to banks

Big business was supposed to be the ‘saviour’ of the Uk economy....

Not any more...

The evidence of Big Business looting the public has come out - been coming out- in buckets full of greed and stupidity... So much so that even the Crossrail hole plot-backing BBC allowed one of its reporters today Saturday ^ September 2008 to use the word ‘hole’ and ‘dug’.. He said that the BIG BANKS that had been finding themselves in a hole that they had dug themselves... were having to get themselves out of the hole all by themeless.... Or words to that effect...


At last!


No digging
No holes


No digging Crossrail holes in the economic and the environment of the East End of London ....

[To be continued]