KHOODEELAAR! action update on the campaign against Crossrail scam peddling personnel over the 5 years and 3 months so far

1200 Hrs GMT London Wednesday 8 April 2009: KHOODEELAAR! No to “Big Business corruption agenda couriers who have been peddling alleged benefits of ‘Crossrail’ to the East End of London!!!!!!!!....

One of the crucial ethical practices that Khoodeelaar! has been maintaining is that we do not name individual employees of any public body unless naming becomes ethically, morally, legally and evidentially unavoidable..

In the case of Owen Whalley, the CRASSRail plot-peddling employee in place in the Crossrail hole-inviter-clique-controlled Tower Hamlets Borough Council, our repeated efforts to allow him anonymity met with persistent confirmation by him that he would prefer to be named. So we have done our best to ethically shield him where [IF] he deserved such shielding...

Owen Whalley has not answered our questions.

We did not ask most of the questions by thinking of him. We put the questions by thinking, very generously, of the ethical, moral, collective duties on the part of any lawfully placed ‘leadership’ of a ‘deemed-to-be-democratic and deemed-to-be-legitimate’ group of elected councillors.

However, most of our questions about the Tower Hamlets Council’s Crossrail hole-scam-inviting role got passed on to Owen Whalley by or on behalf of or in the name whoever it was that called themselves ‘chief executive’ at the time. Or ‘leader’ or ‘lead councillor’ concerned that we had originally and on the relevant occasion addressed.

So when it came to his giving answers to our questions, Owen Whalley did make a limited number of communications.

Then he got entangled in such a transparently contradictory game of illusions and mirror-effects that we decided to give actually meeting him a try.

That proved as we had suspected as uninformative as it can be described.

We are being STILL kind to Owen Whalley.
It had been Owen Whalley that kept seeking a meeting with KHOODEELAAR!

We had not asked for a meeting with him. He wanted to meet.

Why?

Because that way, he must have thought, he could avoid having to put in writing whatever it was that he was not prepared to confirm in writing about Tower Hamlets Council’s dealings - and deals- with the Crossrail scam peddlers..

[to be continued]

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